The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-12-12
ORDER or BUSINESS.
THURSDAY FORENOON.

THURSDAY FORENOON.
Call to order at TO- Adjourn at Il.
/. Organization.
, IntrodGctions.
8. Discussion-"Spring plowing vs..
fall blowing by Valentine Hay,
Somerset, Pa.
T. ESsay-"Floral decorations on the
farm''-Mrs. A. F. Dickey, Friedens, Pa.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Call 10 order at l:5O. Adjourn at i:So.
!. Queries.
, agricultural education"-Hon Joel
\. Herr. member State Board of Agri-
culture. Clinton county, Pa.
8. 1.-THE most profitable stock for the
farms"-Wm. Rink, Jennertown, Pa.
L Essay-"What shall we eat? What
shall we drink? and wherewithal shall
we be clothed?''-Mrs. j. G. Kimmel.
Downey, Pa.
THCRsDAy EVENING.
Call to order ~ 6:9O. Adjourn at 9.
l. Queries.
. "The farmer as a eitizen"-John W.
HaTrah. CaSselman. Pa.
8. Recitation-Miss Alice C. viii,
Glade, Pa.
FRIDAY FORENOON.
Call 10 order at 9. Adjourn at -
!. Queries.
= "The farmers garden''-Hon. 4. c.
Sisson, member State Board of Agricllt-
ure. I.ackawans county. Pa.
). should road taxes be
paid in cash or work?'' 10y Dan
iel Holsopple. HiIlsboro. Pa.
!. Bright side Of life ON the
farm''-Miss Carrie Beachy. Elk Lick,
Pa.
FRIDAY AFTERNooN.
Gail to order at I:59. Adjourn al $50.
I. Queries.
= Winter dairyine''-Iion. joel A.
Herr.
,. Essay-"Music in country homes
Ms. Lizzie VI. Meyers, Berlin, Pa.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Call 70 order At $50 Adjourn at Q.
!. Queries.
> Orchard and fruit garden"-Hon.
\. c. Sisson-
). Reeitation-walter Boose, Meyers
dale. Pa.
l. "The farmer as a business nam
Walter J. Moore. Trent, Pa.
). Essay-.I.ife IN the country''-Miss
Ada Lohr. Jenner's Cross Roads. Pa.
In addition to the strangers whose
names appear upon the program, the
Secretary Of the State Board of Agricuit-
ure has promised to be present, and 9th
ers have been invited.
Porch brothers, Of Johnstown, have
been kind enough TO place one of their
fine pianos at the disposal OF the insti-
be one OF The features OF the meeting.
Questions Of special interest 70 those pres
ent, can be brought before the institute
through the question box, which, in the
past, has always excited an unusual de-
gree Of interest.
The B. K o. Railroad Co., will sell ex-
cursion tickets at all stations where they
have agents. on 25th and 9th, good to re-
turn until the 9th inclusive. Conduct.
ors on trains viii be supplied with excess
fare receipts, to hand 10 passengers who
ask FOR them on payment OF fare ou
train. All such passengers shoGld take
a receipt from the agent AT Somerset for
amount paid FOR tickets returning and
then send both receipts tO y. B. Critch-
field. Jenne-'s Cross Roads, Pa, who
viii forward them to the General Ticket
Agent AZ Baltimore. and collect the ex-
cess paid over one and one-third fare fol
the round trip, and return the same e
the persons handing him such receipts
after dedUcting al amount sufficient [,
pay for postal note and postage.
orders for excursion tickets from point-
where there are agents, have been sem
20 the following persons where they car
be obtained 10y asking Tor them:
S1merfield. Hon. Wm. Endsley
Confluence, \. ". Ross. Esq.
Ursina. Joseph Davis.
>Pinkerton, Mr.. Stein. operator.
Markleion. George kregar.
Ca,selman. II. II. Witt.
lockwood, Hon. T.. ID. Miller.
Garrett, Frank Enos.
Keystone junction, Wm. T. Hoblitzell.
MeyersdIle. L. \. Smith.
Elk Lick, VI. J. Beachy.
Berlin. s. G. Kimmel.
StoyesIown. William Specht.
Hooyersyille. p. J. BlOugh.
Johnsiown. Wesley \. Adams.
These orders are already ia the hands
Of the persons above named and can be
secarei in advance at any time they may
be called for aS long as the supply lasts.
For further informstion address
y. b. CRITCHyIELD,
Resident Member State y Dard of Agri-
culture.
Or any of the following:
\. -. kIMEEL.
i. X. NOoEE,
VAL Has,
.. =. SAVER,
NJ. J. BEACHY.
Executive COMMITTEES Somerset County
Agricultural Society.
Looal Institute.
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