Putnam patriot., 1913-02-21
ARLINGTON

The Whist Club was entertained by tables were played, the prizes being won by Fred Hildreth and Mrs. Sharpe. Fruit punch and fudge were served by the hostess.
 The Dancing Class met on this week "Wednesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Sharpe have been entertaining relatives fromSpring- field, Mass.
 Willis Covell has purchased new Metz special.
 Mrs. Gilbert is somewhat better.
 At the next regular meeting of Wolf Den Grange, February 26th, the birth days of Washington and Lincoln will be observed in a Patriotic manner, with music, readings and papers. It is to be a Costume Party also it is hoped that the members will come dressed in antique style sGeneral and Mrs. Washington" .President and Mrs. Lncoln,n "General and Mrs. Putnam.n "Uncle Sam and Column bia' are expected to be present. A suvenier will be given to the lady and gentleman, whom the judges decide are the most artistically dressed.
 At the last regular meeting of Wolf Den Grange which was held in the hall, Wednesday evening, February l2th, over sixty were present although the night was intensely cold. The in- coming officers were installed by Worthy Master Chauncey Childs of Woodstock -SeneXit Grange, who con ducted the Installation in a very inn pressive manner. He was assisted by Mrs. Child and Mrs. Alice Johnson. The following officers were installed: Worthy Master, Herbert R. Slye, Worthy ,0verseer, John Peal, Worthy Lecturer, Elizabeth J. Brown, Worthy Steward, Walter K. Brown, Worthy Treasurer, Willis CovelL,, Worthy Chaplain, Mrs. Wilbur, Worthy Sec. ,retary, Euretta G. Grosvenor, Worthy Assistant Steward, Nelson Platt, Worthy Gatekeeper, Fred Darling, Worthy Pomona, Margaret White, Worthy Ceres, Louise Fitts, Worthy Flora, Beatrice Brown, Worthy Assis- tant, A. Roxana Wiibur. Before the Installation the Obligation of the Third Degree was given to Glass ot Candidates and the FouVth Degree was worked. At the close of the meeting
 
 fal supper. Dancing was enjoyed to 8 were announced, Woman9s Nork, Mrs. White, Mrs. Estabrook, Mrs. Slye Feast Committee, Mrs. Everett Brown. Mss. Coveli, Mrs. Herbert Hicks, In. surance Committee, Willis .Coveil. Musical Director, Mrs. Sharpe, .Recep. tiontCommittee, Everyone, Entertaia. ment Committee, Virginia Sharpe. Nelson Platt, John Peal, Good of the Order, Everett Brown, Abilene Averiit, Arthur Gallup, Sick Committee, Mrs Wilbmr, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Sharpe, Al. bert Averill, George Hicks, Dr. Hutch ins, Press Committee, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Wilbur, Lecturers Committee II. k. Slye, Mrs. Frank Slye. Wirginia Sharpe, John Peal. The lecturer announced the following programme for the year, subject to changes if i'm perative tC be made:
 February 26, Washington and Lin. .coln Costume Party.
 March l2, Poultry Meeting.
 March 21, Tacky Party.
 April S, Housekeeper' Night. In charge of Ms. Fuller.
 April 8, kSeneXit Grange furnishes programme.
 May II, Agricultural Meeting. May Back ket Social.
 May 2S, Memorial Night. In charge of Mrs. George Hicks.
 Juae II, Children's Night.
 June 9, Flora's Night.
 Juiy9, Contest Night. Married Peo- pie against the Unmarried.
 July g, Contest Night. Unmarried People against the Married.
 August 13, Gentleman's Night. Gentleman against the Ladies. The losing side Of Previoss contest fGsnish- ing the supper.
 August 2, Contest Night. Ladies' Night. Ladies against the Gentleman
 September DO, School teachers Night. nye old fashioned skuie.n In chafge of the school teachers. The losing side of last contest furnishing supper.
 September 2G, Dairy Meeting and FarIa Animals.
 October s, Good Roads.
 October 22, Neighbors Night. Neigh boring Oranges invited. Subject: Woman Suffrage Debate.
 November F, Pomona and Ceres Night.
 November 26, Thanksgiving Night. in charge of Mrs. Wilbnr.
 December ID, Election of Officers. Old fashioned 5I cling Bee.
 December ?, Christmas Meeting. In charge of Mrs. Sharpe.
 January Is, Good Resolutions. In charge of Mrs. Frank slye.
 January 90, Working First and Second Degrees.