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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
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BASEBALL LEAGUE
FORMED, THURSDAY

Representative baseball enthusiasts
from the towns of Fairfield. North
Vassalboro, Oakland and Pittsf1eid
met at Elks hall Thursday evening
for the purpose of forming baseball
league between teams of these towns.
during the summer season. Laforest
MaiIin of Fairfield was elected chair
man of the meeting Bernard Smiley
of Pittsfield was elected clerk. MIR.
Allen discussed the baseball situation
and proposed plan for the formation
of the league which was informally
discussed by ali present and the To-
cal conditions in each town explained
bv the towns representative. The
league will be known 3s the Central
Maine Baseball League of which La
Forest Maliin was elected president
and Albert Moore secretary. The
representatives elected from each
town were as follows: Fairfield.
Charles Parks: \. Nassalboro. r, Is.
Thorndike; Oakland, Lester Durreli;
Pittsfied, Ray Shepard. The hrst
games of the season will be played
on the 4th of July, and one of these
VIII DE Il ledSuS game pVh"SS-i ''N''
field and North NasSalboro a. North
Nassalboro the others will be between
Oakland and kennebec Mills they Will
play in Fairfield in the forenoon and
ia Oakland in the afternoon. On the
following Saturday there will be ex-
hibition games between Nassalboro
and Oakland and between Iittsf1eld
and Kennebec Mills at Fairfield. The
Waterville Military band will furnish
music at Fairfield. The schedule OF
games. were arranged as follows:
Thursday, July 4th. A. NJ. kennebec
Mills VS.. Oakland, at Fairfield: after
noon kennebec Mill vs.. Oakland at
Oakland. Saturday. July 6; forenoon
Pittsfield VS.. Oakland at Pittsfieid
afternoon; Kennebec Mills VS.. Vas
salboro at Fairfield Wednesday July
10. Vassalboro VS.. Oakland at North
Nassalboro; Thursday. July II, Ken
nebec Mills VS.. Pittsfe,d at Fairfield;
Saturday July IS, Oakland vs.. Ken
nebec Mills at Oakland; Wednesday.
July II, Oakland vs.. Pittsfield at
Oakland: Vassalboro VS.. kennebec
Mills at Vassalboro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
SOCIETY OF ARTISANS
Convention Of Maine
and New Hampshire
Members

The Maine and New Hampshire ccn-
vention of La Societe 'des Artisans
Canadiens Francais," Of Montreal. "as
held Thursday at Union hall. The con
vention opened at Q o'clock in the fore
noon and closed at in the afternoon.
In. .the evening a public meeting vas
held at the hall with addresses by OFF,
GERS and prominent members of the or
ganization and an entertainment con-
sisting of musical selections.
The High Court Of Montreal was REP
resented by General President Rudo!pne
Bedard of Montreal, DR.. j. H. Rouleal i
of Montreal, NJ. r. Brossard of st. lean,
r. c., DR.. j. E. Racicot of Montreal an
J. L. c. Daoust of Montreal. directors
of the society; and General Secretary
and Treasurer Henry Roy of Montreal.
The convention opened with prayer
by Rev. FIR. Buharest, assistant rector
of St. Augustine's church Of this city.
who also made remarks. Mayor Wins
e. Swift said a few words and was
warmly applauded. The president OF he
convention was Paul Dauteuil OF his
city and the secretary NJ. ). 4Gagnon of
Manchester, y. II. The business OF 1he
convention consisted of amending Ut
rules and routine business. The follo"-
ing were appointed delegates 10 tne
High Court convention in Montreai'
Paul D'auteuil, Augusta; Adelard Da'
clos, Rumford Falls; Frank Lizotss
Manchester, \. H; Charles st. Lauren
Nashua. y. H.; Cyrille Dorancour',
Suncook, y. H.
The evening meeting opened with the
singing of The Star Spangled Ban-
ner" in which the audience was led
by Charles F. Bilodeau. Remarks were
made by the general president, Eu-
dolphe Bedard OF Montreal; the gene--
al secretary and treasurer, Henry Roy
of Montreal; Loudger Masse OF Bruns-
wick a director in the society, and IL.
C f. Racicot of Montreal. There was
a solo by Miss Bestsinger of this -stF
and a piano duet by the Misses bo's-
vert of this city. The Soldiers Last
Goodbye" was sung by Wiibrost DoSo'
OF this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
ACTIVITIES OF 80 YEAR
OLD WATERVILLE WOMAN

Miss Harriet Mayo, 50 years OF age,
whose home is on Morrill, avenue. is one
Of the active women of Waterville wso
has done much for the cause Of patriot
ism and for her country and whose et-
forts are worthy Of great praise and
commendation. Miss Mayo is in frnll
health due to a fall she received two
years ago from which she has never
fully recovered. but Notwithstanding
this handicap she has made Is hospital
towels, II handkerchiefs and knit two
pairs Of mittens, three pairs Of socks.
IA pairs OF wristers and an afghan con
sisting of 80 squares. The afghan meas
ured when completed nine by three and
one-half feet In the center was work
ed the name Of the donor and her age
and also the name Of the recipient, who
was Lieut. Chester Savage of Camp
Devens.
Miss Mayo is always busy with her
hands and is very glad TO be able 70 do
this work for the soldier boys.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Miss Katherine Hardwick, super
intendent OF the Red Cross Home
Service for New England gave an
informal talk to the Home Service
section Of Watervile chapter at the
rooms at IoS Main street Thursday
afternoon.
Representatives from Fairfield,
Clinton and Hinckley branches were
present. Miss Hardwick gave work
ing information IN many directions
and emphasized the importance OF
doing things 10 keep the boys over
there free from anxiety for home
and friends and OF Fastening de-
layed allotments, adjusting claims
and like services which the Home
Service may render.
She gave number OF concrete
examples OF this sort OF work She
advocated preparing for still great
er work when the boys shall begin
70 come home and said. we must
expect many of them to come home
wounded and disabled and VIC should
be prepared 10 re-educate them TO
do the work to which they can best
adapt themselves"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
WAR SAVINGS
STAMP CANVAS
TO COME IN,JUL.Y

Today Is War Savings Stamp aay,
hut the waterville committee las
beer obliged 20 postpone its cam
paisn until the early part of July.
The local campaign committee as
been reorganized with Or. F. :.
Thayer as chairman. He will hars
ms his campaign manager George ID,
Hegnrty but oh account Of press Of
other business Mr.. Hegarty will not
be able to take up the active worn
If the campaign until the first Of
next month.
Tho War Savings stamp idea was
started to encourage the saving OF
email amounts for those who have
only small amounts to save. But
The high mark of 5000, ,ooo 600 was
sct for the country the first year ard
the very great added expense caused
by the recent drive and the subSe-
euent demand that this count-r
should rush men overseas, is calling
for more money than the government
lad calculated on. Consequently the
government is asking for from slcc
To $1,000 from as many as may tc
ohle to subscribe that amount.
The local committee takes ne
stand that as the government asks
this 10 be done. the only course is to
obey. The solicitors. who worked II
The last Liberty loan and Red Cross
campaigns will be asked to take par;
in this one and make a house 10
70 house canvass.
Waterville's allotment in the w. $
s. sales is s250.000. No person is NJ
lowed to make an investment in
these securities over $1,000. Man.'
stamps have been sold over the cits
hy postmen and through other chan
nels, but the intensive campaign Will
be made and there is no doubt but
that waterville will do her duty and
go over the top as she has in tine
past IL. all patriotic ventures.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
Liberty Chorus for Fair

In an address before the members of
the Liberty Chorus at the Falmouth
Hotel last evening, George Thornton
Edwards. director, made the announce
ment that the members of the Liberty
Chorus in all parts of the State were to
sing at the Central Maine fair in Wat
erville on September 10 next, and it is
expected that over 5000 singers will par
ticpate in this event. He also brought
forcibly to the attention of those pres
ent the fact that music is in many prac-
tical WAYS helping to win the war, and
asked the cooperation of all singers in
the patriotic work in which the chorus
is enga aged.-Portland Express.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

! esting, The wor': Of the canteen worx.
ers. showing what is given the soldier
boys when they entrain. were instru,.
tive as we'll as interesting to many. ss
many were not cognizant of the actu,l
| work done by this important branch ot
the service. Chocolate. cigarettes ana
postal cards were sold from this boo.h
Young women, local canteen wo.ke,s
exhibited the wor..
Three Star Flag
From the agriculture booth was dis.
played a three star service flag, r,a
red star was for Miss Eleanor Bailey
who is now employed in the war l..
partment in Washington. The two sire
stars were fer Brooks Brown and for
F. l.. Newdick. both i'll service.
The Committees
General committee (apponted by the
president of the State House Asso-
ciates: Roy F. Leach, chairman. Alexis
A. Cyr. Ethel w. Lee, Edith NJ. Wads-
worth, Lillian Smith, Abbie X. Knowles
Manley \. Haskell. Marion Brainerd,
Gertrude Walch and Charles S. Brown
Executive committee and general
managers {apponted by the genera,
committee): Charles $. Brown, chair
man, Gertrude Walch. Lillian Smith.
Appointed by tire executive commit
tee:
Honorary committee--Governor Carl
Z. Milliken, chairman; councillors, E.
| OILS, F. w. Bunker, A. L. Farnsworlh,
| y. II. Fay, Ashley st. Clair and Hon.
Harold NJ. Sewall; secretary. Gertrude
| Walch; treasurer, Roy l.. Wardwell,
auditor, Ralph A. Parker publicity
man. Henry A. Shorey, Jr.; engineer,
Paul l.. Bean; assistant, w. NJ. Black,
| advance ticket agent, Alexis A. Cyr:
! entertainment. Roy T. Leach: decorat-
ing, Henry f. Dunnack. Forrest II.
Colby and Cha arles S. Brown Exhibits
etc. under direction OF the executive
committee).
| Director general of the evenings en-
tertainment, Major Z. r. Philbrook
electrician, Ralph f. Redman: property
| agents, w. Earle Paine, William F
| Knox: carpenter, Everett w Libby
assistant Clarence NJ. Pierce: advance
! ticket sellers. Alexis A. Cyr. Edith NJ
| Wadsworth. Roy r. Leach, Bernice E
| Leighton, Lillian NJ. Smith, Gertrude
| Walch. Alice T. Weston, Marion Brain.
| erd Charles S Brown. Ethel w. Lee
Red Cross ticket sellers, Nellie s
Lord and Bertha Thayer, assisted BY
Charles w. Kicker. Preserved seats)
guards: Arthur l.. Plummer, Aber'
| Hultgrer, William f. Knox. w Earle
Paine, Clarence NJ. Pierce Phlibert A
Poulin, William F.. Paine, Ralph E
ReGman, Albert z. Nye
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
Rancourt Marcou

A very pretty wedding was sol
cmnlzed at the Sacred Heart church
Thursday morning when Miss Della
Marcoux became the bride Of Fran
els E. Rancourt. The bride was
becomingly gowned in white Georg-
ette crepe with white picture hat
The single ring service was used
The bridal couple were attended by
their respective fathers. The bride
has been employed in a local store
and the groom has conducted milk
route through the city for the past
few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rancourt left dur.
ing the forenoon for parts unknown
for short honeymoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
Mrs. Ida E. Grant King

Mrs. Ida E. Grant King Of East
Boston died Thursday morning after
a prolonged Illness at the home cf
her sister in law, Mrs. Mertie Grant
of Western avenue. where her e.i-
neral will take place Saturday cf-
ternoon at , o'clock. Mrs. King Is
survived by her husband. Charles
King and sister. Mrs. Georg e
Spears Of East Boston Mrs. Grant
was born in Watervillc July 4. 1858.
the daughters OF Joseph and Emily
Spear Grant. She was a member IF
the Eastern Star and Lady Masoas
of East Boston and also of the Stac
of Zenith Rebekah Lodge, Nc. 13i f
East Boston. The sisters OF Ma n
Washington Chapter. o. E. S.. are
invited to attend the funeral Ser :
vices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Ihe following young men have en-
listed in the Naval Reserve forces at
the local naval recruiting station: Ra-
dolph William Locke, Don Owen Cate,
Joseph Napoleon Fortin. Louis Vigue,
William Gideon Morrisette. all seam IN,
second class; Pearl Libby Hanscon.
student-chemistry, English, seaman
second class; Fred Landry, fireman
third class; Douglass Kearney Thorp..
mess attendant. third class: Eldred
Withee and Ralph Taridff, quartermas-
tefs department: Herbert Dinsmore,
machinist department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
WINTHROP
Death of Roland stockford-
Held Adjourned Parish
Meeting-PersOnaIS

Roland Stockiord. son OF Mrs.
Della Stockiord. died at his home
on Green street Wednesday evening
about 9 O'Clock after long illness
| from tuberculosis. He is survived
| by his mother and three BROKERS
and three sisters. Walter Stockicrd
of this town, Carl. who is ''soinc~
where iii France" Frank. wi;o is II,
| BE Navy. Mrs. Fred Drapead ct
| Union. Mrs. Frank kneeland of
Monmouth and Mrs. Merton Wheel
c. ct Winthrop.
An adjourned parish meeting was
held at the Congregational ,cstry
Wednesday evening. SeNe,ai mat.
| tees OF importance were acted ur-
or 1t was voted to cxteal a call
to Rev. T. P. Williams OF H,u;ton
| tc act as pastor icre.
! There will be no Red Cross surg
! it,l work Friday. AS soon as the
G,AoIrmcut work comes no!ice will
! BE- Sven
| Sewall Pcttengill has gone to
! Fort Fairfield where he will work
| at the same place as last sunime.
with Tom Houghton.
! Mir. and Mrs. Crosby Bean # Ban
| gor were in town "Wednesday.
| Thursday morning they lett in their
| automobile, accompanied by Mrs. L.
| /. Carleton and Leroy Carleton, Jr.
| TO, New York. where Leroy IS to
enroll at the Junior Platt s5urg
camp.
NJ. and Mrs. Ned Rathy nf Mt.
Nc\rnon were guests OF Mr.. ard
| Ms. Frank Horn "Wednesday.
| Mrs. F c. Leighton and ,lauott-
e. Sarah are visiting relatives in
| Madison. Maynard leighton has
gone to work for Mrs f. G. Carrie.
Mrs. Lucy Finn of Minneapolis,
MINI. is expected Friday to pass
the summer here.
Mrs. Ruhna Wood of Northeast
.!lrbor was in town "Wednesday
| and Thursday
Mrs. {. II. Shaw was the guest of
hcr sister, Mrs. Leroy Shorey Thurs
cay.
Mrs. Robert Harris is the guest
ot l'tr brother. Fred Cochrane.
One OF Hoods auto trucks, 1";vcr
by Clinton Chlids. brings (. Dad ii
cream from NJ Vernon every dav,
l.. We factory here at Wirtn. y. ,
Air. and Mrs. George Wilson LETT
lhni sday jnr Connecticut, nlaSine
tic "trip y ah' Cmobile.
EAST-Mrs. Noyes II. Wheeler
Of Hallowell weekend guest Ct Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Jones.
Edgar Packard OF Boston has been
"asslng short time at his old home
: here.
CENTER-Miss Virginia Martin
went Tuesday TO Portland for a Wis
! it with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leuis H. Millspough
attended "Wednesday the Friends
yearly meeting in Nassalboro.
Mrs. Ada NJ +. Smith OF Wood
fords arrived Thursday in town for
her visit with her son Charles +.
Smith.
\. a. Reid of Portland is in town
hanging draperics, shades. etc, at
the new home of Mr.. ard Mrs. Z.
A. Bailey.
Miss Cecile Beaulieu of Augusta
IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. Phil
ip Lishness.
Master Harrison Woodman has
been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
+. 5. Woodman.
Mrs. Harry Davis. who has been
Ill with severe cold, is reported
to he much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Clement and
daughter Aileen are enjoying cot
tage life at HarpsweIl. Me.
There viii be no omission of serv-
| ices at the Friends church because
OF yearly meeting at Oak Grove.
l nc usual Sunday services will be
Optimistic Thou9hs.
| HOnOrahia ratro,t oro -~,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
Funeral Of Mrs. Sarah M. Pease

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Pease were held at 3.3O
Thursday afternoon from the home
of her son Charles L. Pease, II Flor
ence street, in the presence Of rela-
tives and friends, Alfred w. Hawkes.
Of Manchester officiating. Ihere
were many beautiful floral tributes.
Interment was made in the family
lot in Forest Grove cemetery, the
bearers being G.. Frank Pease, Hen
ry r. Pease, Charles Z. fease ana
Robert Cole.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren n. Moses
tave returned from their wedding
trip to Parlin pond and Crocko,'
pond. coming home in company Win
Dr. and Mrs. Sawyer OF SkoWhesah'
Mr.. Moses left for Bath Thursday
evening where he is employed. Mrs.
Moses will remain at the HanforG. oi
which house she Is the proprietreSs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

The party which was given at the
home OF Hon. and Mrs f. l.. Booth
by on College avenue Thursday ev-
cning was a great success both SOC
ially and financially. There was
a large attendance and the program
was one that was destined TO give
pleasure TO music lovers. to those
who enjoy the mystrio arts or to
WOO the Goddess OF Tcrpsichore.
Madame Katinka held forth in the
log cabin on the grounds and one
could hear his fate for paltry sum.
In the parlors, singers who consti-
tu,e the best talent OF the city rem
dered solos for the entertainment
of many, while in the barn the
younger folks enjoyed dancing. Ice
cream was served from the porch.
The evening was most enjoyable
for all. and the financial returns
will go a long way toward wiping
out the debt OF the Cecilia Choral
society, for which the entertainment
was given.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
OAKLAND

EAST POND ROAD-Mr. ana Mrs.
Percy Quimby and son, Norman. ana
Bert Quimby and Mrs. Harlow. all o.
Norridgewock. visited Tuesday evening
at Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Palmers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Coup d'etat-pronounced koo day
tah--is French phrase literally
meaning "a stroke OF state" and
den decisive measure in politics or
an important and usually unlocked
for change in the methods Of gov
ernment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

The Misses Lora and Hazel Pool
er have returned from New York,
where they went to meet their broth
or George of the navy. His ship
having encountered submarine,
made port in Virginia and Mr.. Pool
cr was not able 70 conc 10 New
York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

q. f. Purinton of Winter street
has returned from Lewiston. where
he went to visit his grandson.
Arthur l.. Purington. who left
Wednes for Camp Devens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Staff Sergeant !. +. Rooney, at
tached to the staff stationed at ST.
John, y. 3. was in the city Thurs
day. leaving later for New York,
where he will visit relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Thirty-eight years ago when Mrs.
John Seeley of Andover, n. H. then
Lillian Kinney. was seven years old,
she lost gold hand ring in the gar
6en at her home. While she was dig
ging flower bed with a garden fork
recently she unearthed the ring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Where a culvert is placed in a
road ON a hillside to take care of the
drainage collected in an uphill ditch
!, shon,a be placed across the road
no,ntin. in the direction of the Gov
Of the steepest grace
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

rrof. Gilbert w. Tolman. who has
charge oi the Boys Working Re-
serve through the town OF Nassal-
boro. was in the city Thursday.
Prof. Tolman travels his entire ter
ritnrY OH foot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

James F. McManus lett THURSDAY
afternoon for Boothbay HaToor'
where he will have charge OF the
Harris Drug store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mrs. Wallace West went to New
port Thursday to pass short time
at her cottage there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Edward Murphy has severed his
connection with Tho Elmwood as
night clerk end will return 10 i's
home In East Nassnlboro. His piac"
wi be filed by T. {. Gcsn
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Iis \ " Bridges and her sister.
Mss Ad"la de Lakin. left Thursday
for rcru W. where they VIII pass q
month wtth Their sister. Mrs. Eftic
Russell
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Miss Georgia Fales will leave th's
morning for a concert tour through
Ma ssa chusetts and Rhode lslani
with Hans kronold. the emnedt
'cellist and other artists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Miss Frances Morrell returned
Thursday afternoon to Calais. where
she attended the wedding OF her
nephew, Morris llsley on "Wednesday
evening"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Miss Ethel Garside ~ Augusta
wfo has bocn visiting in Sko~hega1 =.
was Ia The city Thursdiv on hcr r"-
turn trip e. her homo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Harold Fish left Thursday alter
noon for Biddeford, where he Will
do farm work under the auspices
Of the Boys Working Reserves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mrs. F. F. Drake Of Burleigh
street left Thursday afternoon for
Guilford, where she will be the
guest OF her brother, T. H. Spearin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mrs. L. f. Traynor returned from
Orono Thursday afternoon. where
she had been the guest OF her moth
er, Mrs. John Peters, for week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Fred Pullen. who has been visit
ing relatives in this city, returned
TO his home in North Arson Thurs
day accompanied by his sisters. Mrs.
Ella Davis and Mrs. Mary Ingham
and the latter's guest. Miss Vivian
Blaisdell
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Pictrp Tcstu returned to camp
neNcns Thursday, after passing a
sruft Through Al this home here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Percy Millett. former resident
OF this city. but who now lives in
the west. stopped here a few hours
Thursday and called on some OF his
old friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mr. and Mrs y n Barrows went
THURSDAY 10 their summer cottage
nt Grand Beach 10 stay for a time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Ralph Tardit. who was rejected
from military service on account Of
his height, has enlisted in the Naval
Reserves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mr.. an Mrs. Marden and little
daughter of Augusta. are spending a
few days with Mrs. Marden's aunt,
Mrs. c. NJ Littlefieid and uncle. w.
w. Fitzsimmons-S Shirley letter, Ban
gor News
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

The Ladies Aid OF the Congre,
rational church will meet at the
church parlors at o'clock Friday
afternoon. At . O'Clock baked
bean supper will be served in the
dining room. MI who care to come
and who who have not been solicit
ed arc requested to brig pastry.
The mite boxes will be opened. All
are cordially invited
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

For your Fridays dinner, elegant
fresh cod. Penobscot salmon S5c lb. -
the Capitol Fish Market. Also three
barrels OF fresh mackerel just received
are selling at n0c. Id.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mrs. Eva Scott and the Misses.
Evie and Iva Fuller OF Hartlano
were shopping in the city Ihurs-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

MISS Elizabeth Boutelle left Thurs
day for Squirrel island where she
VIII pass tho summer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren McCorrison
OF Fassalboro were in the city
Thursday. They will soon go to
Wellesley. Mass. to pass the summer
with their daughter. Mrs. John No
bic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mrs. r. c. Hamilton OF Hartland
was i'll the city on business Thurs
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mrs. Ethel Toward went to- Au-
gusta Thursday to attend the Red
Cross carnival which was held at the
State House grounds last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Thursday was a quiet day at the
municipal court. with nothing up be-
fore it but matters of a civil nature
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mrs. y. T. Folsom of this city, who
is a surgical patient at the Augusta
General hospital, was reported last
evening to be gaining slowly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Harry Greene went to Farmingtcr
Thursday on a short business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Burnham were out OF town callers
in the city Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mody OF
Skowhegan were visitors IN the city
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Carl C. Jones went to Augusta
Thursday on business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-06-28

Optimistic Though*.
Honorable retreat arc in NO way
lnforlor to brave chargeA