The Republican journal., 1888-01-26
News of the Oranges.

Sea Side Grange, of Belfast, which holds its
meeting every Saturday evening over John Foggs'
grocery store, over Primrose hill, is making many
members this winter.
We understand that the Master of the new
grange organized at Stevens Mills shot in the
through the head. He also served year in An
Jacksonville prison. 1t has been stated that no
person could be shot through the head and survive.
The above facts so to disprove this idea Kcnnc-
bee journal.
The following officers of Verona Grange of
Burksport, have been installed; II. j. Hartman,
NJ; David Farmer, o.. Mrs ii. J. Hartman, L.;
Harvey Heath, s.; Fred Heath, A. s.. Mrs. Lydia
Snow, Chaplain; A ii. Whtmorc, Treasurer;
Mrs. Annie Z. Brown, Secretary; Herbert Abbott,
q. H.; Mrs Emma Bennett, T.. Mrs. Mary Croker,
f.; Mrs. Ellen Kent, G.; Mrs. Lydia Gllcy. l.. A
Inc officers of Mcdomak Valley Grange, Bur
kettylle, were installed Jan. 18th by Mr.. $. {.
Bryant Of sevcntree grange, Union assisted by
Ny >. ;. Bartlett as follows W. NJ. l.. NJ.
staples: W. o., II. +. Lucas; W. L.. f. T.. Light
W. - VIII Esancv W. a. s., Frank Esanry; W.
Secretary Amanda Lucas; W. Treasurer Abbe
;. Moody; w. q. X, &. J.. Robbins; Pomona,
Anaic staples; Flora, Mabel Eoyes; Ceres, Ellen
Robbins supper was served by the sisters
of Mcdonald Valley after the installation, and
speeches were made hy the W. NJ and others
south MontVic grange had a delegation of So
present, and brothers and sisters present from
victor grange, Aearemcn, Evening Star grange
Washington. seventrcc grange, Union 1t was a
very pleasant occasion.
y meeting of the Executive Committee Of the
Maine STATE Grunge WAS held in Augusta Jan. 18th
A me inns IN,
state than it is at present. Arrangements are be.
in: made for the organization of a large number
Of new oranges in agricultural towns, where none
cNist The number of active oranges now at work
in the State is two hundred and twelve, with a
membership of nearly 1900. Dispatches were
sent to Washington respectfully requesting that
Immaculate action be taken for the passage of an
unconditional appropriation for tic experimental
Stations, under the Hatch bill. The following,
deputies were appointed b, Grand Master Eobie
with the concurrence of the committee
.Androscoggin-J. l.. Martin, panvillc
Aroostook--- f. Brown, Island Fails e. Hay
ford, Maysyille Center.
Cnmberland-S. NJ. Blake, Gortan, j. +. Ham
mond, New Gloucester
franklin-.J. q. keyes, Wilton.
llancock-A l.. smith, Small llilis, Helen y.
Cousins Iamoinc
| kcnnebec-S. {. Watson, Oakland. Mrs John
Scott, PttSon.
| knoN-O. Gardiner, Eockland.
! Iincoln-Genrgc Walton, North Waldohoro
| oNforl-A. W. Valentine Bethel, Melville Could.
| Hiram y. X. Bradford, West Minot.
| Pcnoh9cot-I w. Jose, Dexter, W. H. Tuotl!-
| aker, simpsons Corner, Hiram stevens, Carroll
Piscataquis-,rhomas Daggett, FoNcroft.
>agadaloc--T II. spragic, Bow,loinham
Nomerset-Ansei Ilolway, skowhrgan.
| Washington-To be appointed.
| Waldo-M. Is, Hunt, Belmont w H. Gem, Pros
| poet Ferry.
lork-Colns Simmons, Biddcfor,l, j. C. Hayes
| Limerick.
Deputies at large-F. W. Richie, Monroe; B. A
| Burr, Bangor; Hiram Cornforth, Oakland. Il. Il;
| Thompson, jag; i. +. Carter, West scalboro
William II. Moody, Liberty; Joseph White, West
! Bath; y. L. Brown, Belfast q. NJ. TwitcheIl, Var
| mouth; George Boothby, Saco: f. W. smith, Rock
| Land; \. ii. Whitmore, Verona; y. d. Brown, Wesi
| Pembroke, and the officers of their and the Stat,
| Oranges.