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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-31
/ It Pays to Buy a
the Specially Store.
Hows THE COAL PILE,


Better take a look at the coal
pile, or lay in more wood. The wea-
Their man who gets paid for telling
us what's coming our way says that
it will be freezing tomorrow night
all the way to the coast, with rain
preceding.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Beard have as
their guests Mr.. Boards mother,
Mrs. NJ. E. Beard of Quitman, Miss.
and Mr.. Will Beard Of Port Arthur,
Texas.
Mr.. E. C. Bolte of New Orleans
was here on Tuesday.
SEE ]. w. PADDOCK FOR IN.
SURANCE.
Wouldn't IN automobile Or d
$4,000 diamond ring be worth
your efforts in the one month tkat1
4 left Of the contest?
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-31

Toilet waters, perfumes and face
powders. Belangef Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-31
|epruANTS AGREE TO
CLOSE AT SIX

4 committee consisting OF Messrs.
manor and Guidry called on the
.erchants today with an agreement
AZ them to close at 6 p. m. They
"a not seen all when we went to
rsas. but the many names signed
: he agreement shows them well
lLposed to give their clerks
/ dance for recreation. It is
~ up to the people of the town to
~ their good disposition by doing
taeir buying before 6 p. m.-Lafay-
~ Advertiser.
When you cannot relieve your
esugh try A. D. S. Pine Expectorant
VA Tar NMentholated. Phone 6.
Peoples Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-01-31

Prepare for ANTS. Ant Poison
and Ant Powder at Dyer-Lehmann's
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-30

L Ei Ea59 EF-f z-g r1s7g =-E .HsF IRA sg--a7
- 81 E-l -- I EH IE
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

putsa ss iht ,its cnt,l ~. total 4,
tIratoi Uasf ~ eaA irrf,,tmsst !.
81 fs sna iAv raiIaa snA ssaoasi si
sa,t ilufrHf meri se b. assessed a4aie.i
o. alaiitve rwPgis aad ts aeprss S,
as iulifHe
~ ietiHs fnsNi.sa 1uiil aaa
trsh Mafla8
AsaH'i ths vHN m lestas
tHr.fI lsfa =.
Asa.a.i ,orfe.Ntaas nas,ssa
tnrTant frlai
lhat ihf amoaa' 30 fn.ai i.st s.-ss
Hst HfHsi ,ath unpfr D. b. ioiias
sltris sHA
MNihiA~ A,a,ftlae ia a.. ofti.u
siailai 20 w nnHi ~ iht tb Easi
teF uernr. Nar sad Improvement ua
Its ~iroti inen tht PASS is,a a.
Yea ein~i o. ihi EASE hne ,d ~am Raj
AlH ,tnet fsr nsnss aI ths ..unst.
a e.ld Ifai-iis sna i-.nif .au 81 ih.lI
u.f-fit aul taf sm.alats c,latem,lais,l
it F -ei ssaie-i ralh I'D .ogh i.is
rtfis tnd it sNuUai snt a-slust
tH tWe thnAt Naeinm tamlany
ar. aalhavs tanH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

f 'arr lesH.. ana tutaf, f.r s.rt
NNef taaf eeaf, ae4r tk. s.,e
.f.a I" sad uolt aal US al.ttsan..
~ Nft sN deferred ,.spu4ate a.
'i irifnsi SO co. rats III sisAi n.r
i,f eHnum iirm .lssl ~ ts - ~.
Y "'ft ts CO. tHt pi., sl,d that 80.
f3-tii oeaf mel rat an s. aa, rsfi
7" SID fafmtrt. h.iota u.atasft b,
- newt u Ninesal end segiusa .ns.s
iHr ifenoftrf ~ .sai o.ss f,asalla e.,
~ tHef. ST -liau raln.sls ana .fa,..t
fatietts shei ~ raM an a.tfaai.. -n
ltHa Do nuiius IA ,aH ,us fa.ln..f
A4i'N tH nrer,., uI ss.d uuk isa
i-f r.ni 81 ..lh e-iIutai b.ln. asa i.asi
sHi f'-ftf1 amd tht osaarAi aa I'd Dol.
WYE Aial t saaeriarr m tht tits. ana
$40 fHNlHf -H n.-fatl saau 81. ialI Oh
'a,H Hftr wh Itsn.a
WiitNfAs Ao,eing g. ti. r.i..rt or
written SAT- mtHt Of sali ltft Fa.nar
.'arftlH. tar saA Improvement on
l.r"fnfi ~iltf insm tHr fss. nna n
lA1 ,ifvf o. o. is.t Ha. af >sni Nsa
~ nhtt fitN ..rhf ar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08
HEAo OFF mar AL WRITER
COUGH

A iif tisi -isN ef s.ft fhfoal iiEki
chesi 81 stpisrd ur head tske d.,se a
~ ihlts i1ns Tar iioref if.f heal.
irf riue fsf ueiUNe hnstt ana So
rriiae UuicAis ni4sNe fne c,,aet.tfsu
iisieh fhs rt'ssn suA neAt az youf
eria ln fseHr ftnr Tar iirnts "a.
sli thf etnrfils ~ shs heating anaiNa
fe'ln lNnf feftst n ~ picsesAt a.
iaAt ant enllsrtlo fhe nsrptula ou
tto iaHtie tfNs whs q frisyses oold.
sea oiathe a. NNar prasfist ssc
AaN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

NErE IA 49,
AZ iAAi ccgtaio h.s ifsel ~ rarosi "
iaad y ,ne sis,s Ard ,,tuassd ~ith,a tte
fsulsaiatr llRIits ~ ihq trvn 81 Notqsps
tAn.si Na~.Fs tUUnt, ftNta and suf
81. kne~a aHi dtaei'i,aa ssiieliuust
a,lts ~ iap4 noa ~ cav ,iitieei lls
sefe sefses ~ = N rfiaur su Nait
lNfA hgplanise ~ ! asAe a. ,he lnffr
so.tasn ~ ths B i-cnt.ts liHe ~ the
~ ittaol atReea@ survey VITA ihe
: bsurAt, tps 1T lssfstd Strst &C.
the \ D efFff 81 ihi. tfts ihfnsi
81 iih ihe sat l.saf.iaf, uHr ~ ssii
iA n ifiuai ~user, = ~ a,nrssss AVID
q ninatrs "a ga q iD tafas Sos y 81
.,,lnfi qi MASH Mnsstfta Suftc, 10 tl
a,f,s a i~a p ~ ,afas .iske fcr tis
c'fns ~ this igtri, t.lue the \
B ,s,fntf rt ~tnt, IL (. afiss fnf Nfs
tesaltr ihsrlhI thfncs y - bl1ass
+ sA iniuuir@ "A Wth fhe y is.ur.iaft ui
rsa ,heIiltI ~nNrs lS1 90 ssfas 90
4 tht y "a ,,nnei ~ said thsfllss s.Af
tfS aiIl itt n N o..rtef ~ iti. iftei
on ihr q ts.ti,dsN haf el sac loltn
Nses.rsf aN sgfy snne, ihrrf y r
dr1fea. ~ miautet b aisna tht u
. i-sauasfy itrt ID l,ln Wsa.s.nsts ~
aefy surrey iel ,araf te o stake inl a.,
\ "a oHHr 81 iht tfsA iNifiNttlne
tht \ ls0udsrt hHs ol lfsassfa rfnst
thsp.t With the 4 i.,uu,laf, lsns ~ ! ny
sfd ~tus, ~ deanes ~ miHuics h
/ itAa tsas Ga lssiaHiut
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

40 tiai efffain ffstt ~ narsrl ~ lsna
!ssae i.'ing and situated eitiIin the
fsirlsffafs Nriiis ~ ~ said fHf ~ ref
ilns iifisti IS iif Nestrfn psftigH thrff
81 As,ash - ~ edfdn'rg l.eprasa
ttffet contrasting / 81 ~ arfeg ~ lard,
s,a shs same piscs ~ lad ~hi.6 3ss
r.stessd by the tofpna Nhrisfi - nna
Lad NDnpsny - Namuei W. fshiln
~ dssA daisA Jose k5. lse1 aed str
-sme So fs.nseYfd - rkuufi 1 Ran
kir ~ Hills As ltsnkip d deei dafei
luif 80 isft hath ~ fhf esd dssds sfe
gsef4fa W lhf Records ~ iafts - Nj
fs-s tonuty. frkaE snd ssd isnd \ ffi
serli,td ~ meaea ss,A l~,aasis ~ iuiipRrf
B.ssipainr ~ ~ intsfsfeflcu - the
Hesfrra bsnsfart hhe ~ ihs = ~
pfiesg rs aus NurssF ard ~ <eufA
sfn iasshdsfs iiaf ~ lsrsI@fa htFsff ~
~ \ q fsnsr - fhs Autsy Ihfnr
\ - DEGREES ~ n,ln rs Nsth ~ sfafr
.slA Hsstefe feandsgf iinr ~ Fslpaf
Tract las ONfss ~ itr NnsffFr cufaff
"a ifass ~ b fF-laa sffra ~ 1snd ~
she nsute ~ \ y hihrz ~ iae saalh
tsp rsfhfr - tht slnftt Tiienes A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

haifhatsf ofatf ~ this hprss faanta
~aufh afafH M miNHits Aarf un faff
i-,aisiafi N sa,d enftfg NJ ANt ~ inai1
aertr itfi fafaa a. ~ &iushsaft aararf
So nnifiNNfef fufulf ~ tAif nHrtHf
Boundary ~ naa rstfif.a iha4 ~ ID
sarsA ta tunfhesrt cpfhrf ~ q "a ij
aeso tarseri thcnss North deasae. "a
~ .4A -ff aafe sutsrg 3iaal tafa.
~ith Nofthaest cnfnrf wa s.aifh lsal,sA
Afy Hrs ~ Leopard sifeei, ileafs Nufih
- dfaufs AZ nlinmitl. Wrsi 3if1i fnfas
~ -ppsb l-iandsft irlpaid stftet ~
isslanins
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

hs iH tis tau. in taiaI estimated
o-i W enab mwe .m,at b. N e. .~
and tht portion trl anuunt
W u.a Improvement tu e ar-o...a
Hes'Hf fh afniun Fnnft aui it
HeHrs 80 h.np.
lof rtnF Boz mins eaIt. ani
mh sN8 t- fn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

bfinnies 80 sfakf iar ihe e4fAtr
u this tfaft nhensr fhf fprk lnkfkiAg
fhr lriffseeiien ~ ihe Wesf la,gntsly
sirf e The cts - Cpfpas fAfir.i s,al
fhs FyFihera tzirn.iaff nae - i.euptfd
-lsfts. bqHfs \ ~ dcrfres % e,inAfsa,
West 21aa taFass thepre s~nfh ~ des
9ftes ~ minutr4. fae ~iia esA Npffhs
aff bs.ariafy iihr ~ is4lppr1 NlFsfi
iGfas sAras H. .a4ke. IN Aen errner
~ z Hrfe ttsst ~ IN pamf ~ NJ n
irtff inf fhs \ 81 cofatf "a ibia tiAqf,
ihfpfe n d.xrefa. "a minutes. Esf
al9rq Sc A0fthffn i<alndsfy ~ .aN n.
n sutu Tssst li5 Nefss 10 IA NqI'a
c8Tnrf for ihe fsei tornsa ~ shsl tract
tein1 sise fhe Mouth enfnff ~ ~ t.wk
in9 Ynfs theafr y ~ ieggess 40 rssp
nfFs West Nita m = tN lognsiaff iat
n aid fVei IVY fnri ksft7 .tftk ~
stsAe fef fAt Northwest spsnsf 81 ii.l.
igael ihfnff \ W dqe7e1k ~ a,lepteH
Wa, <11F laras Il plscf ~ l.sAinnlnf.
rnnsAiniae va aefge ~ hand e|se.,-'tpT
hhRnrf ffom Ael ~ ~ t2H 'f.lf' a
Land esitoln itefl i>Pira psfis N 'ett
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08


40 aees ~ lsHd !, .nR within tln nsf
iaffait hiuiis ~ sac saii 'liY n sefap
tnfisii ysuntf ~ AHafs ishfh n,ii ~
40 sfgf tfaa lu ,hs rtne ~ ioliH
NasssHff dfnasfd and b auislislHian
So msftsa 100 90 niHr sai sipsff ~
said sniaiIi ia,i tract nf 90 aafff ln fhs
aamf 81 Waltz NnrsHfi. ani i'af'ifa
isfiF dfsfi,ai - fiiless nfHinnlng
- rfnAr ~ the ~ M elfaff ~ Ssh
difiaiuH So 30 she rens M Hfs faHnIr
- Atfsasns1 theHrr NogtA re- afeu'~s
laiauiNa D.. sIih tnt ntifiaal Nfsf
i.suudaff Hna ~ sid Sc eefsa
flafi in fhf nanr ~ l.hH Noseshsf o..
ssaed tffH tafss a. 5 stake an iAf Z.
fnarrin uf 90 ttteNsiah ~ ttnpAul
street ~ n,r b M r0fNH ~ this cub
dltiaiaA 10 fhf rsmf 81 said Walter
Nsssssisff thflnf -Hiih ~ arrFfsa
- ninuifs iasi Hiih co. sald tpgif
isllnfsrf iiHf ~ sid ifupafl
street 5s NafaK a. fAa ~ M n4ftif Yi
ssia hui.lis Isluh No : in ilf namr 81
i,hn Na~ssnit. ~ 90 a 3 oefHff N
iht- sits usrnrf 4 ~ dfFfsfs 81 eifh
,ss ny is.uadafy line ~ said lslia Mnss
snsf rutslfitipn HE fsfss . stake in ne
= isiardafF iinf ~ said Nuidlfia.pn ~
ir fhf nsHs ~ fsnssf h WHsirif
~ tbt + b osfnrr - fhia haiaiis iss9s
tAfnfe eiih chs sail n nas ~ lssf nan
"a survey ~ fHi.4ltitiff TAI fHfss ~
iiis place ~ ffgiHnisF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY owNrn =

On Leopard Street from the Eas, line ofI...e
line OF Sam Rankin Street and on eoos,J 20 the East
the last lane OF Sam Rankin Street yves, 10 IS, rom rom
Limits; >"' W inc City
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

No-innii,. 10 o la.iai in ihf : nae ~
i.sifafd siItti ani B nr si ihe Nngsi
sasi 90 arl' tract vai ui iht NtIeal tfsfi
lel tht \ ? o.ungr thn tract thtnet M
- 81 fo,f vih p hne u.s. leefaid stsy4i
io = M eofurt tbs trpgt ,hengr .
la test g. lsfri m D i|af ui said
Wusssnii Toast iei = oelptf iiis itast
thenw \ "a dseros ta uinHfr, I uhh
Said 3 ilrf Wsfasufi Tract iilW icci
a. riar ~ iseEnninf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-08

Hs ss.7 rs ffifn. 49, Npff ~ ~
oi5 = asa. silsss
ana I7sa 40
sssaa slsf fsas-, ~ sAs ~. a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-22
HARRY HARMON is
ROBBED OF 500

Harry Harmon, proprietor of the
lunch cart by City Hall is mourning
the loss Of about go good dollars as the
apparent result of too trusting faith
in the honesty of mankind. Mr.. Har-
mon was a little short on help and he
decided to take on young fellow who
had been hanging about there for some
time and whom was known by his as
sociates as AL" Accordingly, the fell
low was hired and Mr.. Harmon did not
bother to find out anything about him.
not even his name.
Az worked couple of nights like
any we'll behaved young man and on
Monday night he was there untii we'll
into the night, but when the sun first
showed its head above the Holdings
worth and Whitney mills in the dawn
OF Tuesday morning, Az was miss
ing. and SO was about $50 of Mr.. Har-
mons money from the cash register.
dollar and half was left and the
register was carefully locked.
Whittier Ar has fled no one knows.
There was vague rumor that a fell
10" answering to his description had
vanished in the direction Of Bangor
but as Mr.. Harmon is not able to give
very good description of him. and as
there is nothing known about him,
what his name is, where he came from
or whittier he was bound, the hope
OF his apprehension is very small.
Tuesday, Headquarters Officer Davis
and Mr.. Harmon went to Bangor to
look for AR but no report of their
success or failure was forthcoming up
to late hour. No one whom the DO
lice could get in touch with seemed to
know anything about the fellow or
where he would be likely to be found
and even his real name is not known
to anyone who could be located dur
ing the day Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-22
IHROP

CEETER-Among the dinner guests
Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Bailey were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank 6. Bailey and son
Charlie of Palmer, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Bailey and son Leslie Of Randolph,
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HAM
mond and daughter Burdena.
T. H. Thomas and Miss Vida Sprasue
went to Belgrade Sunday, where they
were guests at the home of Roy Sprag
returning Monday.
Mrs Carlton and Mrs. Wolfe are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Winterbottom at
their farm. Mr.. and Mrs. winterbottom
and children, who have been here for
few weeks cutting and housing the hay,
will return to Roslindale, Mass, next
week
Miss Arvilla Stevens and friend, Miss
Berry Of Fairfield, came Monday for a
visit with Miss Stevens parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George Stevens. The will return
Thursday
Henry Wing. Frank f. Hewitt and Car
roll Towle were catching pickerel at the
Narroxs pond Monday.
Mrs. G. s. Towle and son Morris have
gore to Portland as guests of Mrs.
Towle's sister. Miss Rose Hallett, for a
few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-22
Awning Catches Fire

A little excitement was caused on Main
street at about o'clock Tuesday after
noon when the awning over The Grill at
l42 Main street caught fire and was quick
~ mass of flames. The people living II,
the tenement over the restaurant got sew
eral pals of water and were able to put
the fire out before it caught on the build
Ing. although the woodwork where the
awning joins the building was badly
charred and the paint was burned off.
The fire department was not called, as
the people were able to handle the fire
with pals of water from a window direct
ly over where the larger part Of the blaze
was. A good crowd was quickly collect
ed 20 watch the fight and for minute or
two It looked as though a serious fire
might be started. as the building was an
old wooden one in a nest of wooden huild-
ings and the wind was blowing young
gale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-22
STATEMENT ON
PLAYGROUND USE
Wateryille Ne

"aterVllle, We, Aug. D. 1917.
Civic Improvement Committee. Water
vile Woman's Club:
In making a report as Director of tho
playground activities in Wateryille made
possible through the efforts OF YOUR assoc
ciatlon and the generosity of public
minded Citizens, 1 wish to call your at
tentlon to the fact that the movement had
10 be built new from the ground I'D. NV
nrst ten days in connection with the en-
terprise were spent for the most mart in
manual labor helping to get the requisite
material equipment in price and ready
1or use. The children. however began to
come as soon a S announcement was made
that playground opportunities were to be
offered and they continued to come and
had to be cared for while the work of
equipping the grounds went on.
The average daily attendance at the
grounds has been over 90 boys and girls,
The maintaining of proper discipline
proved matter of some difficulties until
the boys learned that certain meas
ure OF school-like requirements was de-
manded. An example or two made of the
worst offenders soon took care Of that
particular problem.
The community and the press have well
coined and lent an encourag cling hand to
the support Of the enterprise 1t is a
matter Of regret that a false report
should have laid to the boys the break
ing Of the cables supporting the swim
ming tank. The breaking was purely ac-
cldental. The tank has been especially
appreciated by the little girls of the city,
who are less fortunate than their broth
ers in the matter of opportunities for
learning the art Of swimming
The task of supervision was soon found
to be too difficult for one to handle, al
though the ladies lent much aid. and a
very efficient instructor was secured in the
person of Charles Weeks, who has spared
no pains in doing we'll the work assigned
him. The maintenance of baseball teams
and Of few other forms Of play has
been Handicapped by the lack of bays OF
mature years. many of whom are this
year at work and the unusually hot
weather that prevailed for several weeks
of the playground term.
My personal relation to the enterprise,
while involving a considerable burden of
responsibility lot ,he sdletS anu we'll
being Of the little folks entrusted to my
care, has been on the whole very pleas
ant. With the valuable equipment now
on hand and with the experience gained
by the community in the conduct Of play
ground enterprise, there seems to be no
reason why it should not prove of wide
spread value in the future summers.
Respectfully submitted.
(Signedl GEORGE L. BEACH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-22
TWO ARE KILLED
Nine Guardsmen In
iured in Electric Storm
Company Streets Struck at Camp Nc
Guinness-Lishtnins Burns Cross IN
Forearm Of Sergeant sair Of Natick

birmingham. Mass, Aug. 1.-Two
members of Co. L, 9th Massachusetts,
Infantry were killed. nine others from
the 9th and 9Th regiments were Sc
riously injured and three officers ana
a number of men suffered minor in
iuries when severe electrical storm
played havoc in Camp McGuinness to-
day.
TWO Are Killed
The dead are Corporal E. P. Clark
of Natick and Private z. J. Sullivan OF
birmingham, formerly of Norwood.
Those who suffered injuries serious
enough to warrant treatment at the
camp hospital or at the hospital In
Framingham are: Edward Fay, Med
ford; Arthur kelliher. Cochituate;
Nialsom RUSSELL Meirose; Maurice
Mendoza, Everett; Herbert Decker,
Medford:: Charles McCannon. Dor
chester; Morris Gouldsburg. Revere;
Leslie Bennett. Natick; Edward Fan
non, Natick. They are expected to re-
cover.
Company Street Struck
The streets of Cos. l.. b and f were
struck but most Of the injuries were
to men in Co. / who were setting UP
tents when the storm struck. Per
sistent attempts with pulmotors were
made in the hope of saving the lives
of Corporal Clark and Private Sulli
van, but the physicians finally were
obliged to give up their efforts as
vain. Sullivan who enlisted from Nor
wood, married a birmingham girl two
weeks ago and had established his
home in this town.
One of the freaks of the storm was
the burning of a cross on the forearm
of Sergeant J. Sair of Natick, another
member of Co. L who was among a
score that received lesser injuries and
slight shocks. Officers slightly in
jurcd were Capt. James D. Weir, Co
B. Fifth Regiment, First Lieutf Elic
Benway, Co. B. 5th Regiment and
First Lieut.. Charles J. Cannon, Co. B,
9Th Regiment. all of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-22
NATIONAL. HOME:

Officer of the day. Capt. Joseph AL
len.
James Duggan. late Hospital Corps
L. s. Army, has been transferred to
the Southern Branch at Hampton
Va.
Charles Webster, formerly Of the
Danville Branch, has reported for re-
admission TO this Home. He served
in Co. c, 9th Mass. Inf
Freeland @. Andrews has returned
from a furlough passed with relatives
in Auburn.
Burroughs We're granted Tuesday to
James r. Carlin and William w. Rum
to visit rela tives in Boston.
Alpheus F. Jenkins. storekeeper. has
gone TO Boston to attend the Grand
Army Encampment and also to visit
relatives.
The funeral of the late JVhn Gillogly
was held from the Home chapel at
9 A. NJ. Tuesday. Rev. FIR. McLaugh-
lin officiating.
Miss Ethel NJ. Johnson. secretary of
the Nomen's Educational and Indus
trial Union of Boston, who has been
the guest of her father, James w.
Johnson. has gone to Brownfield for a
faw days visit to relatives.
The baseball game for Wednesday
after the supper hour will be with a
picked nine from Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-22
LITCHFIELD

Miss Mary Hayden. who has been pass
Ing her vacation at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Elmer Hodgkins. returned to her
home in New York City Monday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Gates and family, of Mass.
, achuse.ts are passing few weeks at
their summer home in Steventown.
Mrs. Edwin Banks and son. Master
George. returned to Providence, +. l.,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Newell and the
Misses Moore were callers at E. E. Purn-
toms Sunday.
Mrs. w. c. Bowley, who has been nurs-
ing Mrs. Charles Hardy, returned home
Wednesday,
Miss L!nd<, Gowell of Boston is passing
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Gowell
Mrs. Adelbert Hartman, who has been
the guest of Miss Carrie Kendall Of Old
Orchard returned home Monday.
Miss Irene Winchester and Master Phil
ip were called to, Dorchester by the seri-
Gus illness of their mother, Mrs. Nina
Winchester
A. w. Bowfey. who has been passing a
few weeks at the home Of his parents,
returned to Fitchburg, Mass, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Weeks and son
Maurice. who have been passing a few
diana road. returned to New Hampshire
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Jewett was a caller at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Charles Dodge,
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Tibbetts and daughter
Airline and Miss Emma Bishop and Earl
Chase were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Den
mis- Bishop Sunday.
family reunion was held at the home
Of Mrs. Daniel Baker in Richmond Sun
day. A very delightful dinner was serv-
ed Among the relatives present were
Mr.. and Mrs Judson Baker and daugh-
ter Hannah. Miss Lena Baker. Mrs. W,
C. Bowley and son. A. ". Bowley Mrs.
Asa Newell. Mrs Clara Banks and son
George of Providence, r. l., and Mr. and
Mrs. e. E.. Purinton. Besides the rela-
tives were Mrs. Mary Weston and daugh-
ter. Miss Dora, and sons. Master Philip,
George and Edward.
Charles Hardy Of Lewiston passed Sun
day with his family at the home OF ".
I. Curtis.
Mrs. Percy Lunt went to Boston Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hardy were the happy
parents of a baby boy born Monday. His
name is Charles Henry Hardy
Lvford Newell is working for Will
liam Newell at Merrlls Corner.
Mrs. Elmer Hodgkins and Master
ops Monday.
Mrs. ASH Newell. Mrs. ". c. Bowiey
and daughter Ruth and son Arthur
went to Togus via Augusta, also to
Camp Keyes, making their trip by au-
tomobile.
Mrs. Clara Banks was the Tuesday
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A large number CT boys with their
instructors from Camp Belgrade were
in the city Tuesday on their return
from a camping trip at Moosehead
Lake. The party arrived in the city
Monday evening on the late train and
stopped at the Elmwood for the night
They went from there to Belgrade on
the morning train. completing a 10
days trip. The most Of it was made in
canoes. The party went from Bel
grade to kineo by train and then in
six canoes went up the lake and across
and down a section Of the river and
then back to Waterville and from
here to Belgrade by train. They car
ried a large amount of camping ma
terial, three large baggage trucks be-
ing necessary to handle it.
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Makes OF With Suit

The police were called to the Apple
ton Inn Tuesday on a blind hunt. A
man came there on Monday for a room
and gave his name as Peterson and
said he came from the woods. Tuesday
he disappeared with another mans
suit The police were not able to gel
much Of description Of him and this
coupled with the fact that they hac
only his last name and the very in.
definite residence Of the woods" t.
work on, makes the hope of finding hin
very small