The Republican journal., 1922-10-19

ours, being the shire town of the County
of which the towns from which you come
are a part
We bid you to have good time along
with your meetings, duties, and work,
for some play and enjoyment of the right
kind are essential, especially so to the
proper growth and unfolding of our boys
and girls.
You have brought here for inspection
and comparison the products of your
summers endeavors. You cannot all re-
ceive prizes; that is impossible, but
whether you do or not, there will be edu-
cation, pleasure and inspiration in this
climax to your seasons labors.
Again we greet you.
Edwin C. Martin of Liberty, leader of
the South Montvile Club, and a prac-
tical young farmer. voiced the senti-
ment of the guests in brief and well
chosen words of appreciation for these
annual privileges, greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Donahue presided, Bert L. Davis
led the club singing and Mr.. Martin was
the official cheer leader. The clubs with
the following leaders, Carl LeGrow of
Brooks, Mrs. B. L. Aborn of Knox. Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Martin of South Mont
vile, Hazel Boynton of Liberty, Mrs
c. A. Stevens of Lincolnville, Mrs.
Myra Carter of Center Montville, Mrs.
Alice Dickey of Swanville, Mrs Alice
Jefts of Morrill, and Mrs John Q. Ad-
ans of Montville were present
Club songs were given by the Misses
Florence and Verna Adams, Venessa and
Airline Davis of South Montville, accom-
panied by Mrs. Adams
The demonstration of creaming carrots
by the Swanville Club was omitted on
account of the illness of one of the girls.
An entirely new feature and conse-
quently of unusual interest was the GULL
ing poultry demonstration by Coleman
Davis and Lee Adams of South Mont.
vile, boys OF / 1 and 10 years, respective
ly. With two live birds they pointed out
the features of the producing AMI the
non producing points. The large audience
at the close of their work were cordially
commended by County Agent Donahue.
Misses Laura Leadbetter, Caroline Ler-
mond and Rachel Gould of the Lincoln
vile Club gave practical demonstration
of making fruit punch, salad and proper
table setting, using the stage for their
work. Later samples were taken by the
audience from the properly set table and
were pronounced good, fine, delicious,
etc. Then came adjournment for the
athletics on school common with the fol-
lowing results:
Potato race, senior girls, won by Caro-
line Lermond, Lincolnville; second, Laura
Leadbctter, Lincolnville; third, Ethel
Pond, South Montville.
Potato race, junior boys, won by Lucius
Gould, Lincolnville; second, Robert Leslie,
Liberty; third, Merritt Tibbetts, Palermo
Potato race, Junior girls, won by Marion
Adams, South Montvile; second, Venessa
Davis, South Montvlle; third, Lena Rose,
Brooks.
Potato race, senior boys, won by How
ard Davis, South Montville; second, Erlon
Payson, Waldo; third, Stanley Paul,
Waldo.
Tug of war, junior girls, won by South
Montvile, Annie Davis, Myrtle Wing,
Marion Adams, Vera Howes
Tug of war, junior boys, won by Knox,
Millard Curtis, Lloyd Wentworth, VIII
liam Reynolds, Mason Shibles, Sidney
Gordon.
Tug of war, senior boys, won by Waldo,
Alfred Ellis, Ashley Paul, Nelson Gurney,
Chester Cross. Erlon Payson.
Tug of war, senior girls, won by Lin
Il. l.
Lernond, Rachel Gould, Elzada Nicker-
son.
All up relay, junior boys, won by South
Montville, Herbert Robinson, Lee Adams,
Ira Davis, Leroy Howes, Howard Peavey.
All-up relay, junior girls, won by Wall
do, Celia Marden, Adelaide Marden, Min
ME Whitcomb, Verna Paul, Dorothy
Hirsch.
All-up relay, senior girls, won by South