Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-12

held the a5th: Francis p. Williams,
no. New Portland; Oscar H. Brann,
Starks: Earle {. Harville. r. F. ID.
NO and >. Skowhegan; Harry D.
Gates, Moscow; Raymond f Tozicr,
Skowhegan. r. F d. No. :; Frank
B. Pooler. East Skowhegan; Arti,,r
LcPaGc, Portage; Myron Clyde Jew-
'ett. Skowhegan; Ralph A, Clifford,
FAIRFIELD; Stanley Saw. Fairfield;
Joseph Clego.re. Watervilie; Geo
Lisbon. No, New Portland; Archie
Morgan, Molunkus; Carroll ).
Smith, Madison; Hazen l.. JeHett.
Solon; CLYDE Lynn, Benton; Aston
H. Robinson. Solon. r. F. D. No. =.
Clifton H Skillngs. Ripley; Leslie
r. Ellis. SkoWhegan. r. F. D. No. .,
Benz. j. Carson, Athens: Herbert
Gurncc, Mount Herman. Mass:
Francis N. Spofiord. Hinckley; Ott"-
FolsC m jones, Montgomery. AN;
Anne isabel Waterville; Luiz NJ
Nevcs. Newport Il. I;Wm. G. Wing
II. D. No i. Fairold. More men Will
be added TO this list as men are
examined and accepted.
The following men have been called
for physical examination on july II,
by TIC Somerset Exemption Board :
Henry Thomas Dunbar. Fairfield. II.
T. y. so /: Paul y. Grivoy. Jack
man; Merle Cilcnwood Tracy, Smith
fed. Joseph 5. Anderson. Madison:
Chester +. Dunlap. Madison; Leo ".
Dean, Madison; Cephas II. Walker,
East New Portland; John c. Spauld
ing, @angeryillc: Eugene G. Spauld-
ing Madison; Alvin a, Southdrdi
Pittsfie,d; Alton L. Lane. North An
son; Raymond CroZford. Fairfield.
Dolore Foster. Skowhogan; Justin L.
Cooley, Hartland: Harvey Burton,
Madison; Joseph A. Donahue. FAR
field; Harry G. Gray. Starks; Cycus
ClOuticr SkoWhegan; Omar Ci3rh
Huff, Athens; Ercell NJ. Atwood New
Portland; Wilbur A. Horne, Abbott
street. Waterville: George Marshall
Madison; Sentille w. Richards. Mad
ison; Albert A. Rove, Smithtield;
Manley Carson, Scion. r. +. d. No. !;
Naviev Morrisette. Madison; Ralph J..
Padhan. Solon: Frank $. Fellows. 81.
Adams; Roscoe NJ Harding, Detroit;
! Carroll NJ Richardson,N Hartland
Willis II. Charles Smithtield; Dauglo
Horne, Long Pond; Ralph G. Priest,
Skowhegan; John r. Martin, Cara
tunk: Frank W. Savage, Bingham
George Crotto, The Forks; Frank c.
Edgerly. Lily Bay.Camn 4; Joel II.
Cornier Harmony, Cecil f. Chapman,
Athens.
A. ]. Herrin. who makes his home
with Mr.. and Mrs, Frank l.. Flynt
lift Thursday forenoon for stay Of
mer at Peaks Island
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kirby with
their daughter, Miss judith Kirby,
who have been house guests OF Mr..
and Mrs W. II. Hight for some time.
started on their return to their home
in Middleton. Conn. Thursday morn
ing. They Travelled by automobile.
They are the parents and sister of
Mrs. Hight.
Mr.. and Mrs S. II. Swain left
Thursday morning to visit their
daughter, Mrs William Mitchell of
Boston at her summer home in Mari
on, Mass.
Margurite and Letha Savage left
Thursday to visit with relatives in
Gardiner.
On account of the storm of last
Sunday the Band concert by Towne's S
Boys Band of Madison was postponed
until next Sunday at p. NJ. There
will be Il dance ut Lakewood this Fri
day night with music by Thinkers Or
chestra and next week the English So
will be presented.
Because of the inciemency of the
weather tho Philathea and Bethany
brotherhood picnic was not held at
the pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs II.
C. Judkins as planned but, in the
chapel and parlor Of the Bethany
Baptist church. There was a good at
tendance and Il delicious picnic sup
per was enjoyed with Rev. George
Merriam. pastor at Bethany, offering
grace. The tables were loaded with
good things and were daintily decor
ated with roses and other cut flowers.
\ measuring party was one of the
happy features of the evening fur
nishing much amusement as well as
a goodly sum for the church music
fund The idea was to measure all
present and exempt from them one
cent for their height and one cent for
every inch over their height in feet.
Mrs c. B. Hight and Mrs. Ernest
Decker measured the ladies' of the
Philathea Glass and Fred Nye and
H. c. Judkins. the members of the
Brotherhood. Considerable rivalry re-
suited and all sorts of laughable
stunts were performed in the measur-
ing processes. over s14 was cleared
from that alone and this sum with the
amount cleared from the recent Phi
lathea concert was presented by Mrs.
F. F. Haines in behalf of the class to
the church treasurer, G. r. Fogg, who
received the same with a pleasant
speech of acceptance. Two readings
were given by Mrs. G.. F. Fogg during
the evening and Bethany Home" was
sung al the opening and America"
at the close Of the evening s entertain
ment. There were a number of inter-
eSting remarks by visitors present
among them being words from d. F.
Judkins. formerly superintendent Of
the Bethany Sunday School now of
Largo, Fla. and from Mrs. Judkins as
well. Mrs. Clara Trumbull of Milford
\. H.. and Mrs Hattie Eaton of East
Weir. y. H. The prayer Of the eve
ming was offered by Rev George Mer-
riam
Mrs f l. Weeks and daughter.
Louise Merriam Weeks, went to Ran