The Newtown bee., 1899-01-27

Gan woman successfully manage 8 farm? Mrs l.. A. Baldwin.
 Is the success of the Grange due to the efforts and il Lfuence of womens Afr native, Mrs George W. Norrhrop, Mega tive, K. Lester Coleman.
 Solo, James B. Nichols.
 How can farmers and their families spend their winter evenings to the best advantage? Mrs E. l.. Johnson. Reading, Miss Hattie NJ. Northrop. Grange Melodies, No 120.
 MARCH TWENTY ONE.
 Should every farmer have 8 windmill or some other power for use? Walter H. Glover.
 Is the church becoming abandoned, ,and some of the causes for the weakening of our country churches. Rev Otis O.. Wright.
 Sunny and shady sides of farm life. Mrs Charles E. Beers.
 Do professional men make good far mers? Charles B. Johnson.
 The pleasures of amateur photography and it's results. Harry F. Orgelman. Recitation, Homer W. Baldwin. Paper-Selected, Mrs s. F. Schermer- horn.
 Which produces must crime, poverty, wealth or ignoranceP Mrs Alice Wild man.
 Song, No "A.
 APRIL FOUR.
 To what extent should fruit trees, shade trees and shrubbery be planted on the farm? George W. Northrop. Should boys do housework? John l.. Sanford, Jr.
 Should Patrons read books, or the agri- cultural and daily or weekly newspapers to get the most benefitP Allison P. Smith. Solo, Harry F. Orgelman.
 Should girls have an equal education with boys? Mrs William c. Johnson Recitation, Mrs Homer W. Baldwin. Is the general character of our farm ing population better or worse than 4C years ago, and why? Charles Nj. Beres- ford.
 Discussion-Modern method of potato culture. Opened by Frank H. Mitchell Reading, William B. Glover.
 Instrumental music, violin and piano Samuel J. Botsford, Charles G. Peck
 APRIL EIGHTEEN.
 Young peoples night. Committee Charles G. Peck, Mary K. Blackman Leonard A. Botsford, Hattie Nj. North rop, William B. Glover, Helen Nj. Beers Harry s. Mason.
 MAY SECOND.
 An evening with the poets.
 Selections from Longfellow, Mis Helen M. Beers.
 Selections from Whittier, Allison P Smith.
 Selections from Tennyson, Miss Hattie M. Northrop.
 Selections from Will Carleton, Mis- Mary. A Blackman.
 Selections from Scott, Ez.a L. John Son.
 Selections from J. Whitcomb Riley Homer W. Baldwin. .r Selections from Elizabeth B Browning Mrs Charles B. Johnson. Music to conform, to be arranged b, muslc committee. MAY SIXTEEN.
 Program in charge of Rrookfiel Grange.
 Part of an evening with the care ant management of animals. The Horse, Charles G. Peck. The Cow, Herman H. Peck.
 The Pig George W. Northrop. The Sheep, Frank H. Mitchell.
 The Poultry, Ezra l.. Johnson.
 What is the most economical farI fence for this section, aud what will | cost per rod to build It? Lemuei I Glover.
 Quar6et-Male. I Is it beneficial to health and pleasur to ride bicycle? Harry s. Mason. l A short history of the bicycle and tn Ipleasure it affords. Leonard A. Bot ford.
 The best method of preserving straw berries and other fruits. Mrs Walter E Glover.
 Remarks, Zalmon $. Peck. JUNE TWENTY.
 Children's night. An evenings pr' gram to be furnished by the childrel Committee: Miss Helen M Beers, Mi Mary E BIackman, Leonard A. Botsfor
 Strawberries, cake and cream to served. JULY FOUR AND EIGHTEEN ' Vacation of one month. ; AUGUST ONE. i; Should farmers take 2 well earn