Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-11-23

'''-'' - '' -''''''''' IRONS 20 10 Al
lant.c City, but, rather, to attend upon
the proceedings OF the national body
and listen to the discussion of some Of
the vital questions that are now being
considered by the oranges throughout
the United States.
The sessions of the national grange
will he held III Music-Ial-on the Sea,
which is Gn immense structure at the
end uf the steel pier, about a half mile
out in the ocean. The hall has Il large
seating capacity and will he an ideal
place for the sessions of the grange.
The grange headquarters for regiStra
ton information bureau, badges, etc,
will be at the entrance TO the pier,
while the hotel headquarters will I've at
the Seaside House, a block distant.
\ long list of hotels have granted ex.
ceedinGly low rates for this occasion.
none being higher than 50 per day and
some as low rs S1.lo. Some of the near
by states are planning to have their
delegates secure accommodations at
one hotel. For instance, the New Eng
land delegation will have headquarters
at the Hotel IroquoiS. New Jersey at
the Hotel Wiltshire New York proba-
bly, ut the Grand Atlantic These ho-
tells are all within two or three min
uteS' walk of the pier. The New Eng
land oranges will run an excursion
from Boston and another from Worces-
ter. Mass via steamer lines from
Fall River and New London. Conn,
the two excursions uniting at New
York city. where they will combine
and proceed to Atlantic City. The rail
roads have granted the usual one and
one-third fare Purchasers of tickets
will pay the regular fare going. which
from New York city Is S32o, and will
take n certificate which on being coun
terSigned in Atlantic City, for which
Il fee of - cents is charged. will on
title them to purchase return tickets
from Atlantic City to New York until
Nov. 30 at S1.10. Tickets are sold via
Philadelphia Similar arrangements
have been made with trunk lines from
various points throughout the United
States.
\ very large attendance is antici-
particular Stale Master Gaunt of
New Jersey hopes to exceed the pre-
viOuS records ia number Of candidates
who shall take the seventh degree.
Wnich viii he conferred on saturday
c,.enins Nov IS. having been preceded
by the comforting of the fifth degree
| by tine Bergen county degree team on
- .,,.rt.. \,,s Il nv
| the sixth GpGgcr, conferred hv the New
! Jersey state graugr team oa the same
afturil N ut Il !atrr hour. on WedncS-
| day evening, NOV. l.. Il public rccep-
| ton will he given the attending Pa
/ irons Whlr only the r'a,tcr of Il state
| grange ANA his wife are allowed the
/ privilege of voting ut the national
grange. yet al fourth degree members
| can attend and take part ia the discus
/ sions If they desire 80 Ia do,
/ State Master f. =. Norris of Sodus
/ y. Y.. requests those who have reSolu-
! tious ana other matters of interest TO
! hc presented tp the national grange
/ from New York state To- forward the
same IL his office at SneRis y. y. at
I their earliest possible convenience. and
Those Ia other states having matters To
be referred to the national grange
+ should communicate with their respec
tive state HitSters. The programme for
the national grange meeting " not vet
issued but will follow the usual form.
uMecr- Will Ice eioctrl a this session
for r5vo yeatt anal one memhef nf the
executive committee fap "a term of
tAree Years. Hon T. Il Norris Is chair.
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