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H/6/1935-3-

Mr. Hurry had missed several
chickens on several successive
mornings & was fortunate to find
the thief in the form of "Brer
Fox" who was speedily disposed of.

It was moved & carried that
we pay the Community Council
dues - $4.25.

This being the "month of Roses",
it was to be expected that we
would have a fine display of bloom
which even exceeded our expectations.
Mention should be made of the particularly
lovely ones from Cloverly which
was labeled with the names by the
grower Edith Hallowell.

Peonies too, were very fine, as
was the exhibits of vegetables from
most of the families represented.

Poultry report gave 2090 chickens
and turkeys.

Questions
Albert Stabler wanted a sitting
hen under which to put some
oheasant eggs. Cloverly could supply
him.

Isabel Wesley showed a sample
of flowering almond with apparent