The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-08
MAD RIVER GRANGE
 ANNUAL MEETING
Officers Elected and Com. mittee Named at Meet-
 ing Last Night
THE LECTURE PROGRAM
Counsel

The annual meeting of Mad River grange took place last night when officers were installed and committees appointed as follows: Master, Earl R. Cooley; overseer, John erich; lecturer, Mrs Harry Matthews; steward, Charles Isbell; assistant steward, Charles Graham; chaplain, Mrs Charles Penniman; treasurer, Mrs Earl R. Cooley; sec retary, Mrs Charles Graham; gate keeper, Alfred Goodson; ceres, Mrs Samuel Squlres: Pomona, Mrs Rob- ert Clark; Flora, Mrs Andrew Beal; lady assistant steward, Miss Cornelia Moshier; member of exec utive committee for three year term. Warren Hitchcock; assistant lecturer, Mrs George Patchett.
 The committees-Executlve- Charles Penniman. Frank Welton and Warren B. Hitchcock; home economic, Eva Byam, Aida Greer, and Florence Kilburn; insurance, Charles Graham, Clarence German and John Frisbie; reception, Bessie Moshier, Florence Cooley and Eva Byam; music, Lucille Messer, Ma bel Patchett, Harry Blackburn and Bessie Moshier; charity, Anna Pen- niman, Elizabeth Gardner, Martha Beal, Sentley Blatherwick and Charles Isbell; publicity. Florence Matthews, Lavender Graham, Flor ence Cooley; good of the order, Beatrice Pierpont, Charlotte Cron- kright, Sarah Hine, Florence Ger man, Helen Stanley, Louis Russell, George Patchett. William McNeely and Frank Crippin refreshments, Adele Edmond, Emily Sawyer, Bet ty Grant, Olive Snow, Francis Blath- erwick, Mildred Goodson, Marie Eulick, Anna Hutchinson, Florence Carter, Hazel La Croix, Jennie Morrell, Samuel Squires. Arthur Watts and Arthur Roberts.
 Program for lectures--Jan l4, Connecticut night: Jan 21, educa- tional program; Jan 2S. surprise night; Feb 4, visiting masters night: Feb II, Valentine night; Feb IS, George Washington; Feb 25. Leap year; March 3, health pro- gram: March 10, home economies; March IF, St Patrick's night; March 24, first and second de- grees; March 31. third and fourth degrees; April z, city government; April 14, discussion; April 21, pro- gram by assistant lecturer; April 2S, neighbors' night; May 5, Moth- CTS day program; May 12, miscel- laneous program: May 19, commit nifty night; May ?6, current events; June 2, grange memorial program; l; June 9, debate: June 16. Pomona officers; June 23, program by new kAx Tty1H Nn. gram: July 21, roll call. Aug 4, contest; Sept 1, grange officers night; 15, Ceres, Flora and Po- mona; Sept 22, program by Dra- matic club Oct 6, first and sec- ond degrees: Oct 20, competitive night: Oct 27, Halloween social; Nov 8, election of officers; Nov TO-, orchestra night; Nov IT., neighbors' night; Nov 24, Thanksgiving; Dec i, anniversary night; Dec 8. roll call; Dec 15, janitor's night; Dec 22, Christmas; and Dec 29, New Years program.
 The ceremony of installation was under the direction of Worthy State Flora Mrs Bessie c. Moshier of the local grange, assisted by Mrs Harold Perry of Beacon Valley grange and Mrs Eva Tucker Of Rockrimmon grange as marshals, Mrs Frances Crafts of Southington and Mrs Florence German of Wa terbury as aides; and Miss Marion Treat of Oxford as flower girl Mrs Beatrice Pierpont of Waterbury was pianist, and Mrs Aida Greer of Waterbury served as installation chaplain. Vocal selections were given by Mrs Albert Clark of Mid dlebury and Mrs Beatrice Pierpont.
 Supper was served and a mu- sical and literary program rend- cred,