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secretary was asked to write them a note expressing the
feeling of the society.; also a note to Clarence H
Hurrey with good wishes for his speedy return to health.

There were a goodly number of exhibits for this early
in the year, with "Homestone2^UH bringing, walnuts and
potatoes, "The Cedars" flowers, "Tanglewood", parsley
parsnips salsify and potatoes, and "The Highlands" were
represented by six kinds of flowers besides potatoes,
turnips and rhubarb.

The meeting was adjourned and the members partook of
the delicious supper which is no small part of the
societies program.

S. B. Woodward Sec.