MADISON — Members of the Eunice Farnsworth-Ruth Heald Cragin Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution recently met at the Old Point Facility. Two new members, Maryilyn Dunlap and Mary Lou Holden Mollerus attended; one pending member, Cheryl West, whose application is in the process of being verified; and one prospective member Nancy Drew. The registrar reported several applications are being processed at the chapter level; with one nearing the final stage before being submitted to the registrar general in Washington.

MADISON — Weber Insurance of Madison recently sponsored the annual gingerbread house competition. There were 21 entries, the creations were judged by Michael Hunt, co-owner/cake decorator of The Bankery in Skowhegan for Decorators Choice and the public voted for their favorites.

WATERVILLE — The following area students in the continuing education division were recently named to Thomas College’s 2012 fall semester dean’s list:

FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington was recently awarded a Moss Hart Memorial Award by the New England Theatre Conference — New England’s oldest and largest regional theatre association — for its March 2012 UMF Theatre production of Bruce Graham’s “Coyote on a Fence.”

SKOWHEGAN — Army National Guard Pfc. Colby G. Wood recently graduated from basic infantry training at Fort Benning, Columbus, Ga.

FARMINGTON — The University of Maine at Farmington recently held its seventh annual College to Corporate Symposium to guide business-ready students as they prepare to graduate and enter the working world.

PITTSFIELD — Sebasticook Valley Health has been recognized three years in a row for quality by a national organization.

GETTYSBURG, Pa. — Jubal Horton, of Skowhegan, a freshmen at Gettysburg College, was recently awarded the David Wills Scholarship.