The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-08-11
7e77IE N NORTH WALDO POMONA

,.--, Id. Pomona Grange met with
49,. sag ule, Troy, August 3, 1910, and
..,.r .. -a-ular form with W. M. Geo
..... hair. As nearly all of the Of
d. ar istance from this place of
..r-.1 responded to the roll call
-s.ge.,-... S. ere supplied as follows: Lee
.,. g.. Steward, F. w. Burrill; As
'-..,. Stewards, ". l. Gray and wife; Chap
.,-P N.ehell; Secretary, E. E. Davis,
Y,.l.- struJe Edwards. The following
-,..,-.... 4-Irges were represented and re-
.....-., .s. condition: Sunrise, Winterport.
I. Tiara rs Northern Light, Winterport,
..A.r 0ds Sebasticook, Burnham, by
rV 7.-- Morning Light, Monroe, by C. C.
irsos..s 4n4 Seven Star, Troy. by F. A.
MIC
lrrg s l1mmunications read was one
h,r hare. A Wood. director of the Maine
73srrs1, station, suggesting that the Po-
NARA oranges rganize excursions to High
r,, farm -e.sntly bought by the State for
Il. 9ss . .a- station. This farm is in the
,.7- If Monmouth and the Maine Central will
civ. -Ns.-sor tckets at one and one-third
ri, il sas voted to write to Professor Wood
t,4ys date -or an excursion of this Pomona
s-s -t-.s last of August.
.a5. -fac duly balloted for and elected,
tss. q. .l received the instructions of the
FRI .--se he business of the morning
s.,s.,r De- re ompleted a recess was declared
g3 d rassed to the dining hall, where a
b-s,. tner awaited the patrons. Some
au= g patrons, having driven nearly
sr.= a-re able TO do ample justice to the
F,sl+ 81 served by the ladies of Seven Star
Grar.
lte ass aaving expired the grange was
res,sea I'D the fifth degree and cordial
sl.4.- welcome was extended the visitors
3. y. b. Gray TO which a pleasing response
va nal= + ", Burrill. Worthy Master
yas uoduced Worthy State Master
Re. aO6e briefly on matters pertain
ing The grange. His remarks were
.Q, eI and were an inspiration to
ser r-r present. Grange Deputy Ed
W. vas called upon and responded
tre- s he same lines. The regular
mg,r then taken up and the Lee
G,=. t.41 ,fe topic for discussion: ain
yta, @-. an we get the most out of our
IL a- ri. improve them" This topic
N7le7=. b. orthy Overseer, C. C. Glenn
cts WI. .,aaes a speciality of dairying. His
Tn--,- We're IN favor of that branch of agri-
f;-- 4 ae summed them up in his closing
gg.gs. eep all the stock which is possi-
be ls4r care # all the fertilizers on the farm
EHa-- g PRACTICALLY tight receptacles, as
isai5 -e aa.f Of the value of farm fertilizers
slIae 1t. iressing, and buy as little com
ngca '-tl.izers and grain as you can. Raise
AZ ssrs some crops to supplement the
g'il --=l T W. Burrill and W. L. Gray
vat .'' Of potato raising. F. A. Myrick,
!, la N. V. B. Mitchell and A. ].
L'uo4l5 advanced good ideas in regard to
4'FEny D. he fertility of the farm, and the
@FH vas =.dered closed.
S555 NT program was a sslo by Sister
Sas.4ss' lowed by a reading by Sister
4!fe' AID q song by Willis Stevens. which
"A'12ei tr- literary exercises. A rising
VOC h1ras was extended to Seven Star
''s-s7 " ..yrtesies and a very enjoyable
'7'2- a'tiH Waldo Pomona grange was
'@'ei ~ r usual formalties.
-4s 1~N. eung will be held at Comet
F'Sis wanville with an address by
,rs eeretary of the State Grange,
~ .4 -.l'r How can we best return to the
,. 'a. "ae1 has been taken from it by
" De qened by Arthur 7. Nickerson.
'''t'a'o 81 most range.
CLARA D. YORK.