Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-25
NATIONAL HOME

OH1cef OF the Gay, capt GEORGE !.
Brown.
The remains of the late George n.
Peasley have been sent to Jonesport
for burial in the family lot.
DR.. Melamid Ovidiu has returned
from a few days visit to relatives in
Philadelphia
General Beal Command, No. %. L.
v. will hold its regular meeting in
Grand Army hall this Monday eve
ming. ..i.
Thomas Sawtelle. late Co. B, It'll &
Co. G, LIST Me. Inf. former member
of this Home have been transferred
here from the Mountain Branch.
Only one letter remains uncalled
for at the Home postoffice for the
past week and that is for Frank Nc
Gamer
John Carney returned Saturday from
a pass to Boston, where he visited
relatives.
Chief Engineer E. E. Lewis and Mrs.
Lewis and MIR. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Lewis. left Saturday for New York
City, where they will pass a few days
sightseeing.
Michael Dever. late Co. NJ. End Mass.
Cav. has been granted an increase in
Pension to s19 per month.
Word was received Saturday from
Rockland that Col. William p. Hurley.
governor, who had been ill for several
days, was improved in health and
would soon be back at the Branch.
George T. Clinton of Salem, late Co.
d. And Mass. Inf, and James Lyons
of Denver, Col, late Co. c, 31st Mass.
Inf, were Saturday admitted to the
Branch. They were assigned to Co. c.
Frank w. Knapton of Co. B, and
William Callahan of Co. l.. have been
admitted to the hospital for treatment.
The following have been sent out
from the hospital: John F'riel to Co. G.;
Andrew Commit to Co. B; George ].
Page to Co. D: William D. Carroll and
John McDonough to Co. G, and Pat
rick McGrath to Co. B. +f
John Leighton returned Sunday from
a furlough passed with relatives in
Maiden. t.s.
William F. Sherwin, late Co. F. sth
Me. Inf, has been granted discharge
from the Branch and will for the pres
ent make his home in WATERFORD.
Martin Kennedy of Fredericton, N.
B., late Co. F, 18TH Me. Inf. wass Sun
day admitted to the Branch.
Miss Winifred Sweeney, a nurse at
the Mountain Branch, has been trans
ferred to this Branch and has began
her duties.
Daniel P. Cullinane of Quincy. Mass.
late Co. E, 9Th L. s. Inf. Spanish
War; reported Saturday for admission
and was taken up T. A. P. awaiting the
approval of his papers.
Capt. Thomas S. Brigham, the To-
cal manager, returned Saturday to his
home in Buckfieid.
Capt. E. W. Eldridge Of Boston. for.
merly quartermaster at the Danville
Branch. was Saturday calling on old
friends at the Home.
Robert E. Knight Of Washington,
late Co. c. End Me. Cav, and William
n. Taylor Of Providence. late U. S.
navy, former members of the Branch,
have been readmitted.
willard s. Dow 81 Surry. late Co. G.
LIST Me. H. A.; Horace A. Putnam of
Bath, late Co. e. 18th Mass. Inf: and
Robert j. Snowman Of Rochester, N.
Y, late Co. E. END U. s. Inf, were
Friday admitted to the Branch
The returns from furloughs Saturday
were: Gustavus H. Long from Bos-
ton; Charles Parker from Portland:
George W. Kellogg from Manchester:
MicfiAel Neil, from Fall River: Samuel
H. C1ough from Providence, and Hugh
Martin from Boston. @.s
The moving picture program for
Monday evening will be as follows:
..fier Prey a two-reei Gold Seal fea-
turc: The Barren GAIN" . two-reel