The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-01
Patrons of Eausbandry.

Horace Ellis Is Master, and y. u. Jane
Secretary of the brandon Grange.
The Minnesota State Grange of Patrons
IT !iuShandry met Mt Fairibault Dec. 10th.
The State Grange of Patrons of Uus-
handry was organized at Montgomery Ala,
Nov. 2eth. National Master Adams was
present
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crv member is requested TO be present.
Members of other oranges are invited to
attend
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mas 4. UotchLiss' ESQ, was chosen Mas
Ter and I, |, Fairbanks Secretary THO
nrosncct il rood for , lnrgn mnmhrrsI,in
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,"u W. ~ nc'u ioiie'' strange 10 say
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than he ever felt before.
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a., - ,rao,t =, Dano,,hou nun', ioa sne
;.a,;or ~ geo navy. 9n'me ',,e olsan-
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~ ImshanJr, tru O'r ces o ",onS
number ~ rronr,os ooio7 " ''0 o''' io''i
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ne we" orleans IimeS asserts that 1.-THE
western oranges are the wonder of the day.
tho ,nrrrn,id,, and ox, 80. peuplo "S' M;.
nul,c sorynnt, and dor,a, a" c. y, .'.I
ren,,ro f,rn, % "r ro,rIi;a", ia ~, "Dao
forced u,on ,bor, h, ,,c,;,IG,i a .na,, VIC" WAY
noononol;sts ~ "''"'''''' "S'"'' anu
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ne Ialrons oil lluSoandry IN Iowa have
NUN" "nana oe' present year saved IN the pur,
Sa.o 600 Wl ae"pers niohc ,he vast sum OF
PJYo'ooG' aiu III ouEihB their suppiies ana
middlemen. saved no Less Than II 'ooo1
600 in the same time This is business
o,.on -oo
IS ~ c 49, 1e,esa'es a',ehueu tle meeting
a. W '"u nI,''o uianSc 1T bloomington ih''
i"ae me'n M, a. "a lusoiu ION was adopted re-
dr uI,rs 5, az ',u ,ne,nDcrs a,iu agents OF me
o ,,io', ior u4 guy any .l"ci'ihery from the
p'ow il"lui'c'ureIs who' ae 'heir meeting
oranges Mt n discount
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~ "arien grange neiu us annual meeting
inesu'S esemin8' loln lhS'' ana cnoSe Its
" ~ ~, t''c ensuing year as follows:
M ~ "a r.urluge' Master; hilord' "; u ID
Ne"conip' -; uieasoh, .; - Ililot-
nm rs ~ L oorra,' y; N, - Dickehs4n'
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W. "Pa ~ mi u yrs VI ID Newcomo,
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sun n Do
Burke Mountain Grange, East Burke,
made choice the following officers Dec.
"a. joel Jenkins, Master A c Farmer;
~ HGg1est1n' - Cnas NJ iiunter'
~; Ass ~ Es8ieston, =; &C Newell,
II harris, Sec, u IL Rage, u X; Mrs
irrhee' = Mrs iiuhter i; Mrs Farmer, +.
ms grange Is increasing rapidly, and the
secretary thihks II VIII soon be the largest
IN the state
At TIL last meeting of the Independent
Grange, Sheffield, the following officers
were chosen for the year 1874. Bradley
ingalls,, Master; + + Root, o; Charles
Sisco, l.; Charles Meserve, S.; j o ingalls,,
Asst S; Joseph ingalls,, c.; A NJ Miles,
T; Hiram z King, S; NJ L Hunter, G X;
Mrs Bradley ingalls,, c. Mrs Gray, 7;
MIS- ingalls,, i.
The Westminster Farmers Club has been
discussing the Patrons. The ''sccresy" of
the order was great bugbear with many
OF the members, who probably show their
hands freely in all their trading operations.
One Of them, Nathan Fisher, said, "If
correctly informed New England has been
slow to adopt the plans presented by the
Patrons of IIusbandry, from the fact that
a grange has been organized in Boston.
composed of spectators, who are controll-
ing til, grange business of New England.
The information of most of the speakers
on the subject seemed to be about on a par