The Republican journal., 1885-11-19
The National Grange.

THE NINErEENTH ANNUAL SESSION IN BOSTON.
The nineteenth annual session of the Nation
al Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, began in the
banquet hall of the United States Hotel, Boston,
at eleven O'Clock Wednesday morning, Nov. IL.
| The hall was elaborately decorated with ever
green, bunting, shields, medaIlions and many
appropriate inscriptions and notices. The ses-
sion was opened in the sixth degree. all the Of
icers being present but d. Wyatt Aiken of
South Carolina, who is confined at home by H.
ness. The committee on credentials reported
% States clear upon the treasurer's books and
entitled to representation. After reading of
the report the doors were opened and Worthy
Master Woodman read his annual address. 4
recess was then taken after which the Grange
opened in secret session, when the executive
committees report was read by DR.. Benton of
Virginia. From this it appears that the finan-
cial condition of the order for the past year has
been prosperous. The number of dormant
oranges revived during the past fiscal wear is
80. scattered throughout the country. Not I'M
frequently, SAYS the report, the executive COM
mttee is appealed to by individuals for protec
ton from mutual aid associations or other
similar corporations with which they have no
connection. The committee suggests that the
National Grange publish deiiverance upon
this subject renouncing its responsibility for any
association of whatever character. unless such
as may be found recognized by the constitution
and bylaws and thus possibly increase the
/ caution of the unwary patron who is SO fire.
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