Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-15

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sy. No. Anson; Carroll c. Goodwin.
Skowhegan; Lewis H. Carl. North An
son: Geo. NJ. Collamore, Palmyra:
Vernon w. Warren, Smithfield; Willie
Libby, Rockwood; Joseph F. Johnson.
Skowhegan: Alton H. Ellis. Skowhe-
gan; Arnold w. Davis, Hartland; Ed
die E. Carpenter, Skowhegan; J. o.
Humphrey. Pittsfeld; Maurice p. Mer-
rill. VIM. Folsom Merrill, Skowhegan:
\. S. Grace. The Forks: Donate Vern-
gelisto. Madison; II. E. Lovejoy Fair
field; Harry c. Townsend. Fairfield:
Loning McGraw. Rockwood; Albert
Farland, Fairfield; Horace Written,
lockwood; Emile Cyr. Madison: W.
A. Ladd, Fairfield; Albert Tanguay,
Jackman: John White, Madison; VIM.
Gagne, Skowhegan; Fred r. Jones. St.
Adams; Leslie NJ. Brooks, Pittsfield:
kobt. c. Burns, Moscow; F. J. Sim
mons. Moose River; VIM. Whitemore,
Norridgewock; VIM. r. Hurd, Pits
field; Charlie Holland, lockwood: Les
ter E. Holway. Madison: Game I.econe,
Fairfield; Linwood f. Worstor. An
son; Jos. Dyer. Arson: Alfred Cowctt,
Skowhegan; Clayton l.. Atwood, New
Portland; Joel f. Tozier, Scion: Ed
mund c, Durgin. West Forks: Jas. Nc
Donough. Fairfield; Hector Burbee.
lockwood: Dana E. Archer. Anson;
Ivan 2. Davis, Bridgton; Acheiile
Dallue, Madison; Everett w. Bacon.
Skowhegan.
The following are the Somerset
county men who have passed the ply
seal examination for military SER
vice and who have not filed exemption
papers. the serial numbers being Civ
en- IN each instance: ISL. Herbert W.
Durgin. The Forks; s37, Phillip r,
Reed. Fairfield: 1868, Leon A. Higgins.
Pittsfeld; 1865, Florin l.. Spaulding.
MOSCOW 1891, Erwin s. Parkman. ST.
Adams; 1889. Arthur c. Dunton, Pitts
neid' 4Sl. Oils l.. Lewis, Canaan; a.
harry Descheneau, North Arson; 1853.
Earl c. Moody, Scion; 275s, Willis
F'ournier. Skowhegan; l705. Roland
Bickford, Smithfield; 1881, Clarence n.
Anderson, Norridgewock: $50. Lewis p
Cvr Fairfield; 1146, Charles Boulter
Moose River; 51s. Archie r. Dawes,
DEAD River; 2sso, Leon Waldo sy-
monds, Skowhegan; $50, Ralph c.
Fogg' Bingham: a79, Frank f. Folsom.
Dexter; 29s, Eugene p. Lander Bing-
ham.
Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Salley OF Middle
street ~ere aroused from their slum.
pers about 100 Tuesday morning nv
the sound of shouting outside tboir
dwelling and investigation shortly re-
vealed that the doctor was not wanted
professionally but that his daughters
MISS Corrine l.. Salley, who is sum.
mering at Mingo Springs, and Mrs.
FRANK Fales with Mr.. Fales Of Farm
lngton were demanding admittance
MISS Charlotte Dow of Wiscasset and
Miss Blanche Jewett of this town. who
are also at Mingo. We're included in
the party. with other friends. The
party left Mingo about p. M and
came as far as Pennington. where
they added the Fales to the group ana
gave their host and hostess a decided
surprise. After lunch and a brief
stay here. they started on their re-
turn to Mingo. which they probably
reached shortly after daybreak.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baker Fogler ane
children, BENJAMIN and Margaret
nave returned to Ludlow, Mass.
The meeting of the Pioneer Past No.
Die brands Association Monday aft.
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Alice S.
Baker on Turner avenue was we'll at
tended. 1t was social gathering, dur
ing which salads, cake. dainties and
cofree were served. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Willis
Bailey.
c. r. Oliver. formerly in business
here, was down from Long Pond Mon
day and Tuesday. He is now with
the Kellogg Lumber Co. and with his
family resides at the terminus OF the
State road.
Sheriff Goodrich was occupied for
quite portion Of the day Tuesday IN
searching for George Corners. former
ly OF Arson. who escaped from State
prison and had been traced to Madi-
son. He was reported to have been
seen at Lakewood and II was in that
direction that the sheriff on Tuesday
instituted his search.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson and two
children of Portland have returned
home after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N Mills were
also down from Portland to visit at the
Hurley home the first of the week.
S. H. Swain reported Tuesday the
sale Of the Alexander Robb farm in
Canaan to William Fields Of Brock
ton. Mass. Mr.. Fields will shortly
take possession of his new estate and
will engage in general farming.
Miss Mildred Duren arrived home
Tuesday from visit at her home in
Richmond.
Hon. B. H. Lawesnce Of Fairfield was
a business visitor Tuesday in Show
hogan.
Marriage intentions Of John Lewis,
g. young Skowhegan attorney, and
Miss Mildred Burnham Chute, daugh-
ter Of Turnkey and Mrs. Charles H.
Chute of the Somerset county jail
residence, were placed on file Monday
evening with the town clerk.