Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-02
NoVEM5ER's FULL SCHEDULE
 FOR NORWICH GRANGE
Worthy Master Jswett Works Out Plan to curculate Farm Papers.

By the plans that have been made for Norwich grange. No. I12, Patrons of ,Husbandry, for the month of No veInber, these coming 30 days promise to be quite the busiest and most i'm teresting period that the Norwich members have had this year. It is to start off with the meeting this We'd nesday evening, when 14 applications are to be voted on. which with the 12 already voted upon favorahly will pro vide for the largest class ever re- ceiving the first four degrees in New London county.
 One of the new things in connection with the grange meeting is an ar rangement that has been made by Worthy Master E. C. Jewett to have meeting time for the convenience of committees and also to carry out his plan of having the latest editions of each of the following papers at each meeting:
 Pennsylvania Farmer, North West Farstead, New England Homestead, The Iowa Homestead, American Agri- culturist. Southern Farming, Twen- tieth Century Farmer, Farm and Home Farmer and Stockman, Wis consin Farmer. Rural New Yorker and several others.
 It is intended to have members take these papers home with them to keep over till the next meeting. when they will be returned for the use of others.
 It is expected that Murray D. Lin coin will entertain his mrethEen at this meeting with a report of Ills re- cent trip to the National Dairy show at Chicago. It is also expected that several musical selections out of the ordinary will be rendered during tho evening.
 Arrangements are already under way for the second event of the month which comes next Monday in Q special meeting followed by a husi1ing bee al Wauwecus Hill farm of Lecturer Frank T. Naples. The committee i; provid- ing for special trolley cars to take not less than 100 to the end of the West Side line from which they will be transported in teams. Already one OK team. one mule team and one horse team have been engaged to meet inc trolley cars, while the committee is enrolling the names of, those who gre signifying their wish to go. The com mittee consists of Charles A. Gager, Jr., Mrs. E. c. Jewett and Fillmore H. Berry.
 One spring wagon is being arranged for the transportation of the 12 esdate chaperofnes. this in order that their bumps of observation, rheumatics, etc, be not subjected to any unlue shock. 1naSmuch as Norwich, the Rose of New England, holds the state record for pretty girls and an abundance of red ears has been guaranteed, it is safe to say this promises to be the eveit of the year The queen of the evening, who will have the place of honor at the husking, lead the grand march at the hoe down and sit at the head of the table at the spread, will be elected by ballot. an dthe king. a position that will be hard fought for, will fall to the lot of the fellow that husks the most corn in te minutes.
 Barrel of sweet cider will be tapped for the occasion, several gallons of oysters will disappear and 50 pump kin pies will vanish, it is expected, during the melee. Violins will furnish the music for dancing, with one of the good old-fashioned prompters prompt ing. Money Musk and Virginia Reel will be on the bill of fare,
 Herbert R. Branche an dAmos B. Wheeler have been enlisted to act as marshals during the exercises.
 One team will return in time to catch the 11:15 car and the others will return as convenient.
 On Wednesday evening, November 11th, the meeting will be designated a large exxxhibit of corn at Pythian hall. The corn Is to be entered from all over the county and in charge of Charles D. Greennaan, secretary of the New London county fair. This late showing is necessary becaues the fair was .AoAu DO1OAO SOhA WeS Ah lO AL<b1 vest. Entries can be made up to time of judging and c. E. Jewett as master of Norwich grange and secretary of New London County Improvement league, are anxious to have many en- ter into this exhibit with a determinA- tion to make a showing that will be 6 credit to New London county and create an interest that will doublbe our yield -Iextx year.
 On Wednesday evening, Novemer 18th, 1t is epected a special meeting will heb called to confer the first and second degrees on large classes and on the last Wednesday evening, unless the date is changed on account of Thanksgiving evening, the third and fn,.rtf,- aanrnas sl,c1ald {. srarlc..d -,aalr-