Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

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birth will! attend to these duties early
I next week. About 50 men had to be Re
fused Wednesday.
Because of the National War Savings
day observance in the Opera house FRI
day it has been deemed advisable 10
postpone the entertainment and lecture
program to have been given by the food
administration committee from the Odd
| Fellows and Rebekahs which was 10
have been held this evening until next
Monday evening in Grange hall. At the
| Opera house it is expected that Prof.
| Drew T. Hathorn of Coburn Classical
institute will be the speaker. Leon Tin,-
! berlake of Portland has been in t)Wn
| this week to assist III the campaign.
! meeting of the local exemption
board Of Somerset county and the mem
bers of the local advisory board held Il
meeting Thursday in the grand jucots'
| room at the courthouse with Goverl-
ment Appeal Agent j. W. Manson of
| Pittsfield in attendance. This SESSION
was held for the purpose of going over
F. and reconsidering the questionnaires
| with a view to determining whether
the present classification is correct ,r
not. DIR. W G.. Sawyer of Madison and
/ A. X. Butler of this town represel ate |
the exemption board, While Judge f.. +.
Butler on the advisory board. ". /.
Seekins and George w. Cover repre-
sented the adv lsory board.
The regular quarterly meeting cf
the Skowhcgan Womln'a Associa-
ton Will be held at the Public Rest
rooms in Dodge block Monday night.
Mrs. w p Ordway entertained a
party Of friends at dinner Wednes-
day night at Hnchrest, Farmingtol,
the party remaining for the Chris
tan Science scrvoces in Farmingtor
in the evening.
Mrs. John ". Steward and daugi.
| ter Martha c. Steward, have store
their goods for time having moveI
from their Madison avenue hone
and left Thursday to visit in Pitc-.-
field with Miss Maud Bracket plan
ming to go from there TO August /.
They will return 10 Skowhcgan,
| ture home in East Lansing, Mich
| whore Mr. Steward is member Cf q
college faculty and where he has al
ready secured furnished home f.r
them.
During tho month Of May there
vas an unusually large production
| from The dairy herds of Somerset
county according to the monthly re-
port Of The manager of the SkoWlt"-
, gan Jersey Creamery. r. l., MOshHI
of Smithfield with his herd of II
COWS and four heifers led the list Of
patrons. at the creamery, 65.. I
pounds. Other farmers in the couu-
lty yielding more than $50 pounds of
butter fat for the creamery we-e:
JOS. Boiler. 1S3: r. c. Fletcher. los.
Good Will Farm. 366; \. R. Giles,
151; Dennis Chasse, 294: Geo. y.
Weston. 200; f. F. Parker. $50; a. 5.
Kipton, 1879: Fl. F. Boynton. ISL; Ha~-
ry Ellis, 119: D. NJ. Towne, 325; T. L.
! Salley & Son. 26S; Geo. E. Jones, 10;
/ Henry Dunlap, 175; George L
Jones. 21S; Albert f Hodges. t406;
Miss Lucy Bigelow, North Fairfield,
1913: f. A. Oulton. 159; DR.. f. H..
Stevens. 512: r. A futile, 322: San
ford Witham. 200; II. ?. Clement,
| 563: Fred Tobey, 1S2: o. L. Wilder,
16'; F. H. Clark 255; W. E. Mars
/ ton. 224; B. F. Baker. 176; T. I. Ho-
/ gan. 1872; E. Williamson. 290: L. r.
Butler, 314: Eugene Watson, 2S5: IA.
c. Estey; 172; j. Cripps, POS; Cecil
Keene, 2O5; Chas. Leighton. IL;
Barker & Brown. 1856; o. Judkjns,
Athens 193; F. L. Hight, Cornvil'e,
2s4: H. E. Hall. 231: D. d. Collins,
1863: ]. C. Scott, 200; Chas Beckwitil
! Cornville, l53: Perlev Withee, Er;i.
Madison. 369: c. 3. White. 335; Ma
poleon Thebarge. 1873: F. l.. & G. L.
Parker. 1S1: Geo Z. Foster Corr
vile. }55: Harry Fail, 244: A. F.
Merrill. 15s; Malbon Bros, 2e4: A.
I G. Woodsum. ESQ; Charles Handlev,
g. Trafton, l522: l. J. and NJ S. Roo
bins, 1883: S. G. Burrill 1S2: H. L.
Watson, 1s9; Charles Y Holden. 1856;
Mrs. NJ. Chamberlain, 112; Judge
! Turner Buswell, 23S; G. H Fuller,
| Norridgewock 321: H. Miller. 263;
Carl Stinson, 165; Edgar Hunter. 3S5.
! Ray Moody. PA: Tira X Allen. xAAl, :
ems. Ia: ], L, Parker, 1877 The tDtal
amount received at the creamery
was 1924? pounds.
/ H Tobey Mooers has returned
! from Bowdoin College having COM
, pleted his course and gradual ted. He
f, expects to go to Dartmouth Sumiuar
school leaving here about the first
of July.
The Eta Goodwin Tracy Phila-
thea class and the Pathfinder Giris'
. class. taught by Miss Caddie Brown
areIo- give lawn party to the young
people nld children Of the First
! Baptist church this Friday evening
on Bloomfield Common
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Foster #
Centerville. n. b. arrived THURSDAY
morning TO visit with Mr. and Mrs.
! Lester Packard of the Rigelow H,
neighborhood Mrs. Foster and Mr..
Packard are cousins.
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