Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-24
GOOD
Program For Farmers
Institute.
Includes Many Important Topics
and Bright Features.


annual meeting of the Independent
Farmers Institute, to be held in
Grange hall, Osborn's Corners, Friday
and Saturday, Jan. 2 and 8.
Friday, 10 a. m.-Song, Clappers
quartette; invocation, Rev. n. w. Wa
ear: presidents address, NJ. A. Crane,
response, ]. B. Tiernan; address,
Farm Fences" II. p. Miller: questions
and discussion; song, Clapper's quar-
tette; address. '"The Farmer as Bus
iress Man." s. ]. Baldwin; questions
and discussion; appointment of COM
mittees; talk, ID. L. Hale; song, Clap
per's quartette.
Friday, 1:3o p. m.-orchestra, Com
ing Generation" Kleinsmith; address.
The New Horticulture" NJ. Crawford;
paper, Dr. Cumberworth; song, Clap
per's quartette; address, "Silos and
Silage," S. ]. Baldwin; questions and
discussion; paper, Mrs. Carrie Fosllett;
orchestra, selected; address, Some of
the Common Ailments Of Animals and
Their Treatment" H. P. Miller; ques'
tons and discussion; song, Clapper's
auartette; talk, J. W. Severy; orches-
ira, Home Favorite Waltzes," Nc.
Quaide.
Friday evening, 6:30-orchestra,
"Clorinda," Haines; song, quartette;
talk, DR.. s. II. Graham; solo, Iva
Young; lecture, when the Earth Met
Comet" s. ]. Baldwin; orchestra,
when Knighthood was in Flower" "
Gustin; recitation, Gurdon Hale; song,
quartette; lecture, "The Education of
Our Children" Fl. P. Miller; solo, Mrs.
Geo. Vowls; recitation, Jay Corbin;
Cornet solo, Hal Brewer; orchestra,
Creole Bellies" Lampe.
Saturday, $50 a. m.-song, Clapper's
quartette; address, "Some Of the Duties
CT Citizenship" Rev. Geo. Hill; orches-
TIA, Under Storm" Grimm; address,
Grape Culture on the Farm" NJ.
Crawford; questions and discussion;
paper, Mrs. H. e. Allen; song, quar-
tette; address, Aerial Battles, on the
/ Origin, Course and Effect Of
Storms" S. ]. Baldwin; orches-
ira, college Days" Clarke; recitation,
H. ]. Hill; address, Feeds and Feed
ing" II. p. Miller; questions and dis.
cussion; orchestra, "Gondolette
WaltZes, Losey.
Saturday, 1:30 p. m.--Orchestra,
Dreamy Eyes" Lampe; election of Of
fcers; address, ""The Education OF the
Farmers Daughter, Miss Kate Cranz;
song, quartette; address, The Educa-
ton of the Farmers Boy" W. A. Nc
Cartney; orchestra, "Pickanannies Frol-
ic," Yohrling; address, The Farmer S
Table" II. p. Miller; questions and dis
cussion; song, quartette; address, Care
Of the Winter Dairy" S. ]. Baldwin;
question box; orchestra, sunny Su-
SAN" Haines.
Saturday, $3.50 p. m.-soug, quartette;
recitation, Ethel Black; recitation, p,
c. Bigelow; orchestra, "Daida March" D."
Williams; recitation, Anna Heller;
paper, Mrs. +. II. McCrosky;
solo, Louis Rathburn; recitation,
Marcia Bigelow; recitation, Ma
bel Snyder; song, quartette; recitation,
Irene Houck; recitation, Harry Hop,
kins; orchestra, selected; paper A. A.
Mcneil; recitation, Clara Thorp; solo.
Iva Young; recitation, Mrs. John Black;
recitation, Earl Blakeslee. song, quar-,
tette; recitation, Edna Hopkins, recita.
ton, Ethel Andrew; solo, Harry Cod,
ding; recitation, Ozro Averill; recita.
ton, Jay Corbin; recitation, Gurdon
Hale; orchestra, prayer and Passion"
Grimm.