Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-29
SKOWHECAN NEWS
Certifcation Of Men for ar Servce-Street Sweeper us
Knocked Autos Coide-Death Of Mrs. Walter Fynt
at West Baldwin-Verdict Madison Water District
-High School Athletic Association Formed

The following list Of men called into
military service by the local board
were Friday reported and certified by
| the district board az selected for mill
tary service and not exempted or dis
| charged: Valentine K. Leppold.
Brighton: Clarence Sands, Jackman;
Fred A. Gleason. Fairfield: LeAhman
Smart. lockwood; Ivan p. Chad
! bourne, Harmony: Lindsey Foster,
Pittsfield: Miles T. Shaw. Fairfield;
Eugene c. Wilson. Jackman. These
men have been asked to report Oct. 2.
Other recent happenings at the local
board headquarters are that Vernon M
Warren Of Smithfield was certified
| back to the local board as selected TOT
military service by the district board.
A telegram received from the adJutant
general indicated that Eugene Drake
OF Pittsfeld would be discharged
Clyde H. Spauiding, Harold E. Wing
and Lester E. Hclway would have been
DISCHARGED from service on industrial
grounds.
| The following men were those OF
the last quota called for examination
on Sept. :; who were, rejected: Henry
! G. Corey, Skowhegan; Willis A.
Brooks, Pittsfield: Jean Bizier' jacks
man: Arno Padham. Bingham; James
T. Staples, Skowhegan; Leon E. Cot
trell. Skowhegan; Clarence A. Brooks'
Pittsfeld; Fred P. Roullard. Skowhe-
gan: John E. Sinclair Pittsfleld; Ear
old Y. Dunlap. New Portland; Hiram
E. Hoyt. Arson; James Boyd, Show
besan: Cecil c. Cooley, Cornville;
Parker Sands. Moose River; Louis V.
LaPlant, Fairfield: Gedion Carriveau'
Jackman; Lennie r. Smith, Madison;
James H. Thorne. North Anson: Car
roll Richardson. Hartland; Ray OTIS
Moore, Starks: Halph L. Padham'
Solon: Lindon L. Devoll. Norridge-
wock; Frank E. Brown. Pitts6eld; Ed
ward Jarvis. Skowhegan; Erwin n.
Iaskey, Skowhegan: Omaire Lacesse'
Jackman; Leo II. Butler. RocK"ooo'
Jules Boutin, Jackman.
/ The following men were those VINO
were examined and accepted: Joseph
, Delaware. Madison: Paul E. Chamber
! lain. Jockman: Guy D. Booker. Corn
Vile: Frank B. Adams. Scion; Hollis
Brown. Athens: Elmer j. LOOMS
Skowhegan: Joseph Philippine. Moose
! River; Manual II. Berry, Anson: Alton
F. Rolfe. Canaan; George weber,
| Madison: Ora NJ. Sawyer, Moose RIVER
Phillip Nadesu. Jackman; Warren f.
Dickson, Fairfield; Leon Y. Walker
North Anson; Albert Michaud. Madi-
son All of the above excepting Mi
chaud and Nadeau filed exemption
claims. The following men nled claims
Of exemption on account OF oeins
aliens: Douglas Howe. EDWARD ~
Shibley and Lloyd Hensbee- Those VINO
failed to appear for examination al
though notified to be present were: Jo-
seph Adelbert. Thomas Cady' Wilforo
ve,,leax Mark Howieson, Joseph >.
Robinson.
The claims of the following persons
we're disallowed Horace Mclean
BOSTON: Carl A. Dahlburg. Madison;
! Fred Whittier, Cornville; Myies A.
spinney. Fairfield.
The following claims were allowed
although the men had passed theephy-
steal requirements sufficient to permit
their admission to military service:
kcenofone Torbonuk, Brighton, alien;
willis Quirrion, Skowhegan. allen;
Conrad Webb, Norridgewock. alien
George c. Crocker, St. Adams. WHO
and two children; Harry E. Cobb Har-
mony. wife and child: David Culleton'
Wat Forks; Harry E. COBB. Har"
mony. wife and child: David Culleton'
West Forks, alien; Charles A. Brown,
Hartland, wife and two children; Ran
do,nh LeClair. Moose River. alien; r
r Berry. Norridgewock. wife ana
three children; Donald McTaggart' son
| ~ widowed mother, brother OF two un-
der 1S years old; Seman Mckarus'
| Long Pond, alien; Frederic C. shuier'
alien Germany.
| rr,enAs here OF Encouragement >.
W could will extend sympathy in the
! d.atb of his mother which occurred
Tbursday in Hiram. Madam Gouio
was some over 80 years OF age ana re-
| centlv sustained a fall which hasteneo
her end.
| -Jr and Mrs. Christopher Lessor
are the parents of a little son.
Mrs Thomas Rollins and daughter,
Mia. Christie, left Friday for Stockton
Springs. where they are to establish
their future home.
| AS Arthur Tichnor of Jackman was
| turning the corner of Madison ave-
nue. and Russell street here Thurs
| day his brakes refused to work and
he was unable to stop his car unti
it bumped into another auto stand
ing by the curbing near the Philbrick
building. The Tichnor car sustained
puncture in the radiator and knock
ed off the top cover OF the radiator.
The other automobile did not appear
to he much damaged Charles Tur-
cote street sweeper. who was occu-
pied with his duties in that vicinity,
was knocked down but not seriously
nurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Tilton are 20
move to one of the Gould bungalows
! on Alder street and Miss Grace Cain,
who has been occupying the same. Is
to re-establish her home at Hotel Ok
ford.
Mrs. Anna Anne of Gardiner is Wis
! ting with the family Of Thomas 9.