The Republican journal., 1884-06-26

THE ORANGES. Waldo Co. Grange met with Sc
basticook Grange, Burnh;un, June 34th, 1854, The
weather looked rather threatening in the morning
and no doubt kept many patrons at home. As the
Worthy Master and Worthy Overseer were absent
the meeting was called to order 10y the Worthy SEC.
VINO called Bro. Written to the chair. Bro. Whit
ten asked Bro Elliot to preside, which he did very
acceptably. The fifth degree was conferred by
Past Master Written on II duly elected members.
Sister Eta Dodge delivered a very interesting adj
dress of welcome, and the County Grange extend
ed a vote of thanks to her. recess of I'm hour
was then taken. Bro. Elliot called the meeting to
order at p m. The Committee on time, place and
programme reported follows Time, Aug Eth,
1854; place, South Branch, Prospect; programme
list, opening exercises "a, comforting of 9Th de-
gree; Sd, music; 4th address of welcome by Bro.
f. Partridge; 9Th, response hv F. W. Shepherd
9Th, music; It'll, recess; Sth question: Resolved
that the 7. of IL. in Waldo Go. do not discuss the
question Of temperance It's much as they ought
An Co Com. Grant, Neg. Chas. Bellows; 9Th, mu-
sic; 10th, lecture by Worthy Lecturer, ID. D. Bow
en-; llth, music; l2th, story by Bro. Jessie Cook
18th, song by Bro James kneeland l4th, remarks
for the good of the order. The topic, Resolved
that the rocky, broken farms of Waldo Go. are bet
ter adapted to orcharoling and sheep msba nlry
than hoed crops opened by Bro Written fol
lowed by Bros. Hatch, Lane, Elliot, Dodge, Glen.
emit Dodge, Philbrick, Foster, Sisters Bellows ruck
er, Murray. This question WAS interesting and
brought out very valuable suggestions. 1t de
cided in the Affirmative. The sisters question,
Resolved that the sisters have more help in their
household labors than the brothers on the farm
was then discussed. An. Sister NJ. Nickery, Neg.
Sister l.. NJ. Bellows. Remarks were made bv Sis
tiers Clement, Gordon, Bro. Cushman, Sisters Cush-
man, Dodge, Dodge, Bro. Philbrick Mrs. Philbrick,
Dodge Barrows, Bro. Elliot, Sister Elliot Bro.
Dodge, Hatch, Lane, Bro. hurry, Clement. De
cide'l in the negative. Music. Five oranges were
represented by delegates end all felt that this had
been very interesting me citing. Thanks extend
ed by Co. Grange and also by Sebasticook Grange.
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE. The following
are the transfers in real estate in Waldo county
for the week ending June "A: George W. Boulter,
Belfast to Clara M. Bowden, Waldo. Edwin g.
Blake, Stockton to Amanda S. Cosigan, same
town. John Colburn, Linconvie, TO Robt. A,
Heal, same town. Estate of Daniel d. Carlton,
Belfast to Lizzie NJ. Dunton. j. A. Clement
Searsport to Charles E. Adams, same town. Es-
tate of Ezra b. Griffin Stockton, to Everett Slap.
les, same town. Josiah II. Greeley, China to John
d. Russ, Rockport. Caleb Gilkey, Camden, to JOS
eph S. Mullen. same town. Aaron Gould, Free
dom, to Ursula q. Pearson, same town. Moses
Larrabee, Monroe. to Lizzie NJ Haskell, same
town. VIM. D. Lewis, Boston, to Grace c. Dens-
low, and to Claudia Guernsey, of New York. Sim
con f. Mudgett, Ncwburg, to Mary e. Spencer,
Winterport. Inhabitants of Monroe, to U. s.
Mitchell, same town. Alfred E. Nickcrson, Swan
vile, to VIM. o. Jones, Brooks. Emery Nickerson,
Swanville, to Edwin IL. Nickerson, same town.
Josiah F. Ordway, Providence, r. L., to Lucy A.
Poland Montvie. David W. Phipps, Boston, to
Phebe p Bucklin, Belfast. s c. and ii. w. Pat
terson, Winterport to Frances Moody, same town.
Emma III. Park, Searsport, to Estate Charles Wat
erhouse, same town. Rufus K. Page, Belfast, to
Emery o. Pendeton, same town. f. o. Pendle
ton, Belfast, to Mary r. Pendleton, same town.
John F. Rogers, Searsport, to Fannie E. Rogers
same town. Herbert L. Rowell, Liberty, to Elias
s. Skidmore, same town. Edward F. Spear Mont
vile, to Robbie +. jackson, same town. Sarah
Staples, Belfast, to Fannie L. Jones, same town.
james Townsend, Belmont, to Charles l.. Town
send, same town. James b. Vickery, Unity, to
Henry A. Bacon, same town. Thomas j. White
house, Unity, to Henry A. Bacon, same town.