Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-28

in Pennington, there being no sports
and no public gatherings, except the
meeting Of Pilgrim Commandery, No.
10, X. T., in Masonic hall, which was
largely attended.
Robert Pinkham, automobile paint
er, was admitted to membership in
the Rotary club at its last meeting,
and the code of ethics was outlined
for the benefit of new members.
The Monday club met Monday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Frank w. Butler,
there being a good attendance.
At the recent show Of the Central
Maine Poultry Association, Vance f..
Hammond Of Pennington again won
the cup for the greatest number of
points won by any one breeder or any
ole breed.
At party given by Mrs. Roy F..
Cannon, in honor of the birthday OF
her daughter, Miss Aura, high scores
at auction We're made by Miss Alice
Luce and Miss Frances Butler. De-
licious refreshments were served,
Mrs. Florence Norton King, catering.
Farm Bureau
At the annual planning meetings
of local branches of the Franklin
County Farm Bureau, in addition to
those already mentioned, officers
have been elected for 1927 as fol-
lows: Mosher Hill branch, Farm
ington; Chairman and orchard
leader, Edgar w. Savage; farm
management leader, Walter e.
Mosher; crops leader, F. E. Norton:
dairy leader, Firmin Marquis; for
aefr
mems chairman, Mrs. Emily Mos
her; clothing and millinery leader,
Mrs. Lillian Hatch; secretary, Rotha
Skidmore; foods leader, Mrs. Mabel
Bump; household management lead
err, Mrs. Martha Millett; home
nursing leader. Mrs. Iva Norton;
basketry leader, Mrs. Anna Savage,
Industry brancll-Chairman G. H.
Reyes; crops leader, George Rand;
orchard leader, Elmer Robbins
farm management leader, Z. H.
Reyes; dairy leader, James Davis;
women's chairman, Mrs. Harrie
Rand; secretary, Mrs. Lora Robbins;
clothing leader, Mrs. Florence Wat
son; household management leader,
Mrs. Ethel Luce; Christmas sug-
gestion leader, Mrs. Ruth Smith;
basketry leader, Mrs. Emelyn G.
Remission. North Wilton branch
Chairman, Ray Bridges: crops lead
er. Leon Mosher; dairy leader. NJ. A.
Clark: orchard leader, Blanchard
Rand; poultry and farm manage
ment leader, Elwyn II. Jones; for
estry leader, Seth Pratt; women's
chairman, Mrs. Nora Fletcher;
secretary, Mrs. Mildred Jones; foods
leader, Mrs. Lena Adams; clothing
hold management leader. Mrs. Sadie
Eaton; Christmas suggestions lead
Ell, Mrs. Lee Bridges. Kingfield
branch-Chairman Earl Wing; crops
leader, Arthur Woodcock; poultry
leader, r. l.. Kimball: forestry and
farm accounts leader, Ralph Sim
mons; dairy leader, A. r. Brindley;
women's chairman, Mrs. Eunice
Tufts; secretary, Mrs. Ethel Cross;
treasurer, Mrs. r. Lander; cloth
ing leader, Mrs. Della Savage; foods
leader, Mrs. Hannah Lander; Christ
mas suggestions leader. Mrs. Hazel
Leavitt; basketry leaders, Mrs. r.
Lander and Mrs. Hazel Leavitt.
The kingtield women also arranged
the following schedule of meetings
and subjects: January IS, basketry,
lamp shades: February II and IS,
square meals; March rs, dish dry
ers; April go, summary of healthful
clothing; May 13, unusual desserts;
May 27, home furnishings: June "a,
chair Gaming; September 20, fall mill
linery; October 81, Christmas sug-
gestions: November IS. dress fin
ishes. George Lord. county agent,
and Miss Louise Quincy. home
demonstration agent, have gone to
their homes for the holidays, but
will resume their work the first
week in January.