The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-12-12
IrRs OF THE ORANGES.

'''' 5rl degree on two candidates
=; -etirr The final degrees will be
P .-.s- sdnesday night and harvest
-.-. ys sersat.
-.,-asz Grange, East Palermo, clear
at tts supper served at the Car
r -r5rssgiying eve. The lecturer is
.-s .lri=-mas tree for the children
-,.,~5s =1e, and l. Perry Critics will
VA iza- ball Tuesday evening, Dec.
- Mr.. overlook will play and the
..rH .sry= supper.
/ .,.. AVER Irange, Liberty, has elected
,u-L oficers for the coming year:
Il .Y Lu3wick; Overseer, L. C. Morse;
i .... rGa Greeley; Steward, Helen Fuller;
/ seesre. Edwin Ryan; Chaplain, Abby
L. ,sreu-,, l. P Critics; Treasurer, A.
/ ,.-n-. rate Keeper, John Holt; Ceres,
e.,s5l,.-r Pomona, Mary Norton; Flora,
g.- Lao, Asst. Steward, Jessie Nor
a,:is g.a1g= ected the following officers
!, +, ANNA, meeting last Friday evening: W.
n p Hages. ". o.. Earl ]. Braley; W. S.,
h. Vs-aa Hayes; W. T., Roy Sholes; w.
r.sr Mss Ley A. Cochran; W. L., Mrs.
/, NeEea1. seward, Alphonso Ritchie;
Il. ssW.-j E5jah Richie; L. A. S., Mrs.
Ht.A.e. res, Mrs. A. D. Hayes; Po-
H. Y,s e5y SGoles; Flora. Mrs. E. B. Lunt;
11l Noyes,
y.esso5, lake Grange, No. ass, of East
|sgr7. MS asst meeting elected the fol-
s.E .dcs-s 70 serve during the ensuing
|e Master Fred Spratt; Overseer. Roy
! |-ua ...,4ce- Mrs. Cynthia Tibbetts; Stew
rre s.-eu; Ass. Steward, Henry Lee
b. Crspsr. }oodbury Tibbetts; Secretary,
|ra DO. vasurer, Frank Moore; Gate
h.. J belts; Ceres, Mrs. Fred
|szt fsan- Al.s. Sadie Day; Flora, Mrs.
h J.rsL Lady asst. Steward, Grace Cox.
n.5 Harvest Grange, Center Montville, at
tell- l=-a-g last Saturday evening
2a .---5 tyr the ensuing year as fol-
IL mas arS Howard; overseer, Carrie
Egs1, .elru-er, Yuba Berry; steward,
ss T-rr. assistant steward, James
Gr ap.an. kittie Tibbetts; treasurer,
r -.y-.s- s=cfetary, Annie L. Clement;
haHe 1lo.h f, Anderson; Ceres, Cora B.
Isg fn-. Eellie Thompson; Flora, Ida
zs@- a.y assistant steward, Ethel
z- Aazz r. S. Stetson of the Maine
Me u4sg his final preparations for
Bon --a4.l session in Portland This
l1 With rig reception in City Hall
2a ta 'ec 10th, while the regular
g" -1uence Tuesday morning. He
jus. ..e prospect is that an immense
7- D.. u attendance. Mr.. Stetson
aA t the recent annual meeting OF
Na.-aa. Grange it Spokane. He says that
iea5.ts armonious and all the old diff
Saae hare a.sappeared.
a'2-i.-. orange, Lincolnville, has adopt
s s9y"@ag resolutions of respect:
''eTeas lue- again death has entered our
sslo la65 from our midst our beloved
F. Fern ifa and the veil of mourning
S'as o- a5ar with its gloom; therefore,
45gso HAT D. the death of Sister Fern
=. .'a'gl''ty Grange keenly feels its
al e1tsa4S To the bereaved family and
-'@ i6=' Empathy in their sffliction al
-at'ds -nem tor consolation and guidanc e
sl NJ: rules all things for the best.
N"Etd' nat as token of our love and re-
'u Z ueFaited sister, our charter be
" ana aQf badges be reversed for a per-
~ thirty days
'2'ea' hat copy of these resolutions
%- . iae oereaVed family, page on our
y" De devoted to her memory and copy
" 'l5 iooai papers for publication.
MfHAHELLE Russ. Committee
HAZEL MILLER, on
j, S, MULLEN, Resolutions.
4'' Is belated report from our Brooks
"yNasnt Of visit of members of Har.
I'av orange to Morning Light Grange
~' I'm recent Saturday evening the
'Oaaa ed straight to Monroe for large
''~'D OF the local Grangers. Because OF
'l' saturday Of the week before their
'eeh postponed, but on this day the
rNs Weather in the afternoon raised the
Tie local patrons and they set about
s '''angements for the trip with de.
interest and enthusiasm. They hac
9'vl the fraternity in Monroe and sc
'asanl anticipations of the reception
''7' tRem. Two automo ,iles, buck
IN, several teams, were brought into re-
AIRY the party over the six miles
sl jnat connects the two villages
l., ''@-e'5 Of MIR. A. B. Payson we wer'
Ns- esIde him in his automobile
psf-ner Walter H. Young, and la
f'7s 'he remaining space in the cal
h -s beet there was and enjoyed yer.
Ay. 'Piu over the smooth road. Sool
H.. M'aIoe village shone out cheer,
", '"' at the hall the glad hand was ex
h,, warm reception accorded tn
h. 'ae meeting was held in the nice
As, nan, Worthy Master Wilder S
saes5f 5f"lied the gavel and under his ex
Say IL, eulda' ce the routine work wa
Ass spostd of. Sister Clements, the l
fFslt .Se Ssye we'll prepa poland very ap
l,pos sgu5ess of welcome, which was hap
~ Gr,r Grruto to by the Master of Harves
Nv e, he was followed by Marcellu
nGa Lsu a' II. Brown, Walter H. Young
8es'a aihoiln and others. A recess wa
sa,ts so' the grand march formed. an
n were escorted to the dining room
70 ray 'e lunch was served. Then tn
g,Q sSs % agaln called to order and we
sht,so,ee fnely executed literary prograI
Ine At the roll call it was foun
ksss ~, ~ visitors, representing seve
M "sfe In attendance. It was nes
"msh the Grange closed, and tn
sar Iarted for their homes feeling ths
m "so been pleasantly and profitabl.