The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-04

Lives Of great ID IN III remind ~.
We caa rass our lives sualiins,
and departing, leave sehnd Va.
Fpofrrsns on the ssscs Of time
sss.ss sss i tx s selma n aniss
s. ssss sS all ssts Sss sas:Ae
Response by Rev. j. D. Hewitt, of Ringoes.
Mr.. Hewitt responded to this sentiment In q
very happy and numerous speech Of ten or
Fifteen minutes, which caused much applause.
Song" Cling to those who cling tcyou."
"Harlingsn Grange, No. :2.'
Comprised Of Brothers and Sisters tried and trve,
May she ne,e In les mi, ht x
Cease to battle for the right. if
It's the army of husbanimen gathering.
Tls the Increasing lido 0f their might.
To shatter the strong holds ofesi.
To lin up the standard Of right"
Response by Sheriff Brolsaw. The speak.
er being unwell, read his response.
Song" Happy are We tonight, friends"
Dranc1turg Grange, No. a."
The youngest slsssr in asr Ceaass cxsond tho Eight
hand Of fellowship. aud bid her welcome.
Weicone Sister ~ our order.
In Inv harvest And shs vinsags.
You shali have rightfuf share.
Response by Mr.. Dumoud. lilo said Il was
tho first attempt he had ever made to mako q
speech and they must not look for much.
But lie made a good speech aud some very
hard strikes.
~ Song. o como at the call =
Sour .Sisters Of the Grange e
Fair woman without whoss aid W. know success
would he less certain may her presence aud smiles
cheer us In the path Of duty.
H,r,'. 20 our lovely household band
OUR Country's daughters fair,
The pride and story Of onr laiid
Who hrro our labors share,
licre IN this Grange, oh! Sisters falr and true,
And pi',dgc " you anew
Response by Mrs. Professor Voorhees,, in
very neat and appropriate speech Of about
five minutes long, referring to the mother of
Washington, and telling the audience that
the noble mother should not be forgotten.
Her response was received with rounds Of
applause.
Song" The Good Time Coming
"Faiia, Hope, Charity, and Fidelity"
Faith In God, Hope for Charity for our
nsirhbo and Fidelity for each other. W 81
The speaker to respond tn this sentiment
MT being present., G. +. Fisher, ESQ.,, Of
Huaterdon, was called upon, who spoke OF the
Faith the farmer has when planting his SO. d.
the Hope of having a crop, &c.
SONG Come Patrons Assembled.
Toodrille Grange ss
Response by Charles Burrows, Of Mercer
County.
"Our friends ,olo are not Granyrs."
| May they all tho light aud be brought into
that circle where unbounded confidence prevails and
where We study the good Of all.
| Mr.. Drew and VIM. Dumott werc called for
and made some good hits. One of them told
an anecdotc of a person going to church and
getting asleep. After service the church wa,
closed up. The person walked up and could
not get out He tried the doors and Windows
but all of 10 use. He stfcn went into til,
gallery and from there to She bell, thinking t,
get out somewhere. Finally no cspied tn
bell-ropc and took hold to climb up, whcl
bang went tho bell. The more he climbt
tho more the bell rang. Tho people bein
alarmed took their lanterns and proceeded ,
the church to ascertain what was tho matte
The person shut up in the church tried to |.
= away, but no usc--he was caught. WIZ
!. asked the cause, he looked up to the bell a
replied " All! if it had not boen for your 10
tongue and empty head, l would mot h:
been caught He told the chairman he
not apply it to him of course, but it brous
down he house. The chairman acknowledge
the hit, and called the Patrons to his reset
vt amid more applause.
Ie Song" Rally around the Grange"
Is Remarks by Patrons and others.
d Song" Good Night.
l. Parting Song" BrotIers and Sisters, M
d we must give each the parting hana.'
0 Benediction.