1924 January 54th Annual Meeting, Hotel Adelphia, Philadelphia, Pa.

1. Presidential Address, C. D. Makepeace

2. Cranberry Report, H. B. Weiss

3. Frost On The Cranberry Bog, George S. Bliss

4. The Importantance Of Insurance To The Cranberry Grower, Frank Clayberger Jr.

5.  Report Of The Cranberry Substation, Charles S. Beckwith

Nomination Commitee Recomendations

1919 August - 50th Annual Convention, Pemberton, New Jersey

1. The Incipiency In Cranberry Culture, President, Rev. E. H. Durell

2. Recollection Of Fifty Years, A. J. Rider

3.Cranberry Pioneers Of Ocean County,George H. Holman

4. F. S. Chambers spoke on the behalf of Joseph J. White

5. Report Of The Secretary, H. B. Scammell

6. Government Crop Reports, A. U. Chaney

7. Elizabeth C. White's was called on and she described her experiences with

 cranberries and the development of the blueberry.

8. C. L. Shear Congratulated the organization and expressed pleasure

in being able to attend the historical meeting.

9. Mr. John Makepeace's comments.

10. Dr. Headlee's comments.

11. Remarks by Joshua S. Wills

12. Remarks of the host Mr. Theodore H. Budd.

13. Remarks by Mr. Charles W. Wilkinson

1917 January 27 - 47th Annual Meeting, Hotel Continental, Philadelphia, Pa.

Cleaning Cranberries, Rev. E.H. Durell

Report of the Secretary, A. J. Rider

Ideal Storage for Cranberries, C. D. Makepeace

Judicious Marketing, George W. Dean

The Fall Army Worm, H. B. Scammell

Fertilizer Experiment With Cranberries 1916, F. P. Schlatter

Report of the Treasurer, A. J. Rider

Nomination Committee Recommendations

Supplemental




Link

Published Work

Spoilage of Cranberries After Harvest,  Shear, Stevens, Wilcox
Harold B. Scammell Blogspot - Click Here

Charles D. Makepeace

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Barnstable Mass. link

Two years after coming to Hyannis Mr. A. D. Makepeace was married,
January 2, 1856, to Josephine Crocker, and for more than twenty-five
years before removing to West Barnstable, where he now lives, his
home was at Hyannis. They have three sons: William F., John C.
and Charles D. Makepeace, their second son was Edward Lincoln
Makepeace, a promising young man, who died at the age of twenty.
The oldest son, William F., married a daughter of the late Josiah
Crocker, and also resides at West Barnstable. 

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