Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-16
FARM AND GRANGE NOTES.

WORCESTER. III. ~. Kellogg has
moved his family into G. NJ. Ladd S
new tenement. The grange enter
tainment the 18th was not largely at
tended but a pleasant time is report
ed. There were quarterly services at
the NJ. f. church last Sunday and go
partook of the communion. Lumber
men are making business lively since
the snow came. The-neXt grange
meeting will be with George Ripley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mari of Montpelier spent
Sunday with her father, c. ii. Clogs
den. NJ. p. Kent is engaged for a
time in Montpelier to work.
WEST HALIFAX.-D d., G. M.Wal-
lace and $. Allen installed the officers
of Guiding Star grange last Saturday,
Jan. 18th. The installation was fol-
lowed by an oyster supper, and all re-
port good time. There seems to be
a good interest taken in the grange
here. Quite number from here at
tended the dairymen's meetings in
Brattleboro last week, and report in
teresting meetings. Just snow enough
for good slcighing on the. road but not
enough for the woods, but the farmers
are improving the snow by hauling up
their wood and drawing logs to mill.
The officers OF Allen district Pomona
grange for 1900 are as follows: r. +.
Whitcomb of Springfield, master; L.
O. Wilbur of South Londonderry, over
seer: B. W. Brown of Springfield, lee
turcr; +. $. Garfield of Londonderry,
steward; S. p. Carleton. Slmonsville,
assistant steward; Mrs. II. +. Wig
gins, Simonsville, chaplain: E. Il.
Merritt, Springfield, treasurer; c. A.
Greeley, Chester, secretary: Scion
Cummings, IIoughtonyille, G. X:
Mrs. Zcla Edison, Chester, ceres: Miss
Minnie jenkins, South Londonderry,
pomona: Miss Daisy Hill, Grafton,
flora: Mrs. b. w. Brown, Springfield,
L. A. S.
Regular meeting Of Allen District
Pomona grange was held Jan. Sd at
South Londonderry. Most Of the sub
ordinate oranges composing the dis
trct reported a fair degree of interest.
The program consisted of an address
of welcome by $. @. Davis: response
by Worthy Master Whitconb, follow
ed by readings, recitations, vocal and
Instrumental music, discussions, etc.
At the public session in the evening
the question, (which would be bet
ter, prohibition rs it Is now enforced
or h Oh license ~; very ably dis
cussed. The iud, IS decided four to
one in favor of prohibition. There
was also music, recitatlOns. address bv
Rev. Mr., Evans. Closed about IL D.
m. Farmers grange furnished enter
tainment for tlrose that came from a
distance.
BRADFoRD.--Clover Leaf grange
No. 260, officers were installed Jan. 10 |
by district deputy c. n. Stephenson
as follows: Master, A. +. Johnson:
oyerseer, II, f. Kelley: lecturer, Mrs.
G. N. Stephenson: steward, G. A.
Granger: assistant stewart, b. j.
Heath; chaplain; +. f. Hardy; secre-
tary, W. Il. Young: treasurer; NJ. w.
Chamberlain; gate keeper, c. w.
iaf1ield pomona, Mrs. n. E. Kelley:
lora, Mrs. G. A. Granger: ceres, Mrs.
A. e. johnson; l.. a. s., Miss Geor-
5ia Prescott. Master Pierce of Fair
ee grange, master French of Pier
mont, N. H., grange, oyerseer Sim
mons of Lime, N. H.. grange and
bout thirty visitors were present to
zee the work. Twenty-four members
If Glover Leaf grange visited Peri
mont, n. H., grange Jan. 13, to see
heir officers installed. The work
vas done by district deputy Ford of
lebanon. n. ii.
There is just enough snow for
leighing and the farmers are improv-
bv drawing their wood and lumber.
II. e. Kelley has purchased the
lombard wood lot and will commence
citing out lumber at once.