The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-07-22
Waldo Pomona Grange

v.3o Pomona Grange met with Tran
r.v Grange, Lincolnville, Tuesday,
T5.6fb II was a lovely summers day
49,. iarqe company of patrons passed
-, ENJOYABLE day at one of the finest
r.1gs halls in the county. This grange
H., last IT'S home twice by fire, but the
-.,ss yD,-t and activity in Lincolnville
;. ,,,.eytiuguishable, and from the ashes
risen This third hall, the finest of
,5sm all. Very recently they have in
|s.usd electric lights.
/ The grange was opened by W. NJ, Bert
.n-a-N officers present save one. The
waiting ume" was pleasantly taken up
srsr Instrumental solo by Airline Arm
,ro7t sai brief remarks by brothers
Pssy master of host grange), Woods
| 81 Adams
.ass af % received instruction in
the ih degree. 10 of them being recent
..tyus go tranquility Grange. Then
g- %. noon hour so full of pleasing
In. satisfactory experiences to the inner
20 I.e- nan.
g.lse reconvened at 2 p. m. The
.huoan exercises opened by music by
| liz r. Mrs Mabel Alexander, pianist,
H. ao Hy address of welcome by Hon.
/ NUHa. Very wittily and cordially
b. Wei 9ued the visiting members. He
|al N.l.. speak from the platform
n-a f from the floor, and gradually
| M- up to the side wall. Among
/ ls sHgs he said he was very glad he
W, lsae3 10 show up his grange in
| 90 g,. glad he could show up the
| VIZ r good light, too, and switched
O. e-..rcity. Harry Wood, principal
II Freedom Academy, unexpectedly but
sg gracefully responded Next was a
W so 7r Parker Young, who happily
n. d .o an encore.
|-- lressive memorial services were
lg for those sisters and brothers of
w. nuoIa who during the past year
b within the gates: South Mont
Charles Gilman, B.F. Knowles, Mar
Il u-f Riverside, Belfast, SYLVIA
sHarn; Equity, Belfast, Alice
G gs River, Earl Stevens, Aro-
1su John Sherman; Tranquility,
2, Fred Clark; Dirigo, Freedom,
T-rJ r1rest Franklin Mutt; Harvest
Moor, llofudjke, Mrs. Tilton, Mrs.
Ns, Shaepscot Lake, Palermo, Fred
r' r0thia Tlbbetts; Mystic, Bel
.sa Toss, Jane Cammett; Hon
". arr ivory White; Silver Har-
-. Harriet French, Lavaughn
m' mon Harvest, Montville,
slar
I4a- ds lie reading of the names
Was given by Mrs. Lasalle-
"'a tile Bar" A short recess was
1-#re5 Grange called to order by
.ar md some matters of business
a4s
old the annual field meeting
.4-s Grove, August Oath. The meet |
errng the sixth degree by |
o' 4f,"ae o!Icers will be held at Me-
~'a Ha. Belfast, Sept. 9th.
d. Vie rsnsus If oranges Reported
.". present from Knox county. Pro-
''' .s'sa up. Piano solo by Marion
"eH The topic, Resolved, That |
@'e' oil Patrons of Husbandry should
'i'..a'e with the labor unions. Open
w CHARLES II. Stevens and further
g. s''''' by brothers Harry Wood, M. l.
C ~|,s4' Parker Young, Allen Miller, j.
'''r Adams, Aborn and Vickery. Il
ss.. '''sl0n was then given by the
ag superintendent, Mrs. Rankin
H. '' iaSS On" Vocal solo, Parker
=, '1' recitation by Fred Gray, who
Ga, '' an encore, closed up the pro-
O.. .''+ Vote Of thanks was given host
4 H.. The courteses of the day.
-@sa form.
hi. H' POMONA meeting will be held
An, .''P5s River Grange, Liberty,
Ill.,, Address of welcome by Hon.
H., '''''e. Topic: Resolved, That there
Ill.,, more farmers in our State leg
Ill.,. Do congress. Opened by o. B.