The Republican journal., 1891-09-10
The South Montville Club of $50.


the dog star, -campmeetingS, Grange meet.
/ ings. Alliance meetings, turf meetings, agri-
cultural meetings, etc.. etc, etc, last but not
| least MAY he mentioned the meeting of the
nov famous south Montville Club Of 'G9. For
Il report of it through IFS chosen organ. the
Republican Journal your readers have doubt
less been looking with longing eyes; some of
| the more Venerable ones, it may be, through
two pairs Of spectacle>, lest they should over
look the head lines announcing it, which BY
/ tie way. must bc mighty tedious doing these
/ SultIN. me;>iy. oppressive August iayS but at
| leH4tu yUu NAVE il and Your readers can cool
! the fever of expectation 1T the Fly sian fount
/ oi reality. Lalge bodies move slowly, but
| when they get there they count for something.
! The chief OF ceremonies and governor of the
/ feast a. wclI, r. +. Phillips, had come straight
! from the "iiub ut tile Universe and taken for
| himself and famiit a suite of rooms at the
| Dyer House il Sear>mpu1, the town Of his ma
/ tiNlty, four dayo prior to the great occasion,
! and had hpcn daily piylng between that place
aud South Montyile, where he spent twelve
years OF his buy yhood. To stir up the brethren,
If need he. and to gain inspiration by touching
the bones Of the local prophets long dead, but
never to be forgotten. The brethren. how
ever, needed no stirring Up. They are obSery-
en- Ot times and seasons, note the courses of
planets aud the phases Of the moon, and some
OF the more gifted of them in prophecy can
dlNlat from ne arpearHnre 2! me entrails Of
| frogs and h>hcs. lhc! received Their chief
not without honor III hl~ own country and de
ciared lhat the omenS We're AL propltlouS and
thal tue occasion should hc 'hade glorious, and
50 il was.
The assembling Of the clans was most
unique and thrilling spectacle. Had your cor
tNpphutil tle aniiilS 70 'ltNtIioc y WIN nan
~ que loFte ana ehGrt' lhort Who Witnessed
II N"h" ltAHif aetrlne 10 nun the MARX OF
-1iluN' 0oiHE sweet IactN iId'ucha IN grace
iui AZURE were Pelaii'"ulhtihG the 9rech III
front OF the renowned od lnteIiectunl Battery
~ the ~ - ~ Wy rp"I ~ llr lcIhooh Q!
A"2: 'tH neIutiiH' gay WYNN 'ooi ar ahd
9HH"1n Sup'lut' "H Il iho'Ilet HhN; ~ a,ouI
tNp oSIotN oht q tiielh ftil!aFktd low
SFtIN "i 'HtSt-'i"ua on lht broad avenue
NtlEaht -\'i'taiI way, hetWteh san tltN aud
lu' y! U.s. hhoWii III iIaHlllVh aiid song ~
h"-usN't"it' ne t'ol,' hlpNtH up Win lhe
HPttH u Il '"Ih1''"' tiiH soon mere ioohied 'lp
mH'iel E0N a. ol u the "e, kho"h loIHl ol =.
warren AhInhef VINO h!'l earned III Dor
Hfi lpIaS the Jlf'' ttit q ha1heret' lis
AopIt Ntfiu' lA'ildlA nay tiil ihdht"' Whl'h
~ always wears on notable occasions, were
l3lfI} huiltd m ldHi' ne Wa accompanied by
nl> iaihlIy ahI was ha!1 pressed IN the rear
DN 'Ae cniel "l 'GFthoAitS, better known III
bn%Ue>dat a Sir lahklin, VINO was attended
bA 4 daughter ana son. ne hoheneh> ! Stteds
seemed equally good, though Sir hrrenS : had
- inh4er lN llliit. aill lht tHitI let MN
laNe the ltat, seeming u thlhk IL becoming MS
u'@hltH TO nav" ml'itaIy escort. Arriving at
tht green they lad Nulle and hlnd word for
an, however FOWL ihell fhltred lhe lhtrt'ectuai
castle, where NIf + rankin, ln coinmeinoratlon
of chalk exercises IN 1prner days, went to the
hiackhnard aud wrote ont the proud name OF
the Bahhercj, and there It renamed through