The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-01-12
,-,,, OF THE ORANGES.

.... # Harvest Home Grange
lunIay evening, January 2nd
.-. -rt second degrees upor
...O many years Aunt Sally
i was absent from the
rr0. ae-r Kockport grange ano
p regret, especially as ii
..,. .3t detained her at home
.. aside Grange, Belfast
H.aes DAY night, Jan. 4th, by
f. o.-- .s.asa H York of the Winter
-.r. .t. irving on the traverse
-.-.... l,.@ard Brewster of Bel
..s.as. Waldo Pomona.
..-. rarge, Brooks, was very
.-.,..-.-.slral last week by Mrs. Vesta
5u.... .i.a eayea short lecture on the
pg mas IN the Pacific Ocean"
..~s v.- listened to with marked atten-
.. siusfaction by the large num-
I, a-u. f-sseeC
=. ..4s~ <ortaern Light Grange. Win
.,.. se,. laled by W. S. Parker of
.ns day eyening, January 5th. He
....sslF Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilbert.
y. r.-, ;he- s:lors present and an en-
~. ..4s.-E eas spent. A harvest feast
s--a reeess.
.-e ass.ry last Saturday evening of
... .r.e 5est, officers were installed
|. Aa ensuing year by Past Master Ralph
,r-5 s,s --ei q Lena Sawyer. After the
f4aquet was served in the dining
Mr. .rf reuters and a number of invited
|as ...asd ly d short program. All
H. tHeir homes well pleased with the
lr5ng. entertainment and realizing that it
m5 lie ranger,
ne aicars Of Honesty Grange, Morrill,,
H. Jelv installed at an all-day session Janu-
r4h. by BEo.hsr j. 6. Harding, assisted by
tit G-sci5 bowen a fine picnic dinner was
|gs5 Follow 1g are the officers for 1911:
f4r Paul Master; Chas. Woods, Overseer;
Eas al, Larlureri Leroy Paul, Steward;
Eiu THanas Asst Steward; Annie Sim
b. C@ps- -4ae Kendall. Treasurer; Her.
u Ne.. -yretary; R. B. Smith, Gate
Fgs 5r.. Woods, Pomona; Emma Shibles,
u, jea.s sen Ceres.
In Nsguaticook Grange, Camden,
|a list ~ =dnesday evening, January
= @ Ne HaI Gardner of Rockland, and
Fataas "-sler George E. Nash; over
\. 6aga Iorl oai lecturer, Mrs. Elizabeth
,1ae steward, Herbert Kelley; chap
F &z Aa-r Nstcaif; treasurer. Joseph W.
7tS a.-=--r. sara Ross Young; assistant
t'a- so r,r1 Low; lady assistant stew
Aa i5a }utIin; gatekeeper, James
aE,ys@ Yrs George E. Nash; flora, Miss
|nt al5ga aoaa, Mrs. Dow. Following
A' a..' -4E EpeT was enjoyed.
Asa, afa Bangor Commercial reporter
a2i ls- a1 return from Augusta, State
ss' ''e.s- said that the grange plans to
f'a'Ets Important bills introduced at
A#.e5 the legislature. The most inn
fa''7a l Fee to amend the school fund
d" .'l %. lde that it be entirely distrib-
r" lie Ut the number of school chill
a '5.sae partially on the valuation as at
's -t= 4nae con, de.s that the dis
-4 fdna is very unjust as at pres
'a1'sis OF matters before Congress
'S' F.'0' H"hers of the grange are par
'-A Ar7'--7 "a the proposed repeal of
'Taa s~ and the furthering of
%o Nlnufacturers of oleo pro-
7li which will allow them
4er Let butter, but if such bill
I'LL '. aF =trehaously opposed by the
''.'a interests. The grange wants also
4' Pare post extended because it be-
a.-t ts good thing" When asked
~9 attitude If The grange would be On
',,s.se- submission of the prohibitory
2" e'e.s7 sand that no effort would be
''t'fs ins Passage of such bill, but
"a+r range will strongly oppose the
'- '35 Psym5itory law.