Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-05

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Senior Chick Raising: Mary Reed.
Winslow; Edwin Wilson, Winslow;
Rena Caldwell. Chelsea.
Junior Chick Raising: Margaret
Reed. Winslow: Raymond Barter.
Fayette; Frank Schmidt, Fayetts:
John Schmidt. Fayette:i BENJAMIN
Wood. Winslow: Leroy Barter. Fay
cite; Kathleen L Gullifer.' East Vas
est Cook, North Belgrade: Richard
Sturtevant. North Belgrade: Esther
Tuck. Fayette: Frank Furbush. North
Belgrade: Davis Furbash, North Bel.
grade: Louis Stevens, North Boil
grade: David Garland, Winslow;
/ Maurice Mayo. Winslow: Fred Mayo,
Winslow.
Senior Cooking and Housekeeping:
Mary Reed. Winslow. Ciarine Hub
bard, Fayette; Florence L. Gle, Fay
cite; Virginia Fiield. Readfeid:
Winslow; Ruth Tuck. Fayette; Clara
Tuck, Fayette: Monnis Flagg, ray
cite.
Junior Cooking and Housekeeping:
Dorothy Reed, Winslow; Mary Bart
lett, East Vassalboro: Helen Gates.
East Vassalboro: Margaret Reed,
Winslow: Miriam Cates, East Vassal-
boro: Marriet Stevenson, Fayette:
Dorothy Earle, East Vassalboro:
Dorothy Chamberlain. Winslow:
Fayalene Hodges. Winsiow: Marjorie
Chamberlain. Winslow; Madelyne
Taylor. East vassalboro; Annie NJ,
Dwinal Hubbard. Fayette; Thelna
Earle. East Vassalboro: Marjorie
Perley. East Vassalboro: Margaret
Gates. East Vassalboro: Rena Gile.
Fayette; Quida Nichols. Fayette:
Clara Varney, Fayette; Nettie Gray,
Fayette: Lois Buzzell. East Vassal-
boro: Elizabeth Priest, East Vassal-
boro; Merieta Thomas. Winslow; Els
Their o. Tuck. Fayette: Priscilla Hub
bard. Fayette; Hazel Patterson.
Margaret Haskell, Winslow.
Senior Sweet Corn: Rodman
Palmer, Readfeld.
Junior Sweet Corn: Elmore Wood.
Senior Garden: Earlon English.
Chelsea, Rebekah Reed, Winslow:
Edwin Wilson, Winslow; Henry
Reed. Winslow.
Junior Garden: Dwinal Hubbard,
Fayette; LaForest Gle. Fayette;
Eugene Stack pole. East Augusta:
Carol Wilson. Winslow; Deane
Hodges, Winslow; Chester Caldwell.
Belgrade; Raymond Barter, Fayette;
Leroy Barter, Fayette.
Senior Poultry Management: Re-
bekah Reed. Winslow; John Edward
Patterson, Winslow: Charlotte ia
kins, Winslow.
Junior Pig: Bernal Furbush, North
Belgrade; Alton Higgins. Winslow.
Senior Potato: Rodman Palmer,
Readfield.
Junior Potato: Raymond Barter,
Lafayette.
Senior Room Improvement: Clar-
inc Hubbard. Fayette, and also all of
Fayette, Annie Tuck. Geneva Gile.
Clara Tuck. Ruth Tuck.
Senior Sewing: Ciarine NJ. Hub
bard, Fayette; Ethel E. Stackpole,
East Augusta; Catherine Foster.
East Augusta; Doris Swift, Chelsea:
Jennie Ralston. Chelsea: Eleanor
Peacock, ReaGtield; Coda English.
Chelsea. El!ncr Cain, Cheiesa:
Clara r. Tuck, Fayette; Geneva
Gle, Fayette. Ruth H Tuck, Fay
cite: Florencs Gle, Fayette.
Junior Sewing: Camilla Coffin.
Readtield; Louise Nickerson. Read
field; Charlotte Iakins, Ninslow:
Alice Smith. Winslow; Rena c..
Smith. Readtield; Rachel Norton,
Reacfield: Sadie Thomas, Winslow;
NJ. Louise Cushman. Winslow; Mad
cline o. Jakins, Winslow; Elizabeth
Cooper. Readfield; Mary Swift, Chel-
sea; Ida Nj. Lilly, Chelsea: Helen
English. Chelsea: Esther Tuck, Chel-
sea: Doris NJ. Ralston, Chelsea: An
ME NJ. Tuck. Fayette: Clara Varney,
Fayette: Eazel Patterson, Winslow;
Nettie A. Gray, Fayette; Dorothy
Chamberlain. Winslow; Mary Mayo.
Dorothy NJ. Peters. Daurice Emery
and Glennys Emery. all of Winslow.
In the list OF general ranking, the
names are arranged with the highest
rank first. The first name thus in
each class des!gnates the winner in
Tor classes are entitled to 60 to
Orono Dec. q to 20 to take part in
the State wide boys and girls club
contest.
Mrs. ARA S. MitXer of Orono. as
sistant club leader, and Miss Helen
l.. Clark, home demonstration lead
err. were in charge of the arrange
ments for the county meeting, Sa+-
urday. At noon box lunches were
enjoyed and the Farm Bureau fur
nished hot cocoa and ice cream.
Members of the girls club acted as
Mattresses.
The afternoon program included
demonsta tons, moving pictures and
the awarding Of prizes. The day was
full of good things for the young
farmers of the county and the con-
test was declared to be one of the
best in the history Of the Farm
Bureau.