Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-05
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
The Grange.

me T0CouL ulG0ClIlSS OIL Vile SCdlc
Oranges of Vermont and New Hamp-
the latter in Keene, has called re-
newed attention to the Patrons of
Husbandry, undoubtedly the largest
and most influential farmers organiza-
ton in the world. Life in the rural
regions lacks a social side, and the
Grange meetings with their literary
programs and debates, go long way
in providing this important feature.
! The Grangessis interested in all OF the
various phases of agriculture, its needs
and its problems, but its good work
does not end in trying to teach its
members better farming. The Grange
stands strongly for better methods of
living, for temperance, for improved
highways and more efficient public
schools, and its position is usually
right on all matters concerning pubic
welfare. Vermont is better and stron-
ger and people in the state are better
cOntented on account or the orange
and its activities. We believe the
organization will continue to grow and
prosper and to find still greater fields
for usefulness. -BrattIeboro Phoenix.
"Resolved."
A series of resolutions respectfully
submitted for adoption to take effect at
sixty minutes past eleven on Friday
night of this week, and to be given a
three-hundred-sixty- hve-days trial:
Resolved. That as an officer of the
town or village. l will not forget that
l am servant of the public, and will
render the best service possible in my
administration of municipal affaifs,
doing my part to enhance public COIN
fort, public convenience. public health,
public safety
Resolved, That as a citizen of the
town or village, l will cooperate with
the public officials, to the best of my
ability, for the securing of such condl-
tons as will promote community
growth and prosperity.
Resolved, That as business man |
will adopt an attitude of interested
cordiality toward every other business
man in town, and unite with my fell
lows in any movement for the better
ment of business conditions and for
the building up of my town as bust
ness center.
Resolved, That as a member of a
religious, Political, fraternal, or social
organization l will aim to make that
organization an influential and benef
cial factor in comm nifty life.
Resolved. That as citizen of Jun
| Tor Town." | will set the grown ups
such an example as will make them sit
up and take notice along lines thai
make for better town
! Resolved, That as property holde
I will contribute, to the best Of my
ability, tcw ards clean town; that my
front yard, an: back yard, and alley.
/ ,oa hn oil h.
comprising of an attractive town anC
not evoke unfavorable criticism by
IN tive" or visitor.
Resolved, That IS tenant | Will moi
be found lacking in appreciation of the
| beauty and value of weII-kept prem
Uses,
| Resolved, That as a teacher in the
public schools will aim to determin
ediy at the hest possible educationa
development for those under my
charge.
| Re olved, That as a pupil in the
Gdo.ic schools | will aim at results ir
the schoo'room that will count high
for my future use, not forgetting tina
some day responsibility will be pu
upon me and | must be fiji to carry it.
Resolved, That as an employer | viii
endeavor to regard the interests O
those to whom the carrying on of my
business operations is intrusted.
Resolved. That as an emp!oye | viii
work for the man by whom | an
employed, not forgetting that IL pro
noting his or her interests [ am pro
noting my own.
Resolved. That as a public official G
private citizen, as business man. as a
inhabtant OF Junior Town. as
representative of Local organic alton
as preacher. teacher, or pupil, as EN-
pIoyer or employ | coun' one; an
that | will put rny or with tn Otbe
ones and do my shar, Itowaros a cleaner
bigger. better, b1sler, town -Lu8io,
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