Richmond Mt Carmel Officers Installed and Supper Served
Installation of Mt. Carmel chapter 0 E S officers took place with Past Grand Matron Milward Patten of Topsham and Past Grand Marshal Mrs Mitchell of Brunswick conducting. Outgoing matron Claire Bolton received the jewel, and Rebecca Rogers presented the past grand matron with a gold piece from the chapter. A seven o clock supper followed in the banquet hall.
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Milward Patten
Topsham
Mitchell
Brunswick
Claire Bolton
Rebecca Rogers
F. S. Merrifield
William Meserve
John Grant
Augusta
J. T. Whitham
Eastman
Wallace N. Price
Gardiner
Edward Wall
Cedar Grove
Harry N. Stilphen
Richmond
Portland
Harry J. Stilphen
George Wilson
Leslie F. Roberts
Stanley Peva
Boston
Evelyn Douglass
Laura Grandin
Mildred Beedle
Freda Marriner
Margaret J. Grover
Harry L. Pond
Rainy Day Club
Frank P. Huntley
Cushman Road
Huntley
Frank Reynolds
Martha Lancaster
Farmingdale
A. C. Till
Front Street
Nollis Easler
Melvin Leavitt
Charles B. Day
Lewiston
George Johnson
Hallowell
Vearley Wedge
R. HH. S. News
Katherine Soule
Merilna Sidelinger
Dorothea Temple
Glenn PB. Lamoreau
Ralph Wakefield
Clarence Morrill
Laura Grondin
Alice Oddy
Helen Specht
Carleton Randall
Gerald Grondin
Robert Stanley
Sherman Roberts
Harriette TE. Page
R. HL. S
Opera House
Elmer Rogers
Maine Farmers Learn Timber Estimating On Woodlot
The Extension Service at Orono shows 69 timber estimating demonstrations by forestry specialist M. F. E. Watson with nearly a thousand farmers taught to estimate standing timber in cords or board feet. About one third bought cruising sticks. demonstrations stressed woodlot forestry as an agricultural crop and the value of log rules and volume tables. A quarter acre served as the demo area with mixed teams estimating trees and comparing results, fostering competition and accuracy.
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Maine
M. F E. Watson
Extension Service
Orono
Three Eagles Seen On Ice Field Along River
Three large eagles were spotted this afternoon on an ice field drifting along the river. One bird appeared unusually large with a bald head as they skimmed the water for food. Frank H. Beal of the A. and K. Ry. Co. first alerted L. Eugene Thebeau, drawing onlookers to the scene. The ice field near shore attracted observers despite the shifting current.
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Frank H. Beal
L. Eugene Thebeau
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