The Republican journal., 1912-01-11
NEWS OF THE ORANGES.

r., invitation about SO Patrons from Bur-
se,tv,ile Grange visited Georges River Grange,
liberty. Wednesday evening. Jan. Sd. A fine
program was furnished by the visiting party
and IL very enjoyable evening was passed by
all present.
The newly elected officers of Castine Grange,
Castue are as follows: j. Wesley Bowden,
master. Bradley Morgrage, overseer; Norris
Heath, lecturer; Mervyn Clement, steward;
George Faye, assistant steward; j. Y. Perkins,
chaplain; E. C. Bowden, treasurer; Emma A..
Bowden, secretary; Allen Wescott, gatekeeper;
Laura Devereux, Ceres: Georgia Heath, Po-
mona. Addie Bowden, Flora; Gertrude Bowden.
sdy assistant steward.
Harvest Moon Grange, Thorndike, has adopt
ed rhe following resolutions of respect:
Mhereas, Death has again entered Harvest
Moon grange, and highly respected member,
Edwin Rand, has passed from earth, to meet
with Us no more; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
land the grange. and the town in which he
lived will miss one who was always deeply in
terested i'll agriculture.
Resolved, That we extend to Sister Rand
and family our deepest sympathy and assure
them that we shall ever honor and cherish the
memory of their loved one.
Resolved, That our charter be draped in
mourning for 80 days, that copy of these
resolutions be placed upon our records and
coy sent to the family of the deceased.
3. 3. } } PAasoss. Masn, c0mm,ftee nn
ALICE R. CoRNFoRrH, Resolutions.
Mon Harvest Grange, Center Montville,
,lor+a1 +,a foIlou,;p-r
1t having pleased an allwise Providence to
remove from among US our much beloved
brother Gardner S. Berry, who by his genial
happy manner will be greatly missed from our
grange; therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death of our brother
We extend our heartfelt sympathy and kindest
feelings of regard to the wife and children.
Resolved, That our charter be draped for
tt.rty days, and that we place our records
these resolutions and that a copy be sent to
t-- oeal papers for publication.
9unot say, l will not say, that he is dead,
4 Hes lst away; with CHEEKY smile and wave
Of the hand
d s has wandered into an unknown land and
eft US dreaming
ta very fair it need must be si.ce he fingers
there.
| AJ- you, 0 you, who the widest yearn
hr old time step and the glad return
p 4H OF him farlng on, as dear i'll the love of
there, as the love of here
7iLa # him still the same, say,
| d. not dead-he is just away"
w. D. TAsKER, Committee
ALLEN GOODWIN, on
CORA GOODWIN, J Resolutions.
Nl:ning Light Grange, Monroe, has adopted
h Glowing resolutions:
lereas the Divine Master has again visit
e. aprniag Light Grange and removed from
Gldst one of our oldest members, Sister
4 Iaas Moore; therefore, be it
Hesoved, That in the death of Sister Moore
rung Light Grange has lost a loyal member,
~ ommunity an esteemed friend and neigh
boz and the family kind and devoted mother
NAlIe she has gone from the conflicts, the sor-
Fo"s and pleasures of life she will still live in
&he hearts of those who knew her best,
Resolved, That copies of these resolutions be
Hsent TO the husband, copy be placed on our
Erecords and one sent to the local papers for
publication. and that our charter be draped for
"a period of 80 days.
MAY j. CURTIS Committee
EVA kNowLTON, on
4 NANCY GILBERT. Resolutions.