The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-06-29
YIWS Of THE ORANGES.

\ S Of THE ORANGES.
uy was observed by Dirigo
iin, last Saturday.
meeting of Comet Grange,
e-i -aturday night the question
Na-. (which is the most profit
.uer to raiSe-corn, oats or bar
Noon Grange, Thorndike, is in
1Uj} to unite with Sandy Stream
if9, in attending a Memorial
h+ ehurch in Unity village SUM-
ID, at ten O'Clock a. m. The
g. by Rev. c. W. Ross, pastor of
il is hoped that a large dele
% harvest Moon will be present.
e Tree Grange Dramatic Club
I. HE drama, "The Deacon" in
Iuon, Thursday evening, June
tas. of characters includes the
W-l known local talent: E. l..
b Grinnell, E. M. Creighton,
,t5d Quincy Young, F. NJ. Lucas,
gan, Mrs. May Jones, Miss Lulie
,is> Emma Sayward, Mrs. Ada
SIS ilida Lucas, Miss Laura E.
Tile presentation of the drama
owed by a dance.
g Grange, East Knox, to the
t-y or more members and in
lis ujoyed a very pleasant picnic
# Mixer Pond Sunday, June
ta} vas perfect and a grand good
aa. After spending a few hours
Dlt, rowing, ETC., all gathered
die we'll laden with good things
t1- cravings of the inner man.
Moulded a splendid fish chowder,
hen Wesley Kenney of How
I.-'aarly of Knox, proceeded to
hoJ of the group, after which
' up our empty boxes and wend-
Aomeward, each wishing we
ae opportunity to enjoy another
'N4 near future, and heartily
ber and Sister Shehan for
and hospitality.
1ge, Belfast, observed June
oren's night. The following
carried out: Song by the
utIon, Barbara Crockett;
s. Nerra Drury; reading, Gladys
ot-i0n, Albert Miller; song,
ads and boys; recitation,
g song, Edna Wight with
e.. .ation, Neal McCorrison;
Ir~sie Hart; reading, Annie
IN intermission, during which
indy and peanuts were served,
I was continued as follows:
With piano accompaniment,
. .eSsie Hart; recitation. Beth
citation, Martha Coomb bs; ;
"a and Virginia Drury;
Val Drury; recitation, Ansel
-itation, Alberta Drury;
Lee McCorrison; violin solo
compartment, George and
citation by Virginia Drury;
Il and Virginia Drury :;
}1irew Drury defamation,
atil.
LAt was observed by Mystic
mont, June 22nd. Though the
.- one of the best, yet the at
Vas very good. The following
Nl> carried out: Rec, We'll
z Donnell 4; rec, Hugh Buz-
.a, Old Mans Darling, Young
te rec, Earle Mariner; rec,
rec., Percy Buzzell; dialogue,
g -ableau, Bashful Lovers; rec,
re'., Labor, by several boys and
Nna Hall rec, Jessie Thomas !;
I"lliess of Liberty; singing by
rec, Mothers Birthday, by
,"n, singing by Nellie Greer aud
son; rec, Bring My Pretty
la Flagg; drill by several
rec, by Marion Tower; song
IhekSon; rec, A Little Boys
Harold jackson; singing by
ri and Eva jackson; rec, Dis
by Ethel Flagg; singing,
by four little girls rec, Robie
3. After the program candy and
are passed around.
iaInment given by Harvest Moon
"rndike, last Friday was quite a
ne music was rendered by Mr..
Inns, Mrs. Fogg, Miss Nina Van
WI Donald Chase of Unity. Miss
"on all hearts with her sweet
Mrs. Rollins with her fine alto,
with his deep bass and Chase
Hnr make up a quartette that you
After music by the quartette
apening address was given by
rosby. A Chapter of Chronicles
A, P. Sayward followed, and
"a her usual able manner. Then
8 by Mrs. Mabelle Farwell and
crosby, dialogue by Miss Susie
red Cole, recitatiOns by Misses
e and Grace Wing, a tableau, in
muSic by Master Roy Cole; and
hng of all was a defamation by
am ii. SayWard. At the close
am a beautiful worsted quilt,
ladies' of the grange, was dis
M was won by Webber Simpson
A nice little sum was realized
e of ice cream and cake in the
u- The Grange wish to extend
to all who helped to make the
less, and especially to the sing
60 Mr.. Peter Harmon and O. J.
sons for kindnesses SO freely
.ast regular meeting of Georges
oge, Liberty, the following reso-
aspect were adopted:
, Once more Georges River Grange
mourn the loss of one of its most
best loved members, in the de-
Sister Mary f. Sanford; and
:, she was general favOrite with
old, and one always sat her post
lge and in the community, as well
amlly; therefore, be it
l. That the members of Georges
nge, as a body, unite in deploring
oSs it has Sustained, and extend
I heartfelt sympathy to the be-
llly.
I, That in her memory fresh flow.
ed upon our altar for four cOnsec-
lungs; that a page of the record
voted to these resolutions, a copy
family, also to The Belfast Jour
'r Commercial and Bangor Daily
publication.
ABBIE S. MOODY,
HATTIE A. CLoUGH,
JOHN 0. JOHNSON,
Committee on Resolutions.
anne meeting it was voted that a
service, consisting of reading
'ssages from 31st Proverbs by oul
one verse of "Blest be the
1oir, be held at the next four con,
leetings.-Mrs. c. M. Aver, Sec.