Connecticut western news., 1917-02-08
WEST CORNWALL

The following program is announced for the extersiOn school in agriculture and home economics to by conducted by the Connecticut Agricultural College extension service, co operating with , tine Litchfeld County Farm Bureau, Cornwall Grange and Cornwall Men $ Club, Februarv 20 to 23 at Cornwall Grange. There will be two sessions daily at 9 q. m. and l D. m., with an hours recess aG noon, three subjects be- Ing taken up at each session. The cOnrses in agriculture are:
 Tuesday-Selection and Caring for Breeding Stock, Roy E. Jones; Plant Growth and Soil Productivity, Ben jamin c. Southwick; The Cow Udder and Milk Secretion, Karl B. Musser; Incubation and Brooding, MT. Jones; Crop Rotations, MT. SOuthwick; Dis eases of the Cows Udder and Yeats, MT. Musser.
 Wednesday-Mowing and Pasture, MT Southwick; Keeping Dairy Rec ords, MT. Musser; Caring for the Grow ing Stock, MT Jones; Alfalfa and Clover, Mr Southwick; Poultry House Construction. MT. Jones; The Manage ment of the Dairy Calf, MT. Musser.
 hursday-Marketing Poultry Prod ucts, MT. Jones; Soy ybeans and Miscel- laneous Legumes, MT. Southw wick; The Dairy Ration, Its Requirements, MT. Musser; Corn and Small Grain. MT. Southwick; B danced Rations, the Compromising of Them, MT. Musser; Killing, and Picking of Poultry, MT. Jones.
 Friday-Balanced Rations (contin ued, MT. Musser; Potatoes, MT. South wick; Poultry Diseases. Mir. Jones; i; Poultry Feeds and Feeding, MT. Jones; Milk, its Com position, Food Value and Methods of Sanitary Production, MT Musser; Why More Cash CrJps for Connecticut Farmers ? MT. Southwick.
 At the same hours Miss Maud E. Hayes will conduct home maker S course for which this program is an nounced:
 Tuesday-The Food we eat, Demon tration: Bread and Quick Coughs, Bread (continued,) Demonstration: |: Quick Coughs (continued).
 ednesday-Planning the Daily Meals, Demonstration: Cereals. The Priceless Cnoker, Planr ing the Daily Meal (continued,) Demonstration :: Vegetables.
 Thursday-Milk and it's Care, Karl B. Musser; Bread Scoring, Demontrs tion: Milk anu Cheese Dishes, The Feeding of Children, Demonstration: Eggs, Sample Meals for Children.
 ay-Oemontration: Meat and Meat substIt flutes, The We'll Planned Kitchen. Drawing and BoningChicken ms, Roy l. Jones.
 Jaunary 25 was the birthday of Rev. c. N. ritch and he received several calls, letters, etc., to help celebrate the | day.
 Sunday was fine day and Il Jt ex- tremely cold, but so many are sick with colds that there was only a small mum Der at church in the morning They were unfortunate in having to miss a very helpful service. Also they missed the cheery, bright daffadils brought by Miss Amelia Hart.
 Over forty from the Second church attended the prayer meeting and ban quet of the First church last Thursday evening. A very pleasant social eve. ming was enjoyed by the people of the i two churches.
 Monday cane the heaviest fall of snow this winter. and being light and dry the wind piled it in big drifts in places, while in others it wept the ground bare. School in the village was closed at noon until further notice.
 By mea of the telephone, the patrons passed the word around that, by common consent, no one would go to the grange meeting due tor Monday evening.
 The funeral of Mrs. Amy Coons, which Was co have been Monday after noon at the chapel was also postponed.
 Mrs. Chauncey Bailey is reported to be gaining as fast as could be expected