Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-05
MAINE LIVESTOCK BREEDERS
ASSOCIATION
Friday, November q

Friday, November %
Presiding officer. A. E. Hodges, Fair
field Center
900 A. NJ. Business meeting; president s
annual address, A. L. Hodges, Fair
field Center; report of secretary. L.
w. Morton. Orono; report Of treas
urer. A. H. Ellis. Fairfield: appoint
ment Of committees: election of Of
ticers; introduction of business of the
associa ton.
1890 TO 1900 A. NJ Registra ton anl
assignment of rooms of the Boys
and Girls Clubs.
lems," II. w Bailey, superintendent
Summit Farms. Davidson.
Friday Afternoon
Second annual contest Cumberland
County Boys and Girls Clubs and
State Flint Corn Clubs.
$50 to 80 r. NJ. Talk on Music aud
organ concert, VIII c. MacFariane,
municipal organst, Auditorium
City building: Address Of Wei
come. H. True Hooper, president.
Portland Chamber Of Commerce: re-
Spouse. W. Merton Snow. local ,eao-
Dean leon S. Merrill, Orono. Col
leege of Agriculture; address, r: w.
Morton. Orono, secretary, Maine
Livestock Breeders Association
awarding Flint corn prizes. A. T..
Hodges. Fairfield Center. president.
Maine Livestock Breeders Assn.
$50 2. NJ. Sightseeing trip.
$50 j. NJ. Falmouth Hotel-Banquet
for Boys and Girls Clubs Hon.
Scott Wilson. Portland, Supreme
Court OF Maine. POSTMASTER
Friday Evening
7.Oo P. NJ. Banquet. Congress Square
Hotel, by the Portland Farmers
Club. rendered to all the members
of the allied societies holding their
meetings in Portland at this time.
The chief speakers of the evening
will be the Hon D. F. Houston. sec.
rotary of agriculture. Washington. -
G.. Gov. Carl f. Milliken. and the
Hon. Silas B., Adams. 1t is also ex-
pected that both Senators FernalI
and Hale will be present at that
time. as well as the commissioner
of agriculture from all of the Ne n
England states.
Council Chambers-cty Building
Army; address. Clarence NJ Wood,
regional director. Northeaste rn
States I. S. School Garden Army.
Saturday, November %
SIS A. NJ Inspection of City hail or
gan. Will c. MacFarlane.
Council Chambers-City Building
Address. Q. II. Benson. Washington,
ID. c.. leader, Boys and Girls' CLUBS,
Northern and Western States: re-
marks, State leader. Boys and Girls
Clubs; remarks. Miss Alfredo ellis,
assistant in charge of Girls Clubs:
reading of best stories: awarding os
prizes, Frank b. Cummings, secre-
tary. Publicity and Conventions Bu-
reau, Portland Chamber Of Com
merce.
ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
Maine State Pathological Society =
President c. c. Clements. WinterporL,
vice presidents, A. c. Macomber, VIII
ton; Sydney F Brown. Sumner; secro-
tary. r. y. White, Bowdoinham; treas
urer. T. f. Chase. Buckfield
New England Fruit Show-President.
J. L. Ellsworth. Worcester. Mass. vice
president. Wilfrid Wheeler. Concord,
Mass; secretary. F. II. Brown. Mari
boro, Mass; treasurer. A. w. Patch,
Boston, Mass.
Maine Dairymen's Association Pres
ident. L. c. Holston. Cornish: vice pres
ident. j. A. Ness. Auburn; treasurer,
Frank S. Adams. Bowdoinham: trustee
l.. f. McIntire. East Waterford.
Maine Seed Improvement Association
President, Guy G. Porter Houlton;
vice president. y. n. Rich. Charleston !;
secretary and treasurer c. NJ. White,
Augusta.
Maine Livestock Breeders Association
A. Z. Hodges. Fairfield Cen.
treasurer. A. H. Ellis. Fairfield.