Arrangements for meals and lodging
will be announced later. For particu
lars apply to the worthy lecturer. Prof.
C. A. Wheeler, at Storrs.
The annual meeting will be held
with Border Grange, No. 93, at Wllll
mantlc at 10.30 a. m., Saturday, Dec 4
working in the fifth degree, offi
cers for the coming year will be elect
ed and a literary program will be
part of the entertainment. Members
expecting to take the sixth degree at
the next meeting of the State Grange
will have a good opportunity to pro
cure their applications at these meet
ings on rt i ortlng to the secretary,
Frank C. Lummls of Chaplin.
BROOKLYN FAIR OFFICER8
i ne Windham County Agricultural
society has elected the following offi
cers: President, George S. Carev,
Hcotland; first vice president, P. B.
Sibley, Danielson; second vice presl
dent, Alfred E. Ennis; third vice pres
ident, C. S. Hyde, Canterbury; secre
tary, Joseph B .Stetson, Brooklyn;
treasurer, William It. Thurber, Brook
lyn; executive committee, Vinle R.
Franklin, Brooklyn, William M. Burn
ham, Scotland, J. F. Hyde, Hampton,
Everett E. Brown, Pomfret, Michael
T. Shea, Canterbury, Char’es S.
Turner, Chaplin, Aaron M. Bowen,'
Eastford, George A. Cook, Windham,
Herman B. Chapman, Plainfield, Will |
H. Barron, Killing!}', Henry B. Appley, I
Putnam, George H. Gallup, Sterling,!
George M. Lyon, Woodstock, Oscar’
Robinson, Thompson. It was voted I
to hold the next annual fair Septem-1
ber 12.
