The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-02-19
Notes From Meme.
Grange Meeting, Marriage, &C
MEME Eeh 10 IA-d

HrnhEe Meeting, Marriage, &C
MEEME, Feb. 10, 1874.
AR- EDITOR The preliminary meeting
Tor the organization of Grange Society
in and Tor the town of Meeme and those
adjoining, took place on Saturday even
ing last, ut the hotel of Henry Mulh, Hand
Without doubt it was the most enthusiastic
assenblage that was ever held in Meeme
since its organization. Repres entatives
from several towns were present, all tell OF
the right spirit and all anxious to inausu-
rate society Tor the protection of farm
interests
Mr.. Mulholand was unanimously called
to the chair and in ter.e ard vigorou.
speech ct nearly an hour, stated the OF iect
OF the meeting and the necessity of band
ing together IN opposition to TIE different
monopoies that are daily bleeding tn.
farmer without mercy. lie was followed
by Mr. James Taugher of Liberty, who
"rung the charges" in his usual clear and
COMPREHENSIVE MANNER. In sound, sys-
temntic statement he exhibited the incalcu.
liable benefit to be derived from the society.
the great moral and political good that j.
has already worked IN the country and tie
Immense power that it is capable of WELD
ing tn the political compl. zion Of our coun
ty and State. With an eloqrence remarka-
bic for its simplicity and strength, he dis
cussed the whole topic and ierventy called
NJ on his hearers to organize solid enthu-
siassic society and to support it ina man.
ner worthy the great undertaking. This
indeed was the speech Of the evening. and
the manner in which its distinguished au.
thor was applauded. conclusively showed
that his statements were we'll received and
his advice carefully treasured in the heart.
of his hearers. Mr.. Carey. John II. Bohne.
Messr.. Gnllaher, Galligly and other. also
addressed the meeting in very appropriate
manner
At the conclusion of the many addresses.
James Taugher was appointed by the chair
to correspond with the State Grange So
ciety at GAINESVILLE, and to procure a copv
Of the rules ard rexula tons tba. govern
the organization. Then on motion. meet
ing adjourned to meet again on Saturday
evening, February 2lst,at the schoo, house
near Mulhollands to thoroughly and effect
lively organize ~ elect;rg a President,
Secretary. and other necessary officers. /,
- expected that this will lie u grand affair.
as every farmer is determined to prose cute
the good work and band together in IA
thorough manner for their 1,utual pro-
lection and drosperity.
MARRIED
On Monday, February 9th. 1874, in the
Catholic church at Me.ne, BY Rev. Father
Tierney, P. ]. White, E~q,, of Newton, to
Maggie A. eldest Daughter Of B. E. Mprri.
Esq., of Liberty. Mr.. White is a whole.
scaled, warm h~artej younx man, at present
| engaged IN teaehiog tire public school Of
District No. ], in Ceaseryfl,-, and j. every
| way worthy ths amiabIe yeunR lady te
whom he has 80 haprsi, linked hi. fortune
The Jcyoes event was aaly selebr~sed .,
the residence ef tho brides rAse~ss o.
Monday evening By large coneoa, e Of
: frsens.s, after which the happ,
1 couple fsarsed on siort ve1dinx tour .e
eompaaied by the bes, best wishes ct ever,
one acquainted with their intrinsic worth
as,! n,cfii. Eo.x