The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-12-29
,1A1f GRANGE REPORTS.
worthy Master Gardner.

tuRr was, III part, DIS Iol-
nsistently congratulate
never in the history of
Is i been in a position to
The interests of the great
W. agriculture, which we
Iu at the present time.
.ip has increased as fast
MI With sound, substantial
oranges have
firmly established in
in own, and above all we
.tlated the ability of the
nain true to It's principles
5 own field of work, with
-4rted or entangled along
entered upon, must in
{ in disaster.
S have passed and gone
met III annual session in
swiston, yet we do not re-
hangers, or in doubt as
eception will be, as the
Atty of the citizens of
hecome prOVerbial,
return we trust we will
9 their good fellowship of
mat both the city of Lew
+ Order will mutually re-
.tial benefit. Since we
. we not only notice the
.pyelopment of this city,
has in like proportion
embership and influ-
.,r more fully of the con-
Grange, dwelling at
- Pomona Grange. OF
art:
Grange, while provided
-unal Grange, is really a
p state Grange, and is
HE jurisdiction of the
ua degree is one of the
vt all the degrees of our
nh and complete rendi-
lal is given, with a com
cation of its lessons, and
Should remember that it
sht to abreviate the work
apr has it a moral right
So who receive that de-
ss0us it is designed to
The subordinate oranges,
re now $40 in the State,
uI condition. The work
rabee was commended;
lettings he said:
ugs while held in every
oHducted upon the plan
Counties select the day
I make all necessary ar
ur state Grange furnish
-Is.
meetings not only bring
the order together for
nation and pleasure, but
methods of showing to
not already members of
llncipleS we inculcate of
undition of the people of
tons, mentally, morally
IS and | would advise
lJce,
81. has its mission. Its
sed by the home. From
LISTS of the nation there
ators or anarchists with
OF impossible reforms.
ONE with all strength to
v and to make better the
lder which we live. The
is are in a majority of
They represent property
Inlations of industry. In
On of this class the coun-
use for fear and much to
Foperty is the object of
property owners are the
Republic. 1t goes with
At tie grange will devote
= betterment of its mem
lady much benefit has
members, but it has not
ID the limit of its useful
lganlZatlOn owes some
state in the same sense
y dual does. The grange
and does, concern itself
questions. The citizen
,ing for the good OF the
iuship of the State, is I'M
q BENEFITS of good govern
]. lie long enjoy them if
different. Now, you say,
e grange to go into poll
SWer that is just what it
INTO politics for the good
Is y others for the good
Il many for the good of
The hope of this Repub-
t who go into politics for
e Nation and for the bet
manity everywhere. The
/ go into politics for the
re to be had. There are
too many at this already.
an go into politics, how.
} it that those who have
Shall not forget that they
and must render an
III work.
lturists of the Nation are
10 impress upon the par
land the great fact that
their hands the making
g of political parties.
i organization always on
f patriotism, overlooking
0 doubts that whatever
be in power the people
the best service possible
The immortal watch
Il Vigilence is the price of
lot lose its meaning when
yer. 1t is the watchword
ILL.,"
Al Grange and the work
we're then discussed, and
re spoken of. Good roads
of much interest to the
f these Mr.. Gardner said
5 at hand when the farm
-ntry should receive bene-
ortant work commensur-
industry they represent.
levied on our people by
condition of the common
CHEST we have to pay. Ac-
, best authorities obtain