The Republican journal., 1914-12-24
NEWS OF THE GRANGE.

Waldo Pomona Grange will meet in Monroe
in Brooks Jan. 18th.
December 21st was the 10th anniversary of
Comet Grange, Swanville, and an anniversary
program was given, treat served and pleas
ant evening enjoyed. Comet Grange will install
its officers Jan. 4th, with an all day session
and is to extend an invitation to the State
Master to be present. Morning Light Grange
of Monroe will also be invited.
Silver Lake Grange, China, has elected Off
GERS as follow s: Archie Pinkham, master; S. M;
Farnsworth, overseer; Fred Abbott, lecturer,
George Patterson, stew ard; Harry Mitchell.
assistant steward; Lizzie Fish, chaplain; Eb-
en- Bailey, treasurer; Grace Thurston, secre-
tary; William Metcalf, gate-keeper; Nettie
Patterson, Ceres; Sadie Denico. Pomona; Mad
alire Ge,al Flora; Hazel Wentworth, lady
assistant steward.
Megunticook Grange. Camden, at its meeting
Dec 18th, conferred the third and fourth de-
grees on a class of candidates, and harvest
supper followed. There were 102 present, in
Guiding visitors from Mount Pleasant, Bel
mont, Penobscot View, Lincolnviile, South
M ontville. Bangor, Belfast and Searsmont
oranges. A very interesting program was
furnished which was appreciated by ALL
South Montville Grange has elected officers
as follows: c, S. Adams, master; George
Colby, overseer; Mrs. Minnie Sprague. lectur-
er; George Sprague, steward; James Ramsey,
bor
ence Howes, assistant steward; Mrs. Gertie
Colby, secretary; E. C. Pease, gatekeeper;
Mrs, Sadie Adams, Ceres; Mrs. Flora Fogg,
Pomona; Mrs. Hazel Adams, Flora; Hattie
Howes, lady assistant steward.
Northern Light Grange, Winterport, has
elected the following officers: Frank Learned,
m aster; DR.. Homer Tasker, overseer; L. M.
Treat, lecturer; Walter Clement, steward; E.
E. Richie, assistant steward; Arthur Ed
monds, chaplain; A. l.. Blaisdell, treasurer; H.
J. Ide, secretary; Wellington Chase, gatekeep-
er; Carrie Learned, Ceres; Hazel Tasker, Po-
mona; Flora Ide, Flora; Marcia Richie, lady
ssistant steward; Dora Smith, chorister.
Tranquility Grange, Lincolnville has elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows: Mas
ter, Laurence Rankin; Overseer. George Dick
ey; Lecturer, Mrs. Efie Rankin; Secretary,
Hazel Miller; Steward, Claire Pottle; Treasurer,
Henry Peavey; Chaplain, Lydia Stevens; Flora,
Villa Pottle; Pomona Flora Elms; Ceres, Helen
Rankin; Assistant Steward, Don Heal; Lady
Assistant Steward, Esther Fernald; Gate Keep
er, C. A. Stevens. The public installation of
these officers will take place Jan. z, by Mrs.
Warren Gardner of Rockland, who has per-
formed the work for several years. Gould's
orchestra will furnish music,
Megunticook Grange, Camden, has elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows: Master
]. Herbert Gould; overseer, Richard Ham.
mond; lecturer. Annie Quigley; steward, Her.
bert Keller; asst. steward, Henry Pendleton;
chaplain, Minnie Ingraham; treasurer, Ephra-
i'm Pendletop; secretary, Jessie Tilden; Ceres
Julia Dow; Pomona, Grace Crockett; Flora,
Minnie Hammond; lady asst. Steward, Flor
ence Barnes. Member of Executive Commit
tee for three years, Richard Hammond. In.
stallation and supper Jan. 9Th. George E.
Nichols will be the installing officer, with
Misses Kathryn Thomas, Flora Pillsbury and
Brothers Clifford FELTON, and Walter Pilsbury
as aids I'D marshals