Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-18
Red Cross Concludes illustrations Influenza Sufferers
Farm Bureau Adopts Constitution and Bylaws High
School Football Team Trounces Wilton Academy - Boys
and Girls Club Sessions End-Personal Notes


overseas after active service in
juries, is expected to be able to
leave Camp Dix and return to
Skowhegan Monday of next week.
Frank Bean, aged about SO years,
has been brought here from Corn
vile for confinement at the County
Jail pending examination as to his
sanity.
A requiem mass for the repose of
the soul of the late Annie Bouchard
Sinclair. wife of Maxim Sinclair, was
offered Saturday morning at o'clock
from st. Mary's Catholic church by
Err. J. -. A. Renaud.
The following men are to be ex-
amined by the examining physicians
of the Somerset Exemption Board
at Jac'lman, Tuesday. November 10:
Leon Melt Wilson. Jackman; Ar
mand Roland Begin, No. Orange c;
Joseph Aincy Charter. Jackman;
Wilbur Seth Pierce, Moose River;
Ernest Joseph Roy, No5-Range 6;
Laridon Abram Giguire Jackman
Sta; Rudolph William Ponce, Jack
man Sta; Arthur Gagnon Strange
6; Enee Carrier. Moose River: Will
liam John Paradise, Long Pond:
Morris Joseph Champagne, Long
Pond: Nelson Doyon, Jackman sta;
Joseph Romeo Roderique, Jackman:
Archie Raymond. Jackman: Carlton
Stewart LePage. Long Pond; Joseph
Peter FOrtier, Jackman Sta: Harry
Clifford Charron, Long Pond; Alcile
Joseph LcPage.' Long Island; Fred
die Louis Duplissey, Jackman Sta
Ellie joseph Lapoint, Joseph Reraps,
Long Pond; Joseph Phillip Couture,
Strange G; Joseph Ernest Paquet,
Moose River; Aaron J. Miller, Jack
man; Oliver Marquis, Jackman;
Phillios Forth. Jackman: Wallace
Leroy Barney, Jackman Sta;
Charles Judson Briggs, Jackman;
Emile Belanger, Jackman Sta;
Odilon King, Jackman; Lawrence
Alfred Gilbert, Jackman; Anthony
Amedius Quay, Jackman; Odlion
Telass Gilbert, Jackman Sta; E,lz-
rard Lessard, Township No Strange
6; Frank George Spain, Greenville:
Edmo ID Roy, Jackman Sta. Ernest
Henry Poulin, Jackman Sta: Els
worth Alvin Piper, Jackman; Thorn
as Carlecy Pease, Jackman: Thorn
as Labonty, jackman Sta; Benjamin
Gum, Jackman; Frank Giruox,
Jackman Sta: Haven Dow Googins,
Jackman: Chauncey Mathew lib
belts. Jackman sta. Felix Taylor,
Jackman; Edmund Robarge, Skin
ner. The examiners go to Jackman
to make the examinations to save tie
expenses incident to the journey to
Skowhagan. the usual place of exam
ination in the county, on the part Of
the registrants.
Mrs. Minnie Green is improving flcr
residence at the corner of East Front
street and Cedar street by the add-
ton of piazzas, etc.
The meeting of the Pythian Sis
tiers will be held on Friday evening
At the first meeting in Decembe-
District Deputy Alice Staples OF
Waterville will conduct the annual
inspection of the order.
The body of Charles Cleveland.
who formerly lived on the Back road
to Waterville, arrived in Skowhegan
Saturday morning from South Law
renee, Mass, and was taken to the
burial plot of his father, the late
Daniel f. Cleveland, at Southside for
interment. Accompanying the body
was Mrs. Olive Cleveland Frazier a
sister of the dead man, and Mr.
Frazier. A brief prayer service was
conducted by Rev. Henry Clay Tur-
ner of the Centenary Methodist
Episcopal church in the cemetery and
the casket was opened
Mrs. j. A. Mcdonnell, who has been
at her cottage at Lakewood during
the summer and fall, left here Satur-
day for Boston, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Driscoll, the trained
nurse who has been in town for about
two years attending different cases
and for a long time caring for Mrs
Walter V. Mitchell. After stay I'M
til about Tuesday in Boston and vi
entity the two ladies will continue
their journey to Mrs. McDonnens
home in New York City.
Mrs. Hugh Hurley and Miss I.illia
Hurley were in Waterville Saturday
to meet their daughter and sister.
Mrs. Neil Mills of Portland, who was
coming here for visit.
Alvena Vigue and Ernestine Ianey
returned Saturday to Waterville to
resume their studies at Mount Merici,
that institution having been closed
owing to the influenza epidemic.
Relatives here understand that
Lawrence Vigue, who is in the naval
service is on his return to the States.
being on his seventh voyage from
overseas.
Miss Ida Turner started Saturday
on the midday train for Curwens-
vile, Penn, where she will resume
ner duties as member of the High
school faculty. after an interruption
in school work due to the influenza.
One Skowhcgan young woman has
done her bit in tho Fourth Liberty
Loan Drive. long way from home.
Miss Harriet J.. Marble, who Is at
the head of the vocal department Of
the Manila Conservatory Of Music.
Manila, =. l., directed a chorus of
over 500 girls in rose pink dresses in
this drive, over 100000 worth of
bonds being sold at the concert. Miss
Marble who has been singing for the
soldiers stationed some distance from
Manila, on Sundays, had the honor of
singing before all the governors of
all the provinces Of Luzon recently.
The annual meeting of the Somer-