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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30
WAYNE

Al Republican caucus held at the
Masonic rooms Saturday afternoon
March 90, l.. NJ Norris and c. E.
Wing We're elected delegates to the
State convention at Portland, March
2s. T. G. Jennings and A. E. White,
alternates- The following town COM
mittee was elected: L. M. Norris, T.
q. Jennings, p. NJ. Brown, F S.
Leach, r. L. Norris. c. s. Colt, c. E.
Wing. c G. Bisbee.
g. Stetsor who is employed at
Bath, was home over Sunday with
his family.
Mr.. Lamson is building a cottage
near the shore of Lake Pocasset.
Mrs. Maud Wing 10 passing a few
days at Auburn with her daughter
Waldo Lincoln is home from Bucks
port for the school vacation.
A prohibition rally was held at the
Baptist church Sunday evening under
the auspices OF the W. c. t. L.
Praye" and scripture reading by Rev.
c. B. Oliver Rev. c. l. Wheaton
gave an address on the progress of
tho prohibition movement G. E.
Wing and j NJ. Colt spoke of former
temperance movements Mrs Jennie
johnson SPOKE of the work Of the w.
c I. Y. The Boy Scouts and camp
fire girls represented the states which
have recently ratified the Federal
amendment. Waldo Lincoln with VIC
lin Mr.. Wheaton with trombone, with
A r, Wing as accompanies. OIL the
church organ added much &c the
musica, part Of the program
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HARTLAND

Mrs. Andrew. MerrllI pf sasmon! was
d guest Of her mother. Mrs. Alice
Seekins Friday Of last week.
Miss Augusta Baker, who 10 training
for a nurse at the E. NJ. G. Hospital,
Bangor, is a guest Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs Henry Baker. for few daVs
Miss Luella salley of Pittsreld was
weekend guest of Miss Grace Ray.
The Hartland sunshine Club will meet
this week FRIDAY afternoon). with Mrs
Frank Wright.
Mrs Clara Haskell is gaining. and can
20 around the house in her wheel chair
very nicely. Mrs. Stevens Of st. Adams
is doing the work and caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs Monahan have moved
from the Park House to one OF Harry
Randlett's rents on Pleasant st.
Mrz Scott McNaliy of Clinton was a
weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. David
Firth.
Mrs Sidney Weeks. the trained nurse
who has been caring for Mrs. Eva Scott,
was called to her home in Palmyra
Monday on account of illness In her
home. Mrs. Tracey of Palmyra is now
caring for Mrs. Scott.
The funeral services of the late Nina
webb. whose death occurred Tuesday
March 10, OF pneumonia. was held at
her late home Friday afternoon. con-
Quoted by Rev. Fl. NJ. Ford Of Pittsfield.
burial at Pleasant St. cemetery. Her
age was 10 years, Il months. She is sur
vived by mother Mrs. Almeia Webb,
and one sister, Mrs. Eva Scott; both
are still confined TO their beds. There
has been four deaths in the Webb FAM
liz within 10 months. The family have
the sympathy of all in this hour of
trouble and sorrow.
Alfred Fairbrother OF Palmyra was
brough: before Judge l.. II. Graves
Monday charged with taking money
from the store Of Davis & Weber
Sufficient evidence was found against
him, and he was taken to jail Tuesday
morning by Sheriff Ward to await trial
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the project were made by Mrs. Hor-
ace MuZz,. Mrs. NJ. w. Bessey. Miss
Emma lowering. Mrs. Florence NJ.
Wallace. Mrs. A. F. Drummond. Mrs.
Eugene Lawrence and others and it
was decided to leave the matter with
the chairmen of the various depart
ments VINO will this morning name
other committees to solicit 81 from
each member Of her department.
The report OF these chairmen and
committees will be heard at the
Tuesday evening meeting of the club
and it is hoped that every woman in
the club will respond financially. Any
ladies vino may be on Main street
may leave their donation at the Office
OF DIR. Fish. who will see that it is
tuned over 10 the club.
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Il Frederick Gafrey :. Glen Haines,

Frederick 'Gaffey :. Glen Haines. Jo-
tent, - :. q :, = . -
North Gramma- Three A-Edwin
Clark. Ida Gerge,. Richard Page
, North Grammar Three B-Marjory
Darrah >, Marien Lewis 4.
North Grammar Two-Lucile
Blanchard, Maynard Gustafson. Rus.
sell Terry. Howard Thomas :.
North Grammar One A-Albert Al
len Horace Daggett. Blanche Roder-
| lex.
North Grsmm One B-vireinia
Blanchard. Eleanor Rowell.
Western avenue Three-Leurene
Farwell, Donald Fitch =, Marion Re.u-
co.
Western avenue TwC-cha rles Gu :
key ;. Curtis Johnson. Bernard Lar
sen > Uric Pomerleau 8. Alton Rich
ardson. Marjorie Romeo. Mary Train
or, Robert Webber 5. George Spauld-
ing.
Western avenue one A--AEthur
RoderiCk ?.
Western avenue one B-Gwendolyn
Farwell ,. Merton Johnson.
RedirgJon street Threa-Chin ioa
Chung. Coirinne MarcQue.
Rcdington street Two A-Josenh
Poulin.
South Grammar Seven A-Raymond
Butler 5. Odilon Cyr, eugene Lasar-
diere 4. Roland Lesournear. Gilbert
Libbey. Marguerite Mitchell. Arthur
Sawtedlle 9. belmont Soper. Harold
Swain >. Fred Toulouse 3. -
South Grammar Seven E-l-Belld
Cohen. Robert Esty g.. Marguerite.
Etchie. Katherine Greaney Z. Elsie
King. Yvonne Mahue 5. Violet Park
man. Hilda Perry Is. Goldie Pooler- 3.
Lorecn Pooler. Julia Soper IS.
Il South Grammar, Seven E-iI-Eer-
nadette Cabana. Meoline Darveau,
Helen Cunning 5. Marjory Jones 2.
Leroy Lachance 4. Ezra Lambert. s,
Kenneth Lancas te:, Lemuel Leigh
ton 3. Leo Lesard ?. Frances Mitchell.
Raymond Vashon 3.
South Grammar, Six B-I-Verna
Michaud ?, Aibina Vigue.
South Grammar. Six B-1i-Marvin
Dyer 10, Frederick Jacques ,. Mary
Malone. Clarence Wood H.
South Grammar. *six A-l-Lionel
Giguere. Gilmore sHustns, Amos Les
sard, . Joseph Maxwell s. Corvette
Michaud 2.
SouthE Grammar, Six. A-11-Ralph
Fitch, Cecile Matthieu 2, Ada Pooler,
George Sawtelle 8. John Trainor.
South Grammar. Five B--Renaud
Quite, Leo Leveaue, Ciftcn seekins,
Eyerard Soule.
South Grammar Five A-Henry
Cameron 3, Lillian Cuddy 3, Eunice
Esty 3. Vivian FarwsH ?, Violet Mat
thieu, Antonio Paganucci 2. Clara Vi
bert, Raoul Nigue.
South Grammar Four B-Eyerett
Cunning 3. Edward Lachance 5, Ra-
chel Lessard. Robert. Roy, 1vonne
Roy ,, Peppino Togni
Grove Street. Two-Antoinette Ca
banai 2. Carmeline Cabana ?, Ethel
Cote, Cecile Delaware. Dorothy Lewis
z, Dwight Poo!er, Eugene Pooier,
Mildred Nigue.
Grove Street, ne-A-Lyman
Brooks. Norman Butler, Everett Ca
bana >, Charles King. Howard Lewis,
Harry Mahue Carmaline Matthew.
Grove Street. One-B-Marion Pool
err. Dorieelle Nashon, Bernice Vigue,
Evelyn York.
Grove Street, Knidersarten-Nor-
man Rancourt. Lionel Willett ..
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SOMERVHLE

Avery r. Colby. who has been at
home on few days furIough. has
returned to Camp Devens, Aver,
Mass.
Mrs. Angie G. Tobey of China, re-
Gently visited Mrs. F. A. Turner.
Willie Hisler. who has been en-
ployed in Bath, is at home. He ex-
poets to enter the L. s. service soon.
Parker E. Mari went4 to Portland,
Wednesday to attend the Republican
State convention.
Mrs. Aurilla Stevens of this own,
who is working in Palermo, is III.
Mrs. Caro- E. Turner was Wednes-
day caller at Mrs. Asemath Browns.
John 8. Hayden has gone to Dex-
ter.
Albert Hisler has returned home
from working in the woods.
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WASHINGTON

The Washington branch OF the f>eo
Cross held a very interesting h'ee
ing last Friday and the reports VI
the various committees were very en-
couraging. The membership co"niN-
tee reported three new members
making more than $50 for this littie
town. The committee for the oanee
reported the net proceeds to ne >fs'ov'
The Changers gave the use OF tneir
hall and Charles E. Overiocks gave
his musical services. The foho"ihs
list of supplies were brought IN ior
the week. viz: IA pairs socks, pairs
mittens. pairs wristers. sweaters
80 handkerchiefs. 10 ice bags, pairs
mules, go packages lamentations Z
knitted wash cloths 3 made WASH
cloths. 80 packages eye dressings. ~
comfort pillows and one knitted
spread.
Mrs. Nellie Bryant Stevens OF Au-
gusta is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. John c. Bryant and her sister,
Mrs. w. +. Hatch.
Mrs. Carrie Lenfest is nursing Mrs.
Alonzo L. Grotton, who is in very
feeble cOnQitlOn.
T. The snow has gone off very rapidly
the past week and the bluebirds.
robins and crows have come in
abundance. The next will be the as
SCISSORS, then thunder showers.
Hon. Mr.. Dunton of Bath was at
Alonzo i. Grotton's last week to adj
Just the insurance on his house that
was burned on Sunday morning,
March 10.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Earle Grin
nell of South Washington were recent
callers on old friends in this place.
Charles Edgecomb of Massachu-
sets was in this place last week for
a few days. A
Miss Erma Thomas is a visitor at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Johnston for short time.
Raymond Bowley goes to Rockland
this week having been drawn as
traverse juror for this term of court.
Several from this place attended
the Red. Cross dance at Washington
fine time.
Miss Esther Cargill is stopping at
the home of her aunt. Mrs. I.ottie
Prescott for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Turner of
Palermo have moved into the home OF
Mrs. Augusta Overlook. Mrs. Over
lock will reside with them.
Harlow Flanders and Roy Lenfest
of Liberty are helping press the hay
cut on the w. w. Light farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tibbetts of East
Palermo were visitors at c. E. Over
locks last week Tuesday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Charles E. Overlook
and Master Burrill were visitors in
Center Palermo last week Monday.
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Special Meeting of
Waterville Woman's Club

A special meeting of the Water
willie Woman's Club was held Friday
evening at Library hall for the pur-
pose OF taking up the question OF fur
Tough centers in France for the
American boys, a project which the
War Victory Commission Of the Gen.
eral Federation Of womens Clubs 10
pushing. hoping to complete the
campaign and have the money all in
by April 10. Mrs. Fish. president of
the club. read a letter from Mrs.
Delphine Ashbaugh. the chairman Of
the War Victory Commission. and
also one from Mrs. Grace A. Wing,
asking ,or CO. operation In the great
work. 1t is to be deplored that there
were no more club women present to
become acquainted With the plan Of
the work.
Three minute speeches in favor OF
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SPORTING NOTES

Bath has new fight club. TO be
known as the Ship Building Athletic
Club and it will open it's doors TO
members and friends April 5 The
club will have wrestling as well as
boxing. "Dummie" Burns of Brook
iyn. the clever two handed lightweight
mixer has been signed for two mills
ano viii meet anybody the club
ma tches against him. Allie Brown, q
former heavy weight boxer II Lew
istoa. but now Of Bath has been -
LEG ted as referee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30

Irwin <. Thomas has been appointed
by Adjutant General George Mel Pres
son TO act as recruiting officer for the
Third Maine Regiment company to take
the place OF Fred D. McAlary. who
asked to be relieved. Mr.. Thomas has
had a number OF years experience in
things military. He enlisted in Co. Fl
in May. 1903. when the company was re-
organized and was made a sergeant. He
was later transferred to the non-com-
missioned staff as color sergeant, and
when the positions of battalion quarter
master and commissary were created he
was appointed to one OF these positions
with the rank OF second lieutenant. He
served six years as second lieutenant
and at the end of that time he retired
from military duty.
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The playground commission appointed
by the civic Improvement department of
the Waterville Woman's Club a few
weeks ago met Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. F. E. Boothby. 1t was
voted to make a request Of the city gov
eminent for the sum OF $500 to spend in
playground work. Plans for securing
location for a playground and for secur
ing instructors in case the money can
he secured. were discussed and also
plans were made for a civic improve
ment department meeting to be held
later when several speakers will be
heard in regard to playground work.
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silas c. sowdsn


Word has been received here of the
death of Silas c.. Bowden. Wednes-
day. March n, in Waterville, where
he was working. He was young
man of this community but formerly
living on the edge OF Palermo town
ship. His many friends and asso-
ciates will be greatly saddened as he
was beloved by all. He Is survived
by three half-brothers. Charles A. of
Middletown. Conn, Herbert OF Rock
land and Myron w. BOwden of To-
ronto, Canada. to whom much SYM
pathy is extended. His death was
caused by appendicitis His age was
about Is years.
Slas c. Bowden, who died in Water
Vile March q. was son OF the late
Silas c. Bowden of China. 1t was there
he passed his boyhood days. but since
the death OF his parents he had made
his home in Palermo the most of the
time. The remains were placed in the
tomb at Waterville. 1nterment in the
family lot at Deer Hill cemetery later
B u. Brown of Palermo and Charles
W. Evans Of this town were employ es
Thursday hauling logs to Colby's mill
F. A. Turner and son Freddie are
making appN barrels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30

There will be special Easter SER
vices at the City Opera house Sun
day. Easter anthems will be given at
the morning service by the combined
chorus and orchestra. Rev. Ernest A.
Legg will preach an appropriate ser
mon. the subject being The Broken
Tomb" The afternoon service will
consist wholly Of cantata. The
Story Of Easter" which will be sung
by a doable quartet composed of
Misses Meverett Shackford, Miss
Stella Rancourt. Miss Madge Varney,
Miss Claire Grondin, Joseph l.. Clark.
Norman Haskell, Walter Austin and
4. Harold Branch, the orchestra to
he under the leadership Of Miss Ethel
McEwen. The cantata will be under
the direction OF Miss Eva Towne.
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BINGHAM

Rev. r. b. HIATT Of the r..
tional Church announced rhs
that there would be special r'.
his church next Sabbath I've
and evening but no concert r'
ing the morning sermon tbs,s4
be communion as there are
new members to be received inv
church. At the Methodist ~
Easter will be observed at 10 "a
4 sermon ty the pastor, Rev. NJ, y
ry. which will be illustrated Nv
Of objects, chemicals and blacls.
drawings. In the evening =,
O'Clock The pastor will deliver II.
Illustrated lecture From Glo,s
Glory" in the church auditorium =,
stereopticon sermon consists Of ~
ty colorsd slides and illustra,.
life of Christ from the cradle n
ascension. An offering will be ~
at the close.
A pleasant event is being
ticipated by the members of al
ham Grange this Saturday in ob,s
ance of The 3Sth anniversary o, N
organization. The degree win
conferred in the forenoon, foll..
by dinner at midday and PROF.
open to The public in the aftern.J
In the evening there will be AL
ing party.
| The Ladies' Aid will meet Tues
at the parsonage and the Congra1
tional Church Circle will meet NJ
nesday afternoon at the home of NJ
Charles Foss.
Among the local men who h,
been in Portland this week to a,,s
the Republican Convention were
w. Dutton, Willie Durgin and s
! Whitney.
Memorial, services for the late
IL. Heal,y of Pleasant Ridge Plan,
ton were held Tuesday Afternoon
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Perl
! Bickford. Rev. T. r. HIATT Of
Congregational church conducted
service. There was large attey
ance including members of the Ia
pendent Order OF ODD Fellows
which Mr.. Healey was menl
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Andrews
Scion were among those from gu,
town in attendance at the obsequ
! Mr.. ami Mrs. Robe Robinson
at Pleasant Ridge where they
employed at Floyd Hunnewells d
ing the maple syrup season.
| Mrs. Eva Batchelder has b
elected superintendent of schoo!s
Pleasant Ridge.
! The members Of the 7. o. O..
Lodge are requested TO come e
at the next meeting as two deg
will be conferred during the e,
ing.
! The village schools closed Sa
day for the Easter vacation Of
weeks.
| Mr.. AMI Mrs. Almond Spaul
are to establish their future HON
the upper apartment of the Cha
Givens house.
! Miss Beatrice Sawyer was Civ
| birthday Larty the first Of the v
the occasion being her 1th 7
day. Games were enjoyed AM
dainty lunch was served In hone
the occasion.
Samuel Andrews has gone to
Jersey for a visit with his daug
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Carl Smith.
their slittle daughter, have retu
from a stay Of considerable lengl
| the woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Collins Of
town were the first to open
Pleasant fond Camp this year,
ing already gone there.
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ATHENS.

The Local Br0nch OF Inv
Red Cross met Friday even'hs
Mrs. Ella P. Ellinswood.
Mrs. Ella Hight Russell IS .,s'"s
in Skowhegan with the FANNY
her nephew, c. B, Hight.
The Methodist Benevolent soc'sH
ives pleasantly entertained THURSDAY
afternoon by Mrs. NJ. G. HlSht.
The Oliver Goldsmith meeuhs
the home Of Mrs. Ella p. Eihng"oou'
wednesday afternoon under the 81
rection OF the Baptist Auxiliary
proved to be a very delightful affair'
The opening number was piano 80
10 played by Mrs. EliinEwood. "A
sketch on the Life of Goldsmith was
read nv Mrs. Laura Roweli. having
been prepared by Mrs. Lillian EN-
ery. The Deserted Village" was
read by Mrs. Ella Chapman, with an
extract from the same presented 0y
Mrs. Ellinxwood. THE Lad Dog
was read by Mrs. Jane Parsons ana
The Hauneh of Yenison" was read
by Mrs. Abbie Farmer. Mrs. Lillian
Emery gave an interesting review OF
the Vicar of Wakefield. and read
ing by Miss Ida Spaulding was also
enjoyed.
Mrs. Seloen Poland and her mother
have bean passing two weeks IN
Lewiston and Augusta.
There will be concert at Union
Church Sunday evening. There Will
also be special music at the morning
service.
The Methodist Conference Of
churches ia this district will be held
at Dexter April IL and all members
are requested to respond by the first
of April. The local pastor, Rev ".
L. Bradeen held service recently at
the Linkletter home in the Cole Cor
ner neighborhood.
Esther Roland. who has been teach
ing in Harmony during the winter,
is enjoying a vacation at her home in
this town.
The cottage prayer meeting of the
Baptist Society was held Tuesday
night a; :he home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A. Fcss.
The last meeting of the Good Will
Club, held at Elmwood Lawn with
Mrs. Eilingwood as hostess, was an
enjoyable one. A pleasing program
was presented under the directiaon
of Mildred Fox. This included the
singing Of America: prayer by Rev.
William Fletcher. rec!tations by Wal
ter Andrews, Howard Cook. Ida
Spaulding. a song by Elizabeth and
Louise Brayton and Louise Dun
ton. q song by Marion and
Dorothy Allen. the Good Will Song by
the members and the closing song,
composed by Mrs. Ellingwood, also
sung in unison. While the collection
for the benefit of Good Will Farm
Association was being taken, the
children sang "CEnk. Clink" The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks, probably at the same place.
Word has been received from Rev
William Fletcher since his arrival in
Washington. D. c.. stating that his
son. Herbert Fletcher. in military
service there is very i'll with scarlet
fever ami pneumonia combined
Elmer Campbell Of the Bunker Hill
district lost one Of his workhorses
recently.
The Baptist Mission Circle will
meet at Elmwood next Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Wheeler has lately re
turned to Canaan after a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
Cooley.
There will be Easter services at the
kinsnan schoolhouse in North Corn
Vile Sunday afternoon at 2.SO.
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Set Your Clock Ahead Toniaht

This is the night for the change OF
time. when all clocks are to be set ahead
one hour. If it is done before going to
bed all confusion is avoided and in the
morning the old world will be wagging
along Just the same as before, but our
daylight will be longer and our eve
nings robbed of an hour of darkness.
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NORTH ANSON

The body OF Asa John Pratt
year and a half old son Of Charlie
and Eleanor Skillings Pratt of XII
field, was brought here for, bu
The child died of croupous pd
monia.
The fourth quarterly conference
the Methodist Church will he
next Saturday afternoon with
trict Superintendent D. B. Holt
D.. in attendance. DIR. Holt will
main over Sunday and will pro
morning and evening at the Nd
odist Church.
John flanagan and family n
moved into the apartment in Cd
bassett Block which has been %
pied by MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hid
during the winter. Mr. and
Holley are again occupying their
idence on Madison St.
Leonard Emery. who is ill W,
tubercular affection was reported
being very low Thursday afternt
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell
to make their future home in the
per apartment Of the d. X. Willia
house on Upper Main street.
There. will be no Easter serv
next Sabbath at the Consregatid
Church but the first two Sunday
April Rev George MCDOWELL OF 81
Bristol will occupy the pulpit.
MCDOWELL has already preached
~ a candidate for the passionate
1t is expected that the church mi
bers will make a permanent decil
during his stay in town on this
casion.
Mrs. Augustine Simmons. who
been passing the winter in Sterl
Mass, is expected home THIS com
week.
The house on School street owl
by Clarence Witham and unoccul
was burned to the ground. Nom
The Buildings and furniture in d
were injured. Mr.. Witham asi
family were not living there at
time and the plan was to Least
house furnished to Wiibert Waiy
Mr.. Walker and family were to
taken possession the morning
the flre.
MIS-. George Clark is in LDS
Mass. called there by the Hines
her sister.
/. 1t is thought there is another
Of diphtheria in town. Amanda
daughter Of l. II. Ellis being the
tim. The young lady had
throat and after an investigation
State Board OF Health decided
the affection was that Of diphth'
1t is light form Of the disease
the patient is about the house .
the time.
Mrs. c. V. Bailey and two dau|
tiers are staying for a few days
the Bailey Camps at Lake Au4
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Dreamer.
have been employed since last q
Der at Bailey Camps. have been
North Arson for a visit with Mr..
Mrs. Dana Witham.
The North Arson Manufactu1
Co. has been engaged in taking q
the mill which has been operated
the Hsighth of Land and In mes
1t to carrabassett for shipment
river
The Academy and Marx n
schools Will open Monday.
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~ w Easter services for the Ma
800 pyoers which will be held at the
DoQle hall Sunday afternoon al
sej1)ooDE music will be furnished by
II oo1ttet conaisting Of Mrs. Richa I'd
4 0euobe and Marsters Edwards Il
AnGuo>A and Miss GLADYS Meservey
~ 81 ~. johnson % thia city, Rev
0Uonk l. pheleu will deliver the East
- ooe(>pn.
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Thirteen young men will leave this

n Thirteen young men will leave this
morning on the o'clock train for
lamp Devens 20 take up their train
80 IN become soldiers. one Of these
IN - Walter Austin. who has so
0eesssful'y managed the several
Nnapman concerts which. have been
yen In this city the past winter.
Austin was also to have had a
IN the cantata at the City OPP
wesss tomorrow. but the call OF
came and he will leave with
Ne others today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30

Andrew Armstrong. who has been
touring the state cleaning up on the
eeatributlors for the Red Triangle. Y.
G. A.. DIVE. left Friday for a trip
- lewiston. Auburn and Brunswick.
N. Armstrong; reports that the small
aMsuat OF unsolicited contributions IL
'vssy pleasing 10 the leaders in the
Mevsmsnt. and the contributions for the
state far exceed the estimate.