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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-24

SoMERvIl.LE

SOUTH-Mrs. Edith Hewett and
Mrs. Lena Bartlett and son were
visitors in Cooper's Mills, Friday.
S. l.. Bartlett was a caller in JEFF
ferson, Friday.
Simon George of Whitefield pass
ed the weekend in this place.
The children of the South Somer-
Vile school will enjoy a Christmas
tree and give little program Fri
day afternoon.
G. B. Walters and Mr.. Scott of
Waldoboro were business callers in
town Tuesday.
Several from this place attended
the auction at George Merrilrs at
Cooper's Mills, Tuesday.
S. J.. Bartlett was caller in
North Whitefield, Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. Bartlett and children
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. +. Hewett.
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To Discuss Question
Grounding Wires
To the Water Mains

The ACCESSIBILITY and effect of ground
ing electric secondary wires to water
mains will be discussed at the Offices
of the Public Utilities Commission at
the State House at 10 A. NJ. Tuesday,
Dec. 20. at conference between off
Gals of the kennebec Water District
Of Waterville the Central Maine Pow
er Company. the Public Utilities Com
mission and it's representatives, and
the National Fire Protection Associa-
ton. represented by William J. Can
ada of New York City.
This conference has been called by
John +. Goodwin, acting chief engi-
neer of the utilities department, as the
result of notice issued by the Ken
nebec Water Company prohibiting cleo
trio companies from grounding wires
on its water mains. Engineer Good
win has sent out letters relative to the
matter to the larger water companies
and the more prominent electric COM
panies in the State and has received
several replies indicating keen inter-
est in the subject and that officials of
a number Of the companies are plan
ming to attend the conference. A gen.
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MERCER

An entertainment and Christmas
Tree, Friday evening at the M. e.
Vestry Will be held. Miss Velma Ba-
con OF the Wiley school will bring
her pupils, who will furnish the pro-
gram.
frank Gordon of Portsmouth, N.
Helen True and family.
Mrs. Glenn Decker has gone to the
=. M. G. Hospital at Lewiston, for
surgical treatment.
Mrs. w. B. Niles, who has been
quite III Is now on the gain.
Dr. FIoyd of New Sharon, took Mrs.
Clyde Smith to the Franklin Hospi-
TAI at Pennington, Monday, for sur
gical treatment.
Mrs. Minnie Decker has gone to
1I.1e N 10 be with her sister. Mrs
Glenn Decker, at the bosnital for
few days w q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-24

ton to visit her daughter, Mrs. Mar
jorie, Weber.
Mrs. Leander Young of Burnham
was shopping in town Thursday.
Gilman Noyes of jefferson, is visit
ing his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hatch on Silver street.
The Holy Name Society held their
monthly meeting in the Parochial
Hall Tuesday evening. The meeting
was opened by prayer by the chap
lain and singing. Holy God We Praise
Thy Name. After which reports were
given and new members were taken
in. A nominating committee was ap-
pointed to elect officers at the next
meeting. A smoke was enjoyed and
the meeting closed vi the singing
of america"
Miss Thelrna Blakney, who is at
tending school in South Lancaster,
Mass, has arrived in town to pass
the Christmas recess at her home on
Maple street.
Lester Jones, who is attending the
Aroostook School of Accountancy In
Pressure Isle, is passing the Christ
mas recess at his home on Kelley
street.
Miss Stella Thomas, who Is teach
ing in South Paris. arrived in town,
Wednesday to pass the Christmas
vacation at her home.
Harold Weeks was in Skowhegan
Wednesday on official business.
Horace Blackney, who is employed
in Connewingo, Md. arrived in town
Wednesday to pass the holiday with
his family on Maple street.
Miss Carolyn Wyman, who is
teaching in South Hamilton Mass.
arrived in town Wednesday to pass
the Christmas recess at her home on
High street.
The quarantine for scarlet fever
has been lifted from the home of
Eugene Foster on High street.
Mrs. Fannie Elliott has returned
to her home in Canaan after passing
several weeks in town.
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Nominations by /
Governor Brewster

The following nominations were
posted yesterday by Governor Ralph
o. Brewster:
Justice of the Peace-Frank E..
Pendleton, Caribou; John L. Wilson,
Augusta; Chester w. Hunt, Rum
foru; Glady. NJ. Dove, Bridgton, +.
Is. Atkinson, Fort Fairfield; Frederick
w. Hinckley, Portland; Herbert f.
Halford, Mechanic Falls; Robert 3.
Atkinson, Fort Fairfield.
Notary Public - Frederick Deane
Atwood, Levi ston; Lewis c. Whip
pie, Waterville; Arthur S. Cummings,
Lewiston; John E. Wilson, Augusta;
Frederick w. Hinckley, Portland;
William G.Leavitt, Oakfield.
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runeral services Ernest n. Priest

EAST-Funeral services for the
late Ernest r. Priest were held Sat
urday at p. M. from Friends church
at East Vassalboro.
The services were largely attended
by sorrowing relatives and friends.
The casket was banked with flowers
which silently testified to the love and
esteem which they so beautifully ex-
pressed. Rev. Elan Henderson spoke
words of comfort to the bereaved
family and friends.
Among the relatives from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Nickerson,,
Sorrento; Isaac Karan, Robert and
Mabel Karan, Bangor; Mrs. l. Hughes
and son Dudley of Massachusetts,;
Miss Jennie Priest, Waterville and
Mrs. Ella Pierce. Randolph. Many
friends from Waterville, Vassalboro,
North Vassalboro and Augusta were
present. The interment was in the
family lot.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Jimmie Evans Best Program at the
Opera House

New comedy and novel features
entertaining screen western is Jack
Hoxie in Red Hot Leather"
Jimmie Evans has saved his best
until last. There is more original
fun and more interesting features in
the last -the-week program than
in the first. In truth it strikes us as
the best program Jimmie has given
at the Opera House this week.
Red, Hot Leather is an original
screen story, written especially for
Jack Hosie by Al. Rogell, who also
directed it. He has surrounded the
star with an exceptionally capable
cast. some of whom are William
Malen, Tom Shirley, William IL.
Turner, George French, Billy Engle,
Jim Corey and Les Sailor.
Exciting adventures shrouded in
mystery and a handto- hand fight
against heavy odds befall Gene Tun-
ney. Patheserial star, World War
Veteran and popular heavy weight
boxer, in EIisode Two of The
Fighting Marine starring Tunney
and featuring Walter Miller and Mar
jorie Cay howing at Opera House.
ADV.
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No Multiple Buying
By Single Person in
Matter Auto Licenses

Judge Edgar C. Smith, deputy sec
rotary of State, sent the following let
ter yesterday to registration clerks in
the auto license branch Offices at lew
iston, Bangor and Portland, as yell
as in the main office at the State
House:
complaint from the general public in
bo'.'ev '~"'i ~ in the li"e while "'"'--
ing for some person at the window
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Lincoln Pope

The remains of the late Lincoln
Pope of Providence. +. l., were
brought to East Vassalboro Satur-
ay afternoon for interment In the
family lot in the Friends cemetery.
Mrs. Pope and son. Mr.. Pope. and DR..
Marion Pope, accompanied the re-
mains. Mr.. Pope was born in East
Vassalboro and lived during his boy
hood days here where he was beloved
for his sterling characteristics. He
had been a successful business man
In the city of Providence for many
years. His wife, one son and one
brother, Arthur Pope. survive him.
The family have the sympathy of all
with whom they We're associated.
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fairfield

A public whist party was held AT
the home of Mrs. A. w. Crosby on
lower Main street. Wednesday eve
ming. Prizes were won by: Ladles'
first. Mrs. Chase of Watervilie; 2nd'
Mrs. Clara O'Blemis: Ord. Babe Har-
rington; gents. first. L.. p. Tozier;
End, Mr.. Maxwell: third, John camp,
bell Refreshments of hot dogs.
coffee and fancy cookies were served.
There will be another whist party
next Wednesday evening.
Good Will Rebekah Lodge will hold
a public supppr in their hall, Deem
Der 20.
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL.

who has brought in from 10 to 70 APP
plications to be issued. We think TINS
complaint is we'll founded and no per-
son should expect to bring In large
number of applications and hold up
long line of waiting customers from
20 minutes to an hour, while these
are being issued In all cases where
a person brings in more than five APP
plications you are authorized to in
form him that he will have to wait
for the balance until the next day or
until you are able to complete Them"
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MOUNT VERNON

EAST Miss Lillian Pierce, the
teacher of the Greasy school. has been
called to Pennington by the serious
illness of her father.
There will be a Community Christ
mas tree in the Cressey schoolhouse
on Saturday evening. There will be
special music by the orchestra, sing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-24

ing. and a program Furnished i
children.
Mrs. Lucy Harmon who IA, 4
visiting her parents, Nh. All +
Nathaniel Langley, and otbe !
tives for the past three xsss,
returned to her home in csrI.]
Mrs. e. +. Noyes and son ~
of Gardiner visited her parent
and Mrs. Nathaniel Langley mi
week END. n
Miss Marion White was 4, 4
night guest Of Miss Ruth Inn
Monday.
Mrs. Annie Bent left for Fat
field, Monday. to visit her son n
Hall, and wife ard TO see be
granddaughter.
The Misses Myra and Alice 81
Miss Ruth Ingham and Miss D
Jacobs are at their homes duh:
two weeks vacation from Keut 1
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Turns
son, Harry, We're in Augusta 4
day, making the trip by auto
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER "a. 1926.

ness caller at South China, Tuesday
afternoon, and Mrs. viii Bergman,
on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Matte Casey. of Augusta, who
has been visiting with her daughter.
Mrs. Alton Porter. left Wednesday
afternoon. for Seaward, where she
will be the guest of her brother.
George Tobey and family for few
days.
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STATE HOUSE
Nx. Meeting neil Thursday Dec 3d. at 10 A. NJ

eral invitation Is extended to all inter-
ested parties to be present.
The discussion will include the ques-
ton of whether electric secondary
wires should be grounded to service
pipes of water companies If so, In
what manner as a protection against
life and property hazard; and the ef-
feet Of such grounding on the water
mains.
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READFIELD

EAST-The Ladies' Social Circle
was very pleasantly entertained on
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Iriez
Wyman. Twenty-Five members, two
visitors and several children were
present. A bounteous dinner was
served at noon. Each lady carried
her own work. Next meeting will
be with Mrs. Lila Gay.
Miss Gladys Lakeman, student
at Kent's Hill, is the guest of Mrs.
w. 7. Mace.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Mace were
guests Tuesday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Bailey.
Mrs. Sylvia WEIGH. who has been
visiting relatives in Pennington for
several days, returned home Tues
day.
The many friends Of Mrs. Annie
Grimes are sorry to hear she is in
very poor health.
Miss Velma Perkins Is passing the
Christmas vacation at her home in
Smithfield.
Mrs. Mildred Lord was guest on
Tuesday of Mrs. Lucy Gordon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-24

DEPOT-Mr. and Mrs. James
Frost entertained four tables at cards
last Wednesday evening. December
Is. High score going to Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Ramsey and low to Mrs. wy
man and Mr.. Adams. After the card
playing was over a lunch of oyster
stew cookies and coffee was served
by the hostess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-24

SnflSt1naS Tree at village ScnOOI
The Village school closed last Fri
day with a Christmas tree and exer-
cises.
The teacher, Miss Muriel McGaf-
fey, received many useful presents
from her pupils.
The following program was car
ried out, after which Santa Claus
appeared and distributed the pres
ents: christmas Has Come" Dor
othy Sanborn; Christmas" Inez Gill
man; Gods Wonderful Love-" Mil
bred Merrick; Christmas Lesson"
five children; song THE Little Chill
dren Sweetly Sing" six girls; Merry
Christmas Day." Harold Cooper:
why Santa Is Happy" Martha Ken
dali: THE Tree and the Candle"
Herbert Kelley; Remember the
Poor and the Lonely" Ellen Ander-
son; 1.-THE Secret of Christmas" Ar
line Waite; Remember the Needi-
est" Ruth Hardy; 20, Wondrous
Star of Bethlehem" Pauline Waite;
Christmas to ALL" Fred Whittier;
The Old Mans Christmas Shop"
Lempi Wave; Giving" Alice Ladd;
song, three girls.
Below Is the record of good at
tendance at school for the term Just
closed:
Dorothy Sanbprn and Pauline
waite We're not absent or tardy dur
ing fall term of 10 weeks. Herbert
Kelley was not tardy, but absent one
day only. Lempi Wave was absent
one day. Maynard Moore and
ialsto Hill were not tardy during
term.
Anna Mari and Ellen Anderson
were tardy only once during the
term,
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RULES AND prcr,r -.

a
Section 1.-For a peri LAfioSs
years from the LIST 'day ~ ~
ID. 1927, it shall be unlsrssssIa lam :
person to fish for, take CO... 2
any kind of fish at any TIM int I. 9
dam at the outlet Of cats
tee Lake. which is located ! y
lance from the fish scrss, a =.
Lake to a line drawn FINN \. :. y
the Emery shore Of the AZ ~. El
the Penniman shore Of ~ a M
distance of about one bnrs.sSe
nifty feet, more or Less vss, !,
highway bridge. on said mil. J.
waters being situated IN H. |,
Manchester, county OF Ksnrs,w
Section 2. II shall ala = :.
full for any person to have
sion at any time any lima Z
taken in violation Of any nrar Z
these rules and regulations
Dated at Augusta, Naina "a. ]
DAY of December, A. d. 1875
WILLIS z. PAPsoy,
COMMISSIONS OF Inl,.i
ao,o.., Fisheries and Gss|
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Stenographer: There's cd
man outside witA a long Y
beard"
Buyer: TEL him to call baA 1
il tomorrow. Good Hardwars
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STATE or nan,


T Q d &c N0v,
In conformity with n. ~
Of Chapter 2ls, p. L. i 1c pscvd
ed, and deeming 1t for 81. q q
ests OF the State, the Gee ssg
of Inland Fisheries ana Ionniaa
prom,nigates the following l s.sl =
regulations relating 70 s rla
outlet of Lake Cobbosss.sson,lg d
uated In the town Of M sn.ss
the county Of Kennebec.
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VIENN A

Sadie Parsons and son, Robert, re-
turned home from Hebron last week,
where Robert has been attending
school.
Rev. l.. d. Tibbetts preached an
interesting Christmas sermon at the
church last Sunday.
Merle Smell and Muriel McGaffey
were business callers at Augusta on
Monday.
Mrs. A. V. Hale's residence caught
fire by sparks from the mill one day
last week but the blaze was quickly
extinguished by the mill hands with
little damage.
E. n. Allen has been confined to
the house for several days.
Abbie Bachelor is passing a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. B. A.
Varney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-24

Schools in town closed Friday for
the Christmas vacation.
Friends of Edwin Ballard of Sea-
wards are pleased to hear of his
steady Improvement from the effects
of fall which he sustained in the
early fall, combining him to his home
for number of weeks.
The remains of the late G.. Lincoln
Pope, who passed away Wednesday
evening at his home in Providence,
r. l., were brought here Saturday for
burial in the family lot at East Vas
salboro.
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Half Century Record
Made By Council Clerk

/ Worcester, Mass, May 2S--lF1--
Few II any city council clerks can
equal the service record OF S. Hamil-
ton Coe OF Worcester. He became
clerk Of the common cou-.cil be"~ n
January, 1876, and has served con-
tinuously for a half-century.
Mr.. Coe, who has made himself an
authority on parliamentary matters,
thinks there has ! certain laxisy
in this respect in recent councils.
1--WE had wonderful parliamentar:-
ans in my early days In the council,y
he said. "They We're all membrs OF.
the old school of government. AL
though there are very able men n
the council today, few OF them can
conduct legislative meeting as II
was conducted by the old parliamen-
tarians."
He attributes the old time skill TO
the influence OF 49, -----7orous debat-
ing organizations of the period. The
decline in ability he considers due 70
lack OF practice because Of the intro
duction of machine" metb9As AMI
the restriction on home rule through
the taking over by the legislature Of
powers formerly held by The cities.
Mr.. Coe was the author of the Cae
ActS restricting the city's Indebted
ness. This Is said 10 have saved an
Immense amount Of money. He was
born in Worcester in 1851, worked
for a short time on staff OF tie
old Worcester SPY and later entered
the insurance business.
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Com. Byrd Falls
Prey to Cold Germ
In London Atmosphere

London. May 2S.-[PJ-By a strange
irony of fate, Lieut.. Com. Richard E.
Byrd, none the worse from Is hours in
the air facing Arctic breezes on his
recent flight from Spitzbergen to the
North Pole. has come to London only
to catch a cold.
He is still full OF energy. however,
and is already laying plans TO revisit
the North Pole, with the hope of dis
covering land. Then. after he has
fully satisfied himself as to that, he
will begin work on another airplane
expedition to the Antarctic.
Lieut.. Com. Byrd told the Associat-
ed Press he was more convinced than
ever after his Pole fight that unex-
plored lands exist somewhere between
Ellsmere Island and AxeI Hsiberg Is
land and Alska. He reached these con-
illusions after studying the currents
and conditions generally during his re-
cent flight He said he might make his
next North Pole fight in 1927, but the
date of his South Pole expedition is
indefinite.
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$4,000 Civil Suit
Sought in Attack
On Kennebec Jail
MUNSEY TO find
RESTING PLACE AT
LISBON FALLS TODAY

Lisbon Falls, Me-, May 2S.-P)-
The body Of Frank A. Munsey, the
publisher, who died in Lenox Hill
hospital in New York last December.
will be placed in the family lot in
Hillside cemetery here tomorrow. 1t
Is due to arrive in Lewiston in the
morning from New York, where it
has been kept in vault in Wood
lawn cemetery through the winter
and will be brought here.
A very simple service will be held
at the grave at 10 o'clock by Rev.
George f. Finnie, pastor of the Unit
ed Baptist church Of Lewiston. The
body will be placed beside those of
his mother, father, three sisters and
a brother. In the lot for which he
set aside a substantial sum for per-
petual care.
The arrangements for the burial
were made by a party OF associates
and friends who arrived today. They
were William Dewar, executor of his
estate. estimated at between $780,
100000 and $40,000,000, and general
manager of his newspaper properties,
Mrs. Dewar, James T.. Craig, chief OF
the editorial department OF the New
York Sun. one of his newspapers
and Frederick z. Shafer, all Of New
York.
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Middle Group Win
In Baptist Battle
At Washington Meet

Washington. May 2S.-(P)-The
middle of the road element of the
Northern Baptist Convention was
victorious today in the only test of
strength against the ultra funda-
mentalist groups.
The convention adopted a resolu-
ton favoring concentration of the
church's activities in the next six
months upon evangelism to ths tacit
exclusion of further controversy on
baptism by immersion and the inter-
probation of the Bible. 1t elected
unanimously the regular" tickets of
officers of five component societies,
including Rev. J. Whitcomb Brough-
err. Oakland, Calf, as president Of
the convention itself. Then the only
contest of the day cropped out in
the selection of officials of the
American Baptist Foreign Mission
Society.
The ultra fundamentals ticket,
headed by Charles r. Brock. Denver,
went down to defeat before the reg
ular" or middle of the road" ticket
headed by Carl z. Milliken, former
governor Of Maine. who was re-elect-
ed president of the society. The vote
was 170S to 4S1. with ga votes an
nounced as Scattering"
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| NO WORD At maine
PORTS FROM MISSING
| SCH. {. N. MORRISEY

New York. May 2S-(P)--With all
the principal ports of call along the
coast heard from, the schooner Effle
M. Morrissey, on which the American
Museum of Natural History Green
land expedition was to sail. was still
unaccounted for and week overdue
at New York tonight.
The schooner left Brigus, N. F.,
May II, under command of Captain
Robert A. Bartlett, veteran ice navi-
gator who commanded ships for Ad-
miral Peary on two Of his Polar
dashes. She was due at New York
May 81. She Is without wireless.
At Eastport. West Quoddy, Rock
land, Bar HORROR, Boothbay Harbor,
Machias and Portland. the principal
ports Of call along the coast, the Nor
rissey had not been seen, it was re-
ported today. At the navy yard here
it was said no report of the schooner
being in distress had been received.
George Palmer Putnam. director of
the Greenland expedition, said the
schooner was Of sturdy construction,
being built Of oak and known to be
seaworthy.
The expedition was scheduled to
leave early in June. Its purpose is
to obtain specimens of narwhale,
walrus, musk oxen and other Great
ures for the American and Denver
Museums. The Morrissey Vas to be
equipped with wireless and Diesel
engines on her arrival here in pre-
paration for her voyage to sub Polar
regions
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SKOWHEGAN WOMAN
ELECTED HEAD OF
BPW WOMEN'S CLUBS

Houiton. Me, May 2s.-tR-Miss
Margaret Chase of Skowhegan was
elected president Of the Federation
of Business and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs of Maine at their fifth
annual convention today.
Other officers chosen were: First
vice president, Miss Ernestine, Davis
of Houlton; second vice president.
Miss Grace Fitch, Lewiston: record
ing secretary, Mrs. Theresa Coyne,
Waterville; directors, Alberta Farm
ham, Belfast; Anne Caswell. SHOW
hogan; Eva Shorey, Brighton. It
was voted to have the next conven-
ton at 'Skowhegan.
Resolutions opposing the construc-
ton of a state highway between Bid
deford and Kennebunk as outlined
by the state highway department,
were adopted.
Speakers at the banquet tonight
were Miss Lena Madison Phillips
and Miss Pinckney Estes Glantz, nf
New York; Judge ]. P. Barnes Of
Houlton and DR.. Caroline Colvin Of
the University OF Maine. Mrs. Jen-
ME Flood Kreger, retiring vice presi-
dent of the federation, presided.