The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-01-19
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

Mystic Grange, Belmont. has adopted reso-
buttons Of respect on the death Of Bro. Enos
Pease, which will be published next week.
Last Saturday evening the officers of Union
Harvest Grange, Center Montville, were in
stalled by George H. York of Winterport, with
Mrs. Frank Bussey and Lewis White as assist
ants.
Equity Grange. Belfast, has begun the new
year with renewed interest. Last Saturday
evening they had very interesting meeting
and received five new applications for mem
bership.
Rainbow Grange, North Brooksville, has in
stalled officers as follows: M, Angie Cousins;
O., vinton Gray; S., Ellery Herrick; A. s., H.
P. Grindle: G. K, Parker Gray; chaplain,
Alonzo Snow; treasurer. Roscoe Gray; c., Ad-
die Gray; P, vesta Halves; F.. Fannie Gray
L. A. S., Bessie Gray.
The East Palermo correspondent of the Ken.
nebec Journal says: Isaac P. Critics is deserv-
ing of much praise from the Sheepscot Lake
Changers as he has been the leader in the play,
"The Widows Courtship," presented Tuesday
evening, and has worked very hard, and wholly
of this Grange"
Verona Grange, Bucksport, has installed off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows: Past mas
ter, Warren j. Abbott; master, Sidney F. Rip
ley; overseer, George NJ Hall; lecturer, Flora
M. Allen; steward, Adelbert Leach; assistant
steward, Raymond Whitmore; chaplain, Grace
Ripley; treasurer, --Leach; secretary, Jen-
mis- Whitmore gate keeper, Edward Jones;
Ceres, Ora Jones; Pomona, Grace Bennett;
Flora, Mary Saunders; lady assistant steward,
Una Leach.
The officers of Star of Progress grange were
installed Saturday January 14th. Brother
Parker of Monroe, assisted by Brother and
Sister Gilbert, carried out the work in very
beautiful and impressive manner. The officers
installed were as follows: Master, Lawrence
trice Gould; chaplain, Eliza Goodwin; steward,
Berl Edw ards; asst. steward, Raymond Chase;
lady asst, Margie Edwards; treasurer, Fred
Emery; secretary, Abbie Stevens; Ceres, Lois
Gould; Flora, Susie Reed; Pomona, Annie
Emery; gate keeper, Fred Taylor. Visitors
were present from Morning Light, Harvest
Home and Hillside oranges. A fine supper
was served in the dining hail. to which about
80 did ample justice. A short program was
presented and remarks made by several of the
visiting Brothers and Sisters.
Frederick Richie Grange, Waldo, is holding
regular weekly meetings with good attendance.
Mrs F. E. Littlefeld and Sidney Evans as cap
tains, and are having good programs. January
7th, Deputy Edward Evans installed their Off
GERS for 1911. They are as follows: Master,
Lecturer, Matilda Littefeld: Steward, F. E.
Littlefeld; A. Steward, Emery Sprague; Chap
lain, Sarah Stephenson; Treasurer, F. Ray
Neal Secretary, C. A. Levanseller; Gate Keep
er, W. c. Patterson; Ceres, Della Simmons; Po-
mona, Sadie Cummings; Flora, Cora Evans; L.
A. Steward, Jennie Levanseller. Since last
spring they have enlarged their hall by taking
down the partition to the ante rooms, making
them part of the hall and laying hard wood
floor the entire length; have bought piano
and everything is paid for. Last week they
had masked ball with large attendance and
the proceeds are going to buy new lamps for
the hall. They intend to buy new furniture
in the near future and make other improve.
ments. The Grange is in a very prosperous
condition at present.