Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-09

Reuel Copp. the motorman who
was 50 badly hurt in the trolley ac-
.iden between here and Lakewood a
few weeks ago, is somewhat improved
Inv il not yet able to be about. l S.
Wheeler. conductor on the Same car
who was also considerably cut and
bruised, has been assisting somewhat
on special car service.
Tho rear end of the drive is ey-
pected here about Wednesday as il
reached the North Arson section last
Wednesday night.
4 T.. Eurdicll, who recently moved
here after term of service ut the
North BELGRADE Railroad station rs
agent and accepted work in the Maine
Central office here has been trans
fe,rcd to Woodfords where he will be
ca;ployed by the same concern. His
family have lived during their short
stay here in the Tucker house on
Water street.
Augustus, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Jackson Of Concord. was
operated upon Wednesday at Som
crsct Hospital for removal OF tonsils.
The following men were accepted
for general military service in the
examinations of Monday: Edmund
r. Comber; Stacy Maxfield. Pitts
field; leone Ebert Jackson. Scion:
. Alphe Arsenault. Madison; Guy
Rolfe, North Arson: Charles Henry
Corners, Arson: Alexander Bolduc.
Jackman; Carroll Adren Brooks,
Fairfield Center; Attilis DeSantis.
Madison: Arthur Roy, North Arson;
Moryjp Edward Dore, Hartland;
Frcd Willis Lewis, r. +. D. !, Hart
land: Hector Thibault, Factory ST,
Skowhegan: Joseph Essieff, Arson;
Wilbur A. Nichols, st. Adams; Cecil
Raw Peasley. St Adams; Emerson
Chase Lawry. Fairfield; Alcide JOS
enh Cloutier. Madison: Wllfrsa
yeil,eux, 10 Shirley St. Skowhegan;
Anthony Joseph Thibodeau, Madi-
son. Men accepted for specia' ser"-
ice were: Clifton \. Taylor Madison
and Charles F. Smith. Skowhegan.
chester Muller of Harmony was re-
farred 10 advisory board; Siad M
ner of Watervil,e was transferred
and Albert B. Lessor OF Mlipurh st.
Skowhegan, who was called, hao al
ready enlisted in the navy
The following we're rejected; Den
mis- Joselin, Lake Austin: Charhe IA.
Jackson. Westbrook; John A. Corson,
Athens: Edward Haggin, Jackman
station: Edward r. Gray. AnsoL;
Joseph V. Wilett, Madison; John Is.
Renney. North Arson; Homer f..
Raw. St. Adams; Jas. Martin. Show
began; Sidney Fowler. Canaan: Geo.
Knceland Johnson. Arson; Clarence
ID. Currie, Madison: Jos. George
Martel. Skowhegan; II e r b e + t
Thompson, Cornvile; Emery Turner
Dyer. Skowhegan; Lyndon NJ.
Eames, Norridgew ock; Omer James
Briggs. Arson; Ti.den +. Davis,
Skowhegan: Augusta Joseph Dual.
John Fl. Clarke. who was re-exam-
ined. was rejected, and Major Henry
Hooper, who was called for physical
examination. is in the Fairfield San
itoriurn. This practically completes
the examination Of 1918 registrants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graves Of
Trenton. n. J. are visiting his sister.
Mrs. II. c. Woodbury. and his aunt,
Mrs Mrya Arnold of Elm street.
Miss Linda Graves, a teacher in
West6eld. Mass, is expected soon to
make the family group complete.
Deputy Sheriff Frank N. Winning
Of ST. Adams was a caller in town
Thursday forenoon.
The officers and members Of the
Skowhegan Grange degree staff are
to meet Saturday night in the local
Grange hall at 8 o'clock for a bust
ness session. Plans will be made for
the annual field day. The officers
and staff have been invited to confer