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meet at Cloverly, with [Hulda? Janney?] &
[Robert Miller?] as readers.

Our walk into the flower garden
showed us neat little beds with permanent
[?] borders that looked as
if they might last a life-time.
The vegetable garden (so an expert said)
was [flawless?], such a profusion of
everything, & not a weed to be seen
so he said!

The afternoon of July 1^st was not [Horticultural?] [?] of 1919- for it was an
ideal dea, tho' a trifle warm, & it
seemed to the Sec., never did Brooke Grove
(our Mt. Vernon of S.S.) look as pretty
as it did that evening. They may
have been looking for company- Well,
the company came, & found a warm
reception, a pleasant meeting, a delicious
supper, & a happy time.

Lillie B. Stabler.
Secy.