The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-28
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ean had given the clubs the best vel
conc yet. He spoke on the value Of
club work.
\. /. 7 Cummings, one Of the morn
ing speakers. spoke his appreciation
Of club spirit and told interesting
stories reciting one Of lis original
Canadian dialect poems.
Miss N. G. Hare, the home demons
traitor vas given a rising vote Of
thanks for her efficient labors and a
splendid ovation after being called
upon for remarks. v. W Hunton
OF the Maine Central Industrial de
partment spoke especially upon Beef
Clubs as worthy projects IN Somerset
county and Prof. Guy +. Williams of
North Arson. club project leader. told
in a happy vein some of the things
he had learned this summer which
dealt particularly with take-offs on
some of the people present. adding
that club work has brought ont those
things which are the backbone of the
nation.
Mrs. Mixter spoke briefly compli-
menting the clubs on their exhibit at
the fair and referred To Camp Vale
from which she had but lately return
j ed. State Club Leader Shibles was
/ the final speaker who spoke Of in
] ereasing enrolment and that there
We're now 1900 boys and girls in
! Maine in the work.
j AT the close Mr.. Cummings recited
j his dialect poem Hello" by request
and the club prizes We're awarded as
i follows.
POULTRY
Young Farmers: First honor 81. E
/ W. Nichols Arson. Seniors. County
champion 81. Floyd French Scion;
second honor So, Walter Coburn, 10
iAnson; third honor 81, Raymond Horne
/ Norridgewoek. Juniors: First honor.
50, Myron Wood, st. Adams; second
honor 81. Alfredo Nollet. East New
/ Portland third honors 81. Howard
Gray, Hartland; Oral Caouette Skow
hogan. Herman Bolster, Mildred Ed
wards North Anson, Leba Jones. So.
Scion.
GARDEN
Young Farmers: Second honor So.
Robert French, Solon third honors,
Fletcher Thompson, Kenneth Hume
we'll, Scion Seniors: County cham
pion 81 Joseph Spiller, North Arson;
second honor So. Morton Spencer No.
Arson Juniors: First honor S4. Re
ginald Rowell, Skowhegan; second ho-
nor 50. Lester Paine, North Arson;
third honors 81, Il. Frank Rowell.
Rosie NJ Hunnewell, T. Ralph Jones,
South Scion; Prescott Baker. Iyan
Spencer. carl d. Bolster, Ralph Paine
Floyd Paine, North Anson Carroll
Tibbetts. Clarence Clark. Elmer l..
Nichols Arson; Ralph kptchnm Mad
ison.
CANNING
Seniors County champion 81 Eva
Side. South Scion: second honor So
Dorothy Bird. Madison: third honors
81, Felta Richardson, Skowhegan; Do
rothy Brown. Madison; Gertrude DaF-
is, East NeW Portland; Virginia Smith
North Arson Juniors: First honor
81, John Bradley. St Adams; second
honor 81 Esther Narney, st. Adams
third honors 81. Alberta Mantor, He
len Ketrhum. Eudexia Call, Madison
Verna Sdell. Minnie Rowell. South
Solon; Roxie Russell. Madison: Kath-
crime Cleveland. Thelma Smith. Maud
Cleveland. Lila Smith, North Anson.
POTATOES
Young Farmers. First honor 81. Al
bert Head. Scion; second honor So
Wayne McCollor, Solon; third honor
81, Milburn Peters. North Arson. Sen
iors County champion Sd, Kenneth
Boyntun, Scion second honor So Ro-
. bic Albee, NorridgeWock; third ho-
nors 81. Joseph Spiller, Arson; Chas
Stapleford, No Arson, Blyn MeCollor
Solon; Maurice Hilton, Madison; Law
renee Tureotte Skowhegan. Juniors:
First honor 81 Stanley Bird, Madison
= second honor s.. CLAYTON Braley, St
: Adams. third heuofs ST. Guy Sirois
William Caouette. SkoWhegan.
SWEET CORN
/ Seniors. County champion 81, Edith
: Hunnewen. South Solon. second hon
or 81. Charles Hilton. Madison. Jun
4 iors. First honor n. Rose Sidel. So
Solon: second honor s.. Bertha Hun
> newell, South Solous third honor ST.
Lewis Sidell. South Scion.
FLINT CORN
Young Farmers First honor 81
Chares Staplelord North Arson.
PIG
Seniors. County champion 81, Chas
; Hilton. Madison second honor So,
Winston Edwards North Arson; third
honors 81. Mark Rand, Verne Valley
Marshall Edwards Charles Stapleford
North Arson: Robert NJ. Scott, East
New Portland Juniors: First hon