Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-20
READFIELD

! On sunday the 18th Mrs. Sadie
/ SpauIding entertained her son, William
! j. Spauldng, his wife and little son
! William j.. Jr., Of Belgrade; her son
/ George Spaulding and wife and Mr. ana
! Mrs. John Teed OF West stoughton,
] Mass.
Mrs, srank Fogg returned TO her
+ home in Boston on Monday after few
I weeks visit with friends in Readheld.
. The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
HAYES was taken TO Tassaboro 70,
burial IA sunday.
NJ. ". ManteF has purchased the
! stanC recently vacated by Harry Tib-
! belts family and it is understood viii
move there -er making some repairs
on the buildings.
/ The Methodist Circle viii BE- enter
! tanned on Wednesday afternoon. Sept.
49, by Mrs Mary Carson.
! The members Of the ReGdtield Legal
Advisory Board met last evening with
! Judge Foster If Winthrop as lnstruc-
/ ;"- . receive training in the mysteries
! Of the new questonnaire that will be
placed In the hands Of the recent regis
;rants sometime within the next two
/ weeks. ne meeting was c2Aea ~ er-
. der of Ellsworth T. feacock' Esq "Ao
/ IS giving freely OF MS time ana energy
/ n making me WORK o. me iocai Gem
! mittee as effective as possible. Repre-
sehtstives Of the advisory boards OF
! Mt Vernon. Farette and Vienna We're
also present as heaahel1 oHsFeH an eA-l
ceNent central mee''"s place Ter me ICu'
towns. Before proceeding WA we oual-
ness Of tha evening Judge Peacock a.
m.n!stered the oath to the nc" assccia g
members,
Livery question 2, ne HneSt1ohnhife
vas yer; carefGHE eNp-a.Rea ~ 'fa2e
Foster and many searching questions
j were asked. the question ~ nnanciat
standing and income seemed 70 heeo re
! most eNplahat on ana the 'ocd1 men an
4 tcipate some dllhcHIlE IN eIffl'n!fls
the exact income e many u the farm
ers. It appears that me average farmer
I Is entirely at sea in regard to MS III
/ come and vet the government expects
some definite answer 70 this part 81 hls
QUESTIONABLE. Judge Foster also n'intel
OUT in this connection that the burden
of responsibility in this matte: rests
with the registrant entirely.
Although the hour was late at the
close Of IT, school Of instruction. the
local men remained % perfect their or
Ganlzation j. was voted 10 assign the
students Of kaats Hill Seminary 70
Prof Clarke Of he institution y was
also vOtol to establish Headquarters at
the Unirersalist vestry at Rea.ifed Cor
ner and to keep stated Office hours d.
viding the work equitab BY among the
members Of the board. These hours
will be from TO 7. NJ. tn p. NJ, daily
and the associates nave agreed TO CON
fms themselves TO these hours ana that
! place Since the men are inconvenience
ing themselves for the heneft Of the
registrants il IS believed only r-o7er
to ask men from all parts Of the town
70 meet nj the central point.
Beginning with Septen7her q the
members Of the Local Legal Advisory
Board will hold daily sessions at the
Universalist vestry for the purpose OIL
assisting the r.gistrants Of the 18TH inst.
to make out their missionaries The
sessions will begin at ! 2. VI. on Friday
and will Continue until !. ". during
each dav until all Guestlonnaires have
been completed. All registrants are re-
quested to make a careful study Of the
QUESTIONABLE 80 as 10 be prepared to
answer all questione readily when they