Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-27
Election Of Selectman Demos
Meeting nm Improvements
Voted Upon-List Of New
Rccital-PerSOnalS

or the Board OF SeleCtIlieA " ~ -
Demo are to confront the voters at
the special town meeting next Satur-
CAV afternoon in the Opera House
One Of the matters to come up Tor
consideration will be the matter or
filing and grading at the foot OF the
hin between the residences Of Leroy
SANFORD and Fred Loomis on the
River road. The estimated cost IS
$500 and the article is inserted in &C
cordance with the petition of Ralph
Euzze,l and others. The matter OF
macadamizing East Front street from
Cedar street to Mechanic street, is in :
cluded in the warrant East Front
Main street to Cedar street and the
town has voted to macadamize from
Mechanic street to South street. The
estimated cost of macadamiZlng the
piece of the highway now suggested
is $1,000. Another article will to
see if the town will vote to purchase
1 motor truck to be used on the high
v avs to raise sum of money for the
same and pass all necessary votes.
The expense incurred for vaccinating
during the small pox epidemic last
winter was about $1,000 and the mat
ter of raising a sum of money in pay
ment for this is incorporated in an
other article The north channel
bridge is said to be in bad condi-
ton at the present time and the south
channel bridge will need recovering
next year. With this in view the
matter of recovering tn north chan
mel bridge and purchasing material
for recovering the other will be pre-
sented to the voters. On petition of
Fon Stoodley and others. an article
relating to the acceptance of a high
way leading from Middle street to
Silver street will be considered. An
other important article will relate to
the purchasing of the land and build
ings now occupied by the town for i
stone crusher. The towns lease ex-
pires December / and some action is
necessary as the owners will not re-
lease. The tenth and final article
will be to see if the town will vote
to collect some stipulated sum Of
money before issuing permits to take
uI any portion of highway for sewer
OF Waterpipes and to pass all other
necessary votes.
DR.. S. NJ. Cover has gone to Linn
ington TO join his wife and childi en-
and from there will continue With
them on a trip to the White Noun
tains.
Recent marriage intentions filed at
tie office Of the town clerk are these
Of Robert O. Raney of Skowhegan,
ard Miss Florence NJ. Labonte, also
of Skowhegan.
Mrs. Samuel Sawyer and daughter
Marguerite of Cambridge have le-
turned home, after visiting their
caughter and sister, iIrs. Harry
stafford.
William Brodsky, aged years, 4
months and ) deays. died during the
day Saturday at Somerset hospital.
The child is the son of Philip and
Fannie Chernon Brodsky of East
Maple street and was born in Bos-
ten The parents were both born in
Eussia and il is understood there are
seven other children. IN accordance
with the custom of the Hebrew peo-
pie the remains will be placer in a
" ain box and inferred in the Hebrew
cemetery at Lewiston.
The following men who have be
come u years old since June ), reg
istered at Skowhegan and Jackman
Saturday: Arthur Poulin. "a Patten
court, Skowhegan; Ray Jonn Lin
coin, Flagstaff; Arthur Nutter. Nor
ridgeWock, r. F. d. No. !; Elmer
Prescott White. Jewett street
Skowhegan; Geo. Allan Wentworth
Elm street, Skowhegan; Donald Al
Yin Johnson. NorridgewocH; Merle
Alton Roullard, 10 Coburn avenue
Skowhegar; Burton A. Walton Mer.
GER; Richard Pearl Whpple. Nor
ridgewock; Peter Gravos, Mair
street, Madison; Harry Miller. So
Ion Walter Earl Farrand. Norridge.
wock, r. T. d. No. l; Clarence l.
Mingo. Fairfield, r. F. D. No. /;
Charles Adams Andre. r. F. D. No
:. Skowhegan: Thomas Berube, Rock.
wood; Frederick Richard Link Har
mony; Albert Champine, Jackmar
Station; Wilfred Pepin. Jsckman;
Geo NORM, Jackman; Pascal Leme-
lin, ackman; Joseph Nedeau, Jack
man; Thomas Doyon. Jackman Sta
tion; Harry Lemberg. Jackman
l.. J. Delano returned to Augusta
Monday, after being here 10 visit
his daughter, Mrs. Clifford .Jewett
Master Maryland Jewett, who has
been visiting at his grandparents
home in Augusta. has returned to
Skowhegan.
Russell Dean. who is in a Massa :
chusetts training school for military
service. has departed after Il short
furlough passed at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Rowell on Madison
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Whittier and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Rowell have
returned from visit with Rev. and
Mrs. c. H. Mckinney and family,
who have been passing 1everal
weeks in Searsport. Mr.. Mckinney
and his family will return home the
last of this week.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon, who has
been occupying cottage at Fair
grieve's bay and visiting Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Caswell, left Monday
morning for Boston and from there
will continue to New York.
Miss A. p. Mantor went Monday
to Augusta.