Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-10-24

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annual reports of the secretary. ]. T.
Dionne of Skowhegan: treasurer. H.
III. Fuller OF Hartland, will be heard.
the project dealers-Farm accounts,
George Parker Of Skowhegan: crops.
D. w. Ellis, Fairfield: poultry. L. L.
Sandford. SkoWhegan: orchard. P. c.
White, Skowhegan: clubs. Guy F.
Williams. North Anson and potatoes.
A. G. Heald, Scion. will also give
their annual reports, adoption of
program for work of 1922; adoption
Of program for project for 1922, re-
port of nominating committee. cleo
tion of officers. unfinished business.
new business. A picnic dinner will
be served. The speakers will be the
following, County Agent Leader, A.
L. Deering of Orono: State home
Orono; secretary of Sweet Corn
Growers Association, Charles Craw-
ford of Augusta. Any farm family is
welcome to exhibit the products of
the farm and home and exhibits
should be selected with care, and all
exhibits must be in Skowhegan not
later than 10 A. M, Tuesday. Oct. %.
Packages sent by express must be
prepaid and should be addressed to
Farm Bureau office, Skowhegap.
IA, Roderick ,Burkhardt
Miss Hazel Pauline Burkhardt. eld-
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adophe
Burkhardt of Mt. Pleasant avenue,
and Arthur Joseph Roderick, son of
the late Ambrose Roderick of Jack
man, were married Saturday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. at the parson-
age Of the Federated church. The
double ring ceremony was perform
ed by the pastor, Rev George L.
Thurlor-. The bride wore a hand
some brown travelling suit. with hat
to match. They were attended by
the brides sister. Miss Say Burk-
hardt. and Harold Welch. who ac-
companied them to Waterville direct
ly after the service. There Mr.. and
for Portland, where they are to re-
side
Mrs. Roderick graduated from the
Skowhegan High school in 1917 and
has since been a stenographer, having
been employed in the office OF the
selectmen for several years and more
recently in the post office and in the
Office Of the, superintendent OF schools!
She is member Of the Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge. Mr.. Roderick was
educated in the Jackman convent. He
is an automobile machinist and is en-
ployed in the Dodge Motor Garage in
Portland. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Roder-
ick's friends extend all good wishes
for happiness and prosperity.
60 Manly D. Holt
Manly D. Holt passed away Sunday
morning at his home in Clinton. Just
across the Hinckley bridge. He had
been in frail health for several years
but the last illness was of only about
10 days duration.
Mr.. Holt was born in Canaan 20
years ago the 2Sth Of last April and
was the son of Dexter and Malinda
(Nason) Holt. Forty-six years ago
this month he was married to Miss
Annie Lewis of Canaan. For the
past 40 years Mr.. and Mrs. Holt had
resided in Clinton. Mr.. Holt. who
was a drover. for rs years was reg
ular shipper to the Brighton stock
yards, which is an unusual record
Mr.. Holt leaves beside his wife, one
son. Carleton M. of the firm of Holt
& Hight. He was a member of the
Canaan Grange. In the many years
MIR. Holt drove about the country
buying stock he made host of ac-
quaintances and friends, who will be
pgrieved to learn of his death. The
funeral service will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at 1880 o'clock, at his
home. and burial will be in Canaan.