Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-08
arge Number Attend Annual Field Day of County
Grange-Selectman Must Lose Foot-Addtonal List of

cal interest has Just been transacted In
| which Miss Sarah J. Anderson. daush-
ter OF the late Lewis Anderson. has sold
her home and an adjoining house to the
American Wooden Co. The Anderson
homestead which is one of the attrac-
tive places of the Southside is located
near the old Anderson Mills Of which
Miss Anderson's father was formerly
the proprietor and will ne occupied by
some at the officials or employees Of the
purchasing concern. Mas Anderson
as ct is undecided as to her future To-
cation.
Miss Angie French Of Lewiston. who
has been here caring for her mother.
Mrs. r. w. French, returned wednes-
day.
Miss Winona Paddock left wednes-
day morning for Pryant's Pond to visit
a Normal school friend.
Albert Holt left Wednesday morning
TO visit in Augusta for time.
MISS Margaret Chase, bookkeeper for
the Me. Tel & Tel Co, left Wedpes-
day forenoon on business for the firm.
Miss Annie Scott. one Of the clerical
force at the American wooden mills 10
passing her vacation with her father in
Keene, n II.
Mrs Thomas Rollins and daughter.
MSS Ihflstie Rollins Of South Portland
iormerl" of Skowhegan. who have been
VISITING Mrs. Henry Thomas, departed
Wednesday.
Information was received here Tues.
Jay night by Mr. and Mrs. William
morrow to the effect that Mr.. Merrows
brother. Ralph N. Morrow, who was
wounded overseas and in q hospital. ia
reported as doing we'll
f1ehry Demo, Skowhegan's second
seiectman, who was so terribly muti-
iated by being cut by a moving ma
cnlne scythe. is in a serious cnndi.,o,
ana one Of the doctors stated wednes-
Gay that 1t would be necessary to ra.
move one of his feet. He lost one hand
IN mill accident about Is years arc
frof. and Mrs. r. w. Leighton. with
.heir daughter Helen, and Mr.. and Mrs
oeo' L. II. Smith with Their daughte,
Dorothy, are at the Holt cottage. North.
port for few days.
~ 4Ais. george b. Cote, Mr. ana
-hrs. George Mclaughlin and Geo
mclaughlin. Jr. Of Providence. r
we're automobilists here TUESDAY ors
Wednesday making their HEADQUARTERS.
at ehe New Skowhegan House.
EDWARD Barry has returned bor.
from visit with his daughter IN Ro,
gor. Al Gan
MI and Mrs. Frank Golderrnan ~
Mechanic Falls are being entertained
,his week by Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Savage
Mr.. and Mrs. W 3. Pierce, who hav.
oeen at Belgrade Lakes during tns
summer. have returned to SLouh.e,,
The following men were accented for
general military service at exsmina.
monS conducted at the court house
TUESDAY; David Leaman Clark, Pitts
ned; Albert Thiheau, Madison; Elmer
olark Huntley, Pittsfeld: Harold NJ
rierce, Norridgewock; Clifford SIDNEY
skiiiin. Skowhegan. r. F. D. No :.
omar c. Davis. Arson. Men rejected
were Ohio P. Chadbourne, Canaan. Al
pert fitzallen Day, Cowett St. Show.
hegan; Adolph Turcotte, Is Covert -
9ko"he@an; Arthur i. Dore. - Rail.
road ST, Skowhegan; Carl Eliza An.
orews, Skowhegan. Henry Avert,
Weese. North Arson and Henry Eoher+
McGrath of Fairfield, were among +hosa
ea'ied but are already in the navy.
The Juvenile orchestra who, ,,,-.s
at the High school graduation in Jrra
uhder the direction of Elmer f. Town.
mas donated 80 to the Red Cross The
'uiy quota for ''nitted articles is I'm
isned at the Red Cross and ausus+
knitting has now begun. The seyip.
IS not vet finished Three cases ot .,,,
g1cal dressings have lately been SHINE,
from here. p'7o
Friends Of H. Tohey Moo.r. +r.+
now OF Dartmouth college sunnr,er
school. will be Interested to learn t,.+
Two OF his short stories have been re-.
lected for honorable mention in "rha
Best College Short Stories" rhes. w.
stories are "A Path in a Dark wood,.
and "Marie-or The Dog" The hoo,-
VIII be ready about Oct. Is.
Chas. f. Dealey is awav =, ~
'1on outing at Old Orchard Reach