Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-06
PATRONS oE HusRANnRY.

The following is the programme that
has been arranged for the 9th annual
| session of the Connecticut state grange
which is to convene at Eagle hall, in
| Bridgeport, January 9-10-11, the SEES
sions being open to all fourth degree
patrons in good standing:
Tuesday, January 9-MOrning Ses-
sion at II o'clock-Opening in form:
| fifth degree; roll call of officers and
oranges; appointment of committee on
credentials; announcements of spe-
clal committees; introduction of bus
mess referred without debate; recess
1890.
Afternoon Session at o'clock-In-
PRODUCTION Of business referred with
out debate. Persons introducing will
prepare two copies; one for the use
of the secretary and one for the use
of the committee. Always say what
| committee you wish it referred to.
Address OF State Master L. II. Healey,
Lecturer J. A. Sherwood, Chaplain
Rev. G.. f. Goodenough; report of
Treasurer n. S, Plat, Secretary II. E,
Ioomis, deputies, executive commit
tee, by J. H. Hale; finance committee,
by G. Warren Davis; Introduction of
busintts referred without debate. Re-
/ naming state officers and the masters
Of subordinate and Pomona oranges
will hand written reports to the state
| secretary, H. E. LOOMS; recess to 7.30.
Evening Session at 7.30 o'clock
Mayor Wilson Of Bridgeport, President
Enos and Secretary Jackson Of the
board of trade, Rev. John DePeu, Hon.
Charles H. Gardner, master Of Massa-
6husetts state grange, and others viii
appear upon the programme. Recita-
tiOns. music, etc, etc, in charge of
fn aIrs,
an evenings entertainment worthy of
the attendance Of all This will be
an open session to which the public
will receive a cordial welcome.
Wednesday, January 10-Morning
Session at 9 0 'cloCk-Opening in fourth
degree; last opportunity for introduc
ton Of business referred without de-
bate; reports OF committee, 10, election
Of officers; u, recess.
Afternoon Session at . o'clock-Re-
ports Of committee: the lecturers elect
of subordinate oranges are invited to
a lecturers conference in Eagle hall
at o'clock This conference viii be
in charge of the state lecturer. The
lecturers attending this conference will
receive from the state grange mileage
at the rate of three and one-half cents
a mile one way. 8. report of the Pat
rons' Fire Insurance company, Il. {.
Durham, secretary.
Evening Session at 7.90 o'clock
Comforting the sixth degree in full
form; remarks for the good of the or
FER, by visiting members, etc; endov-
ing masters and delegates with the y.
w by state master; closing in form.
Thursday, January 11-Morning
Session at 9 o'clock-Opening in
fourth degree; reports Of committees
and action thereon; recess at 1880.
Closing Session at 2 o'clock-Re-
ports, resolutions, installation of Off
GERS. Hon. Richard Pattee, master
of New Hampshire state grange, in
stalling officer; congratulations, untin-
ished business; closing in form.
At any time during the sessions.
when opportunity offers, there will be
addresses from visiting members, rec
itations or music in charge Of the wor-
thy lecturer.
H. 3. LOOMS secretary; L. H. Heal
ev, master; o. S. Wood (deceased), J.
H. Hale, J. H. Brakeman, executive
committee