I found more pieces the the article so here is what I have so far.
ADVISORY COUNCIL OF EXTENSION SERVICE MEETS
Homemakers' Department Has Session at Smith School
The First quarterly meeting of the coming season of the work done by the advisory council of the Hampshire County Extension service, homemakers' department, was held Thursday afternoon at the Smith's Agricultural school cottage, with Miss Hazel, member of the council, as hostess. Six of the eight members of the board were present and at this time two members were elected, one to fill a resignation, and one new addition. These two are: Mrs. David Wright of West street, this city, elected as new member, and Mrs. Philip Parsons of Southampton, elected to fill the resignation of another member, Mrs. Charles Kisiel, of Ware.
Officers of the board were elected as follows: Mrs. Clifton John-
nan; Mrs. Herbert Mascho of Westhampton, vice-chairman, and Mrs. Joseph Cook of Hadley, secretary.
The purpose of the advisory council is to supervise and and advise a specified district of the county. The county is divided into eight districts, M[ILLEGIBLE]ss Roos, because of other duties, not having this year special district. The other eight members of the board, with their districts, are: Mrs. Percy Tuller of Grandby, representing South Hadley, Grandby and Greenwich; Mrs. Joseph Cook of Hadley, representing Amherst, Hadley and Pelham; Mrs. Clifton Johnson of Hadley, representing Ware, Belchertown and Enfield; Mrs. Herbert Mascho of Westhampton, representing Westhampton and Huntington; Mrs. H.D. Stanton of Chesterfield representing Chesterfield, Middlefield and Worthington; Mrs. C.J. Thayer of Cummington, representing Cummington, Goshen and Plainfield, and the newly elected members, Mrs. Philip Parsons of Southampton, representing Southampton, Easthampton and Williamsburg and Mrs. David Wright
I suspect Mrs. David Wright was representing Northampton but the article is cut off. Here is the full scanned document.
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