The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-02-27
NFWS OF THE ORANGES.

r... -. -et the date of the next meeting
.e.- waldo Pomona, which will be held
....-r. light grange hall, Whites Cor
.NHeh 4;h.
r.-4.. Moon Grange, Thorndike, OBJ
... u.,hjngton's birthday last Satur-
,.od program was presented, and
.......... .ood attendance ofmembers.
.tnIvest Grange, Center Montville,
r.-..iug last Saturday evening, the
-. .lfyp weeks. Arrangements were
...... a- Pomona grange, which will be
-..U.-. March 17lh.
. -..utg Grange is holding busy and
s..-n.led meetings The new officers
.t.a can be desired and things are
.. alyo.abe for most prosperous
.- IS names are coming in at nearly
..... meeting aud soon there will be hun
7... ...-s ou the roll.
me, the w. NJ, entertained Har-
,s.- u.a- Grange, Brooks, with lunch
lar MI nsy evening. Isaac Cook, the
,--,... .., % visitor and made some inter-
.,.. -.m8rks. Five candidates were given
,.-.. --rea Next Monday evening there
St ... 3.btte.
r... members of Northern Light grange
,.. Morning Light, Monroe, Saturday
a F.a y, by invitation, and report an
a.4.. .t me Northern Light also has an
.---. tu Eastern Star No. of Hampden
fl. -u.a5 evening, Feb. 25. grand
,s... .., -peclaI contest begins in this
--r-. .ug>day evening, Feb. 27. E. n
.-..-. 44i Miss Almira Porter are the
r......-.4d lehearsals are now in progress.
N7H Gange, Freedom, had a special
n-.u Wednesday afternoon, Feb, 10Th,
.- gave y- members the first and second
!- a-s saturday, Feb. 22nd, the grange
f.. .r day meeting and in the forenoon
.. tbJd and fourth degrees. Then
rr. harvest feast, and such a feast
.... all Innun they carried out the pro-
.. .,r were some very fine selections
... .. ..jr, and nearly every member
..-. .ug about the life of George
". -,o., after which the grange closed,
...1 TO their homes feeling that the
uul boea vel! spent.
-... 'mgresS Grange, jackson, held a
-.... ..rs.ug Feb. 22nd.- Two candidates
H.0- Ited in the first and second de-
--- Nti.g recess a program of select
r-. vas gwen by the Sisters. They
a.. .'- tll TO the point The Brothers
0r.. w.t. The younger members de-
.H.... arNl d new piano for the grange
..r. ul socials semi monthly with
h.. .u..- ~ view. They are also getting
r-. ..a rama to be given later in the
,t-..
,-. nWln5 list of subjects is suggested
., H-..1n III subordinate Oranges in
a What Way Can Our Farm Institutes
Made J More Value to More People?
ao as the Grange Get in Active Touch
VIII AHe of the Live Practical Farmers of
I-a arl Every Community?
Via f. our Best Money Crop and How
'0 Make it More Remunerative?
#ht Way tan Farm Life Be Made
A.f ,laetiye, both in and out of Doors?
"e ter Profits Ever as Large on the
a.- -5 1t ,hp Present Time, and Were In
iae-msat- 5p Leave the Farm Ever Less?
.h aG Maine Do to Attract Young
tll l.tbe Men to Her Farms either for
hap u-nr uF Ownership?
aUar hedences Have You that the
H Na rowing Wiser, Brighter, and Bet
HA7es Moon Grange, Thorndike, has
4 "pp.7a tie following resolutions:
Naeraas. 1t has pleased the Divine Mas
a ' p"imit the messenger of death to
ssa-i -.tr' our grange and remove one of
9u members, Sister Lizzie Whitaker, we
II sA' never forget her kind words and
uTtIiu presence, therefore, be it resolved,
Liza. ln her death Harvest Moon Grange
u'S 9s true and hOnOred member.
b N5snyed, That we extend to the bereaved
-r'Vaua and daughter our heartfelt Sympa-
a hes7y-d, That our charter be draped for
S!q lay that copy of these resolutions
n paced upon our records, a copy sent to
'u7 IIaatd.y If the deceased, and copy sent
a Inc hepub!ican Journal and Bangor
'0ii'i4ira ior publication.
n LYDIA u. FARwELL, Committee
ANNIE +. WARD, on
a.. loads Lave led to Monroe since Morn
s Lsh, Grange invited Granite and
A'le!u Light Oranges to meet with them
& -1''l Nashlngton's birthday 1t was
'' N5h, with good sleighing and the oc
'''4-ht out some 250 Patrons. The
l- Nas called to order in Odd Fellows
4 10Y lia master of Morning Light
..Ali ba
Haster called on one of their
....+ SISTERS, who gave a fine address
H'3 L. was responded to by Broth
'"'"} master of Northern Light, and
''''rel ot Granite, Brother Jerret.
fHitEkS for the good of the order
'''"e oy Brother StinSOn and others.
Il FP'' WAS served in the Grange Hall close
N"' U takes some food to fill up $50
-iahgerS. | know some of them
N1Ngly, for their actions spoke louder
h. N''d' One good brother, who by
Lar. ''! is comrade and the two first let
ms name are Charles Richie, sat
"' NY right hand and got outside of
},a t"'''S OIL yellow-eyed beans. After all
oer' led there was enough and to
No., "h'ie some were eating others
nr, '.ptlng the light fantastic toe to good
mai furnished by good patrons. After
ing ,y,o Fi man had been satisfied the meet
faq nra,,lt pee'aled open by the master and a
Gornirotss'9ai'l was rendered by members of
next r2 IN LlEht Grange. Story telling came
ldsb9,.,," "ueI, trst the minister then the
te8timl ~ uhtll htll the late hour turned the at
f'i ~ every r1 Cald
egeuin,, nave we passed a more pleasant
liu- long may Morning Light Grange