Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-16
Many Changers Gather In Norwich
Biennial Election of Ofcers-Otto L. Pultz of Lebanon Made Worthy Master of Pomona Grange-Several Interesting Addresses.

ffse npgerraoss tD fh@ lowest k,-arsca, Ffs u8s aDpis16ed roqJn<.iy as hH tooz bis s@at at fs1G conclusion 1s his ad- dress.
 Fssnos Nursing,
 Mrs. Ursula F. Avery, zfs15satE nurse, who IS 2. member oT Le6ysrG grange. followed with a valuable Da- per oa Home Nursing. She was fol- lowed with strict attention Dy z1l, and for her eonfr4bUftora u the afternoon 2 f,roxrarGnds received many fins com DfsnGenEs.
 Ia sD1akin1 of Ghe room that tae patient occupies Mrs. Avery explained that II should De a sunny room, gltf windows on At least two sides, away from all nolss DUt easily accessible The furnishings would oe as simple ss possible. The DGG should oe such as D1st suits the patient, but t snoufd always o@ kept s5otless and free from efonaDs. < be6 well cared for lz eyl- 9ence 1s 4 good nurse. Then ir Ge~ taI the speaker toI6 Of the best meth o1 so employ for the making ID Of a sick persons bed.
 Mrs. Avery spoke of tf4 ina oorezncs Sf fhe nurse b<anz able ta describe tD the doctor the eZaGg condition Of Gkle E8E3enf how lc vas nelGsszry zG s8K reetions given by the physician lgs charge and of Row everyone. esre- lalEv tnose who have the care Of q amIIr, ought t0 0e familiar with enE geas s5oa and functions Of the different yrgans 0f the body. Reference was -fgre sometimes indicates certain d1s- ,r9era, and to how t0e clinical tn@r- Gsoraefer should be @na 0tOged~ ThG regsf3 E4t4oY question was z ls0 discussed aG f was urged fiat t0e one in narge of the sick roDra saCggd keep ae air ss pure as possible. stove E she sick room lr Wss sEaGEfs fur ls1es better heat than does a fur 4aees
 Ia conclusion. tne speaker gave d. -e1tl1a8 a8 so tnz beat fces tnSrr to JIG cuts Drulses, chaps and ourns Eal1n were easT to Underslznd and ssDoggaat to remember.
 Eraegc sSr. Church Of L.Eoe non range made a decided addition go rhe sas.caI part of the afternoons en- 1FGa1nnaenE, DT a splendid oass solOs
 mich zas given ao fine voice He
 as aDDlapded r0unGIy and wss obl5g- 1 to respond with aa encore Mlsa Florence 4. Hoffman. also of Lebanon grange. followed, and delighted her Coos was called 1pon for sn encore
 Rural Education.
 Rural Education vas tne topic raz- vas treated ln 2, careful and c91pFe- hensIYe manner oY Rev. F. L~ Holden gE the Preston City grange. He point ed out the importance of teaching az Tlcglt1re n the psolic schools 0< the st2te and advocated sa extension oS ldIs as l. already ezIzrs 70 IncI1s@ the eurIre state Of ConnecrjcUr, and high scl06ts ss well as the grammar schools. The work !n the adult class eG Wes nph1sIzed and the advantage Of skilled s1perVisiou over all oE our schools vas shown up in 2 dear and convincing light The question og the consultation Of schools ia rte coEn- try t07Tns, where one first class build ing wlEh frat class teachers and all the up S date equipment, would s1c- ceed the present unsatisfactory ar raugeueuE, was touched upon briefly.
 Tn concIusion Rev. MT. Holden ad- vocate6 the spending of more time t1 the discussion of rdig important zEo- fect at the different subordinate grange meetings and ar the Pomona gatherings, and inEimzted that an un- told amount of good could be accom- piizaed rIgFf at home # VIZ would only treat rtfs matter properly
 i pleasirB bass solo. with a1 en-