Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-09-10
Mrs, Sarah Perkins

The remains of Mrs. Sarah (Mer- |
rilD Perkins We're brought mere
Madison Saturday afternoon where
her death had occurred and We're in
TERED in the Southside cemetery.
The deceased was me widow Of the
late J. c. Perkins and both were
former residents of this community.
After the death of her husband, Mrs.
Perkins lived for a time in the day
house on lower Madison avenLe, but
later was located in Madison. Her
early life was passed in Brighton.
The estimated number of men in
Somerset county who are expected
to register on Sept. Il is approx
mately 1900. In Skowhegan the men
will register at the polling place in
the Municipal building and the rrief
registrar will be A. K. Butler Of the
Exemption Board. Chief registrars in
other towns where the men are cx-
pected to register will be as foil
New Portland, o. w. Chase; Embden,
Bert Barron; Solon. Clayton f.
| Eames Anson. Frank H. Hol,ey;
Madison, DR.. w. G. Sawyer; Starks
Leland Gray: Faireld, Judge H. H.
| Brazzell; Smithfeld, Herbert F.
| Groves; Pittsfield, Thos E. Getch~
ell; Detroit, Geo. L. Rand; Palmyra.
Randolph A. Stacy: Hartland. ].
| Howard Haley: ST. Adams, Fre'l Lu-
cas-: Harmony, Elmer A. Pattee: Rip
ley, VIM. H. Farrar; Cambridge, Car
rol r. Bailey: Mercer, Clyde -cun-
ton: Norridgewock. Fred a. Web
ster; Cornville, Leland l.. Smith;
! Athens. Harry \. Flanders: Canaan,
II. r. Harris: Brighton. Lorng S
Smith: Bingham. Horace J. Craig;
Concord, Roland Boyington; Lexing
ton, Alton j. Albee; Highland. Allah
J. Dumphy; Pleasant Ridge, Floyd
E. Hunnewell: Moscow, Elmer a.
| Rieelow. Chas. G. Lincoln: Flagstaff,
Walter f. Kinds; Dead River. Rus
sell V. Stafford; Caratunk. Eei>.,a
| Spaulding; The Forks. Forrest r.
Williams; Long Pond, Harry w. '1al-
ly; West Forks. Leeman Pierce;
| Rockwood, John Lamb, Jackman, F..
| A. Piper: Moose River. Melrin +.
Holden; Dennistown, A, A. Graffte.
Miss Marjorie Smith, a teacher IN
| Simmons college, who has been Wis
iting in ST. Johnsbury, VT, is at the
| home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Alonzo Smith for visit Mrs. Caroline
| g Burrill of Cambridge, Mass, her
aunt, who is passing the summer in
| Skowhegan and vicinity, motorcd up
| the mountains and met Miss Smith
| bringing her nome.
The L. w. Club. an organization
composed of young girls, conducted
a Red Cross benefit in Goodwin block
Saturday afterncon. A fish pond and
sales table from which various ar
! ticles were disposed of, proved at
fractions indeed and the Young
misses cleared s30.25 from the affair
| U. G. Varney and Pryor Goodwin
| Of Roslindale. Mass. have been here
| this week to attend the funeral IF
| George Morrell which was held sun
| day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clough CT
Portland arrived Saturday night to
visit Mr.. Cloughs daughter, Mrs w
$. Stanchfeld and family.
The Spiritualists of Madison camp
opened their meetings at Lakewood
theatre with a good attendance and
NCi SHl6ItaltIiIS forenoon ana AFTER
noon. George B. Cutter of Boston.
president of the camp presided and
delivered the opening address. fol-
lowed by Mrs. Isabel Bradley Of
Boston with messages from the spirit
friends. In the afternoon President
Cutter again offered remarks and in
troduced Rev. Frederick Nicholson. |
pastor OF the Universal Spiritual
church of Boston Mr. Nicholson
spoke from Biblical text under the
control, according to the Spiritual,
faith of former Catholic priest.
HIS address was listened to with !
much interest and his MESA ges
which followed were of equal inter !
est. Two violinists and a cornetist
assisted in the music program and /
Mr.. Cutter sang solo. IN the !
evening Mr.: Nicholson conducted a
eeance which was very convincing
anu preceding the benediction God
ne with You" was sung. The ses-
.ions conclude next Sunday night
anu are IN order every day this week