The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15

NO - lluINcSt, N'didlS, D ~ lODtN.
No Winooski, East Montpelier, j !.
Coburn
No l4-Star, Sutton. ID X Rugges.
No - Enterprise, Lyndon Centre, Chas
IIoyt.
No 10 Harmony, East Lyndon, J A
Smith.
No 17-Ghon, North Hyde Park, Lc-
roy Griswold.
No IS Frontier, Franklin, J L Den
ming
No 10 Tyler Branch, Enosburg " II
McAllistcr.
No 20 Eagle Lodge East Elmorc, Al
ONO Jennings.
No % Protective, Brattlcboro b In
gals.
NO "a Ethan Allen, Milton, a b Ash
ley.
No % Rose Valley, South Wheclock, $
G Gray.
No 26 Malvern, MorrsvlIc, Seymour
Harris.
No % Preferred, bakersfield, o q
Stark
No 20 Waitshell ID L Boyden.
No 32-Burke Mountain, East Burke,
George Gregory.
No 33-Lamoillc Valley, Jcffcrson,illc,
Scion y Brewster
No "a Eureka Waterbury Center. Geo
W Greeley.
No 35-Clydc, West Charleston, Geo \
| lIinmm.
No 36-St Adams Lawrence Brainard.
No 3S-Duxbury, Eher W IIuntlcy.
The Master then appointed to audit the
accounts of the Secretary and Treasurer a
CommHtee on Findnce-Geor.e DlNIcars,
+ jameson. and } Denney.
On motion, the master appointed Messrs.
Owen, Lawrence and Boyden committee
to wait upon Mcssrs. Thompson and Alb
bolt Of the National Grange, inform them
that the State Grange of Vermont was in
/ session, and invite them to participate in
/ its proceedings, This committee perform
ed their duty and Messrs. Thompson and
Abbott were received and welcomed in due
form
On motion, + V Powers and Lawrence
Brainard were appointed a committee on re-
vision of the bylaws of the State Grange
and model code of bylaws for subordi-
nate oranges.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ia Il. llpNtN' A'tNItldlN VI lut Dlult
Grange. read his annual report, which was
referred to the committee on finance. G..
J. Bell, treasurer, presented his annual re-
port, which was referred to the same com
mittee.
Mr. J. C. Abbott deputy of the Ma
tional Grange who has of late been en-
gagged in organizing oranges in Massachu-
sets, then addressed the assembly upon the
objects Of the order.
Mr. Abbott was followed by Mr., II. 4.
Thompson, lecturer of the National Grange
who spoke eloqucntly upon various topics
in connection with the work of the order.
Mr.. Thompson was particularly interesting
to his hearers by his details of practical re-
suits already obtained in the West in the
matter of buvng and selling in co-opera
ton and the profits or savings thus made.
EVENING SESSION
The evening session was devoted to ex-
emplfcations of the work of the order, by
the lecturer of the National Grange.
WEDNESDAY.
FORENOON SESSION.
Mr. c. j. Abbott exemplitied the worI
of the fifth degree also gave illustrations
Of different points in the work
While awaiting the reports ef commit
tees Mr.. Abbott, deputy of the Natona
Grange, exemplifcd the work of the frs
degree.
This was followed by illustrations of dit
ferent points in the work.
At the request of several members, Mr.
Thompson made a statement of the iinan
Grange, and the disposition of its funds
which seemed to he fully satisfactory /,
the assembly.
On motion Of c. =. Owen, the cxccutiv,
committee were instructed, as soon as pos
sible, in corporation with the state grange
of other New England States, to secure tn,
services of suitable person in Boston t.
act as purchasing and selling agent of tn
order in this state,
Mr.. H. T.. Jameson, of the finance com
mittee presented report upon the fnan
cial condition of the State Grange, whicl
was accepted and adopted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. L. V. Powers presented a repor
from the committee ON the revision of tn
bylaws of the State Grange. The revise
, code presented by this committee wa
adopted without amendment.
A resolution was offered and passed tina
the State Oranges recognizes the justice o
system Of mileage for its members as 500
as its financial condition admits, and tina
it is the sense of the Grange that for tn
: present session the members should be pal
their expenses by their respective oranges
The bylaws of Green Mountain Grang
No. of St. Johnsbury were, by resolution
recommended DIS model to other oranges
A resolution was offered and adopted ia
voring a system of arbitration for the sci
Element of differences between members
oranges,
A vote of thanks to Messrs. Ihompso
and Abbott for their services and assist
ance was unanimously passed.
l. 1t was voted that the next session OF tn
State Grange shall be held at Montpelier.
Hon. L. p. Cotton was appointed deli
,l,a convention af thr America