Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-09

102 Edward Geo. Chadbourne, Ripley.
1852 Chester Albert Hussey, Skowhegan
1910 Earl Martin McCollor. Skowhegan.
1853 Clyde Linwood Lander. Madison.
26S3 Geo. Wash. Perkins, Harmony.
ZIP Frank Alton, Mainstream.
1854 Van Rensselaer, Tuttle Canaan.
1857 Alden Blanchard Collins, Ansor.
2S36 Vernard Ivan Pierce, Bingham.
279S Albert Hiram Pierce Bingham.
1887 Tom. Hannibal Murphy. No. Arson
22N Nelson William Patrick Munster,
Somerset Junction.
1863 Chas. Wesen. Gardner Parlin. Arson
1889 Ivan Sawyer Mckinney, Madison.
4Sl5-Earle Merrill Pushor. Pittsheld.
A. D. Bailey. a we'll known sheen
breeder Of this town, shipped Tuesday
morning to ]. E. Kezar Of Hiram a fine
Suffolk ram lamb and in a few DAYS will
ship one of his Rambouillet lambs to z.
). Bridges of Bucksport. Mr. Bailey
closed up his fair season with the -Four
County show at Pittsfield and brought
back with him from that place 10 blue
and two red ribbons. Mr.. Bailey is the
Skowhegan representative of the newly
created Maine Sheep and Wool Growers
Association and Geo. w. Weeks of Ca
naan is the county representative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Currier. who are
to make their future> home in Dexter,
left here Tuesday morning to visit in
Pittsfield
Rev. c. II. mckinney of the Island
Ave. Congregational church will Off
ciate at the funeral Of Charles Good
rich. who died at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Arthur Williams in the Bush
Corner district. The services are to be
held at l o'clock this Wednesday after
noon at the East Ridge church in Corn
vile and interment will be in the ceme-
terry near that church.
Funeral ceremonies for the late Ed
mund f. Groder were conducted Tues
day afternoon from the family home on
South St. FIR j. L. A. Renaud of ST.
Mary's church officiating Owing to the
prevailing epidemic the body was not
taken to the church according to the
usual custom for Requiem Mass. The
remains were inferred in the cemetery
OF Our Lady of Lourdes.
Master Clifford Clark, the young son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clark of the
Middle road. nderwent on Monday a
surgical operation for appendicitis. DR..
Richardson reported Tuesday that there
was a probability that the child would
recover.
l-iston Goodrich, the son Of Sheriff
Goodrich, who has been at Long Pond
during the summer. but who was very
i'll at the family home in Palmyra the
latter part of the week. was reported
as somewhat improved Tuesday
Mrs. Edith Black and little daughter
of Waterville, who have been visiting
relatives in town. returned home Tues
day.
Mrs Nellie Roberts OF Springfield,
Mass Is in town called here by the
death OF her brother. E. E. Groder.
Mrs. Gladys Moulton of Dexter has de-
parted after being here to visit her
aunt. Mrs. Amanda witham. The Lead
better house on Middle street. which i.
to be the home Of Mrs. Witham and her
son, Is being repaired for their occu-
pancy. Among the improvements will
be the installation Of a furnace and ;,
bath room.
Mrs. Thomas Bison is reported SOM.
what improved and Mr. Bison not az
WELL
Mrs. Adam Simpson is in Oakland.
called there by the illness Of Mrs. vii.
liam Simpson and little daughter.
Mrs. Lillian Swain is back at the
switchboard in the Farmers Telenhon.
exchange as chief operator. Miss Mabe;
French having completed her duties
there.
David Adams Of New Portland was
detained here Tuesday forenoon hv
sherin Goodrich, Watervlle officials
having telephoned here for apprehension
or the man. 1t is case of alleged de-
frauding in the sum of 500. Adams
claims that he does not owe the sum 70
the party making the complaint. Depu.
ty Sheriff Frank Parsons took the man
back to Waterville during the day and
gave him up to the officers there.
Among the serious cases of epidemic
in the town at the present time are the
illnesses Of Omar Daggett. son Of Bert
Daggett Of North avenue, and Mrs
Easier. r. D. Cleveland. an employee Of