The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-23
Cnittcnden County Grange Meeting.


III lcspUusc 10 nOuCc given through lHc |
newspapers of the county o far.sized audi
cncc, consisting Of farmers mostly, assem- /
bled at City Hall, Burlington, Saturday af- /
ternoon at . o'clock The meeting was
called TO order by Gen. W W Henry, who /.
said that he had been requested to nominate /
DR.. j J llendcc for chairman. DR.. Hen
dee upon taking the chair, was introduced
to Hon. T. p Cotton Of Irasburgh, master
of the state grange, and to r \ Thompson
the national lecturer, who occupied seats
OH the platform DR.. IIcndce in few and
appropriate remarks introduced Mr.. Thomp-
son 10 the meeting. 1t will bc impossible,
says the Burlington Fire. Press mi Times
from which we take this report, to give a
full report of the speech, rs it was quite
lengthy, and brief abstract must suffice.
Mr.. Thompson commenced his address
by referring TO the great agricultural into
rests of the country, the necessity for
further development. the relations which
the patrons Of husbandry hold to these into
rests, and the growth of the order through
out the country. There are at the present
time, nearly 10000 oranges in the land,
with membership Of nearly 700, 900, which
is increasing ut the rate of 600 every day.
He alluded to the 'co-operativc stores, but
claimed that the business Of the oranges
was conducted in a different manner as
every order for goods or merchandise was
accompanied with the cash. If there were
no other advantages to be obtained through
the order, this one, TO the farmers, would
more than repay them for organizing. lie
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feed greater amount Of corn to their cat
tie, but this could not be done. n the cost
of transportation was SO excessive The
oranges had no war with railroads. but too
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