News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-10-18
Additional MorrIsvIlle News.

1t is said of one of our citizens who
recently visited Boston, that when
showing his boy who accompanied
him che sights of the town, visited
Austin 4 Stones museum, going in
by way of the Court street entrance,
and after having thoroughly done
the place passed outand went around
to another entrance, paid his money
again, and only realized his position
when the familiar appearance of the
freaks dawned upon him.
THE GRANGE ENTERTAINMENT.
The meeting held by the Lamoille
Grange last Wednesday evening, to
be addressed by Hon. Alpha Messer,
and DR.. James Bowen, Master of the
Conn. State Grange, was not largely
attended, as the night was dark and
stormy, but the addresses of both
gentlemen were excellent. DR.. Bowen
said he would consider the house filed
and speak accordingly. He repeated
Edward Mason's story of saving
cat,gut aud horse-hair by main
strength and elbOw-grease to draw a
crowd at an agricultural gathering.
the cat-gut and horse hair were in
operation at this meeting, but failed
to draw, but Mr.. Messer says there
will be "chin music" in plenty when
the State Grange meets at Morris
vile in December, as is expected, as
they will bring the music and most
of the audience with them. The
Grange here will gladly welcome
them and keep open house during
their stay. Part of the program was
omitted, as many were not present.
Miss Edith Dodge gave the CLANS
mans Revenge" in a pleasing man.
ner. DR.. Bowen spoke on "The
Grange, its Mission and Objects"
and the benefits to those who live up
to it's teachings. Mr.. Messer's re-
marks were on Organization" for
farmers as well as for other classes,
and showed clearly that the farmers
must be organized, socially and f.
nancially, to keep in fore with the
rest of the world.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions on the
death of B. L. Leach were adopted
by G. W. Doty Camp, S. of v, at the
regular meeting held Monday even
ing, Oct. Is -
WHEREAS, The All Wise Providence has
seen fit to remove b. L. Leach, one of our be-
loved Brothers, from our ranks, therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of Bro. Leach
G. W. Doty Camp has lost a much respected
and valuable member, and a Brother who was
ever faithful to the Obligations of the Order,
true to his Brothers aud friend to all.
Resolved, That we deeply mourn his loss as
our beloved Brother, as one who was always
interested in our Camp work and always with
Us when circumstauc would uermit, and as
| being the fist Brother whom the All Wise
Providence has seeh fit to remove from our
ranks by death since our organization in De-
| tober 1888.
| Resolved, That we extend to the members
| of the mourning family our heartfelt sympa-
| thy in this, their hour of grief and sorrow, es-
| pecially to our Brother, NJ. C. Leach, who was
| his constant companion.
| Resolved, That photograph of Brother B.
! L. Leach, with a suitable inscription, be prop
erly framed and hung upon the walls of our
Camp room, and drdped until the close OF the
| year.
| Received, That copy of these resolutions
/ be spread upon our records, a copy sent to
the mourning relatives, and published in the
News AND CITIZEN.
A l.. CHENEY,
LYNN F. RICE,
IL. II. THOMPSON, COMMITTEE.
GEO. F. EARLE,
ID. A. SANDERS, ]