Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-22
NATIONAL GRANGE.
ITS ANNUAL SESSION HELD AT AT
LANTIC CITY, N. j.

and summary Given of ResOlu-
lions AdoE< ed-Mnrked Increase In
Membership Indicnted-The Grange
Strong Financially.
Atlantic City, n. j., proved to be an
ideal place for the meeting of the ma
tional grange. The weather was all
that could be desired, and all the sur
roundings were such as to conduce to
the pleasure and convenience of visit
ing Patrons. The famous steel pier
was headquarters for delegates and
visitors and was Il most delightful
meeting place for them. The sessions
were held in Casino hall. An immense
display of farm products of rare quail
ity attracted the attention of visitors
on passing on to the pier and was an
"eye opener" to many as to what New
Jersey farmers were able to produce
in the line of fruits and vegetables.
The public session was held in the
great ballroom on the pier and was
honored with the presence of at least
three governors or ex-governors. The
chief speakers of the occasion were
Governor Stokes of New Jersey, Gov
ernor Bell of Vermont, Ex-Governor
Bachelor of New Hampshire. Hon.
/ ,oro, 1oros r,ostor Of tho national
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during the wear from state ORANGES for
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Inc expenses OF the thirtN-eighth an
nual session were S1l13I77 for ucr
dion and n,iInoon Tho total rosourcos
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We're SSIISS.2d.
In the brief suaco at command we
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"uopleu' Du' OF matters OF Wlue pupIc
interest passed upon faVOrahlv those
oiOtod bnIoyv will servo to SHOW, tho
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IlfSJ nalneU was adopted by Il rising
vote and later was transmitted by tele-
,rronh to prosidont Roosavol+.
That the farmers of this country want
deaI" and We inanimo,,sl,. ana bo1,.tii,.
indorse the manly efforts President
Roosevelt Is hakinS TO secure equal op-
mon n"9nc o"ret D' w. .''i, ''' , (o.i
of aggregated wealth and. irrospective Of
party, pledge ourselves to support his eff
l0r,S IN that direction In every way pos
That tl,e rotioroi ,r.,,,,o o,,,,,,,r,,,., =,
brands as criminal any attempt to lnflu-
ence legislation or control the vote of leg
isIators by the use OF money that al
insurance companios for pcrsonaI eain are
embezzlers and should be punished under
the laws; that any contribution by the
terests 81 anv noiitjoai 20 iu'tner .me IN
use of the money of the company,
That the national grange use it's efforts
as unit ana also through the several
Inv orr sevar'i stato Sanertrts ~ mon In