Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-12

| gin meetings promptly on time.
! Harborside 478, South BrooksviIe
The newly elected officers are: Roy
{. Gray, master Fora Chatto overseer;
Philip Gray, lecturer; Walter Sanborn,
! steward; Everett l.. Gray. assistant
| steward; Bessie WardWell, chaplain;
| Loring +. Coombs. treasurer: Grace
Mason. secretary: Leland Harvey, gate
keeper; Sylvia d. Gray, Ceres; Daisy
Gray. Pomona, Luetta Bridges. Flora:
Emma Condor, lady assistant steward.
i installation will be January IL.
! kennebec Pomona
! Regular annual meeting Of kennebec
Pomona Grange was held with Cobbossee-
ccntee Grange at West Gardiner with Us
members present, this being the annual
election of officers; the worthy master
Clarence l.. Richardson proc eeded with the
routine business Of the day. ana conferred
the 9TH degree on five candidates. At the
close of the first session a bourtiftl dinner
was served by the ladies Of Cobbossee-
contee Grange, after which Worthy Mas
! ter Richardson took up the election of
officers with the following result Mas
ter, Alfred Il, Merrill of West Gardiner;
overseer. Clarence Il, Washburn OF Itch
field. lecturer Merle r Hartman Of Read
field; steward, J. Leslie Hunt of Manches-
ter; assistant steward, RALPH b. Morrill, of
Manchester; chaplain, Fred W. Snow 81
Manchester: treasurer, Edwin T. Clifford
of Winthrop; secretary. Frank s Collins
of West Gardiner; gatekeeper. John H.
Whitney of Readtield lady assistant
steward, Mrs. BERTHE W. Morrill, of Man
chester; Pomona. Mrs. Lottie Merrill OF
West Gardiner; Ceres, Miss Frances At
wood of Litchfield Flora. Miss Estelle
dudley of Readfeld; executive committee
for three years, Thomas $. Benson of
Hallowell. The regular meetings assigned
for the year 1918 as follows; February at
Gardiner; March, Litchfield; April. Oak
land: May, Manchester June Sidney Au-
gust, Fayette; September. Belgrade Octo-
Der. fruD Winthrop; November Read
/ field, December, Monmouth; January.
1919 (election) Augusta The officers
elect were installed by L. H. Libby, wor-
! thy secretary of the Maine state Grange,
assisted by Past Master Clarence l..
Richardson and Sister Richar !son. Next
meeting Will be held with Gardiner
Grange, second Wednesday in February
New Century Pomona.
New Century Pomona met Jan. 8
I with Union Grange at East Sumner
A good number We're in attendance.
In the forenoon, the fifth degree was
conferred. AT the close of degree
work dinner was announced and the
I company marched to the dining room
where the usual excellent grange din
ner was in waiting, prepared by the
host grange. ReSuminG work after
| dinner Mr.. StOckman Of Auburn
1 Grange installed the officers present
for the year 1918. He was assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Bonney of Union
Grange. NJ, John Briggs: L.. May
Robinson, St. Samuel Stetson. Asst
st, Wilder Mitchell; Chap. Hclen
Eastman; T.. A. f. Russell; :, Myra
Brodun; F., Stella Briggs; r.. Agnes
Head. Music throughout the day was
furnished by the host grange. The
following program was presented by
the lecturer. Mrs. May Robinson: Solo
Miss Sewall. interesting remarks, Mr.
and Mrs. Stockman; humorous read
ing. Mrs. Ora Morrill,. After the bust
ness the meeting closed in form. The
February meeting will without doubt
be with West Peru Grange, notice to
be given later. !,
Norway Grange
Public Installation OF officers If Norway
I Grange will be held Saturday. Meetiug
will be called to order at l20 A. F.
Morse. assisted o.. Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ
Ryerson Of Paris Grange, win act in
stalling officers
Eureka Grange. Durham
The installation Of officers Of Eureka
Grange will be held next Saturday eve
ming Jan. T. The installing officer vii
he Vincent W. canham Of Pine Tree
Grange, Lisbon H. j. X. Tcwksbury D.
Lake View Grange. Auburn. night editor
Of the Lewiston sun Will speak on de
Tending the Newspaper The suppe:
committee consists Of Mr.. and Mrs, Harrl
Osgood Mr. ana Mrs. oswald Wilson am
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sewail
North Newport Grange
North Newport Grange mas recently
passed in a most credtabIc manner. its
4od milestone OF existence. The year OF
1917 proved most satisfactory one from
every viewpoint regarding Grange mat
ters and the year 1915 bids fair to become
equally prosperous. The officers Of the
organization as elected for the ensuing
year are as follows Master, w. D.
Croweil; overseer. II. +. Turner, lecturer
Mrs. Carrie Prlay; steward, Charles w
Priay assistant steward, -. :. Hiliker
chaplain. Mrs. Mildred Cochran: gate
keeper George Cochran: secretary. Byron
II Patten; treasurer, j. u. Stephenson
+ omona, Mrs II. Z. Turner. Flora. Mrs
J f. Stephenson: Ceres. Mrs. w. Z
Crowen; lady assistant steward, Mrs. D.
Hilliker.
Yarmouth Grange
The following officers Of Yarmouth
Grange No "A. were installed on Saturday
evening by Installing Officer Mrs. Susie
Skillin, assisted by Mrs. Babb. both OF
Falmouth: Master Mrs Charles LON
bard; overseer. A. II. Larry. lecturer, Prof
F., Fl. NJ Moore; Steward. Mrs. John Carr;
assistant steward Charles l.. Lombard
chap plain Mrs r. O. WELCOME: treasurer
Charles Greeley: secretary ~ u. Buck
man; Ceres, Mrs K $ Webb; Pomona,
Mrs Luther Hyde, Flora, Mrs. Sarah
fuari gate Keeper X : webb; lady
assistant steward, Mrs A. T. Graham.