Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-30
Mrs. Victor L. Warren Candidate for
State Vice Regent

At the annual fall advisory board
of Maine Daughters held in Bidde-
ford, Mrs. Hughes of the Dover-FoX
croft Chapter, read the following an
nouncement:
The Dover Foxcroft Chapter, D. A.
r.. has the honor TO present the
name of Mrs. Victor L. Warren to
the Chapters of the State of Maine
as a candidate for State Vice Re-
gent.
Mrs. Warren was a charter MEM
Der of this Chapter and has been ac-
tive in ID. \. r. work since its or
ganization in 1913. She has held the
! offices of Registrar, Vice Regent,
Corresponding Secretary, and is now
! Recording Secretary.
'"She has atteHied nearly every
State conference since 1913, always
as a delegate. She has served on
state committee work, and was sent
as delegate to the Continental Con-
gress in April 1925-26.
"Mrs. Warren comes from long
line of eminent ancestors and is ell
cible to the Colonial Danes; the
, Daughters of 1912. and MayfioWer
Descendants Association. She is a
member of the Piscataquis Historl-
cal Society: a charter member of the
Tbompson Free Library Association
of which she has been secretary Tor
"a wears. a past president OF 1he
Athena Club of which she has been
an active member for % years, ana a
member and officer in the Order OF
the Eastern Star. .s,....
"Sbe is a graduate OF Foxcrol,
Academy, and was teacher Tor hine
years. , o,di
"1frs Warren is a logical canoi-
dota Relieving that our chapter al =
fer so many years. should De retres
scented in the Maine state Come
ence. and being confident tnat sns
will fill the office creditapiy we ann
vo,r. support of her candloaGN. ~.
I cbapter is not a wealthy one, out nt ,7
given as literally as possip4e " e,r
worthy objects, helped IN ever 80
WI and has nexer before asked
~. oalce of anv of our members
Mrs. Morse, Chairman, rreserVa''0"
of Historic Spots
r. will be most pleasing to Maine
| Dauphters to learn that MIS-. ries
has appointed Mrs. John Alueh
! Morse of Bath as chairman OF con-
noittee. Preservation OF HISTORY
Snots. to fill the vacancy caused ~
| the resignation VI Nj .. 1,os
tnrson, Winslow. Mrs. Patterson mas
dnne most creditable work on thls
committee, and it was with res sis
III Mrs ViIes accepted the reslg-
u .naI She was fortunate, however,
nc Ia securing Mrs. Morse FOR ul,s
Ia Ia ;.,oanship. as Mrs. Morse mas al
u,n,,s taken a most active interest," III
va nhase of the D. A. X work as
.n, as i'm all other activities OF nc
Society. being most efficlent oIa.e
Resent. 1911 -12, and having heiu o.m
~ important Offices ana chaii iii"i
Sims most successfully.
Nrrs Forrest Colby Sailed sunday
for China
Maine Daughters will be interest
"a 70 learn that word has been re-
Gu " from Mrs. Forrest Colby, for
noer librarian, that she ahu nc,
aanyhter. Lena, and granddaugnlel
I'd arrived in Seattle ana were
ao;Iing on scheduled time LOT emma,
Sa.day noon. The best wishes OIL
sna Maine Daughters are extendeo
tne Mrs Colby for a most enjoyable
Maine Town History just Published
new Maine town history mas
..,st been published, "Martinlcus
1use re- story and It's People" by
Charles A. E. Long: IN Two pai,s
part 1, historical. Fart :, Iii he
teal. illustrated. This BOOK WIZ DC