The Newtown bee., 1907-04-12
Ten Pages
COUNTY.
WARREN

GRANGE NOTES. The lecturer of Wichita Grange, Mrs F. P. Johnson, has arranged the follow ing program for the year:
 APRIL 10:
 A Talk on Poultry. What breeds of fowls are the most profitable for the all-around Farmer of this locality?
 System of feeding, housing and care of laying hens?
 Several members to give their ex perience.
 APRIL 24:
 Culture of the Soil. What are the best crops to raise in this section? Is there any thing that pays better than good garden? Does it pay to SOW catch-crop (as clover or ryel after or with the the last cultl- vating in the corn?
 John Angevine, August Hoffman, Frank Voisard, F. P. Johnson.
 MAY 8: Has nature or education the greater influence in the formation of charac- ter?
 From which does the mind gain the most knowledge reading or observa- Daisy Hoffman, Mrs Emerson Brown, Fannie Ohmen.
 May 22:
 The Home. How to make it attractive? Deco rationS? AmuSementS? Mans part? Woman's part? Discussion.
 JUNE 12:
 Strawberry Festival. Committee-Mr and Mrs John An gevine, MT and Mrs Walter Kibbe.
 JuNE 26:
 Past Masters Night. Meeting in charge of Past Masters A. R. Humphrey, Max SchneIl, F. P. Johnson, w. C.. Welton.
 JULY 10: How can we improve the looks of our town so that the summer visitors will be attracted to buy land and build here? Discussion.
 JULY "A:
 Children's Night. All members who have child dren come and bring them. Games, rec1tat1OnS, etc.
 AUGUST IA: Brothers Night. Brothers to fill the offices and fur. niSh program, also refreshments AUGUST 28: Neighbors' Night. Washington and Aspetuck Valley Oranges to furnish program. SEPTEMBER Il: Graces' Night. Program in charge of Ceres, Pomona and Flora. SEPTEMBER IS: Grange Fair. Committee and Mrs Frank Vol | sard, MT and Mrs John Angevine, MI | and Mrs William Forestelle, Burton September 25: | Temperance.
 Is it necessary to make so much ci der for vinegar? Could not apples bt fed to stock to better advantage thar made into cider? What is the influ ence of cider on community? Al respond. 1 OCTOBER 9: 1 Sisters Night. l Sisters to fill the offices. I Woman. 1 Woman's Place in the Business l World.
 The Power of Mothers Influence. Mrs Eleanor Welton | Woman's Work and Wages. l Miss Amy Hoffman Best Methods of doing Housework. | Mrs Amelia Angevine, Mrs RoSs Morrow. | OCTOBER 23: Readings, Recitations, Games anc M Music.
 Each member to contribute some thing to the program. NOVEMBER 13: 1 Masters Night. l NOVEMBER 27: l Thanksgiving.
 Turkey supper, with the usual ac l. Committee-Mrs Bertha Voisard Mrs Eleanor Welton, Mrs Mimi Schnell.
 DECEMBER Il:
 Election of Officers.
 Report of Officers. I DECEMBER 25:
 Christmas Entertainment.
 JANUARY 8, 1908.
 What to do with farm machiner , and tools when not in use? Is it sig of thrifty Farmer to see them lef beside the road?
 JANUARY 22:
 Installation of Officers. Report of delegates to State Grange
 FEBRUARY 12: ! IQe three GreaG Men who were bOrl this month. Washington, February p. Lincoln, February 12. Longfellow, February 27. l All members bring something abOu one or all of them. FEBRUARY 26:
 Summing up of our years work How we stand, compared with the be ginning of the year. Have we mad any advancement?
 Song, page 175.
 Rev MT Pickett, with his family moved from Cornwall Bridge into tn Warren parsonage, last week, and h began his labOrS as pastor, April '. Charles Ohmen is tearing down hi house at the Center, known as th Charles Dwy place, and removing i to the Lake district.
 Mrs Elizabeth Brundage, who hal been very ill with grip cold, is slow ly improving.
 Mrs Robert Perkins, who has beel very ill with a complication of trou bles, requiring the attendance of trained nurse, is convalescing. | April 4 there was an extensive for est fire in the east part of the town l hn fro +, r