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constellations. Mary won this emblem
+ shared it to us.

The Forethought told us lots of things to
do_ "Save for winter the surplus
which the garden has produced during
the long days of summer _ during the
latter part of Sept. there is liable to be
frost-" so prepare for it.

She spoke of the value of her manure -
"When ordinary farm manure has a
fertilizer value of $4.50 a ton, poultry
manure in a thoroughly dry condition
is worth $15 a ton.

All dead + diseased branches of fruit
trees should be cut off, + by so doing,
the life of the tree may be saved.
Plant currant + gooseberries now, rather
than spring, prune blackberries +
raspberries."

Mary Green was appointed assistant sec.
The following is what was reported.
Cloverly 15 specimens + flowers

Knowlton 13 " _
Tanglewood 10 " " "
Brooke Grove 9 " " "
Della Brooke 8 " " " _ there were
three kinds of apples. also.