The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-25
: THE ORANGES.

,cuS OF The CHANGES.
.crange, Swanvilie, had good attend
r., interesting meeting last Monday
nouphnuts and coffee were served
SISTERS
Gar Grange, Troy, held its regular
saturday evening with good attend
u r,s names were balloted on and &C.
n5 tree more were received and left
,,ooiotsd committee.
4, meeting of Seaside Grange, Belfast,
10Th mans were discussed for the ami
,,seryarce to be held April End. The
Mrs. Dora Bridges, is now preparing
rate program for the occasion. The
IN VA. as follows: Readings by the wor-
.,,s,. SIS Lucy Cochran; quotations by
gves Nertie Sholes, Louisa Lynn, Mrs
Merriam, Earle Braley, Lura Ritchie,
Esyss. upon various subjects; reading
Merriam; reading, "The House
,,t by Louisa Lynn; singing by the
Al the meeting tomorrow, Friday,
,.yers' questions for discussion will be
4taP
side grange Is to entertain Waldo Po-
Gange April 9Th, and an interesting
nn rs ba.ng prepared, part by Seaside and
II Ponoua. The address of welcome will
n, BY Mrs Lljah Richie of Seaside and
n.r.rss by Mrs. j. H. Cilley of Silver
,sr Waldo The topic for discussion is:
gOmsn suffrage tend to inculcate a
gsuprrclation of the abilities and sphere
rclng sad will be opened by A. D. Hayes.
srst On woman suffrage will be given by
lDcy cochran, worthy master of Seaside
kgt. and the remainder of the program
N announced later.
Init Grange, North Searsport, held a
Htares5ng meeting, March 10Th. The
b. we're all present except the treasurer,
IV9 assent on account of sickness Reso-
! si were adopted on the death of Brother
! Black Brother F. Nj. Nickerson read a
hi from the Grange Service committee, re-
Ii to Railroad tax laws and the grange
Mbsdopt the same. Three candidates were
h ls third and fourth Degrees latter which
MHtui harvest feast was partaken of.
u recess the program was carried out as
" Music, Arthur Nickerson and Lyman
NG reading. Sister Stone; quotations by
| ,5iBg to the lateness of the hour the
Ean was tabled until the next meeting.
gseVeH members were present.
|aailg Light Ora ge, Monroe, held its
Eaneeting Saturday evening, March Goth,
Factng routine business and receiving one
Esnoa for membership. The following
FFia was presented: Music by the choir;
ERby The lecturer; roll-call. answered by
Fi Will the name of some hou ,ehold la
FaVer and by the men with the mention of
EEastr On the farm; talk on current events,
EuaAhlte; reading, mo Smiling Natter
7 VFonAhlte, reading, "a Prescription"
Bowen, This was followed by debate
'aF Fqle'non, Resolved, That system of
eaea ownership of the means of production
eKanbution Of the worlds goods will con-
Y aanan life more than the present sys-
private ownership, unlimited" This
useussa1 IN broad and interesting way
wy twombly in the affirmative and o.
'OS 10 lie negative. Groceries ordered at
S'tlals meeting were delivered; and prices
'F9 Cd spraying compounds showed patrons
'''' -aHiiaI savings may be made by buy
s1'h through the Farmers Union.
'1qlliE Grange, Lincolnville, is in a
F'i'ls condition and there is a large at
'''s a Tue meetings. Six candidates
! s'ni,tea TO membership and the Sd and
'Fsfees we're conferred last Thursday
-us followed by a harvest supper. Eleven
"'' were present from Megunticook
,-s'O- 1amceH and four from Hope Grange.
y, - musical and literary program was pre-
!, Inc topic for March 11th, was "Re-
w. mat young man without capital can
,'' '''ining and succeed as easily as his fa-
w.t. Was most enthusiastically discussed.
" ~''uon for March 25th is: "What can we
!. ''- Anu Tor our rural schools?" This is
~4p0f'ant question and one which should
/, ''H careful consideration and thought.
\, ~ Diofe important to man or woman, boy
'"di an education? We want practi-
MI. 'a'ion- We want a religion that is
A., W.T. 'nat has its basic ideas and funda-
,,' principles founded on morality and
~ ,% .Delleye the boys should be educated
H., siA. think that the teaching of
4. ','is IN our common schools is move
" tight direction.