Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

)meESet FOHO18 MeetlnS at
Pond where they had tarried for short
time.
Peter Debe has bought Of Mitchell 5.
Betters formerly Of this town but now
located in East Hampton. Mass. his
place on Milburn street.
Mrs.. g. W. Spaulding Of Lexington.
Mass. has departed after visiting with
Mrs. Jennie Hobart Of Madison avenue.
Capt Charles French Smith but late
iy arrived from overseas has reached
home. He was met in Boston by his
brother Nyfon j. Smith and his wife
and they attended birthday party
given by Earle Smith another brother
while there.
A very enjoyable meeting Of Som
erset Pomona Grange was held Tues
day with Sandy River Grange at
Mercer. a good delegation going from
this place to attend. Worthy Mas
ter Eugene Danforth Of North An3on,
Worthy Lecturer Mrs. Lizzie Wat
son Of Norridgewock and Worthy
Secretary 8. F. Emerson Of Show
hogan were in their respective chairs,
as were also the overseer, steward,
chaplain, gatekeeper. Pomona, Ceres,
Flora and lady assistant steward. H.
L. Head Of Norridgewock substitut-
tee on applications was appointed
consisting of w. c. Wade, Grant
Witham, and Fred Knights. Reports
Of the last meeting at Smithfield and
the Field meeting at Lakewood were
made. Discussion ensued relative to
extending an invitation to East Som
erset Pomona Grange to meet with
Somerset Pomona at Athens in No
vember and 1t was finally decided to
do so.
w. G. Wade. master of Sandy Riv-
er Grange, extended a cordial well
come to the Pomona and S. F. Emer-
son OF Skowhegan responded. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Danforth of North
Arson favored the Pomona with a
Duet which closed the morning ses-
sion. Recess vas taken until /
O'Clock and in the meantime a deli
cious Grange dinner was served nv
the host order.
Three candidates were given the
degree in the afternoon. The pro-
gram was then taken up and "The
6attie Hymn Of the Republic" was
sung. Rose Wade read a poem and
Mr.. and Mrs. Danforth of North
Anson sang another selection enti-
tied Don't You Hear Them BELLS ?"
a select reading was given by d. M.
bunker ana Fannie Clark and n
narmonica solo was given by Grant
Witham Of Embden. The tonic of
BEST Methods Of Killing witch
Grass" was considered by w n
wade. d. M. Bunker, n. l. He.ld
ana Eugene Danforth. Eva Hatch
I've q reading and Mr.. ana Mrs.
DanIortn furnished pleasing instru-
n ,,o. music "Bingen on the
. Rnine was recited by Mrs. A d,
nrawn OF starks, the choir sanr !.
NUMBER and D. NJ. Bunker read =
selection entitled THE rarmar, :.
wne was considered by Rose Wsd.
MRS. Emma Goodrich Of Skowha.a.,
s ana Lizzie Harlow ana the ,on,a
eventing Decline in Granp. a.
.enoance" was taken up ana cons;s
ere, sred by, 6y Fannie Clark. Lizzie Hsr-
NV T,,.. MRS; A. D. Drawn, II. L. Head
so rse "a Dsnforth and g. F. Emar'
SUI america" was sung at the Close
s.ns vo.e OF thanks was extended ~
ne, y, river Grange for it's hosnito,
e.. Inc next meeting at SCION -,
81. VIII be a patriotic meet,na
NJ. wnesan people ATTENDING ne.
M nal. ana Mrs. 8. F. Emerson ns. were
M MS .. A. Sawyer. Mr.. ana NJ. ana 70
w. Goodrich. Mr.. ana NJ NJ mrs' {.
I'm. Mr.. and Mrs. 81 p ps. w. L:
Miss Gladys Rowell. N0"ell and