Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-06

A new roster Of Co. E members at
the border has been prepared, owing
to the coming home of more than
dozen of the company, some reserves
ond others discharged for sickness or
other reasons, and various promotions,
which is as follows: Capt, Roy L.
Marston; LIST Lieut., George K. Robin
son; End Lieut., John w. Healy; first
sergeant, Arthur Roderick, formerly in
the regular army, and corporal in Co.
E; mess sergeant, Walter G. Lessard'
supply sergeant, Chas. Earle Patten,
from sergeant and corporal: sergeants.
John c. Weston and Robert A. Emery,
from corporals, Enrol c. Chase from
private, and Bert V. Russell from mu-
stefan; corporals, Everett M. Avore,
formerly artificer), Matthew Green,
Howard T. Noble Elwood D. Allen
, Phil Chapman, Guy P. Mcdonald,
Frank A. Turcotte from privates);
cooks, Augustus Leo from private),
and Oral T. Bean; musicians, Walter
L. Tompkins (private), and Joseph r.
Sanford; artilicer, James D. Galway
Cfrom private); privates. Joseph L.
Rolduc, william A. Brooks, Elmer j
Bushey, John c. Croker, David Cum
bingham, Clarence Z. Damren, Allie c.
Dore, DIN F. Dudley, James X. Gill
bert, Edward B. Could Garfield Green
| William F. Goulette. Jesse H. Hutch
inson. Rex c. Kelley, John F. Keough
Alfred E. Lafond, Eugene L. Lancto
Edward Later, Anthony L. Laundry
John E. Leo. Willard B. Manley, FREQ
M. Mckay. Lewis d. Mitchell. Frank
w. O'Retlly, Albert c. Pelkey, Guy H
Pelkey, Columbus c. Perkins, Solomon
Peters, Alton Phinney, Deane E. Pray
George NJ. Rowe, Edward Savers, Leor
Sheaff, Charles Swift, Charles n. Tur-
cote, Fred L. Tuttle, Merton Tuttle
Earle C. Withee.
! DR.. o. H. Tracy Of the First Bap-
fist church was in Benton Monday af-
ternoon, where he officiated at the fu-
reral Of Mrs. Druslla (Cromwell)
Brown. Mrs. Browns body was taker
there from Skowhegan, Monday morn.
ing, following prayer at the house
She leaves one daughter, Miss Caddie
Brown, and a sister, Mrs. Abbie Fer
land Of Troy, who has been caring fol
William Murray of this town cele.
DRAFTED in quiet way his seth birth
day Tuesday and expresses himself as
feeling pretty well, though he has the
distinction of being the second oldest
man Of the town. Mr.. Murray walks
cut occasionally to call on his friends
though he has retired from active
work. Mr.. Murray was born in Can.
ada as the records show in the parish
Of st. Francis de Beauce on Sept. 8
1927, son Of Lambert and Adelaide
! (Maheau) NORM, though his name was
changed in coming t. this country He
has resided here many years and over
+ Sc years ago married Miss Mary Clair
Fairfield. Their four unmarried sons
Fred, Mitchell, Walter and Augustus
live with them, while their son Charles
lives in Waterville Mr.. Murray ir
early. life worked rs lumberman anf
river driver, giving up this soon after
his marriage, when he worked in the
Skowhegen iarnery, which burned
down some years ago.
Mrs. Fred Chesley, who has beer
visiting Dexter Rove and Mr.. am
Mrs. X. A. Withee, left Tuesday fol
her home in Beverly, Mass.
| Mrs. Ella Mason and Miss Mildred
Mason are visiting in Waterville with
Mrs. Nasons sister, Mrs. Emma Ora
ham.
| Mr.. and Mrs Wood Taylor and sol
James left Tuesday morning for thei
home in Ensenada de Mora, Cuba, aft
err a visit with Mrs. Taylor's mothe,
Mrs. Clara Emery. on Main street
They plan to pass a few days in Bos
| ton, Mass, and make a short visit Il
Mr.. Taylors home town in Kentuck.
en- route to Cuba, where he is in tn
sugar business.
Joseph Gilblair Of Gardiner Is visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. George Ware
Mrs. Laura Twaddle with her sol
Frank are domiciled at the home o
Mrs. Edith Stewart for the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Porter left Mon
day for Pressure Isle, where they pla
to visit relatives and attend the fair.
Mrs. May Pepper Vanderbilt. consid
cred by many to be one Of the world
greatest psychics, will speak at tn
c.