The Republican journal., 1882-12-28
Name Safe Grange P. of II.

oheISs' eHtnustisih, or puck. Wednesday,
the second day, eight hundred patrons were in
the city and over one hundred delegates Tues
day afternoon the annual address of State Mas
ter Fred Robbie, held the close attention of the
Grange 1t was a grand effort, showing the
| order to have eleven thousand membership in
the State and every prospect that several thous-
and will be added the coming year. Waldo
county has the largest membership six
| teen hundred, or one sixth of the patrons of
the State 1t has also the best County Grange,
the most enthusiasm and push, and was styled
the banner County. Waldo County had re-
| spectacle delegation present, but not enough to
do justice to itself it should. We hope in
| future this will be righted. Among the repre-
sentative patrons present were Bros. F. w.
Richie and wife. ID. O. Bowen and wife,
Charles Bellows and wife, d. w. Lang and Wife,
| Frank Lane, of Sebasticoek Grange, Burnham.
Bro. Walker, of Comet Grange, and others.
| Tuesday afternoon also the reports of the
Lecturer, Treasurer, Secretary. and Executive
| Committee were presented. Sister +. W.
Rtchie was appointed as Lady Asst. Steward.
Bro. W. II. Moody as Chorster who organ
lied an excellent choir and furnished excellent
music and singing. Tuesday evening the meet
ing largely given up to good of the Or
der and meeting of the Patrons Cooperative
Corporation or IS ate Store popularity
| known, located at Portland The reports
showed the institution to be doing a good
business and prosperous.
Wednesday morning, the meeting was called
to order by Worthy Master Robbie. The report
Of the committee on credentials announced pres
ent 104 Representatives. \ communication from
the National Grange ON the amendment Of the
! by laws was received and referred to the COM
mittee onconsttulion and by laws. The Worthy
Master then announced the various committees
as follows -
Committee on Censitution-Bros. c. +. Gill
man, Alden Moulton, n. 5. shurtluti, II. Tewle.
George Walker, Sisters T. h. Hunter 5. II.
Bradford and b. +. Carter.
Finance-R. 7. Thompson and II. W. Morey
and executive committee.
For good Of the order-Bros. o. u. Potter. j.
X. Nelson. j. b. Ripley. George \. Hail, Sisters
Mrs. G. +. Hammond, Mrs. Joseph White. Mrs.
j. W. Lang.
Co-operation-J. O. Keycs, b. +. Cobb, S. NJ.
l@nkham, J. L. Hardy, Sisters c. W. Ryerson.
| George Hardy, q. +. Patten and Abel Thomp-
son.
! pl.j.o /, prIfl,I u,,,,,i nj WA ~
Pratt. +. Walter, Sisters Mrs. Henry S. SWEET.
MI. NJ; y , 'iN ~" =, -, ~ ~ iiiSSi NJ
David Field. J. Brown. f. Winslow Sisters w
| Parsons. Sarah b. Pierce, Miranda Bellows, and
| f. A. Allen.
Parsons. l. A .Inrk sisters + II Snr,@na r
f. Brown, u. NJ. Hall, and Sister ID. W Wiley,
u1 0lilctIS' Reports ahq AudTesseSIDaVld r.
Thine Wm Uatbawov w a p,r,orx
| AResolutions-lvoTy Lord, j. W. Lang, +. A.
n y, Lambert Sahds' OllVer IoWn, sisters y.
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Agricuture-W VIM. Parsons. W. Hathaway,
II. y. fogS' DAVID Crockett Sisters Bowen, j.
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| Alien. Nathan. AycrilI. c. W. Thompson. Sisters
| ~ y. b3Wman; Mary Scott X. ~. tog&, D. r.
| Dnrn.nt Cr,noe = w E..o,,,.,, u
| Cook. j. K. Nelson. +. u. Aen Sisters ID.
! 'Iock' IT, y. bfoWh -, ;. heytS, Mrs f. Robe
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| 3. Seavcy.
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! o''u 10 nStpI III, Lst Vi coHhilttees As an
| Comm,,nic.ltinn. frnnn .,,hordin.+e cr.nocs
received and referred to the appropriate com
t'l''eeS'
messages OF lfaterhal greeting ana cheer
were received from New Hampshire and frem
ha>>achu>elta otate oranges ana by vote thank
| luiIN accepted ana acknowledged. A present OF
song DOCKS Tor lhe cholr from ONO state Grange
Va 'l9o leceIN e. ana Foie OF thanks passed.
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