Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-21
NATIONAL HOME.

officer of the day, Capt. Thomas
Reed.
Cutler Post, No. 4S, G. A. r., will
hold it's regular meeting this (Monday)
evening.
The funeral of the late Charles B.
Kimball was held from the Home
chapel at p. M. Saturday, Rev. ].
E. Cochrane officiating.
The members have reported from
furloughs: Daniel Tosney from Prov
idence; James Malay from Worcester,
and Albert ]. Libby from Monmouth.
John A. Tyler of Medford, late Co.
F, 10th Me. Inf, and Michael ]. OCon-
nell of Portland, late Co. e, LIST Me.
Inf, have been admitted to the Home.
Four members have been transferred
to other Branches: Martin j. Conley,
late Co. l, 9Th Mass. Inf, to the
Mountain Branch; Dennis Dugan, late
Co F. r. l., Inf, and William H.
Clarkson, late 21st Unattached Mass.
Inf, to the Southern Branch, and
Thomas Shea, late Co B, Gath Me. Inf,
to the Western Branch.
Letters for the following are adver-
tised at the Home postoffice for the
week ending Sept. 10: Allen Frazier,
William Gilpatrick: Patrick ]. Cor
Thomas Smith Thomas Smithson
and Grace Rounds.
Bernard f. Varnum, governors clerk.
has returned from Cherryfield, where
he enjoyed week with his family,
who are visiting relatives.
Miss Edith G.. Gilbride has returned
to her home in Boston, after visiting
her grandfather, Patrick Gulbride.
paeSnS have been granted to.
James Comerford to Lowell; George A
Swain to Dover; Melvin WEIGH to
Lynn; Albion T. Hutchinson to Gar
diner; Joseph Corbett to Dover; George
b. Reed to Whitman; Charles H. KIM
ball to Boston; Alexapdre Plakey to
New Bedford; John Green to Provi-
dence; Albert S. Gerry to Winthrop;
Samuel W. Wilson to Augusta; Will
liam O. Martin to Boston; George w.
Plaisted to Augusta; 1AAgh Keller to
Attleboro; Walter Carey to Boston;
Arthur B. Cunningham to Boston; AL
bert A. Darling to Belfast Samuel L.
Jepson to Lynn; Lewis V. Jones to
Belfast; William Corbett to Boston,
Joseph ]. Clark to Gardiner; Rawlins
#. Atkins to Boston; Charles W.
RugR to Portland Albert ]. Whipple
to Providence; Joseph MeArdle to Rut-
land; George w. Decker to WaterVilie;
Thomas A Thorne to lewiston
stephen w. Longfellow to Gardiner
Herbert w Potter to Watervilie; Dan
iel Carley to Boston: Amos M. Sneli TO
Whitehead: Joseph E. Sawyer to Bos-
ton. Joseph w. Johnson to Gardiner,
and Charles w. Stetson to Boston.
Gorman's Minstrels are books TO
the Home theater for Thursday eve
ming of this week.
The following members have been
granted furloughs; Henry walker 10
Dover; William H. Hancock to Union
y,Ile. charles w. Colson to Gardiner
James McNally to New YORK city,
Garrett Burgess sto Jersey CITY; MI
chael MeCarty to New York CITY. pa,
vid A. aswell to Leominster; DaVio
I.owvent to Fitchburg: George quinn
to Providence; Duncan FRAZER u
Bath: Daniel Mills to Bangor; Ernes'
NJ. Vinton to Saco; Lewis +. barton
to Boston; Patrick McCabe to Dover
! Alexander Perrault to CANADA, ho-
ward Burns to Cambridge; Aigernon
| 6 Fuller to Attleboro; Robert I. hor-
riean to Worcester; John ii. Nlckei-
son to Boston; John Williams TO Con-
cord. Ivory Severance to Lynn; WI
liam Fitzpatrick to Lewiston; James
McGranaghan to Waite; William May
to Providence; Robert w Austin TO
BOSTON: Thomas Smithson to PawtucA-
ct: John E. Thacher to Providehce'
| John Martin to Rutland; James "A.
sherman to Providence; Edmund H.
Shaw to Portland; George w. AleAan-
der to Cambridge; James II. smith 10
| brunswick; Augustus Winans 10
southbridge; Harold A. Ropach 10
Gardiner; James w. Strathearn 10
New York City; John NJ. Clark 10
Prpvidence; Charles f. Wellman TO
Belmont; James H. Lowe to Portland
Sanford B. Sylvester to Belfast, Johh
Leighton to Maiden; William Il. Ca
hill to New York City; Thomas Bow
man to Haverhill; John L. CHAMBERS
70 Boston; Reuben Daley to Bootn-
bsy Harbor: Robert Liddell to Thomp-
sonvine Fiheld A. Luce to bos'oh'
Moses e. Brown to Boston; Josiah A.
| chandler to Boston; Richard j. rape
to Providence, and Henry Pauisen TO
New York City.