Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-06
All Club Boys
And Girls in Contest
At DamariScotta

coin counties held their annual
county contest Saturday in the YES
try of the Congregational church in
Damariscotta. The work of the boys
and girls of the county was on ex-
hibition in competitive classes. l..
N. Shibles. State club leader, of
Orono, awarded the prizes from
funds donated by the First National
Bank of Damariscotta, the First Ma
tional Bank of Camden, Security
Trust Co. of Rockland and the Wis
casset branch of the Augusta Trust
Company.
Blynne Allen, superintendent of
the schools, gave the address of
welcome, which was responded to by
Clifford Walker of Alma.
Those winning first honors were
Lora Campbell Of, Warren, Evelyn
Campbell of Head Tide, H. Velma
Jewett of Head Tide, Beulah M.
Starrett of Warren, Villa Reed and
Helen Reed of Wiscasset, Frances
Erskine of Wiscasset. -Beulah Reed
of Edgecomb, Eleanor .Albee of Wis
casset, Marjorie Spear of Warren,
Clifton walker OF Alma, Kenneth
Trace of Wiscasset, Gregory McDon-
aid of Alma, Wilbur Houdlette of
Wiscasset, Maynard Albee of Wis
casset, Miss Annie Pitcher of Edge
comb. Alice B. Jewett ofsHead Tide,
Hazel Hall of Head Tide, Evelyn
Fish of Alma, Lillian Remission of
Warren. Several of these won first
in more than one contest.
Clifton Walker, Maynard Albee,
Evelyn Plummer were given the SUI
preme honor of county champion.
That calls for high mark.
Second honors went to Villa D..
Reed Of wiscrsset, G. Caro- Cum
ningham of Whitehead. F. Marion
Carleton of Head Tide. Lillian NJ.
Carleton of Whitefeld, Lola E.
Dodge of North Edgecomb, Ola
Hall of Head Tide, Gladys Kimball
of North Edgecomb, Muriel A. Mari
of Newcastle, Helen Reed of Wis
casset, Leola Flint of Damariscotta.
Helen Houdlette of Wiscasset, Ruth
Houdlette of Wiscasset. Mabel Trask
of Camden. Shirley Keene of North
field, Vera Partridge of Warren,
Frances Erskine of Wiscasset. Louise
Nash of Melvin Heights, Susie E.
Dodge of North Edgecomb. Virginia
Jewett of Whitefield. Kathryn Pitch
er of North Edgecomb, Margaret
Young of Camden, Ruth E. King of
Whitefeld, Marjorie West of DANA
riscotta, Marion Nilsson of White
field, Dorothy MARI of Newcastle,
Marguerite Haskell of Warren, Alice
Carleton of Whitefleld, Florence E.
Johnson of North Appleton, Alice
Genthner of Wiscasset, Mona Ran
kin of Alma, Arlene CLANCY of
Whitefeld, Beatrice Albee of Wis
casset. Eunice Harrington of DANA
riscotta, Eleanor La Albee of Wis
casset, Vivian Keene of North APP
pleton, Helen Fsancy of Appleton,
Frederick Erskine of Wiscasset, Vim
cent Reed of Wiscasset, Myrtle Hall
of Head Tide. Walter Greenleaf of
Westport, Richard Checker of Bris-
toll, Maynard Albee of Wiscasset.
Third honors were won by frankie
Greenleaf of Wiscasset, Paul Palmer
of Nobleboro, Chrystal Stanley of
Appleton Ridge, Pauline Bracket of
Nobleboro. Ruth Moody of Union.
Eleanor Pinkham of Nobleboro, Lois
Harriet Hay of Warren, Florence
Albee of Wiscasset, Wilhelmina
Bragg of North Edgecomb, Lillian
Wood of North Edgecomb, Mildred
Blair of Whitefield, Rose Dunbar of
Nobleboro, Virginia Shurtleff of
Bristol, Bessie Dodge of North Edge
comb, Marion Hall of Appleton, Ca
rolyn Crooker of Bristol, Hope
Bailey of WHITEHEAD, Phillis Pink
ham of Nobleboro. Bertha Redon-
nett of Bristol, Mary Coombs of
Bristol, Charlotte Bragdon of DANA
riscotta. Louise MARI of Newcastle,
Barbara Winters of Newcastle, Hell
en- Carleton of Head Tide, Helen
Blair of Whitefield, Gladys NJ Hall
of Head Tide, Andre Bignan of No
bleboro.
= The exhibits of canned berries and
vegetables, pickles and preserves,
sewing and garden truck would have
stocked up small agricultural fair
and was good to look at Dinner
was served at the Methodist church
in Damariscotta. In spite of the
constant downpour the attendance
was large and enthusiasm was i'm
mense.
Charters were awarded the fol-
lowing clubs: Camden Heifer Club,
Alma Boys Garden Club, Happy
Workers Sewing Club of ,Edgecomb,
Alma Sewing Tub, Georges River
Sewing Club, Good Workers Club of
Whitefield, Twin Village Club of
Newcastle. The Alma Sewing Club
won its third seal. Mrs. S. C. Stew
ems Club of Portage, Aroostook
county, has won seven seals, and so
has Mrs. Ida Gibbs Club of Liver
more.