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some days and had no report for
this meeting.
Poultry. There was nothing remarkable to
report.
Exhibits, corn was large, and perfect ears
from eight places. Other vegetables in variety
and of fine quality. Flowers beautiful but
from only a few gardens.

Cornelia Bentley's report of "the Park"
"Money in hand above expences."
New business, our President presented a
petition against pool selling and book
making at our County Fair thinks we
ought to use our influece against them
and hopes all will sign it; the company
scattered before all signed and did not
collect again, but we hope enough names
were signed to bring about the desired result
Questions, a member cut out the old wood
of her Crimson Rambler and it has not bloomed
since. What is wrong with it? We do
not know. Some never trim, others trim
moderately and have abundant bloom.
{2}Has anything been down about having an
Exhibition this fall? The subject was introduced
at our first meeting but no
further steps taken. Our President appoints
a committee, Corrie Brooke, Ellen
Farquhar, Mary E. Gilpin Eliza Brooke
A.G. Thomas and Robert H. Miller to
consider the matter and report at our
next meeting.
{3}A row a egg-plants in bloom how
much should they be watered? Ellen
Farquhar, whose plants bear abundantly