Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-13

So1 Id-tIHlIid orange, Z. Oh H..
No. 30. held an au-day session on
Wednesday,. Jan. 7. with W Master
Record in chair. One name came In
for membership After a short bus
mess session the officers for 1920
were installed as follows, by State
Grange Deputy Daniel Fosfer: Mas
ter, Ralph Record; overseer. Ernes-
Wellman; lecturer, Jennie S. Thomp-
sor: steward, Irving harrington: as
sistant steward. c. n. Webber; chap
lain, Jennie Coffin: treasurer. Mar
tin Webber; secretary, Emma F.
Whitehouse: gatekeeper, Aipnzo
CiOugh. Pomona. Susie Brown; Flo
"a, Hattie HalipweIi: lady assistant
steward, Pearie Webber. A rising
vote of thanks was extended 70
Brother Foster, installing officer. and
his assistants. Brother and Sister
Thurston Of Silver Lake Granse for
the able manner in which the in
stallatien WIS conducted. Grange
then adjourned To dining room for
dinner and az usual this was much
enjoyed by the Grangers. The pro-
gram for The afternoon session was
as follows: Song, by Grange CHOIR.
question. What Is Most Needed u
Make Farmer and His Family More
Devoted TO Their Vocatl1n3" Opened
by Brother Foster, followed by Broth
ef Ebea Bailey and Ge0r1e Thurstnn:
vocal music, by harrington family
Question: Which Is the Most Es-
senriai in the Home, the Flour ID
Make the Bread. or the Good DRY
Wood TO Bake the Bread" Several
give their opinion On this question.
Brothers Arnold. Eeed. Dudley, Mar
tin Wehber, e. ~. webher. CORTLAND
Taber and J. A. Jones' then gave their
opinions Of fhc most essential things
to make farmers more cOntentsn and
prosperuus The middle man. It was
felt Ii greatest hugbear Of all. Vo-
cal duet and en0pre. Sisters Stanley
and Maxwell: reading, Jennie
Thompson: stuS1a& by harrington
family: sung. Sister Lena Stanle.--
The members maaie suggestions or
how to make improvements ~
Grunge work. There were 81 mem
beers. nine visitors fFuzn three other
oranges and fnm children present.
The LAKESIDE school Chased On Fri
day for the winter. after sucess-
ful term. taught by Mrs Ina Plais-
ted. Clyde Mitchell, Le0la Derico
md Ferne, Gladys and Glennis Eall
were NOT absent for the entire term
The run call meeting Of Friends
VIII be held at Friends chapel On
"Wednesday. Jan. II, at 10 A. M. II
IL desired that an members attend.
Picnic lunches win be taken and COT
1ee win be served
MI and Mrs. Fred Piatsted were
tn WeeiE' Mills ON Sunday. called
~ the Illness Of Mrs. Pfaisted's faith
q, Bugene Hewert
J. p. Jones' was business visitor
in WhterviIle On Saturday
Miss F1o50uce Plaisted celebrated
her NTH anniversary on Saturday.
Mine II hsr little friends came to her
barthday purity Altar playing games.
ruerouhnants Of ice cream. cake. etr.
wore smvsd To the little folks, and
they certainly su5uyed svery minute
n the afternoon. 0svus1l g1ff1 were
hsought by the little euosn.
lErs. Charles Frye is repsrfed as
sune improved
Francis JONES' Of OK 0fURe was
q week-end gusBt Of Ralph Austin.
About Is dsiHmen wore sssn on
Chaua LalEs ON Sunday buf NO big
cn4ches a mn wsrs n0tBd
Thae YIN Be an zII-0ay insisting
n Farm Bureau.@ January NTH. the
NAM % inset af library. the ladies
st vsstry al chzpsL Everybody IL