Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-11
Tuesday Session
Of Pomona Grange

VI POMONA orange
After enjoying the delicious sup
per served by the Skowhegan Grange
to the Pomona under the direction
or Master and Mrs. Charles c..
Cleveland, Mr.. tand Mrs. Ernest
Emerson and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Horne, the evening session was
called together and the fifth degree
was conferred in an excellent man
ner upon 20 candidates. After the
work the following officers of the
Pomona Grange were installed:
Worthy Master, Grant Whitman,
Scion; >overseer, d. 3. Hobart, East
Madison; lecturer, Elizabeth Wat
son. Skowhegan; steward, Mark
Gray, Madison; assistant steward,
Fred McColler, Athens: chaplain,
Elizabeth Boardman. East Madison
treasurer, Elmer Rowell. Skowhe-
gan; secretary, Samuel j.. Emerson,
Skowhegan; gatekeeper, Will l.. Hill.
Skowhegan; Ceres, Nellie Hobart,
East Madison; Pomona, Annie With
am. Scion: Flora. Sadie Gray,
Madison; lady assistant Steward,
Ethel McCollor, Athens; trustee,
Kate Hill, Skowhcgan. The follow
ing officers of Skowhegan Grange
were installed: Worthy Master,
Charles &. Cleveland; overseer, Les
ter Stevens: chaplain, Ina w. Great
on; secretary, Samuel +. Emerson;
treasurer, Elmer Rowell: steward,
Royce Tuscan assistant steward,
Il. G. White: lady assistant steward,
Dora p. White; Ceres. Alice +.
Cleveland; Pomona, Dorice Chase
Flora. Lephe Bcckwith: trutcec,
Charles Beckwith. The officers were
installed by the Worthy Master of
the State Grange, w. J. Thompson
of China, who was assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. p. c. White and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Tuscan, Mrs. Alice Ste
vcns and Miss Gladys Parkman. The
installation ceremony was most I'M
prcssive and conducted in a fine way
by the Worthy Master and his as
SiStants.
After the installation program
consisting of vocal solo and encore,
Mrs. Pearl Bilodeau accompanied by
Mary Thibodoau; reading and encore,
Mrs. Nellie Hill: remarks by Past
Lecturer, Lee Smith; and vocal solo
by Mrs. Tina Morgan, who was ac-
companicd BY Mrs. Fred Tuscan.
Although the travelling was very
'e' ." wv ' 60 ,, 'ON "''N'i"''N0' ~
bcing estimated that supper was
served TO 10. Inc wednesday
morning session WAS callcd at ~
O'Clock.
The morning session opened at III
A. NJ. and all the new officers were
in their chairs. II was voted to send
the lecturer. Elizabeth Watson to the
Lecturers council either at Bangor or
Auburn. Vocal solo, Mrs. Peter
Morgan accompanied by Mrs. Grace
Tuscan. Address by Master Of the
State Grange, w. j. Thompson
Reading. Mrs. Angelina Hilton.
The assignment of the Pomona
meetings for the year. January
meeting, SkoWhegan; February ID
NorridSeWock; February -, Madison;
March IL, Anson; May :, SCION; May
-, Mercer; June II, Fairfield; June
&c, Starks; August IA. Smlthfield;
August Is, Bingham; september ii,
Cornviilc; September %. 1flnckley:
October %, Athens and November Ii
at East Madison.
I1 La s9ao ps NJ sI nanforth
io1 IN, ac.oiilpail'eu ~ ~. D ,,,oi -
my alt.' mon sInS.ola Maa -, Ia.'eu 80 =,
~ ,;.1..,,,,,,o,, so,I d,y. u,era dis
arrangements for the same with the
lecturer, Mrs. Elizabeth Watson
Mrs. Watson appointed to serve with
her in making these arrangements,
Inbn Fish editor. of the IudeDenuent