Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-04
Guaranors Redpah Chauta uqua Make Up Deficit in Num-
Der of Tickets-Grange to Regular Meetings
County Commissioners in Sc ssionDrafted Men
Devens-Rowel- Barker We dding

I Mrs. Joel Taylor. who has been
passing the summer at her home here
left Tuesday morning for a visit in
| Lewiston.
| Walter Scott has been here this
| week from keene. N. H., where he is
operating a wooden mill.
| Mrs. Carolyn Chaplin of Newton.
| Mass. who has been visiting with
/ Miss Ethel Ward, departed Tuesday.
/ Miss Avis Antil accompanied her as
| far as Fairfield
| Miss Linda Graves returned to
| Westf1eld. Mass, Tuesday to resume
! her teaching
George Lynch. who has been here
I from Wayne, returned to that place
! Tuesday where his sister, Miss Annie
Lynch will join him for an outing at
\ the Haines' summer home.
Miss Lovina Murray left Tuesday
morning for a visit in Portland Her
4 aunt, Mrs. Lucy Murray and children
| Of Watervilie, who have been visiting
i, ar the Murray home left at the same
i time.
\ Mrs. Walter Spinney and Mrs.
| James Mitchell of Minot were here
( TO attend the funeral Of Mrs. Spin
ney's mother, Mrs. Lois A. Savage.
| Mrs. Mitchell is remaining here for
/ the balance of the week.
| The silo building demonstration
which was to have been held Monday
at the Carroll Watson farm between
here and Norridgewock under the di-
/ rection OF Count Agent r. NJ. Stiles.
i vas postponed un,h next Saturday on
account Of lack of building materials.
F. w. Morton, Extension Director is
expected to be present at that time.
i Mr.. and Mrs. K. /. Ford of Attic
boro, Mass, have left after visit
with DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cover.
Charles Huff appeared before Trial
Justice Thomas G. Lord Monday in
connection with liquor seizure made
in his name several days ago. He
| presented a physicians certificate
/ that the beverage vas needed for
medicinal purposes and his claim
4 vas allowed
Grant Witham Of Embden, secre-
tary of the Embden Fair Association.
| was in town Tuesday on business
| connected with the arrangements for
this exhibition which will occur on
Saturday Sept, II.
|, Duncan Hall Of Augusta has been
| town.
! Mrs George Aver of Athens was in
town Tuesday. leaving on the morn
i ing train for a visit in Portland and
! Gorham.
Mrs. George French and daughter
! Of Ware, Mass, are the guests of Mrs.
! Stanley May in the Malbons Nil!
! neighborhood.
Another large contingent of Somerset
county's drafted men left here Tuesday
forenoon at 1l.35 to begin training al
| Camp pevens. The men left here with
out official escort. The usual large
! number Of citizens gathered in front OF
exemption headquarters ard the Cana
dian Bugle and Drum Corps here &c
pay in the Chautauqua course furnish
ed music. A bevy of young women as
Red Cross nurses carrying flags and
banners assisted in the escortng pro-
i cession. Rev G. H. chimney of the
i Congregational church. whose son, Ser
I geant Harold Mckinney, has already
gwen his life overseas for his country
delivered thoughtful, forceful address
urging the future soldiers Ito so for
ward to the end" and bidding them god
speed. The following made up the de-
parting contingent: Harold II. Law
renee. r. r. D. T. Skowhegan; Donald
l.. Golf, Bingham; Calisxter Landry
Madison; Thomas ]. Robinson, Solon
Joseph Jolicour. North Arson; ALDER
Th'beaU. Madison; Donald II. Curr.er
Il. F. D., Fairfield; Verne Vivian Cola
mo:e, Pittsfeld: Mahlon Herbert White
land; Ernest Bolduc. Skowhegan; Ever
, EFT Cecil Fayle. Pittsfeld; Ralph Lin
wood Spauding, z Cottage street. Fair.
field: Herald Wilson Conner. Hinckley
Harold NJ. Pierce. Norridgewock Byron
Boyd Marden. Madison: Wilfred Theri
ault. North Arson; Albert F. Moody
, Scion; Alpine Arsenault, Madison. IIec.
tor Thibault. Factory street, Skowhe
gan; Harold A. Howieson Skinner; Yer.
non Leroy White, Pittsfield; Omar F.
Dawes. Arson: Frank Prescott Drawn
Tarratine; Carroll Adren Brooks. Fair
! field Center: Lloyd f. Libby. Norridge
wock; Raymond W. Pooler, SO L.awto,
street. Skowhegan: Alison Ernest Bick
ford. Detroit: Arthur y. Berry. Nortf
Arson: Philibert Bourgalt. ,Tackmar
Station, VIM. T. Currier, Skowhegan
Odirin Boulanger, Waterville; Levi:
Leslie Smith. Pittsf1eld. r. F. D. No. I
Clifford Sidney Skillin, skowhegan, r
r. y. No. 3: Leslie Judson Durgin
, Bingham; Stacy Maxheld. Pittsfeld
Wilbur a. Nichols, st, Adams; Elma X
j Grove. Norridgewock: Vernon: Leroy
. Walker. Pittsfeld; Guy l., Giles. Skow
, hogan: Fred Abram Mullin, North An
son; Joseph William Gilbert, Pleasan
J street Fairfield; Sherwood NJ. Gould
/ New Portland; Edmund r Comber
West Fork Pl; leone Gilbert, Jackson
The leader was Horace NJ. Pierce. witt
Edmund r. Comber and Donald L. Goh
as assistants.
Mrs II. NJ Cullen Of Salem, Mass.
has returned after visiting here will
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. AbneI
> Currier.
Game Warden Durgin of TIL,
Forks was in town Tuesday. comm:
in the interest Of the moose case il
Hartland. The animal which ha
been there for some time is report
cd as getting ugly. conditions be
coming so serious that the children
are afraid TO go to school TT furthe