The Farmers Institute At Chelsea

There will be a Farmer's Iustitute held at Clielsea village, in the Town Hall, on Monda}' and Tuesday, Jan. 10, and 11. Tea and coffee will be served in the basement of the Hall. Take your luncli basket well filled and have a picnic dinner. The program fOr the two days is as follows : MONDAY, JANUARY 10. FOKENOON. Invocation Rev, J. I. ïvickerson Address of Weloome D. B. Taylor Response E. A. Nordman, Lima Tnxation H. D. Platt, Ypsilanti Discussion, led by J. K. Campbell, Ypsilanti Roads and Road Makiug, E. A. iSordman, Lima Discussion, led by üeo. T, English, Sylvan AFTKR.'m)N. Music. The Sugar Beet in Michigan, Natban Pieree, Lima Discussion Open to the House Small Fruits for Market, Win. F. Bird, Ann Arbor Discussion led by CJias. Johnson, Dexter Question Box. EVENING. Music The Michigan Boy. Miss Julia Ball, Hamburg. Discussion, led by Mrs. J. K. Campbell, Ypsilanti The Relation of the Farm to the Railroad, W. W. Wedemeyer," Lansing Discussion - led by Hon. J. S. Gorman ÏUESDAY, JANUARY 11. FOKENOON. 3eneflt8 of Intensive Cultivation, Rolland Morrall, Benton Harbor Discussion, led by Geo. Mcüougall, Ypsilanti 'For What" L. H. Ivés, Masón )iscussion, led by Rolland Morrall, Bentou Harbor ilection of officers. AFTERNOON. Vlusic. The Best Method to Handle Milk, Hume or Creamery, J. G. English, Manchester Mscussion, led by M. A. Raymond, Grass Lake Jusiijess Mcthod8 in Farming, Rolland Morrall, Benton Harbor )iscussion--led by E. A. Crafts, Sharon Question Box. K VENINO. VIusie. Our Birds and their Relation to Agriculture A. E. Cooper, Sylvan )iscussion led by Frank Storins, Sylvau Mie Farmers' Insolation ; What does it Teach ? Mrs. A. E. Crafts, Sharon )8CUB8Íon, led by Mrs. Julia Stannard, Dexter