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experiment in irrigation some 75 years since; At
Cloverly the tremendous spread of an oak and what is
thought to be a pre-historic stone mill. It is hoped
this list may be extended later.

Eliza N. Moore one of a com. appointed to prepare a
memoir of our late beloved associate and teacher
offered a brief paper which was accepted with
thanks as a fitting and beautiful tribute to the
life and character of one who did much indeed
to make our society successful and valuable.

As usual the article will be copied in this book. *

After the exercises the whole company repaired
to the flower garden which contained a remarkable
bed of caunas, a splendid verbena and an
unusual variety of fine foliage plants in the
most thrifty condition. The poultry too must
have honorable mention. Adjourned to Oak Grove.

Mary Bentley Thomas Sec

* For obituary of Hadassah J. Moore
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