Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-03

We may be. and if we have a box
lunch with us, we can eat whenever
we care TO.
This route is given SO those who
care to can fall in on the way and
not go to the bother OF going out of
their way to Lewiston.
Arrangements have been made for
the Maine and New Hampshire
parties 10 stop in st. Johnsbury for
the night Wednesday morning State
Master Martin OF Vermont will meet
the combined party and escort them
to Burlington, getting there in time
for dinner.
AT one thirty. State Lecturer Law
renee will open the session and al
40 all will enjoy a sail in a lake
steamer on Lake Champlain for the
evening. For the full program, see
the National Grange Monthly and
notices in the daily papers.
On the return trip, the entire party
will take southern route staying
at Dartmouth College for the night,
returning TO Maine Saturday. and
those that care 10 can stay at Bates
College. going home Sunday.
The matter Of expense need not be
great In Burlington there Will be
no charge for room and in other stop
ping places the college authorities
will make only a minimum charge.
The distance from Lewiston 10 Bur
lington is about 200 miles and the
return route may be Is or % miles
further. SO that 400 miles ought to
cover the trip from Lewiston. Grang-
ers going from other points will have
to reckon their own mileage.
Banners will be supplied TO all
autos in the party.
would like to have all those 60
ing to notify me as early as possible
and transportations will be provided
for all at cost Of three cents per
mile. Please refer to my .?tter OF
April IA, 1922
Each person Will take their own
cles.
II is also important that the State
Lecturer he notified as To how manE
are going, and as to whether YOU
can take one or more in Your car.
or if YOU wish a place saved for you
in some ones car. Send this notice
as soon as possible.
A Lecturer from Connecticut Is
leader Of an orchestra and suggests
that any one playing violin. cOrnet
u other musical instrument, bring il
along. 50 We may have one good big
orchestra and plenty o. music. If
YOU have any suggestions. send them
along
Conference Program,
Wednesday,. August 23-Open 80
r. NJ. in University hall, State Lectur-
er A w. Lawrence of Vermont pre-
siding address Of welcome, State
Master o. l.. Martin Of Vermont ;
topics presented by several Vermont
lecturers: discussion. At $50 p NJ.
unless otherwise announced excursion
70 points Of interest on Lake Cham
plain. supper on the boat.
Thursday, August 24-a A. NJ.
State Lecturer Merle J. Hartman Of
Maine presiding. Topic: Pomona
/ Lecturers Work" 1890 A. NJ. State
I.ectAircr Hammond Of New Hamp-
shire presiding. Topic: The Subor-
dinatc Lecturers Work" II noon.
Adjourn for dinner. 1.30 p. NJ, State
Lecturer Mowry OF Massachusetts
presiding. Topic: The City Grange"
3 =. NJ, state Lecturer z. II. Vessels
or other Rhode Island representative
presiding. The Country Grange"
4.3g Z. NJ. field trip, inspection of col
l"ce farm, etc. S F. NJ. State Lectur-
or Lawrence presiding in college
c%mna SUM. Addresses by National |
Master s. ]. Lowell and Charles NJ.
Gardner, High Priest Of Demeter.
Social hour follows
Friday, August 25--9 A. NJ, State
F, Lecturer Wheeler Of Connecticut
presiding Topic: Helps for Lectur-
ers." 1890 A. NJ, general discussion,
round table conference, question box
and resolutions.
Each state occupies one and one
half hours, nf which Is minutes Will
be used by the presiding officer, As
minutes by lecturers from his state,
90 minutes in general discussion.
Songs, recitations, cheers. orchestral
selections and short talks by visitors
viii he intCrspcrsed