Putnam patriot., 1913-01-24
The Quinnatisset Grange

DdDJo. tIle colDeS ITOU the hD0ue IS land. Grange. There are few in this state his equal as pianist or singer. The treasurer announced that since the Grange moved into it's new hall they have been resting on their oars for two years and would have been in debt had they remained in the old Town Hall. While they have a few hundred invested Fit was made years ago, and it was voted to have genu- inc old fashioned supper of old fash toned brown bread, beans, coffee, and other things in Grange hall, from 5 to s o'clock on February Sth, and after that the main hall will be opened for dancing with full orchestra. The ex- pense of the supper and entertainment will be the unusual price of 25 cents. The literary program of the evening was excellent. Miss Johnson, the chaplain, made great effort and sue ceeded.
 The lecturer has issued a neat year book containing the following matter: Master, Miss Sybil P. Pettis. OUerseer, Emery c. Munyan. Lecturer, Mrs. Leila N. Babbitt. .Stes0ard, Carl Johnson. Assistant .SteUord, Forrest Young. Chaplain, Miss Jennie Johnson. Treasurer, Thomas Ryan. Secretdry, Mrs. Hannah Bates. Gate Keeper, Charles Ryan. Ceres, Miss Iris Soper. Pomona, Miss Ada Whitman. Flora, Miss Bernice Young. Lody Assistdnt SyeUard, Miss Alice Kies.
 MUSIC Mrs. Olive Knight, Miss Mary J. Ross, Mrs. Violet Joslin, MT. Louis Converse.
 EXECUTIVE E. k. Rhodes, term expires 1915. R. H. Chandler, term expires 1914. Mrs. l.. N. Babbitt, term expires 1915.
 INSURANCE pr. George V. Towne, R. H. Chandler,
 Thomas Ryan.
 FINANCE Richard Barton, Miss Mary Ross,
 Emery C. Munyan.
 WOMEN $. WORK Mrs. Alice Elliott, Mrs. M. Mathewsop,
 Mrs. Mary Elliott.
 SUPPER Mrs. Olive Knight, Miss Edith Logee,
 Mrs. Hannah Bates.
 ENTERnAINMENT Mrs. Olive Knight, Miss Mary Ross,
 Mrs. Leila N. Rabbit.
 RELIEF Mrs. Nj. Woodward, Mrs. E.. E. Rhodes, Miss J Johnson, Miss A. Whitman.
 PRESS R. H. Chandler, Putnam Patriot and Observer; Mrs. Alice Elliott, New England Homestead; Miss Mary ]. Ross, Grange Home. January T, Installation of officers by Sister Beatrice Kennedy and Brother A. j. Kennedy of Put nam Grange. January 2l, Worthy Chaplain's night. February 4, Valentine evening and re- ports of State Grange. February IS, Patriotic meeting Lin- coin and Washington and pa per by Brother Dexter. March 4, Speaker frona abroae and Storrs quartette. March IS, Worthy Masters night. .Ed ucational opportunities of the city and country. April 1, Worthy Overseer' night' What to plant in garden to be Of the. best use in the household. April l5, Conferring first and second degrees.
 May 5, Conferring third and fourth degrees.
 May 20, Roll call and sale Of May baskets.
 June 8, Goddess evening. June IT, Neighbors' night. Putnam and Wolf Den invited. July 1, In what way can we best pre- mote the interest of the grange. Do the farmers keep pace with the times. July l5, Miscellaneous. August 5, Care of poultry and which hens are the best to lay. Is sonab culture profit. August l9, Miscellaneous. September ?, Officers, steward, Assist ant Steward, Treasurer. September Is, Officers, Secretary Oate Keeper. Lady Assistand steward October ,, The power of music. Sisters Knight and Ross, wilh extra music.
 October 2l, Neighbors' night, wood- stock and senexet Oranges m yited.
 November 4, Reports of the farmers oi the grange of the crops harvested November IS, Thanksgiving sociai with extra music. December ?, Reports of officers and ~o.,.o;ttoaS Election Of officers.