Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-03

4 TRICKY to manufacture the lumber
I into boxboards.
4 Miss Isabelle B. Thomas, one Of the
clerical force in the ONCE of the
American Wooden Co. here will leave
today for a vacation visit with rel
atives in Cambridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott and liz
tie Miss Thelma are passing the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Jones in Dexter
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood who
I have been living on Free street have
moved to Norway. Mr.. Wood ha
completed his duties as plant fore
man for the Me. Tel. & Tel. Co. AMI
, mas accepted a position with the
Portland Machine Co. as machinist
Leon Fox of Norway is to be his sue
cessor as foreman for the telephone
company here.
Mrs w V Mitchell who has been
an invalid for the past few years,
has gone 10 the home of her brother
in Cornville where she will remain in
definitely. Her nurse. Miss DriscOu
of New York, who has been with her
for a long time has accompanied her
but it is understood will complete ner
duties in a short time.
Miss Iva Gleason, who underwent
surgical treatment at Somerset hos
pital recently has returned home
Miss Marion Q. Steward. a member
Of the faculty at Sanford high school,
was among those fro mout Of town
here TO attend the Junior exhibition.
Miss Steward was formerly a mem
Der Of the High school faculty in
Skowhegan and her sister, Miss NJ
g. Steward appeared in the Junior
performance Mrs. John W. Steward
with the young Miss Steward are
leaving shortly after the close Of
school for East Lansing, Mich, where
they are TO be located. Mr.. Steward
is professor in college there.
Mrs. {. f. Richardson returned
Saturday night from a few DAYS
stay in Watervile called by the ill.,
ress of her cousin.
DR. -. j. GAIA of tina Skowhegan
Board Of Health. stated Saturday af
ternoon that there had been no new
cases of smallpox since the Saturday
previous and that now but three fam
mes were under quarantine No fur
ther spread of the disease is antici-
pated
Perley Q. Spaulding, who sustained
serious injuries to his foot through
me ulScharge of gun, the night be-
lofe he was ordered indicted into
service, is still remaining in town and
the attending physician stated Satur-
daN mat he was uncertain as to the
outcome of the case. one toe was
entirely destroyed and two others are
badly injured. He was to be sent
from somerset county by the orders
OF the PlscataquiS County Board.
Mrs. Anna kenney Moore of Jack
man is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. 6. Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy
has lately returned from a trip to St.
George, canada, where she visited rel
auNeS having been accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Quincy and
}. NJ, Little in the Mr. Little's auto
mobile. The last three mentioned
journeyed on to Quebec
Thornton Mckinney, who has beer
pursuing course of study at a Ban.
gor business college. is visiting his
parents at the CONGREGATIONAL parson.
age.
Mrs. +. @. Sawyer has been passing
few days with friends in Bangor.
contrary to earlier expectations
HaZen I. JeWett of Solon who was
ordered indicted into service on Fri.
day last was finally excused on agri.
cultural claims and was allowed tc
, return to his home.
| Mrs. katherine Barrett has suffi.
Somerset hospital, where she has beer
receiving treatment and go to hel
! home in Canaan.
| DIR. {. +. Richardson went to Wa.
terville Saturday night to meet his
brother, Private Verne Richardson
| who was on his way to Strong, for a
| short Through from Camp Devens
| The doctor continued on to Strong
| with his brother, the two gentlemen
visiting their parents in that town
| Sunday.
Monday, June II has been designat-
ed as State wide food conservation
for speaking bureau in Somerse,
/ county.
| Daniel Maddocks has arrived from
| Millinocket to Join Mrs. Mcddocks ir
visit at the home of parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maddocks with Mr., and Mrs
John Lewis drove to Pennington Sat.
urday to attend the Skowheean High
and Abbott game.
During the months of June, Jul,
and August the office at the Somerse,
! County Court House will be closed or
Saturday AFTERNOONS.
Frances \. Godin, Jr., Of Madison
formerly of Enretteville. p. G., aseC
"A and his brother. Albert JOSEPH
Godin. -, both of Madison and Ger.
| main DeRooche, a common laborer. OF
Madison, all appeared before the
Clerk of Courts here Saturday after.