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The 810 th Meeting of the Enterprise
Club met with Milton
Bancroft at Norwood on
Friday, June 16, 1933. Our walk
took us to the barn and the
gardens. The vegestable garden
was in beutiful order and most
things well advanced for this
backward season. The flower
garden with its dubble row
of box, which is among the
finest in the State, was much
admired while the grapes showed
such promice that someone
said we should come back when
they were ripe.
After a delicious supper
and a pleasant social interval
W m Moore called the meeting to
order and both sets of minutes
were read. Dr. Ladson, Mr. Leeds
and M. O. Stabler were guests while
C. L. Gilpin was the only member
absent. This being the time to
elect officers the Club reelected
Wm Moore president and Osborn
Stabler secratary. Albert Stabler
Notes and Questions
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In line 1, there is only, what I presume to be, the roman numeral 'I'.
In line 7, the 't' in 'beutiful' has been overwritten making it look like 2 't'.
In line 10, I cannot figure out what the writer is doing with the 'r' in 'row'.
In line 11, both the 'm & n' overwrite something.
In line 19, the 'W' and underlined superscript 'm' are connected by the written line. They are spaced so I have spaced them also. The same occurs in line 26.
In line 21, there is a short comma after 'read', a period after 'Dr', and a long comma after 'Ladson'.
This would seem to sum up the writer's thoughts on these punctuation marks. Something to consider, Since I cannot transcribe the difference between a short and long comma - they both go down as commas.
In line 2, the "underlined superscript" is only 1/8 above the bottom of the line.