Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-18

exemption 6OdtO headquarters. odt41uoy
notices were forwarded to the following
men: Harold Nelson City, Fairfield; Dyer
w. Willis. Pittsfield; Thomas F. Chapais.
81 Madison avenue, Skowhegan: James
Lessor. Skowhegan: Myer RosenthaL
Norridgewock: Harold S. MCGOWAN.
lockwood: Perrin Josiah French. Scion;
Henry Leroy Foss, Skowhegan: George
A. Eames. Skowhegan; Clarence Merle
Herrick. Harmony; Chester Harvey Ber-
~ Smithfield; Earl Boardman Davis.
Cornvlle: Harold f. Dunton, Cornville
Charles Condor, y orridgewock: Lloyd H.
Emery, Oakland. r. F. D.; Arthur L..
Johnson. Pittsield: Preston Macomber,
The Hudson, Philadelphia; Ernest c.
Smiley. Pittsfeld: Linwood ]. York.
Brighton; Bertram L. Murray. Skowhe-
gan; Wilbur W. futile. Canaan; Els
worth II. Ramsdell. Canaan; Herbert z.
Riley, Pittsheld; Ray Clark Malbon,
Skowhegan; Laurie Lawrence Grove.
Smithfeld; Clyde Walter Garland, Con-
cord; Arthur Good AlcLain, Brunswick
Thos. Cheviette. Jacknan; Dan White.
lockwood; Elmer NJ. Dolbier Gorham,
y. H.; Clarence Severance, Madison. r.
d.; Giuseppe Giovammier. Moose River;
Adney Kincaid, Skowhegan; Armidee
Grenier. Madison Falorus Elwood Tracy,
Smithfeld; Fortuna RaIduc, The Forks
Leon Borodka, Fairfield James Harold
Welts, Madison; Franl: Sewell Lane, Ja-
maica, VT Herbert L. Smith. Madison
Omer Clark Ward. Solon; Harrison
Emer', Skowhegan Milton Henry Smith,
Pittsiield, r. +. D.; Frank C. Gordon,
OnCOr6. JOGenh OF ID
Hotel. Rockville, CT; Clarence A. Keene.
SCION: Harry Gordon McLain, st. Adams;
Roy Ryder. Madison; Henry Lessor.
sKoWhegan; Lucioo Gagnon. Long Pond
Alton B. Morrill,. &c Prospect street Web
Lter, Mass; Chas O. Strickland. Nor
fidgewock; Walter Wilson, Ioleb; Ar
thur Marshall. Intcrvale; Walter 7,
French. Scion; Arthur A. Ou,mhv.
starts; Geo. 7. Williamson, New PORT.
d land; Clifford Girard. Sherwin strae,
Watervlle. Chester W. Kimball. Guild.
lord; William Monahan, West stew
ardtown, y. II. These men are called ~
appear at the Exemption Board head.
quarters OF Feb. 90
An event OF considerable irtoros.
"''i'iS inc younger matrons and young
'h"" MCCAIN occurred Satur-
u"S evening ut the home Of Mrs. Her
'ef' " SWEET when she gave q party in
"'l.iHoNt - Miss Emma Shumav of
LoN angelo If The affair was in
ule l"im oi Lower Of useful kitchen
a.ucieS arranged at this time because
OF the Approaching marriage cf N;sr
'lumWaN, 80 is a riece Of Mrs For.
rest GotdWtn. t. Harvey NcGvire ~
thls town. Twelve plove~s eniovaI
themselves at auction bridge and re-
fresfments Of salads cakes and ices
were served in Valentine stvl The
decorations included Valentine symbols
with many hearts suggesting not onlv
the season but the coming nuptial.
among the pleasant events Of the
past week was a M souerade social
g en- by Miss Cecilia r'ortier at her
nome on North avenue. There were "a
present and the masqueraders were at
ured in n variety of gowns both charm
ing and unique. A touch of the military
was added by the decorative scheme
which included a pleasing arrange
ment of the national colors Special
music was furnished by members Of
the Grammar school orchestra. Beat
rice Weston, Horace Fortier, Leon
Judkins, Hector Chabot and the host
ess Miss Fortier Refreshments were
served and the affair was a very happv
one in every respect.
W. A. Jewett. who recently sold his
farm in Cornvile and lately has been
living in this village. went to Bangor
Saturday where he expects to locate
permanently with the a. w. Jov Co.
meat deaSers.
The boys Of the Wantaknowit club Of
the First Baptist parish were royalty
entertained by Deacon George X.
thomson and Mrs. Thomson at their
nome on Milburn street Friday night
lhere was large attendance and the
lads were RECALLED with fine refresh.
ments before their departure. Deacon
Thomson is Of much assistance TO the
boys in their club life and rarely misses
one Of their meetings. Special guests
were DIN and Leighton Tracy from
Patcs college.
NJ. +, ID. Arcv left for Andover, Mass.
!" visit his Wife and sons SATURDAY.
Tie reported n large CONSIGNMENT of
'aSh"S nearly ready to he sent to
Aroost"ok county from his sash and
bind factory on the Island.
An engagement shower party was
HNeA by the Misses Dorothy and Helen
Jay Thurroa" evening al their home in
0onor Of Miss Margaret Moore of
Farmineton, local kindergarten prin-
clpal. who is to he married to their
brother. Harry c. Day probably this
coming spring or summer. Kitchen
GIFTS were given. refreshments We're
ferved and very pleasant time re-
suited. Young ladies were the partici-
pants Of the happy event.
Porter Hamlin. recruiting oficer was
in town Saturday and Sunday visiting
friends. He expects to leave very
shortly for Fort Mckinley.
Prof Harold Rowell of Collinsville.
Conn. was at home Saturday and Sun
day owing to the death of his father,
the late Allen RowelI Mr.. and Mrs
II. z. Corson Of Brighton were also In
town Saturday and Sunday, Mr. Cor
son being a nephew Of the deceased
Memorial services were held for the de-
ceased Sunday forenoon at the Rewell
home With Rev. Henry Clay Turner Of
the Centenary Methodist church as the
oficiating clergyman.
4 hearing Is set for Tuesday upon
a petition for writ Of mandamus in