Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-11

u, foundation patternSs May r. 1oou
values and meal planning: July D.
pressure cooking, canning and fire.
less cookers; Sept. IL, fall millinery:
Nov. IL, candy. Miss Clark will be
present at all these meetings with
the exec ption Of the February and
the April meetings.
The Readfield men plan to do the
following in the year 1872: Four
farm accounts kept: ten sweet corn
accounts: establish two certified seed
oats centers; six lime demonstra-
tons: five manure supplement DEM
onstrations; hold grating meeting
in March and q pruning meeting in
April; culling demonstration in Au-
gust: conduct accreditated herd
| work, testing cows for tuberculosis;
pruning campaign; silage corn CAM
paign: poultry culling campaign.
| The order for apple trees to be pur-
| chased under the community or
chard planting plan has been prac-
| tically completed and is being ham
died by Prof. A. c. Russell.
At the all-day community plan
ming meeting of both divisions of
the Fayette Farm Bureau, the men
| elected the following officers: Chair
man, Robert l.. Parlin; secretary,
| Mrs. S. w. Webster; accounts pro-
ject leader. r. NJ. Chase: crops, II.
/. French; livestock, f. f. Gile: or
| cllard. J.. B. Fellows; poultry. Mrs.
S. w. Webster; boys and girls clubs.
| Mrs. Harriet Hubbard. The men
plan to do the following work dur
ing 1922: Five farm accounts; six
sweet corn accounts: three manure
supplement demonstrations; three
| potato seed selection demonstra-
| tions: have COWS in community test
| ed for tuberculosis; hold grating
meeting in March; an orchard
| spraying demonstration in April !;
| two poultry culling demonstrations
| in August; siIage corn campaign,
pruning campaign; poultry culling
campaign.
The Fayette women elected the
| following to serve: Chairman. Mrs.
Define Barter: secretary. Mrs.
| Blanche Lumbert; clothing project
| leader. Mrs. Grace Godfrey: foods
Mrs. Clarissa Hurd: househo man.
agement. Mrs. Irma Chase: health,
Mrs. Celia Young: treasurer, Mrs.
| Mary Webster. They plan in their
| 1922 work to do the following: Feb
ruary /. identifying home grounds;
| March j, short cuts in sewing and
stain removers: April ), housekeep-
ing hints: May 3, millinery; June Z.
Entertainment for young people and
recreation; July 5. home care of the
sick: August ., community field day:
September, clothing school: October
a. Christmas suggestions: November
| ]. food values and balanced meals;
December 6. home laundry. Miss
Clark will be present at the meet
ings of March, May. July, Septem-
| Der and November.
The Mount Vernon women have
elected the officers for 1922 as fol-
| lows: Chairman, Mrs. A. II. Ran
dali: secretary, Mrs. f. D. Carson;
clothing project leader, Mrs. Z. Z.
! Moves; foods. Mrs. S. Gordon: house
| hold, Mrs. Norman Perkins. They
plan to do the following in the year:
March 3, food value and meal plan
ming: May 5. foundation patterns
and sleeve patterns; June =, dress
! finishes and short cuts in sewing;
August ~, community picnic: Sep
TENDER l, millinery: October II,
service wagon and kitchen arrange
mentS.
Vienna women officers for 1917:
! Chairman. Mrs. f.. r. Waite: foods
project leader, Mrs. III. Swenson;
clothing, Mrs. Cakes Trask: house
hold management. Mrs. Efie Hall:
secretary, Mrs. Hazel Eaton. The
plans of work for 1922 include:
April %. BEETLES: June 33. food
/ values and supper dishes; August %,
balanced meals and meal planning;
October p, short cuts in sewing;
December l. tea wagons.
The mems division of the Mount
Vernon Farm Bureau have elected
the following officers: Chairman, ~
ID. Perkins; secretary, Mrs. Edna
Carson: accounts project leader. W.
w. Wiser: siIage corn and crops,
f.. ]. Gilman; livestock. II. l.. Cor
| don; orchard, w. Il. Chase; poultry,
! Mrs. \. 3. Perkins. The work
mapped out includes: Five farm ac-
counts; ten sweet corn accounts:
two lime demonstrations; one ma
| nure supplement demonstration.