Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-07

Hill; Annie Potter. Waterville: Files
S. Payson, Waterville; Russell Brown,
Fairfield; Edward Archer, Fairfield;
Marietta Thomas, Winslow; Doris
Garland, Winslow: Lola Garland,
Winslow; Florine Norton Winslow:
Doris Rainey, Winslow; Margaret
Cushman, Winslow; Miss Mary S.
Howard, Winslow; Mrs. Horace S,
Howard, Winslow: Mildred Parlin,
Ait. Vernon; c. Nj. Howe. Augusta;
Howard Daniel, Augusta; c. w. Wix-
on. Waterville: Z. A. Wixon, Wat
orville; c. Wesley Wixon, Waterville;
Clarence Weiser, Mt. Vernon; Stanley
Smith, Monmouth: Harold Tilson
Monmouth; Roland w. Payne. Wat
e:.ville; Ray w. Currien. Mt. Vernon;
Hart Clifford. North Vassalboro: w.
e. Strong, Augusta; Claude Ballard
Augusta; John Philbrick and son,
Augusta; Hester Whitney, Benton;
Lillian McArey, Augusta: Alma P.
Robbins. Augusta: Mrs. Sherman
Weber, Vienna: Helen M. Weber
Vienna: Mrs. Ina Gordon, Mt. Yer
non; Mamma E. Constock, Vienna;
Carroll E. Foss. Mt. Vernon: Law
renee Hopkins, Mt. Vernon; Vernoma
Ccrnstock, Mt. Vernon; Mrs. A. G.
Whittier. Mt. Vernon; James r.
Armstrong, Waterville: Julia Millett
Mt Vernon; Mildred Parlin, Mt. Yer
non; Mrs. D. E. Foster, Augusta.
The Banquet
A fine banquet was served to the
boys and girls Friday evening at
Ware pariors. by the ladies of the
Cniversalist church, at o'clock, to
which they all did ample justice
The ladies served baked bean sup
per with salads. pickles, hot rolls and
ali the other fixings, and there were
representatives from the Chamber OF
Commerce. Harry s. Brown was
postmaster, and as usual made some
very witty remarks.
The Evening Speakers
The first speaker of, the evening
was Miss Althea Ellis, state assist
ant in the boys and girls work. who
complimented the members of the
club on their fine exhibit, and the
splendid work they had accomplished
during the past year. and hoped tha
they would continue the good work
in the future.
The next speaker was William
Hunton, industrial agent for tht
Maine Central railroad, who spoke
words of encouragement.
Ealr,l Mitoholl laalor o
the club work, said that he was very
we'll pleased with the exhibits anc
that he hoped that the good worl
would be continued another year. HI
said that the local leaders deserved
d great deal of credit for their Worl
as they had spent much time day an(
night in working with the member:
of the club.
L. {. Chaffee of Gardiner, County
Farm Bureau local club director, ant
local leader of industrial club. wa:
the next speaker and said that thu
kennebec Agricultural club was par
Of the 5000 boys and girls who hat
helped to supply the army with fooC
during the great crisis. He urged the
club members to keep up the goot
work and to make a greater and bet
ter showing next year at their con.
yention.
The last speaker was DR.. Arthur S
Phelps of the First Baptist church o.
this city. who congratulated the boy.
and girls club on their fine exhibits
at the Armory for the convention, anC
said that if they wished to get aloni
and make themselves higher in thi.
world they would have to work for it
He urged them to carry on the worl
of the past two years, and that at the
convention next year that they make
a better showing if possible.
Under the care of B. A. Ahrens
manager Of the local Chamber OF
Commerce, and Harry Green, the
guests of the Waterville- Winston
Chamber Of Commerce, were guests
at the City Opera House at the NOV
les.
Today's program is as follows
$50 A. NJ, reading prize essays
awarding of prizes given by Maine
Sweet Corn Gamers Association
Waterville- Winslow Chamber OF
Commerce. State Trust Company
11.30 A. NJ. remarks. State leaders OF
Club Work; 11.45 A. NJ, closing ex-
erciSes.