The Newtown bee., 1900-02-09
FEBRUARY 6.

FEBRUARY 6.
Report of delegate from State Grange.
Readings, Mrs f. Ii. Mitchell, Mrs J. L. San
Songs from Grange Melodies.
Reading, Fl. W. Baldwin.
Question-Is it advisebl to have our
Grange meetings commence on time and
close at a stated time? c. B. Johnson, Mrs W,
johnson. Discussed by members.
FEBRUARY 20.
Topic-The Boer war.
Paper-Descrtbing the country and re,
sources OF the Boers-S. Botstord.
The Boer, his mode OF living. his religion,
characteristics. etc, Mrs L. A. Baldwin.
The cause OF the present war between Epg
land and the Beers.
From the English standpoint c. nj. Beress
ford.
From the Boer standpoint.-J. j. Eorthrop.
MARCH 6.
Reading John l.. Sanford, Jr
Is it the COW or the feed that gives quality
to the milk F. A. Young,
Discussion and experiences.
Music Miss Bessie Glover.
Recitation.-Harrv Mason.
Readings H. II. Peck, G. B. Johnson.
Current Events.
MARCH 0.
Reading from VIII Carleton, Mrs E
Beers.
Are farmers receiving a reasonable income
from capital and labor invested in their
farms? L Johnson.
Song from Grange Melodies.
Reading, Il Camp
Recitation, Mrs S r SchermerhOrn.
Reading. G W Northrop.
Talk on vegetable seeds, G Beers, 3
Mitchell.
APRIL 3.
Program IN charge of Musical Director
Charles G Peck.
APRIL IT.
Readings, W III Glover, Mrs johnson
What Is the most enj 1yablo season of the
year upon the farm? Miss Julia Dikeman.
Song from Grange Melodies.
Reading, f Young
Selection from Longfellow, Miss Hattie
Northrop.
Selection from Whittier, A P Smith.
What it means to be an American citizen,
G III Beresford.
Reading, G johnson.
Question, Does 1t pay to belong to the
Grange; If so. in what way or the different
Readings, Mrs W H clever, Miss Helen NJ
Beers.
Program from Brookfield Grange
JUNE5
Reading, Miss Mary A B1ackman
The advantages OF selling milk, Frank
Mitchell.
The advantages of selling butter, F Young
The advantages of tatting cattle, W Glov
The advantages of selling cream, e North
rop
Pound sale
Children's night
Program in charge OF Mrs Mitchell, Miss
Helen M Beers, Miss Lillian Dikernan
| Strawberries, ice cream and cake
AUGUST
| Program IN charge OF W orthy Flora Mrs "
| EEL Glover
| AUGUST I
Reading. Mrs G W Northrop
| Why should attend Grange meetings. Mrs
| Lucy A Baldwin
! Music, c Peck
| Reading, Mrs l. Sanford
| Reading, Mrs Alice Wildman
Current Events.
| SEPTEMBER4
Program from Harmony Grange
| SEPTEMBER 1S
Agriculture in the common schools, A
Reading, Recitations and Music by volur
teers
| OCTOBER Q
| Pomona's night
| Program In charge of Worthy Pomona Mis-
Julia Dikeman, assisted by County Pomon
OCTOBER Is
Readings, Mrs Homer Baldwin, John
sunny and shady sides of farm life, Mrs
Music, @ Peck
| Which shall it be, comfort In the home {
money in the bank, Mrs Ell III Peck
e Reading, Mrs + SchermeThorn
Reading, a w Bassett
NOVEMBER 6.
! Dramatic
Program In charge OF Mrs H Mitchell, MI
| Mary Blaekman, Harry Mason, Claren'
Beach
NOVEMBER 20
Reading, Robert Camp
Recitation, Harry Mason
Are women apt to gossip more than men!
Affirmative, e Northrop
Negative, Mrs Il Sanford
Heading; of Thanksgiving proclamation
lWL
Readings relative to the celebration
Thanksgiving, w Clio or. Lemuel GLOW
Thanksgiving story, J Northrop
DECEMBER
Reading, G Baker
Has the farmers wife more leisure than |
farmer
Affirmative, H TEL Peck
Negative, Mrs II Young
Song from Grange Melodies
Music Miss Bessie Glover
Lunch boxes containing refreshments