Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-11

blanks for declaration OF intention
of citizenship have been received at
inc office Of the clerk Of courts from
Washington, the previous supply
having been exhausted by the large
number Of foreign born residents OF
Somerset county who have made ap-
plication here lately because OF war
conditions. The declaration Of IN
tentions have since then been gong
on the following men having regis
tered their declarations: James
I.oubier, 80, weaver. Fairfield, tor
merry Of St Francis, P. O.: Herbert
George Mclaughlin, %, saw setter
Fairfield formerly Of church Point,
Nova Scotia: William Alec Burke,
Is. SAWYER, Fairfield, formerly OF
Souris. y. S. John Lansburg. 80, OF
SkowheEan, farmer formerly OF
Troury. y s.; Herbert Lloyd Chap
man. %. Fairfield, farmer. formerly
III New Castle. \. b: Ward Berton
Chapman. 80, farmer, Fairfield, for
mcrlv Of New Castle, y. B.: Fraser
Stanley Gee. 81, farmer. Fairfield
formerly of Upper Wicklow, \. b.;
John g. Miller, 81, wood worker
Skowhegan. formerly OF Rogersville
y. b.: Charles Alexander Mitchell
woodsman. Caratunk, formerly OF
Chcrryficld. T.. O.; Gregoire Gagnon
30 farmer, Skowhegan, formerly Of
Edmundston. y. b.; George Spiers
IS, locomotive engineer, Harmony
formerly Of London, Eng; John !.
Spiers a. carpenter, Harmony. Tor
morly Of London, Ergla nd; William
I McI.auehin, 40, farmer, Moscow
formerly Of Cranbourno l.. g.
! Mrs. Caroline Gaylord Burrill witt
| her two sons have arrived from
! Cambridge Mass, and are guests
The some Of her sister, Mrs. ALONE
/ Smith. They plan to pass the sum
MGR in Skowhegan and vicinity, q
! part Of the time camp!ng out on tho
| GAYLORD farm in the Hilton Hi
! nciChborhood Miss Marjorie Smith
who has been at home from Simmon!
/ College has returned to resume he
! duties as teacher at the simmons
/ summer school but vii, return later
/ whIIc Miss Alice Smith. another
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. AlonzC
/ Smith has recently undergone surgi
{ cal treatment for appendicitis in ;
, massachusetts hospital. She is re
ported TO be improving and vii
! come to SkOwhcean later
The dates of September 49, 90 ant
81 have been selected for the Somer
set Central Agricultural fair and thu
following committees nave been APP
pointed: Ground leases and priv
l,gcs. +. l.. Madden G. w. Day; ad
! vertising. {. II. Triton: hall, !. w
Foglcr. Mrs. ". +. Ordway, Mrs
Maurice CncdhiIl. Mrs. G. +. Avore
tickets. c. T.. Durrill. Carl Curtis, r
=. TIill. John II. Lancaster: hors
department. - T.. Mason. s. n. Brad
bury. Fred Tuscan; draft horses an
draft cattle. Ivory a. Homstoad; cat
tic department, Perlev Foss: shee
DEPARTMENT. C. r. futile, Geo. "
Weeks. Canaan; swine department
Ivory \. Homestead. r. E. Dean
poultry department. c. Davis Mile
NJ c. r. Hight G. :. Robinson; vaude
willie and special attractions, Herbel
l.. SWEET: baseball, G. E. Avore
= race horse department, Chas. "
: Day. Fred W. Weston, Mauric
2 C;lcdhill. George p. Coffin has bee
p engaged as judge of the poultry de
partmcnt. with II. NJ. Tucker Of Al
gusta. Judge Of the livestock. and
RI. Eaton OF Augusta, Judge of frut
and vegetables.
The general program is to observ