Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-21

Hon., Joseph, F. Bodwell, who pass
ed the summer at Loomis, N. Y, and
who has been at his home in this city
| for a couple of weeks. has returned to
LOOMS, where he will probably remain
| for the winter. Mr.. BodWell has been
In poor health but there seems to be
| a marked improvement in his condi-
ton. His many friends are hoping for
his complete recovery.
h.. Advertised Letters.
Letters are advertised at the post
office for the following: Women--Mrs.
Alice Williams. Mend. Blake, Mr. |
Nichols, (blnd NAM, Martin Nystrand.
F. A. Page, Harry Snow. Harry T. |
Snow
NATIONAL HOME,
1fi-month|y Report Shows
Gain Of IS Members,
Seven New Members viii Be
Admitted This Morning.
Gen. BeaI Command, U. v. u, will
Meet Tonight..c Concert Programs I
officer of the day, Capt Geo w.
Belcher.
The tri-monthly report shows net |
gain of Is, the membership being 2429,
with G65 absent
Horace H. Wing left the Home yes
terday on Il Through which he will
pass in Norwood, N. Y.
Roy l.. Townsend, clerk in the quar-
termaster's department. is on a short
leave of absence to FreepOrt.
George Keith was granted a furlough
and left yesterday for Fredericton, n.
B., for a short stay.
Carlos l.. Young, late Co. X, 18th II
Mass. Inf, has been granted an honor
able discharge from the Home.
William f. O'Nei late Co. A, 18th
United States Inf, Spanish War;, has
been granted an increase in pension to h
So. II
Gen. Beal Command No 49, U. V. II
u. will hold its regular meeting to-
night. All members are requested to be
present.
Major 3. d. Ridon. accompanied by
Mrs. Ridlon and little daughter. are
lway on weeks leave. DR.. W. S. a.
Kimball is in charge of the hospital
AT the request of the manager of the
company, The Manhattan Girls will ap-
pear at the Opera house on Thursday
evening, Oct. lS. instead Of Wednesday.
The funeral of the late John Nc
Carty will be held from the Home
chapel at o'clock today, Rev. FIR.
Michigan officiating. Capt. Daily will
command the escort.
Returns from Burroughs yesterday
were: Randolph Caldwell from OK
cord; Frank Lord from Auburn; Jo-
seph c, Royal from Old Town and
Patrick Higgins and Robert s. Edison
rom Boston.
Sidney A. Allen, late Co. f. 18th Me.
INF. has geen granted a transfer to
he Mountain Branch and Myron f.
Rowland, late Co. F. 9Th N. Y. Inf, II
las been transferred to the DanvilIc
Branch.
The work of placing N position the
flag staff is progressing very well. The
lag staff is progressing very we'll The
pole has been painted white and the old
one is being taken down prepare tory to
digging the 12-foot hole for the new one
which is to be set in concrete.
Seven new members will be taken
mp this morning: John J. Campbell of
Chelsea, Mass. late Co. |. 9th n. Y.
Inf; Orren r. Cutter of Minneapolis.
late 90. l.. End Mimi. Cav; Samuel
Guess of Bangor. late 41st U. S. Col
ored Troops; William Kelleher of
Hartford. late Co. n. 1st Conn. Inf.
Spanish War;; William NJ. Sargent of
Seymour, Conn. late Co. *. 18th Conn
Inf. Albert j. Swanton of Kearsarge
N. H., late Co d, Goth Maine Inf. and
Timothy G. Sprague of Seymour, Conn,
late Co. X, 18th Conn. Inf.
Daniel Shea.
Daniel Shea died yesterday in the
hospital here Mr. Shea WAS born in