The Republican journal., 1912-11-14
n,Ie Annual Meeting at South
u" MOntviIle.

80 FnIToR OF THE JOURNAL: The
10 'I ~ Of the week ending Oct. 18th
sst D' inv very rainy; in fact, the
vas wv uas so cold and windy and wet,
Fsa'n .ao Dukes of the Dale had their
tb'' y" al puckered up to shout to the
nl'o!"s >. soon as he should appear, 1--WE
Chez - co But Saturday night of
tod n 18th told another story, and the
The ''. nnnsI meeting was held on that
Da,' saturday al night. Be it known, and
'''' - sorad that to date the Chief has
i9nsD,b keen so in touch with the wealth
'S'ss ,sn. that weather conditions can
'' w. ,ote3 on to meet the requirement.
Be ,'~ I'm. Chief worked into Belfast
~ j., sea and by land and thence out
N'l Nortrille in a sea of mud, and
70 'Vs 31 at o'clock, evening, sharp.
w. 49,, dropped out of the clouds final
lo' r ME- o o'clock p. M, and at three
> .3s- sky began to show silver
us rt+r the Chief knew that things
a-1' .,r,. his way. Between five and
s'' rr-a. round, red face of old Sol
30 .orsr Hedge Hog Hill in Liberty,
F" trooj night, old Dale Chief
81 .a 1s,- great meetin'?" Ten
F..s. .,sr tae great round. red face
a' II ater'- and Harvest Moon peer
d 90, r5ctheast spur of Hatchet
~ ,r.s,a la Ineolnville, and said, Good
D' ..r old pale Chief, I'll light host
.m,rs ard middle aged and old folks
w.. iran THE Dale Meetin' and they
-esr. waitin' for ye now" When
..-.rr gJt of the vehicle at Grange
~ S-th lICntville, the first man he
;,5 Vas aaI George Randall of Car
s,.,,~g M the anteroom, and he rush
.af- Earl George and told him he
~. ,ozing younger than before in
-.r. y-srs. George evidently didn't
,.sy Yea know, Mr.. Editor, in
10. n3 rcs campaign years it wont
4, r believe all you hear. Its too
.rrre- fer human credulity, for it's
.,fragrag. hence some of it must be
h, bun he Dale Dukes as rule don't
rY No 10 tnr liar party. The Earl,
,,Ts-er. appeared hugely pleased at be-
mo Afe So Young in looks. The Chief
n-rsi ee Earl right into the hall
rta3r the least formality, and there,
continuation of the assurance of
h,s sun and moon an hour before, was
4. hall crowded to the limit of it's seat
n, csDsctv. and the Chief at once set
lm.s.t ta the delightful task of shaking
sm, with all Among those present
ya:
e.. Randall, L. F. Sukeforth, Mrs.
i r Martini NJ. A. Conner, Minerva
#Irrs.. Bertha A. Dinslow, Georgia
Pssa. Howard NJ. Esancy, Mrs. Sarah
Ms-r Frances Z. Howes, Olive Ran
| hl Iha \ Tease, Mrs. Effie E. Went
WORTH t.-l II Adams, Helen A. Colby,
lBgv Eur-rca Cunningham, Liberty,
! Nv \ .pvy. Helen M. Adams, E. S.
isH ksaa A. Eastman, Alfredo East
na, arre Jackson, Hervey Jackson,
ris3,sr Jackson, Laurence OXton, Robbie
las 5 ter ] Jackson, Hervey Jack
m Armed Davis. Elnora Hartman,
Eff Cram, E. Ii. Cram, C. M.
How e a Adams, Everett Morse,
C&A.Iz Ebcn Maddocks, Clarence
y, Hove Nuby A. Oxton, Hattie E.
Hove I.rs ~ Howes, (baby), Ruth
N@I Nrtje E. Cunningham, Edna
Davis VI. Sukeforth, Arthur A.
SEaU5, John j Esancy, Edwin c.
Iar. I0.i Bowler. Searsmont, Me.
aG t.,by. Austin Wentworth,
h: 7 A. Dinslow, A. V. Martin,
&a-ag F. A. Ramsay, C. P.
g 6rr Murray, w. E. Prescott,
l.. IL A. Eastman, John Q.
d. Mcclure, Mary Pease,
H1 lifetime Gernice Prescott, Dono-
S-r. l. W. E. Prescott, F. F.
hll
ta- TO business, the ancient
% av- secretary, Marquis B. F.
ilog..slsa r= record of the last an
ga @=.,o md it was promptly de-
'i'sa apHrl.j. 1t always is: the Chief
nt- Secretary are in perfect accord.
iH s".- ia. hove a great sigh and
a5ttfr "l7l be an election. He had
s't President % years and was too
'f OK 'uV -u' it again, but too proud
s@S for It. He asked in turn George
LAs'ss. j t. Knowles, Charles S.
iaH' 4ua Edmund Adams, all of the
%Lae 54a les, If they were candidates
y q |Htel the Office. All said "no. !"
aa o. utted it, but concluded to ap-
pM committee on nominations as
lally To himself as his judgment could
-'a'3 soaesaid What candor! He ap-
Fa'e7 Iec Randall, B. F. Knowles
Ill., ). Aesr=, Earl Randall declined
'*''t ana the Chief said he thought he
.Sso good judgment and promptly ap-
s@'4 Edmund Adams instead. They
.'ysls'ea, and reported F. F. Phillips
Resident, c. S. Adams for Vice
,slsnl b. +. Knowles for Secretary,
VEG Randall for Treasurer.
''' NE Old chief heard his name re-
~s- lof president again he whistled,
sD dis delight forgot to put the ques-
VI acceptance and adoption of the
F"' TO a vote Charles Howes called
l'7lton to it, and he retorted that
~'" Elementary usage before
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