Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-11

adjustment of devices II the COW is IN
c!ined to kick, the proper care Of the
milk ard the use q the separator and
distinguish different things in the
dairy. Mr. Wakefield was formerly
chief ke-dsran az Forge. the farm Of
the late Eben D. Jordan Of Boston, at
Plymouth. Mass.
Prof Geo. D. Simmons OF the Uni
versity Of Maine is il charge Of the
agricultural projects at the camp.
The boy takes the agricultural i'm
plcments and is taught how 10 care
for them, how 20 prevent damage from
rust, how to oil them and how TO re-
pair them. The Junior Volunteer is
also taught how TO handle a horse,
grooming tie horse. caring for sores
and caring for the animal when he is
overhea,ed ss well as how To clean the
horses stall.
The Boys Pay
A Junior Volunteer is given 81 90 a
day by the state and his board, be-
sides being fitted out with a khaki uni
form and pair Of boots. The farmer
who hires the boy reimburses the
state. The boy is furnished with
transportation from his home to the
concentration camp as we'll as trans
portatinn from the camp 10 the farm
whore lie win be employed.
A boy is asked to bring the following
articles with him when he leaves home
clothes, one good working suit, khaki
trousers. old pair trousers, two pair
old shoes, one pair rubbers, wooden
shirt, sweater. changes Of underwear.
patamas or night shirt, bathrobe, rub
Der coat or blanket, handkerchiefs,
working hat dress hat. swimming
tights. soap lin metal box, two face
towels tmarked), two bath towels
tmarkedD, cocoa butter for 'sunburn.
PILLOW cases dark denim, Bible, a
good deposition.
Roll Of Honor
The following gives the names and
addresses of the boys who have join
ed the Junior Volunteer movement:
Augusta-kenneth Marston, Leralph
Washburn, Lawrence H. Wakefield,
James W Merrill. Prentiss Written,
Ralph p. Thorndike Maurice Small. H.
w. Spillcr. Hayden NJ. Soule. Walker
Noble. Ernest T. Packard, s w. Col
burn, +. r Chase. w. C. Froherger, Her
bert S. Allen Raymond l.. Ames, Arthur
+. Beckett. George Henry Bangs. Jr.. f.
G. Goodwin. r. f. Hill, H. F. Haskell,
6. T. Herring, Edward f. Jones. Clar-
ence Kimball. Victor Lister. G. H. Nc
Gouldrick, George p. Dunnack
Auburn-Harry l.. Alden. Forest r.
Brown, William Elwell Ceilings Irving P.
stone. Harold Van Norris, Harold ~
Woodman. Kenneth p. White, William
T. Emery. i. f. Hart.
Anson--I. W. Friend.
Edmund G. Anderson, Ar
thur y. Neal. Francis Bartlett, Walter
Bullock, George r. Alden, Doiphis Losier,
Gerald Ellington. All ert Delahunt, Ro-
land Coorbs. John A. Nickerson. John S.
Page Everett NJ. Mcdonald Edmund Nc
Neil. Llmer F. kingsbury. Harold f. Car
ncy, Kenneth F. Day. Charles B. Down
ing. William G. Dyer. Oscar L. Day,
Rexford F.. Dickey. Eugene H. Gibson,
Wllfred u. Gillln. John H. Eames, Robert
Hammond, William p Hanson. Henry
Hersey. Nells L. Johnson, Reginald L.
Jarvis, Claude kittredge. George NJ. WAL
lace. Edward ]. Wilson. Russell white
more. Rober, c, Mccain. Charles Sever
ance. John f. Short, Frank G. Saunders,
n. NJ. Talbot. John b. Toole. Charles T.
Robbins Earle A. Robinson, George w
1 Rowe. Stuart w. Robinson, Donald K.
Robinson, Philip Parsons. Clyde r. Phil
lips. Maurice Preble, Howard Percival,
Rodney Orters.
iddeford-William .Tierney. John
0. Quincy. Ernest A. O'Connor, Rob-
ert w. Dow.
Brunswick-Harold E. Erskine, Ar
thur w. Worcester, Robert E. vining.
Belfast-Archle Robinson. Charles X
Robbins, Alton s. Andrews, Percy F.
Boardman.
Bar Harbor-Burlon Fl. Weber, Jr.,
Eugene H.. Page. Whitman Mckay,
Philip L. Emery, Clarence E. Cover,
George E. Canning. Haskell II. Cleaves,
John Z. Atcherson. Francis F. Foley.
Bingham-Lester HUFF. Raymond D.
Bean. Walter s. Bean. Urban l.. Gates.
Bethel-George E. Fries
Bluehill-Maynard l. Osgood. Mer-
win Bowden.
Broad Cove-vernell Collamore, Guy
H. Burns.