Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05


Dickey. Pittsfield; Floyd v. Berry,
Norridgewock; Louis Foskin. Madi-
son; Kenneth Grant. Norridgewock:
Alfred c. McGraw, Scion.
The District Board of Bangor has
returned the names of Frank e. Fol-
some of Dexter and Eugene P. Lander
or Bingham, who filed industrial and
agricultural claims for exemption, as
passed upon by the board and selected
for military service. Mr.. Lander is
one OF the four summoned for military
duty, Tuesday
The Somerset County Exemption
Board has posted the names Of rs more
men, order numbers from ATS to 500
inclusive. to report for physical exam
inatfon here Friday next at 9 A. NJ, as
follows: Order number ATS, serial
number 939. Elmer H. Forbus, Har-
mony: 477-1639. Ross c. Stuart. Pitts
field: 47S-222, John ]. Linkletter.
Athens; 479-2364. Carl A. Dalbere.
Madison; 480-1715, Ralph L. Kileore.
Smithfield; 4S1-906, Allie w. Demine.
Flagstaff; 482-1337, Kenneth l.. Berry.
Norridgewock: 4S3-2226, Fred Morrf-
son, Jackman: 4S4-7O0 Fred A, Glea-
son. Fairfield: 4S5-250, William M.
Otis, Deadwater: 4S6-1195, Eugene G..
Wilson. Moose River; 487-24O8. Tiffey
NJ. George. Madison: 4Ss-297. Cyprien
Lamontagne, Bingham; 4s9-321. Allan
d. Rogers, Bingham: 49O-7S6, Mechel
keenen, Fairfield; 491-2ss4, John H.
Taylor, Skowhegan; 492-162s. Willard
l.. Small, Pittsfeld: 493- 2611, John Ar
senault, Skowhegan; 494 1858, Edward
Lessard, Skowhegan; 495-707. John
Quincy Fairfield 1859. Emile Tar
diff, Madison; 497- 1925, Forest F. Wes-
colt. Skowhegan: 49S-1425. Orlando C.
Woodman, Norrideewock;, 1891 1902
Robin l.. S. Jarvis. Hartland; 500
2987, Arthur G. Stoodley, Skowhegan.
Mrs. A. K. Rowell gave a delightful
shower party Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Eva Withee and her
marriage to Elmer Mcguire. She was
assisted in her arrangements by Miss
Nerna Abbey and 16 of the young lady
friends were assembled when the
guest of honor arrived.
The barn of Angler TItll in Corn
vile was struck by lightning in tho
shower Sunday night, and although no
nre was set, the bolt killed cow
Sdii anu SISep III lne Darn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Giicden. who
have been camping out at their re-
Gently purchased farm, the Wyman
place on the Back road, left Monday
for their home in Lawrence, Mass.
Thomas f. Theobald Of Norridge-
wock, shoe worker. filed his declara-
ton Of intention to become a natural
lied citizen, with Clerk of Courts w.
T. Seekins Monday.
Guy Conant, junior member OF the
firm Of Bison & Conant, with his wife
and son. Thornton. left Saturday on
a ten days trip to Portland and nearby
places.
Miss Ethelyn Morris, who has been
visiting for few days at the home
or Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chase. returned
Saturday to Good VIII Farm.
Mrs. Walter Valliere and Miss Ruth
are passing the present week with
relatives In Boston. During Mrs VAL
Heres absence. Mrs Dana Lawrence
IS taking her place In the W. p. Ord
way dry goods store.
Chancellor James r. Day of Syra-
cuse University. Mrs. Day, Miss Day.
Miss Brown of Syracuse, N. Y, Mr..
and Mrs. George s. Richards of New
York. Miss Jane Richards and Miss A.
d. futile of Syracuse, N. Y. with
chauffeurs passed through town Satur-
day on their way back from a trip to
Canada, taking dinner at the Coburn.
They called on Rev. Henry Clay Tur-
ner at the Methodist parsonage Chan
cellor Day is the only man in the his
tory of the Methodist church elected
hiShon who daclipad n foLo {ha 1oe;
ton.