The Republican journal., 1905-11-30

Knight; Vice Pres, ArnO Knight; Sec
Lawrence Rankin; Treas, Austin Marri.
ner; stage manager, Arno W. Knight bust.
ness manager, Arn0 E. Knight. The club
was named "Tranquility's Amateur ORA.
matte Company"
Last Saturday evening Union Harvest
Grange, Centre Montville. discussed the
question: "Resolved, that ability and good
common sense are better equipment for
llfe's work than college education" AL
though college education is good thing
the weight of the argument was in favor of
natural ability and good common sense, if
but one could be obtained; in view of the
fact that parents have been known to help
their children to a college education and
yet the parents efforts had proved a failure
because the natural ability and good COM
mon sense were wanting.
The stirring temperance drama, "Three
Glasses Day. will be given by local
talent at Equity Grange Hall, Friday even
ing. December 18th, with the following cast !:
Mr.. Aubery, the drunkard, Ralph Hayford
Mrs. Aubery, his wife, Miss Mabel Miller
Clara Aubery, her daughter,
n Carrie Bracket
Harry Montford, gentleman gambler,
Clarence Wight
Zeke Wintergreen, hired man,
Harry Toothaker
Julla Lovegro7e, Miss Letitia Wood
The entertainment will be followed bv A
social dance, with music by Keyes' orches-
ira.
Comet Grange, Swanville, has adopted
the following resolutions of respect
Whereas, our Divine Master in His inf
mite wisdom has seen fit to remove from
our midst our Worthy Sister Mary Gun
ningham, by which our order has lost
worthy member, her family loving sister,
and the community. a kind friend and
neighbor; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the
loss of our sister in Comet Grange
Resolved, That we extend our sympathy
to the bereaved sisters and brothers
Resolved, That our charter be draped 80
days as token of respect for our departed
sister.
Resolved, That these resolutions be plac-
ed upon our records, a copy sent to the be-
reaved family, and copy sent to the Ban
gor Weekly Commercial and one to The
Republican Journal for publication.
FLoRENA ROBERTSON,
MARC ARET P. SMART,
II. o. BACHELDER.
Committee on resolutions
Frederick Ritchie Grange, Waldo, held
an all-day session at their hall Saturday,
Nov. 25th. Nearly one hundred were pres
ent and all seemed to enjoy the day and the
occasion. The meeting was for the benefit
of the older members, who are unable to
get ont to the evening sessions. Quite
number of charter members were present
and took part in the exercises with the
younger members. Among the older men,
berS were sisters S. W. Levanseller, L. D.
Shorey, Z. r. Chase and L. B. Harding
brothers j. L. Chase, Joseph Ellis, j. r.
Little1ield and j. G. Harding. Among the
visitors were Brother A. L. Mudgett and
wife and Brother j. F. Wilson and wife of
Seaside Grange and County Deputy Webb
of Hillside Grange. The forenoon session
was devoted to business and remarks for
the good of the order. In the afternoon an
open session waa held and the children
were out i'll force and had d part in the lit
erary exercises, Worthy Master Ned Ellis
extended welcome to all and Worthy Lee
turer Evans arranged a very pleasing pro-
gram. OF course it will be readily under
stood that very pleasant part of the days
entertainment was the dinner hour. 1t
seemed like Thanksgiving to those present,
but we missed those who have been called
to the Great Grange above. The day was
too short Tor all the good things the ectur-
er had on his program, and so another all
day session Will be in order in the near flu
ture, OF which due notice will be given.