Webster Farmer's Institute

The following is the program of the f armer's institute to be held in Webster churoh, Peb. 1 and 8. Thia institute should, and no doubt, will, cali out a large portion of the most progressive farmers in Washtenaw county. The following program has been arranged for the occasion. THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 7, 1895, 7 O'CLOCK. Music. Prayer Eev. F. Bloomfiekl Address o( Welcome Pres. W. E. Boyden Ktsponsc - M.Btark Music. Deciamation Dorr Queal Uisea.se of Cattle Dr. E. A. Grange, Agrl. College. laper '.... Mrs. George W. Lake Music. P0totO.USof?H:P.'GÍaad.n;XgVí:oiíege, Question Box, in charged of Wm. Ball. Music. FRIDAY MOBNINQ, FEB. 8, 9:30 O'CLOCK TO 1 P.M. Music. Prayer. Question Box. Uiseases of the Horre Dr. E. A. Grange, Agrteuit. College Music. Farm Management Willlam Ball Plantin8 an.d .Caie .of ?!!&: b : : den Music. gpecialism in Farm wf„ .„. -j Modern Methods in Butter Making Prof. Clinton D. Sniuh, Agri. College DUcusElon of different topics, Music. Friday Evening, Feb. 8. 7 o'clock. Music. SmallFrults Prof. H. P. Gladden Becitation Mra. George W. Lake Management of Horsesto Prevent DLeases Paper, 8elf Adveitising Miss Julia A. Bali Music. Deciamation Dorr Queal Our Best Legacy to Our Childrcn Mrs. K. F. Johnstoue Beatrix Breeding, Feeding and Treatmentof Dairy Stock 0. 1. Smith Discussion of tie above topicsQueslion Box. Muiie.