APPOINTMENTS and RESIGNATIONS
During Two Years Ending November 1, 1924.

Appointments:

COLLEGE DIVISION.

Alexander, Louis A., Instructor in Physical Education.
Dole, Sumner A., Instructor in Physical Education.
Edmonson, Ellen, Instructor in Art and Design.
Ferguson, Frank A., Asst. Professor of Physics.

Gardner, Marion, Instructor in Art and Design.

Graf. Daniel A., Farm Foreman.

Hamilton, Elizabeth, Instructor in Home Economics.
Hendrickson, Clarence I., Asst. Professor of Agri. Economics.
Peck, Nellie C., Resident Nurse.

Saul, George B., Instructor in English.

Schwenk, Harold, Assistant in Chemistry.

Stearns, Frances, Chief Clerk.

Sweet, Fred E., Instructor in English.

Tilley, Winthrop, Instructor in English.

Resignations:

Carlton, Philip D., Instructor in English.

Christoph, Charles D., Instructor in English.

Clark, Mrs. Walter T., Instructor in Art and Design.

Dean, Stella M., Instructor in Home Economics.

Edmonson, Ellen, Instructor in Art and Design.

Miller, Frank P., Farm Foreman.

Rafferty, Helen A., Resident Nurse.

Rogers, Bruce A., Asst. Prof. of Physics.

Strother, Charles R., Sgt. Instructor in Military Science.

Sweet, Fred C., Instructor in English.

Tasker, J. Wilder, Instructor in Physical Education.

EXTENSION DIVISION.

Appointments :-Administrative Officers and Specialists—
Dossin, Carl, Assistant Poultry Specialist.

Eggleston, Marion Selleck, Assistant State Club Leader.
Ellis, Benjamin Ward, Director.

Hall, Mary V., Assistant State Club Leader.

Appointments :-County Agents

Chapman, LeRoy Miller, County Agricultural Agent.

Clark, Walter T., County Agricultural Agent.

Clapp, Raymond Kingsley, County Agricultural Agent.
Cunningham, Mildred McKee, Home Demonstration Agent.
Edwards, Sidney Ackley, County Agricultural Agent.
Norcross, Harry Cecil, County Agricultural Agent.

Resignations:-Administrative Officers and Specialists-
Baker, Herbert Jonathan, Director.

Clark, Walter T., Assistant Farm Management Demonstrator.
Eggleston, Marion Selleck, Assistant State Club Leader.

Hall, Mary V., Assistant State Club Leader.

Mathewson, Robert Hendry, Assistant Agricultural Editor.
Taylor, John Collins, Assistant Poultry Specialist.

Resignations:-County Agents

Clark, Charles Denison, County Agricultural Agent.
Davis, Arthur Grant, County Agricultural Agent.
Dole, Sumner Alvord, County Agricultural Agent.
French, Harold Gordon, County Club Agent.
Johnson, Harold Fay, County Agricultural Agent.
Fay, John Hastings, County Agricultural Agent.

HONORARY RECOGNITION TO LEADERS IN AGRICULTURE

THE

CONNECTICUT · AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

IN RECOGNITION OF EMINENT SERVICE

TO AGRICULTURE AND RURAL LIFE IN THE.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES UPON THE RECOMMENDATION

CHARLES JUDSON ABELL
(Lebanon)

Charles Judson Abell was born at Lebanon, Connecticut, September 25, 1848, being fourth in descent from Caleb Abell, the first settler in Lebanon. Since 1872 he has been a dairy farmer. He has been a director of the New England Milk Producers' Association and a member of the Providence Sales Committee since 1919. He was one of the first directors of the New London County Farm Bureau and was president in 1921 and 1922. He has been Town Clerk since 1892, and chairman of his Town Committee since 1884. He represented his town in the General Assembly in 1883.

For more than half a century, Mr. Abell has been engaged in dairy farming. Throughout Eastern Connecti

cut he has been recognized not only as a successful and progressive farmer, but as a farm leader of the best type. He has been a very strong factor in building up the New London County Farm Bureau, and has given especial attention to the dairy marketing problems of his section.

No farmer can be found whose career better exemplifies the persistnt earnestness of effort, honesty and unselfishness of purpose, and ability and power in accomplishment, which are a necessary part of the equipment of a farmer leader of a Connecticut rural communv. C. J. Abell's life and work is an admirable example of this type of leadership.