Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1915-12-24

room where half dozen or more men
could meet, such place would beeven
better. Farm ladies interested in the
question of profitable farming will be
urged to be present at these discussions.
A meeting of the full board of the
Directors of the Windham County
Farmers Association will be held at
their rooms in Putnam on Monday,
January 3rd at 2 p. IA. The following
men, representing their towns, will be
present:
William Child, Woodstock
W. b. Chase, Thompson
K. r. Woodward Ashford
William ). Warren Eastford
f. E. Brown Pomfret
Il. Nj. Wheaton Putnam Town
Ernest c. Morse Putnam CIV
Frank Martin Chaplin
Jerome NJ. Woodward Hampton
A lbert Webb brooklyn
Walter +. Day hlllingly
IL. A. Bugbee Willimantic CITY Oh
G. b. Pomeroy,
Wilhmantic down of Windham}
fl. p. Ghesoro Scotland
Hubert Graves Canterbury
Henry Dorrance Piainlie d
John E Gnfliths Stefll g
Get in touch with them if there Is
any farm problem you would like TO
have worked out in your community
this coming year These mea are your
representatives. Ask them TO make
the County Agent demonstrate So
luton of your problem right ia your
own community this coming year
A four day school of Agriculture will
be held in the Agricultural hail at
South Woodstock beginning at p IA.
Tuesday, January Is, 1916 Courses IN
ASoils and Ciops,7 "Daiying,8 and
neoultryn will be given by Instructors
from the Connecticut Agricultural Col
lege. This school is given by the kX-
tension Service in cooperation With in
terested farmers. The instructors ne
cessary apparatus, and travelling eN-
pepses are furnished by the College,
and suitable hall, heat, light and
board and room for the instruete 5
while here are supplied by the local
organization.
A number of those interested met
Saturday night, and necessary COM
mittees were appointed as follows
Chairman, l.. II. Healey. Woodstock
Nice.chairman, +. f. Brown, Pomirei
Secretary, q. ii. Hamilton,
Woodstock
Committee on Advertising and Mem
bership:
F. K. Haines, noihiiei
II. X. Hadlbut, fhihail
g "a pechham Woodstock
Committee on Arrangements:
" q. Child. WOodstoek
J. +. Prehn 40
K. 4. Rollins, DO
Committee oa Entertainment;
IF. Prehn and Mr.. Erickson
The courses given will consist OF lee
lures and demonstrations. Two hours
per day for four days will be devoted
to each subject. These may be l@'
separate one hour lectures or singi'
two-hour lecture or demonstration
AT the emu Ot lOtt5 AAASS 49,
portunity will be given for questions
or discussion, and promptly at ih'
beginning of the next hour the mex
lesson will be begun. All interested
in any of these courses will please ge
in touch with some member OF Ida
Committee on Advertising and Mem
bership. All taking the courses VII
be asked 10 buy ticket for the school
The price of this ticket will be hXe'
by the Committee on Advertising an'
Membership. The head Of famii'
who buys a ticket is entitled 70 hasltls
minor children admitted on his lleket
1t is hoped enough interest VIII y
show To warrant the giving oil couIs'
in Home Economics. This VIII %
given on the same plan, and Inc iad,
who buys ticket may haze hef aau
ghier admitted on her ticket. Two te
gular ia struetors give this course, ah'
the Dairy instructor nd Pouitfy III
struetor will give some lectures 10 IN
ladies'.
See your local committee man,
the County Agent, and enroll lof TN
school. Make the school in Ntndhah
County the biggest and most success
fol in he State.