The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-12-12

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eogahis ieafsrs Of iiie occasion, VS.
7 The lndy memben Of the Grange ar
rayed 10 their snow. white sasbes, abd
aprons. Win red edgiags, with coue
tenances ia1icating interest md pleas
ure. All being comfortably seated,
Worthy MJstcr, 4 Scarborough in-
troduced lo the audience, Bro. g. s.
Browning, he orator of The day, wh0
IN a speech most ably oIucidaied The
objects andI purposes Of The Order Of
the Patron OF Ilusbandry. Bro. Il.
G.. Ssnold MAS next introduced. This
gentleman prose before the sea ol
heads aud lengthy speech inter-
spersed wit ap, illustrations and buN
morous coIinparisous, held the au-
dience in alppreciati 70 interest and
aroused a lively sympathy 10 the
sna,ts OF nany Of his lady auditors
fo' D., 'aa9 9Iy aud isolated condition
as huSua andman without a mairon'
.-ELortly Ftter tie close of the adj
dressisuthe grateful announcement
was heard tH'-'i;,o i,,,,ec was ready and
the vast assembla& procceet,--56fs
IL urely to the spoL-'here a bonutiiu
50 feast was sprcs1c. There was th
Is greatest qnaatiiysos The good thing
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95 the culinary 1T. All present wer
30 protuse ia tiieir praise Of the eaiible7
% in regard both TO qua antily and qnaI
w ity, this shows Neyond Ia doubt thil
Of the LADIES were OF neg'ecllal OF lhet
duties. There We're i-sU777arSh--ess-,.i
mates Of the number OF persons prd'
ent bur we feel confident that ihf'
were fully two hundred persons pres
I ent.
ry After dinner several speeches wer
made, after which all present exeer
Ratrons sdjourued, vheo Ccnlr
\ange opened in due form and pro
I'D 10 %asiaoss. Several appli ca
lpr niesmb*rship were made, al
into the Order by the in
brought to bear upol then
,casion. There was , reso
lreuA and passed bylwhich
o be innmediately taken to
Grange Fair Association.
ls have already been gen
ated by that liberal gen,
%Saffold Esq. The site
Centrally located and all
les in and adjacent to te's
are earnestly requested to CO.
Ie in this matter and bring this
der to q successful issue.
- After the closing of the Grange
a we. and number present adjourned
to the hospitable home Of Mr. Roo
|, ertson, where the night was spent IN
, gripping the light fantastic toe. III
all this was the most pleasant aro
sociable day we have spent IN 10
these many years. we here 'ake oo
casion to return our sincere ihahA'
i. 70 all present for the marked cout'e
:, extended to US duGng our visit
and particularly to or Bro fa'ron
b, for their subscription to our pal er
a Iudulging the hope tlht we may go
Is many returns of so pfasant an oHa,'
IT we close shouting fnthusiaspcaiiy
yiye les Patrons of Hhsbandrf'
at A Mississippi gral lge Is on'' D'
s. twenty Eve dollars fd me oeSp ~
ne | andthc largest nuY'F Fl Vsae' ','
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