Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-27
The Week of Farm Management
Meetings at Hand

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February % TO March l, inclusive.
Farm Management Meetings will be
held. Mr.. NJ u. Jones. Farm Man
agement Specialist. will be IN at
tendance. The meetings are sched-
uled as follows:
Cambridge, Tuesday. February 70.
at the Grange hall. The women Will
also be present as we'll as Miss Hare,
the Home Demonstration Agent. a
dinner will be served at noon.
Wednesday. February 81, a meet
ing is to be held in Hartland, at
Harry Randlett's hall. All men who
are planning TO attend the meeting
should bring n lunch or make pro-
visions for obtaining dinner in the
village.
Thursday. Feb. oS. meeting is to
be held in the Grange hall at f'alr-
field Center Coffee is TO be served at
noon and each person attending
should make arrangements TO brlng
a picnic lunch.
Friday. February %. n meeting Is
to be held in Norridgewock at tho
Grange hall. Arrangements similar
to the previous meetings.
Saturday. March ]. Il meeting to
be held at Blackwell schoolhouse
Madison Center. Coffee will be pro-
vided.
The County Agent viii be present
at all these meetings Incorporate
with Mr.. Jones.
These meetings are open to any
one, women as we'll as men: non
Farm Bureau members as well as
Farm Bureau members.
Lantern slides. actual photographs
Of labor saving devices will be
shown at all meetings and lectures
and demonstrations held. NO man
within reach of these communities
can afford to be absent as Mr.. Jones
is the only one in the State that has
the means and information of secur-
ing and solving Farm Problems.
Mrs. Kate Ellis. lecturer for the
Somerset Pomona Grange. of Fair
field, was in town Tuesday on her
way to Madison where she attended
b meeting of the Somerset Pomona
Grange.
Mrs. Charles Holden has been in
Augusta the guest of her son and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Holden.
Maurice Philbrick. n student at
Harvard Medical College returned TO
Cambridge, Mass. Monday after Wis.,
iting for a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Philhrick OF
Maple street.
Arthur McQuillian. who has been
passing few days with Mrs. McQuil-
liam and little daughters at the home
of Mrs. McQuillian's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. O "A. Abbey on Middle street
has returned to Cambridge.
Elmer Gerald went to Portland
Tuesday to attend the Auto Show.
Miss Elizabeth McCarty went 10
Lewiston Tuesday where she will
visit her sister. Mrs. Raymond Gin
grow.
Bell Brothers Of Salem. Mass have
been in town making n business visit
at the Somerset Shoe Shop
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson. who has
been in Augusta and vicinity for sew
eral days speaking for Tie Maine
Civic League returned nome Monday.
Mark W. Savage, chairman of the
executive committee Gf the Ancient
Order of United Workmen went TO
Waterville Tuesday to attend q meet
ing of the committee held at IL
o'clock ut the Elmwood hotel. Hon.
Lyman l.. Walton of Foxboro, Mass,
n member Of the legal advisory board
was also present at the meeting.
Among the SkOWDoean people TO
attend the meeting Of Somerset Po-
mona Grange held ut Madison Tues
day were Mr. and Mrs. r. \. Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c Davis Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmot r. Whittier. Mr. and
Mrs. Cyrus W. Goodrich. Mrs. Carrie
Bragg. Mrs. Emma T.. Folsom. and
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Hobart.
Mrs. Ella i. Nelson who came TO
SkoWhegan TO attend Eye Create
SINCE" returned to Waterville Mon
dav.
Mrs. Edrie Wyman who has been
IN Gardiner the guest Of Mr. Wvmans
rnTents. Captain and Mrs. Andrew T.
Wyman has returned home.
Mrs. Ernest L. Savage was IN Fair
field calling on friends and in Water
vile on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Libby who