Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-30
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80 1911
/. Prescba. Mrs.. louis Ic,brion. Mrs.

s. Prescott, Mrs. louis iO'Brien, Mrs.
Mercy Berry; Aroostook, Mrs. Einie
Wilcox, -fsouis,t- R. Sprague, Mrs
Edith Redieker, Mrs. Gerry Tracey,
Mrs. Mary NJ. Briggs, Mrs. Cordelia
I.ufkin, Mrs. Alice Johnson, Mrs. Muir
ray Applebee; honoraries, Harold
Emerson, John Brown: Cumberland,
Mrs. Ella NJ. Bates, Miss Jennie NJ.
Anthoinc. Miss Nellie. NJ. Vail Miss
Nellie Wyman, Mrs. Sarah McCor-
rison, Miss ellen Il. Reynolds. Mrs. f.
NJ. stiles, Mr.. S. S. Everett, Mrs. Kate
NJ. Jose, Mrs Susan Merrill; honorary,
Adelbert Baker; Franklin, Mrs. Lucy
Hunt; Hancock Mrs. Lucinda Dodge;
Kenrabec, Mrs. Allie NJ. Perkins, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brooks, Miss Ella Dearborn;
Knox. airs. Lydia Hatch, Mrs. S. G.
@aldron, Mrs. Lizzie Burgess. Mrs.
Lucy l. Davis. Mrs. Clara Smalley,
Mrs. Mary Neazie; Lincoln. Mrs. Ara
bella Dodge; oxford, Mrs. Fannie A.
Small. Miss Addie Parlin. Mrs. Clas.
y. stevens; Penobscot, Mrs. Julia il.
Cav, Mrs. Nellie Howes. Mrs. j. 5.
Wheclwright Mrs. Hannah Rowell.
Mrs. Ella Inman: honorary. Rev. j. G.
Howard: Piscataquis, Mrs. Wood;
honorary, William Livermore; Saga
dahoc. Mrs. u. l.. Hinkley. Mrs. Cush-
, ing; honorary. Rev. c. NJ Purinton;
Somerset, Mrs. Helen Coburn. Mrs.
Belle Caswel. Mrs. Ellen Priest, Mrs.
Josie Smith. Mrs. Phronie Traitor, Mrs.
Cera Moore Mrs. Eva NJ. Bryant Mrs.
Della Bowden, Mrs. Consander Wood
bridge; honorary, DR.. r. ID. Rand;
Waldo Mrs J. Il. HilbCrn, Mrs. Ma
bel Estes. Mrs. Eliza Hunnewell, Mrs.
Rachel Herrick, Mrs. Austis kimball;
Washington. Mrs. Beulah Pinkham,
Mrs. IucS. Dow. Mrs. Harmon, Mrs.
Stephen Morrill,; York, Miss Dora A.
Libby, Miss Clara d. Oliver. Mrs. En-
| lily B. Hartford, Mrs Elizabeth p.
Smith, Mrs. Hiram Butler. Miss Annie
NJ. Damon, Mrs. Augusta Clough.
The service closed with a solo by
Mrs. Herrick and prayer by Mrs.
Hannah j. Bailey
Reports from the counties We're TAX
en- up late in the afternoon and each
ard every one reported along the lines
of work done during the campaign
and The speakers We're frequently in
terrupted by applause and from the
experiences given there is No doubt
but that each delegate will return
home with renewed courage, as each
has found OFT that her co-workers
have undergone the same experiences
that she has.
A feature OF Cumberland county's re-
port was the singing of the county
song.
Or. Edith Smith Davis was once
NOR introduced to the convention and
warmly greeted. DR.. Davis told how
she had just addressed her largest au-
Clience in Maine when she spoke to
the High school students. Making in
quiries she learned that hygiene was
not taught there or in the instituted
and once more urged the delegates to
do oil, they could to have this study
enade compulsory by law
' The reports of the county presidents
were continued until all had reported
and the interest of the delegates was
intense as many features of the cam
paign were related.
For the largest gain in membership
to State prize banner was presented
TO Cumberland county and was &C
cepted by Mrs. Knight the president,
in nice speech of thanks.
Two presentations took place during
the afternoon. one of substantial
purse Of money to Miss Jessie NJ.
Dodge as an appreciation of her work.
To Mrs Stevens and Miss Gordon the
members of the Piscataquis delega-
ton, Mrs Stevens native county. pre-
scented gifts.