GRANGE NEIGHBORS' NIGHT
Putnam to Have Wolf Den and Sen
exet as Guests Next Monday
Neighbors' Night will be ohserved
by Putnam Grange. Monday, May 8,
having as guests the members of Wolf
Pen and Senexet granges. Both will
furnish a program. The committee of
arrangements consists of: Walter J.
Bartlett. chairman: Charles Jacques,
Howard C. Bradford. Volnev V. Reed,
and Fred Smith. The women mem
bers are wondering what the men will
bring forth.
Senexet’s share of the entertain
ment is:
Piano Duet
Miss Gladys C. Sheldon
Miss Helen Sturtevant
Play, “Oysters"
Six lady members: Mrs. George Da
vis. Miss Eleanor Johnson. Miss Edith
T-owe. Miss Blanche Wilcox. Miss
Agnes Danielson. Miss Nellie l.owe.
Wolf Den grange portion will be:
Two selections, male quartet
Andrew Amidon, Seymour Peal 1
Everett Brown, Charles Arnold
Paper, "The Mexicans in California"
Vocal solo Miss Virginia Sharpe
Instrumental duet
Mrs. Leonard Watson
Miss Virginia Sharpe
Greetings from Wolf Den Grange
Everett Brown
From the outline it appears that the
evening will tie entertaining and Inter
esting, indeed.
WOLF DEN GRANGE
At the last regular meeting of Wolf
Den Grange, the Third and Fourth de
grees were conferred upon a class of
three.
The Lecturer’s hour consisted of ths
fourth chapter of "The Linwood Mys
tery" written by Everett Brown, In
which the hero’s ancestors were In
troduced and the inhabitants of Lin
wood.
April 26 was Chaplain’s Night, In
charge of Rev. Mr. Fuller.
The First and Second Degrees will
be conferred upon the Incoming class
May 10.
Preparations are underway for Chil
dren’s Night, Friday night. May It, t>
charge of Miss Virginia Sharpe and
the Lecturer.
L. E. SMITH
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