The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

The officers of Megunticook Grange, Camden,
were installed last evening by Bro. Philbrook
of West Rockport. A supper followed the in
stalation. At the meeting Wednesday evening,
January 18th, there will be work in the first
and second degrees.
Grange Deputy Edward Evans Of Waldo will
install the officers of Mystic Grange, Belmont,
Thursday, January 18th. The date has been
changed from January 9Th to enable the grange
to enjoy the work of Mr.. Evans.
Sebasticook Grange, Burnham, has elected
the following officers: Master, Everett E.
Davis; overseer, Frank Burrill; Lecturer, Alb
bic Burrill; Secretary, Edith Sayward; Chap
lain, Mary Reynolds; Steward, Wilbur Reynolds;
Assista Steward, Fred Gray; Lady Assistant
Steward, Inez Hodgkins.
Honesty Grange, No. SO, Morrill,, elected the
following officers last Wednesday evening, to
serve for the ensuing year: Delbert Paul. M;
Clarence Paul, o.; Hattie Paul, L.; Arthur
Thompson, s.; Roy Paul, A. S.; Grace Woods,
Chap; A. M. Daggett Treas; E. E. Bowen,
Secy.; Ray Cross, G. K; Viola Higgins, P; Syl-
via Erskine, F.; Oracle E. Bowen, c.; Cora Will
son, L. A. S.
At the annual meeting of Rainbow Grange,
North Brooksville, December Both, the follow
| ing officers were elected: NJ, Angie Cousins;
O., Brooks Cousins; L., Bessie Gray; S., Ellery
Herrick; Asst. s., Wnton Gray; Chap, W. N.
Gray; T., Laura Howard; Sec'y., Mary Herrick;
G. K VIM. Snow; ceres, Minnie Clement; P,
Clara Snow; F.. Geneva Conner; L. A. S., Fan
ME Gray.
Knox Pomona Grange, No. 3, will meet with
White Oak Grange, Warren, January 18th, at
| 10 a. m. Members should try and be present
when the meeting is called to order, as the
election of officers for the coming year will
take place early. The Lecturer will present
an interesting program. The question: Should
women vote? will be opened by A. P. Starrett,
followed by general discussion.
The next meeting of Waldo Pomona Grange
will be held with Frederick Richie Grange,
Waldo, January 25th. Following is the pro-
gram: opening in the 9Th degree; comforting
the 9Th degree; report of oranges; appointment
of committee on time and place of next meet
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and installation of officers; address of welcome
by Edward Evans; response by Mark Howard;
remainder of program by host Grange.
The officers of Tranquility Grange, Lincoln
vile, were installed January LIST by Mrs. War
rem Gardner of Rockland. They are as follows:
Master, D. P. McCobb; Overseer, Frank H. Mil
Ter; Chaplain, James Peavey; Lecturer, Sadie
Knight; Secretary, Jennie McCobb; Treasurer,
Charles Moody; Gatekeeper, William Knight;
Steward, Homer Smith; Assistant Steward,
George Dickey; L. A S. Ella Matthew's Po-
mona, Ethel Heal; Flora, Estelle Miller; Ceres
/ lola Meservey; Janitor, Myra Young
| Seaside Grange, Belfast, had masquerade
ball in their hall last Friday evening and
danced the Old Year out and the New Year in
IN. goodly number were present and about
twenty couples We're in costume, mostly of the
comical variety. Reyes orchestra furnished
music and Albert P. Colson and Clyde Pettee
were floor directors. Oyster stew was served
at intermission. The net proceeds were S2s.
1t was the last in series of six dances con-
Quoted by the Grange.
Georges River Grange, Liberty, has adopted
the following resolutions of respect:
| Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly Father
to again enter our grange and remove by
death from this life our sister, Mrs. Georgia
Post who was an honored member of our
order; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the members of Georges
River Grange, extend to the family our sincere
sympathy, trusting that they will be sustained
by the faith that tells US we shall meet again
Resolved, That wreath of evergreen be
placed on our altar in her memory for four
! consecutive meetings. and that copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family and to the
Belfast papers for publication.
j. P. CRITICS. ! Committee
RUBIE Hort, on
ADA BACHELOR. Resolutions
At the meeting of Seaside Grange, Belfast,