Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-05

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Erlbden-Chas. T. Berry to owen G.
Ward. interest in land in Embden.
st. Albans-EIleu E. Carson TO Willis
If. Carson. land with buildings on Crock
81 road and land on road leading easterly
from The Five Corners.
Madison-Chas. O. Small ct al, to sam
on westerly side of Old Point avenue in
Madison village
+ Mercer-E. Ann Wells to Samuel y.
/ Farnham ct al. David kmban farm Of
about LOO acres on road to Mercer village,
also the David Iimball wood lot.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
First Ia ptist church Will meet this eve
ming al 80 with Rev. a. II. Tracy, Pin. T..
AT the First r.lurch parsonage. The Jun
io- Christian Endeavnr Society will meet
Friday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs.
Addie Kicker.
George Houston, who has lately return,
ed from service in France. has Tetucne.,
to his home in Ciuilfor1 after visiting
here with his aunt Mrs Il. H. NcNeelle.
The Ursaline Sisters 1t ID. Mary's con
Vent are reorganiziAg \ cl.tdrans choir
al some 30 voices and these children sang
very acceptabiy at the SO mass al St
Mays church sunday morning. About
1870 children and Young people observe 1
communion at this mass Next sabhat,
the Ladies Of ST, Ann viii observe com
munion .at $50 A. NJ.
Joseph Turcotte was stricken with q
shock Monday morning AMI was uncon-
scious during the forenoon.
Religious services were hei At the
county Jail Sunday afternoon under the
auspices Of the N'pnan's Christian TEN
perance Union. REV Hear. Gay Turner
OF the Methodist church gave q brief
actress and Deacon Gec"sa i Thomps d.
o. the FIRST HAptlst chITcn assisted in
the service 4 number 81 loung ladies
sang. Mrs. ". II. Emery pres iling al the
Sall chapel organ.
\ Change i'll the new schedule Of train
service went into effect Monday morn
ing. the train which according to the new
timetable has been arriving al go is now
due IN Skowhegan a. a. NJ. the Leaving
time az Watervlle being 6 A. NJ While
this change will be greatly appreciated
b. persons desiring earlier mali, tn
freight accommodate viii without
doubt be greatly Handicapped as freirh-
from Boston arrives IN Wateryile jlst
as the SkoWhegan train pulls out. Mon
Gay the trains We're greatly DELAYED.
Mrs. Ernest Fish was a visitor III Fan.
teid Monday
conflicting reports have hear .o,d
relative TO the ,!eatb of r,lyyood ,,,o,
former driver oil the American ~
press team in r-koWhegan which was
some days ago reported ~ b.,i,e, "a
CURED in France 50 far - i, ,.na,,,,
no definite report has heen ,aoai,,os
here that so sad MI event has occn,.rod
although letters from some Of The nah
indicated that Allen had been III h,t
was improving. 1t was known that he
la1 a weak lung before eulistinr in "a
+. and the current r1mor hero u,as 10
tuberculosis deveIoped with r,n;d;+x
and that ne had passed au.ay A.. ~
Mrs. Walter Nalliaro .f a.,.;,, ..s.
have lately received j Iet.er fro,, AZ
len which was written Ian 1 ana u,h;n,,
did not indicate that he was !, o,ha,
than good health, The note w,,icl, be,rs
TIE heading OF Somewhere IL Lr,nce
is in reply to Christmas sif,s san, hir,
aud to all appearances il ,,,,;++a,, i, :,
jovial mood, referring 10 TIA n,an,;f,,1
amount Of snow in France u vi, j. i,
Maine. In the note IL nromises - ha
back about 1927. Ar Allan I'LL ., ~
time Of writing the lette, ! saras.n. i,
Co. T., 103rd United States 1nfart,y
Many friends will await win ,nyiat,
the verifcat;on or denial ~ ~ ,.,,,,,or
It will probably cost ,he town .,
Skowhegal $1,000 for brealz;,g IL - a.