Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-10-10
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

Seaside Grange. Belfast IS building
| on addition to the stables, increasing
| the number of stalls to 26.
| Dromore Grange. =. of H.. of Phipps-
| burg. is talking OF having z fair some
| time during the present month.
The next meeting of Aroostooll Coun-
~ Pomona Grange will be held with
Washburn Grange. Saturday, oct. 18th
Wales Grange. No. 40. met in regular
session Saturday night. Five appliCa-
tions We're presented. Wales Grangc
will visit Monmouth Grange October
| 18th, and furnish entertainment.
Starting Grange Dramatic Clu0,
| Favette. is also making preparations
for the presentation of a drama some
time during the fall or early winter.
The new scenery and drop curtain for
! Startling hall stage are expected daily,
and will be mounted and put in work
| ing order by the artist himself.
Enterprise Grange Of Richmond.
recently entertained a delegation of Il
from Eastern River Grange and 10
from Progressive Tuesday night. Dep
uty c. G.. Page demonstrated the un-
| ritter work in Il very acceptable
manner. The third degree was con-
ferred in full form. 4 short literary
program was carried out and sup
per was served.
The program for Pittsfield Grange.
oct. y. will be as follows: Song. choir:
reading Sister Eva Brooks: recitation.
Sister Bertha Foster: paper, What
Constitutes a Good Grange. Erother
George Patten: question. How Much
OF a Mans Wages Should belong to His
Wife," Opened by Brother j. n.
Phinney. followed by Brother Foster
and others: short story. Brother
Knight: instrumental music. Sister
Maggie Estes: reading, Sister Whit
man: song. choir.
Somerset Grange. South Norrldge-
wock. will hold n Sisters Meeting.
oct 10. An Old-fashioned supper VIII
be served from 6 to 80 i. NJ. Inc
program Will he as follows: Song. Mel
lie =. Clark: reading. Fannie Rogers
reading a. T.. Burgess: music. Marsle
Rogers: reading. NJ. j. Barker: recita :
ton. Alice Green: song. Jennie Grant:
reading. H. O. Gilman: recitation.
Emma Over: reading. Grace Marcia :;
song. Frank Witham. Carrie Tohey'
n,;estion. What Do We Come 10 f?c
| grange For?" to be answered by all fhe
| sisters present.
| Victor Grange No. 80, Fairfield. is
steadily adding to its memDefship'
| The question: What Course Shall GUY
| Government Take to Suppress Al
archy," was discussed at Il recent
meeting. being eloquently opened ny
| Airs. :. il. Taylor. The program f"l
| October 9Th was as follows: Singing
| choir. recitation. Lizzie Toby; song
| Henry Choate: How May We Make
Housekaeping Easier?" Emma Walker
| Olive Marcia. Helen Jones. and Sadie
Lord music. Chester Emery "'''
| Arthur Howe: address. SANITARY rare
of Our Homes" Dr.. Goodspeed: hius't'
| Emery and Howe: What May De Done
To Better Our Roads? DO we Arpr"-
nriatc Enough Road Money? Shaii
not the Snow Money be Raised Separ-
,telvc" @. A. Bowman. W. Tozler. r.
| Novel, and Wm. Balentine; reading
! Mrs. Goodspeed: singing. grange.
| Owing to the cattle show and ialr
, hich occurred on the date Of the last
regular meeting, SkowheSan 'TarSe
d;J not hold Il meeting, therefore the
nusiness of n month was pressed into
the mseting of Wednesday evening
Sent. -. Six applications for member
| snin were received. The time for carry
ing out the program was necessarily
limited and much of it was passed
over. T.G. Lord spoke of the necessit!
of business methods for farmers anc
also of the effect of frequent cultiVa'ior
of the soil. Mrs. c. D. Miller presehte'
a paper on the ways ana customs VI 'i'
people in early days of New Amster'
dam now New York. S. r. Emerson
was called upon for remarks on the as
i sassination of President Mckinney "nt
s. F. Emerson. Georgia A. Tobcy an'
Eva T. Gage were appointed TO "iai
resolutions on this tragic event 10
adoption by the grange. 1t was dt
cided to have a chicken pie supper ii
the near future and committee OF ar
rangements was appointed