Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-28

our annual meeting from fall to spring
will be discussed and voted upon.
A reception will be rendered the
ladies by the Trinity Lodge of Masons
on the evening of the 23rd, at eight
o'clock.
A dramatic recital, The Melting
Pot" will be given by Madeline Gas
ton Snowdon on the evening of the
24th, at eight o'clock.
Actresses of interest will be Training
for Teaching, by Prof. San Lorenzo
Merriman, Prin. Aroostook State Nor
NAL School; Some Things the NJ. F.
w. c. May Do for Our Schools, by the
Hon. Payson Smith, State Supt. of
Schools; The Develop Maine Move
ment, by the President, the Hon. VIM,
l. Cobb, Elk. Gov. of Maine; Care of
the Eyes, DR.. James A. Spaulding,
conference en- eivics will give OPP
portunity for discussing Woman's Part
in Civic Betterment. Be ready with
experiences, hopes, suggestions.
The Art committee has arranged for
an exhibition OF paintings of Maine
scenery by Maine artist, John Calvin
Stevens of Portland. The Arts and
Crafts committee promise an exhibit
ton.
Reports from the biennial ut Chica-
go Will be made by the delegates who
had the privilege of attending that
wonderful meeting.
For accommodations apply to Mrs.
Myrtle L. T. White, Pressure Isle,
chairman of hospitality committee.
For the mutual convenience of hostess
and guest it is desirable that applica-
tons be made early According to the
usual custom the officers of the Fed
GRAFTON, ehaifmen of committees and
Federation guests will be entertained
by the Hostess Clubs.
The Maine Central will issue tickets
from all points in each direction to
Junction point with Bangor e. Aroos-
took for one and three-ifths fare for
fo'iha trip, no rate to exceed two cents
per mile" Good from 22nd to 18th.
The Bangor & Aroostook will sell
tickets good from 22nd TO 25th One
way Fare with minimum of &c per
mile, One Way Mileage from all sta
tons to Pressure Isle and return"
Inc ballot for officers for I914-l5 is also
given out as submitted by the nominating
committee. Rose B. Parker. Charlotte p
Wood, Blanche n. Atkins. Celia VaIan-
tine Berry and Abbie A Peasiee. as fol-
lows:
Officers for 1914-1o15
President. Mrs. Frederick p Ahbo+t
Saco; vice Pres, Mrs Henry A Wing
lewiston; Rec. Sec. Mrs. Frederick E.
moore Waterville; Cor. Sec, Miss Mary
Alma Bradbury. saco; Treas. Mrs.
CHARLES F. Roberts, % May ST. Portland
Honorary presidents-Mrs. Eta HALEY
osgood, No. 800 Dickinson Ave. swath-
more, Pa; Mrs. Florence Collins Por-
ter, South Pasadena, Cal.
Arts and Crafts-Mrs. A. H. Burse
chairman. Pittsfeld; Mrs. Amos C.
Clement, Belfast; Mrs. C. ]. Ferguson.
iioulton; Mrs. NJ. W. Bessey, Waterville;
MRS. F. A. Tenney, Hallowell: Mrs.
James T. Jack. Portland
Cfvics-Mrs. c. B. Porter, chairman.
Old Town; Mrs. Henrietta D. Wood.
| Norridgewock; Mrs. Anna NJ. Drummond.
Waterviiie; Mrs. F. B. Adams, Rock
land; Mrs. Edith A Fillmore. Old Or
chard; Mrs. A A. Garcelon, Auburn.
Education-Miss Mary C. Richardson.
chairman. Castine; Miss Florence Hale.
Pressure Isle Mrs. Clinton S. Eastman.
Cumberland Mills; Mrs. IdelIa Cross.
Pressure Isle; Mrs. L. S. Chilcott. Ban
gor.
conservation-Mrs Frank L. Powers.
chairman, Madison; Mrs. Addie L. Har-
vey, otono; Mrs. John NJ Burleigh. So.
Berwick; Mrs. ]. II. Knowles. No. East
Harbor; Mrs. Scott West, East Win
throp.
Legislation--Mrs. Geo. F. French. chair
man, Portland; Mrs Frances H. Noble.
Bangor; Miss Louise Coburn. Skowhe-
gan; Miss Fanny e Lord, 3 Charles St.
Bangor; Mrs. A A. Kendall, 10 Henry
St., Portland.
Household Economics-Mrs r. n.
Tubbs, chairman, Lewiston: Mrs. E. C.
Whittemore, Waterville: Miss Louisa 7.
Pryor. Springvale; Mrs. Henry Hunton.
Oakland; Mrs. R. T. Patten, Skowhegan;
Mrs. Fl. r. Benson, Winthrop.
Bureau of Reciprocity Myrtle l..
I. White, chairman, Pressure Isle; Mrs.
Charles Dinsmore, Fort Fairfield.
Music-Mrs. Viola De Grys, chairman.
The Somerset, Portland.
H.
man, Bangor.
Printing-Mrs. Royal E. Gould, chair
man. 1856 Alfred ST, Biddeford.
Literature and Art--Mrs. Harry Adams
Hersey, chairman, Caribou; Mrs Kath-
crime c. Morrill,. Augusta; Mrs A. A.
Dinsmore, Bingham; Miss Annie f. FRYE.
Rockland; Mrs. E. C. Cadll, Augusta.
Scholarship Funr-Mrs. Charles F.
Flagg, chairman. II Carroll St., Port
land; Mrs. Fred Fl. White. treasurer, sol
Main St., lewiston Mrs. Moses Burpee,
Houlton: Mrs. Stanley Plummer, Dexter
State Endowment-Mrs. Stanley Plum
mer. chairman. Dexter; Mrs. Geo. G.
Frye. 1854 Spring St, Portland Mrs. Ella
Jordan Mason, Orono; Mrs. D. T. Neal,
So Green ST.. Augusta; Mrs. Jennie Nc
Andrews, Calais Mrs. John NJ Burleigh
South Berwick.
Historian-Miss Lucia Connor, Fair
field.
General Federation Secretary-Mrs. ].
Palmer Merrill, Skowhegan.