The Delaware farmer., 1883-11-02


Isaac Brown Of Harrington the first Secretary Of
this Pomona Grange.
The State Executive Committee, through its
chairman, Brother Dean re- ounted to the Grange
some Of It's experience in the matter OF purcha,
ing phosphates. He thought the Grange OF this
State had ouIRrown the system which answered
or It's childhood. Within that sysiem of the
81 there was no longer any ruon for the Ex' C
uve Commiiiee To efficiently serve the patrons
of Delaware. Business was business, and II the
Patrons Of D.laware no ed to obtain the great |
est purchasing mower Of their money they must
mass il and invite bits from those who had the
goods which they might wish to exchange for
this same money. Especially would he urge this
new method in the purchase offertizers. That
tins subj Ct might be we'll digested ere the meet
ing of the State Grange in December next, Bro.
John j. Rosa suggested that committee be ap.
pointed to consider the matter and give it form.
Sucl' committee was on the motion Of c. Gnndy
Brown named as follows: R. H. Gilman, C.
Gundy Brown and R. s. Johnston, with instruc-
tions to report on Friday morning.
The Fifth Degree was conferred upon class Of
twelve by Brother WAit.head after which a re-
cess was taken until O'Clock a. m. on Friday.
FRIDAY MORNING. :
Oci 26th.-Grange opened promptly at am Il
with W. L. +. Il. Gilman in the chair. Il
Brothers Hope. Salisbury and Grenue!l were 4
made Committee to draft resolutions Of appre- q
riation and sympathy in the death of Bro Isaac p
Brown. =
The election OF sfficers for the ensuing year
VAS made the special order OF business for 10
o'clock n. m.
Mrs c. Gandy Brown read an essay on self
cSpeei Of Farmers
A vote o. thanks was rendered tue sister, and
copy was requested for publication in the
'HRoNIOLE.
Brother VIM. R. CanoOn read paper on the
tate Fair.
vote OF thanks was rendered for the paper
nd a copy requested for publication.
(These interesting papers may be expected in
le succeeding numbers OF the CHRONICLE NJ
Ds)
A motion that the sentiments of the paper y
iud by Brother CAhoOn, were the sentiments
this Grange, was "lad on the table,"
The following preamble and resolution were an
tered by Brother R. H. Gilman and adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t would he a great benefit to the sr
llrOns aud farmers Of Delaware TO have we'll 0N
ndurted State Fair, therefore
ResOlUed That the State Grange be reques'.
10 appoint committee to unite with the
OF the Delaware State Fair, to en-
avOr to make the State Fair such a Fair as
troIS can unanimously support. ~ ~
The hour OF ten having arrived the meeting
mt into an election Of officers for the ensuing =.
ar, with the following result;
v. NJ, C. Gnndy Brown \
v. o., John Hyed; anC
Y. L., WIN. R. CahoOn; PAT
Y. s., N. H. Wilson;
V. A. S., David Short; ~
Y. c., J. NJ. Hope; =
Y. T., L. W. Murray;
'. Sect. R. H. Gilman;
late Keeper. J. NJ. Steel;
omOna, Sister r. J. Daudson; A
IorA, Sis. Wm Tharp; ba
eres, Sis. John Heyd;
ady Assist. s., Sis. C. Gundy Brown. M
rOthers A. N. Brown, NJ Il. Grennell and R.
Gilman were made committee on parapher-
a for Pomona Grange. Q
n motion, Brother R. C. Barker and wife r
e appointed delegates to the State Grange. Iu
recess was taken til o'clock p. M, terc
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. to
iter the dinner recess Grange convened and
ived the following
REPORT or COMMITTEE