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Nov 05, 2021 Sandy Spring Museum Jan 24, 2020 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 188 -- 15th of 6th 1872 [June 15, 1872] -- -- The club met at Olney -- At 4 P. M. when the meeting was called to order by Frederick Stabler as foreman there were 7 members present -- F Stabler -- Wm S Brooke R. B. Farquhar R. M. Stabler HOST Granville Farquhar Jos. T. Moore & Wm W. Moore We ^had as guests Charles Farquhar, we read the minutes of the last meeting held at this place -- by the time we were ready to start on our walk our number was increased several and by the time we got back to the house all our members were present except two and we had two or three more guests. On our walk we saw the cows all of which looked well and were said to be doing first-rate making over an average of 6 lbs of butter to the cow including the Alderney heifer. The pasture was very good and there was plenty of it even for this dry season We crossed the corn feild to the mowing feild -- the corn stood well but was rather small -- the grass like most [e]very bodies was thin and not very high, we next came to another pasture field where we saw 3 nice colts	Page 188 -- 15th of 6th 1872 [June 15, 1872] -- -- The club met at Olney -- At 4 P. M. when the meeting was called to order by Frederick Stabler as foreman there were 7 members present -- F Stabler -- Wm S Brooke R. B. Farquhar R. M. Stabler HOST Granville Farquhar Jos. T. Moore & Wm W. Moore We ^had as guests Charles Farquhar, we read the minutes of the last meeting held at this place -- by the time we were ready to start on our walk our number was increased several and by the time we got back to the house all our members were present except two and we had two or three more guests. On our walk we saw the cows all of which looked well and were said to be doing first-rate making over an average of 6 lbs of butter to the cow including the Alderney heifer. The pasture was very good and there was plenty of it even for this dry season We crossed the corn feild to the mowing feild -- the corn stood well but was rather small -- the grass like most [e]very bodies was thin and not very high, we next came to another pasture field where we saw 3 nice colts

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