The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-09-13

coTk:eud the following letter from
the Worthy Master of Lexington Pomona
Grange to the consideration Of the order
generally, and hope other Pomona Hns-
ters will follow the good example. Let
all unite aud publish in this Grange de-
parsment, and thus have an organ for the
order. JAS. N. LIPsCoNB,
Master State Grapgs.
From the Lexington Dispatch.
As you, no doubt, have seen through
The Charleston and Columbia papers. tRe
meeting at AndeT1on was o grand success.
l wiz not attempt description, believing
that most OF your readers have received
the news through the came channel. ]
aiuaya faai q daiieaey in vEl.ing Ene g.z,h-
lication, as some one 10 always ready Co
criticize either the composition or motive
Of Q writer. But IN the position which I
am compelled 70 occupy 7 am necessarily
compelled to ask the favor of o cu,ail
space IN your paper occasionally, to sy.
tend information to the nembeTs of the
Grange, In whom I shall ever feel deem
and abiding interest. In tho face of dury
col the forco Of the p0st's words:
Il rock but little what be.tdeth me,
Az much hope ell good befalleth thee."
Anderson 10 Che most active county in
che interest OF the Grange. Most of Tho
counties havo formed Pemoua GranEee,
and established agenciec, through which
the members arc rscesyssg the pecuniary
benefits OF tho ordeF, and ia eli sucia II.
stancea che Grange Is 10 a thriving and
Prosperous Gua1itions Iset Us then no
and do likewise. Establish an aeancy.
masa ouE oF6eFe, aud have no fsar lor the
tannta aud jeeEs Ct the shop-keeror. I
appeal to the dormant Oranges In shis
county % eppaint time, meet eoroshar.
pay Up your back indebtedness, send up
delesatee 80 tho Pomona Grange on tho
First "Wednesday In October. Nsys your
'Hives ana daughters at your useetings
and resolve to be moro active members
In the future, and my goru for it, you
will receive che pecuniaFy, 20 vel; 40 the
social and educational advantages of che
Geeuge. It IL cad TO reflect thss MANY
With whom we held sweet intercourse In
our old association, may never meet us
again, within the walls Of the inner rate.
! aish tho Master os SecFeiaxR Of each
subordinate Grange would asnd ma Hiss
81 their ulembeFs present at tho ORGANIZE
eion OF tho Pomona Grange, to insert 40
charter membaFa.
AT the meeting In Anderson, zach
comfy was called to know what Progress
aud especially Pomona. When GeSing-
ton Wss called was ia q strait hetviTt
two, not knowing how to represent q
thing we have, and havo not. ] stated
chat after our meeting 10 October I
thelght I would BE- able 10 report s,le-
easa9ni Pnzan.aa laEaIs=A I ss..ss s a. e A g
expectations may bo fully realised. ma
Worthy Masters ruling 70 that the dollar
muss t9 paid bef0Re any one e entitled
20 u1eabaFehip ia Q Pomona Grange. Is
u On eptlonk, matter uhathcP the asssez-
taent Gihuz5 u enIaroed or not. Ho also
sulen that any member whose Grange
negcs psctaS, and rot living near enouSh
60 Attsua asT other, may Belong 80, and
nAs anea directly 60 she Pomona. Let
mo again impress &c upon the minds OF
the baaasers ard Secretaries TO send up
their quartarly reports 70 our nSxt racet.
iIsg, aFd give sSsaR delegates Healed ces-
ssirate ataAsg whether they arc cirar
upra ths booSe. hare no Fighk 10 uass
tbeE3 u thef are not properly youched
faE By thoee who ore tie castodsars of &
Grange.
According 20 instFacflon ! have fSis e
my duty "a mako an appsal % the delin.
| a;tsnt Oranges. ana osdSged 10 repor;
their ccndit t;.a and recommend that ISL