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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23
The Chapman Concert

The final concert of the Chapman
Series to be given in Waterville on
Tuesday evening, May :, 1918, at
Opera House, is fast approaching
Although the artists are practically
new to our Maine Public, Mr.. Chan
mans high endorsement OF the same
is sufficient to assure the public thar
they are to have an evening of the
keenest pleasure. Mr.. Hartridce
Whip. the new baritone. proved to
be veritable sensation in Neu,
York this year. His fine personality
and glorious voice win his audience
al once. Mr.. Whip is just IS ve,rs
of age and full of pep. The N.r,
York critics were unanimous in Their
praise II his work. when they c,a,moa
him by far the best new bari,one
heard in New York this season H.
has been giving his recitals ent;r.I,.
alone without the assistance Of o,har
artists. He is equally at home with
a great cperatic aria, as we'll =. ~.
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and the remains were inferred In
Sunset Cemetery. Among those from
out of town aside from his family
who were present at the obsequies
were w. c. Miller of Los Angeles.
who accompanied the remains, and
e. n. Merrill Of Skowhegan.
Rev. and Mrs. George Woodwell
have returned to South Bristol after
a stay over two Sundays in town, Mr.
MCDOWELL occupying the pulpit OF the
Congregational Church. The call
was extended to Mr.. MCDOWELL to
become the permanent pastor of the
church. tut has not been accepted as
yet. The mattte- of the society hav-
ing no parsonage is one Of the reas-
ons for Mr.. Wocdwelrs hesitancy in
accepting it is understood. There
were no services at the church last
Sabbath.
The Arson Academy ball team will
go to Scion, tomorrow wednesday,
to play against the Scion High
school team.
Attorney Elme. Sawyer has re-
turned home from a business visit to
Augusta and Portland.
Allen Young has accepted a posi-
ton in the express Office taking the
place made vacant by Ira Durgin.
Herbert Andrews has been in New
York for several days to inspect and
learn the intricacies of some ma
chinery to be used in the business of
the North Arson Manufacturing Co.
Rev. +. W. kennison is hack to oc-
cupy the pastorate Of the Methodist
church for another year much to the
qualification of the many friends OF
himself and family. Next Sunday the
members of the |. Q. Q. F. and Re
bekah lodges will attend morning
worship at tie Methodist church and
Mr., Kennison has been assigned to
deliver the four-minute speech at the
motion picture theatre this Tuesday
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23
LONG POND

c. r. Oliver. scaler for the Kellogg
Co. who has been visiting his family in
Skowhegan and attending to business
matters in Portland. returned home
Monday Herbert Oddly of Skowhegan
returned with him and will be employed
here for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and
daughter Doris have arrived from oid
Town and are to conduct the boarding
house here.
Encouraging reports come from
Greenviile regarding the condition OF
Louis Fountaine, who recently SUBMIT
ted to an operation for an infection on
his hand.
Paul Nadeau has assumed charge OF
Section Is, having been transferred from
a similar position at Megaruc' 1
He takes the place held by LOUIE f"'9
tain.
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NEWPORT

NJ. l.. Bracket has received the en-
iollment cards for the boys and girls
garden and canning clubs. Mr..
Bracket will be very glad to furnish
these cards to anyone who wishes
to enlist i'll this work which at this
time should interest every boy and
girl. not only for the personal profit
that may be derived from the work
but especially that it furnishes an
opportunity for each one to do his
bit" in furnishing food, that Amer
lean armies may demonstrate that
we are. and OF a right ought to be
Free and Independent
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retired, stating that she was not
feeling well. On Saturday morning
when Mrs. Cookson had not appeared
at about nine o'clock Mrs. Twitcheii
went to her mothers room and found
her lifeless BODY suspended from the
head of the bed by q strap from
dress suit case. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cookson have been for some time
living oh Elm street Of Newport, and
part Of the time Mrs. Cookson has
done sewing. though subject to at
tacks Of dependency. Mrs. Cookson
is survived by her husband and
daughter, also by two grandchildren.
The funeral services were held at
the Plymouth church on Monday at
200 P. NJ, Rev. j. w. Reynolds OF
Newport officiatii &. The interment
will be in the cemetery at Plymouth.
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past two years has held the pastoral.
Of the Methodist church mere, a.,
been assigned to the Meti.oI -:
churches in Mount Vernon an "a
emma and has already departed J.; 10
take up his labors there. ne anu
family will be much missed III VIC
community. Rev. H. c. Glidden' VIZ
last year had the Scion chufcn' ""
conduct the services in the =.
here this year but will continue "
reside in Bingham.
Elizabeth r. Rollins of Bingham
has sold to Coney F. Grant, aiso VI
this town, land with buildings on the
west side of the county road "hien
runs through the village, the locd 'ioi,
of the property being near the oiu
calk shop.
Mrs. Manley Hunnewell has peen
in Pleasant Ridge Plantation ourlhs
the past week owing to the illness o,
Mrs. Silas Hunnewell, who sustained
a slight shock recently
Miss Eta Mahoney is teaching AT
the Longfellow school III concord.
Miss Emma Robinson is teaching IN
Pleasant Ridge Plantation.
Mrs. c. c. Stewart, who has been
spending the winter IN WaterVille
has returned home. Mr.. Stewart has
beeen in different parts Of Aroostooh
county the past week on business.
Kenneth Woodward is still report
ed as being critically i'll with pneu-
monia, a disease with which he has
been suffering several weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bernard Whitney will
occupy the Eugene Lander rent after
the first Of May as Mrs. Lander pur-
poses to spend considerable of her
time with relatives in Waterville.
George f. Harlow of Norridec-
wock has sold the Charles Walker
farm to Annie j. Owens of ConcorC.
The sale includes all of the buildings
except camps built by Mr.. Harlow
and also includes the maple trees
known as the sugar berth. All STUN
page in the back pasture enclosed
within the fence and all stumpage in
the second pasture goes with the
place, but all growing wood, lumber
and timber on the premises other
than described heretofore. are re-
reserved by Mr.. Harlow. He has re-
served the rights to use one Of the
barns and Walkers woodshed.
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MADISON

A delightful surprise party w.,
given Miss Ruth Marden Friday eyp.
ming at the Domestic science room in
the Weston Avenue School buildjn,
by the teachers in the grades of tho
Madison public schools. The occa.
sion was Miss Mardens birthday.
series of games and contests Were en-.
joyed and refreshments served.
The funeral services of Elisha
Weybrant. who died "Wednesday
night, were conducted SATURDAY
forenoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Morrison on Bean street, by
Rev. William Clements. The burial
was in the family lot in the Forrest
Hill cemetery. The bearers Were
F.. A. Gilman, F.. NJ. Fletcher. Eu-
gene Campbll and r, Gray. Mr.. Wey-
brant was a native of the town Of
Calais and was the son Of Fred w.
and Christine McLoud Wcybrant He
came to Madison number OF Years
ago from Houlton. Three and a half
years ago he was stricken with a
cerebral hemorrhage and has been
confined to his bed since that time
He was II member Of Indian Spring
Lodge ]. q. O. f., and formerly serv-
ed the town as road commissioner.
Mrs. Herbert Caldwell and daugh-
ter Ruth. who have been the guests
of Mrs. Caldwell's sister, Mrs. L. c.
Gilman for the past week, returned
Sunday to their home in Augusta.
George A. Wescott left town tho
last OF the week for Boston, where
he will visi, his daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Foss, who
came to Madison the last Of the week
to bury their infant daughter, return
ed Monday morning to their home in
Monsoon.
Miss Violet Mcfarland Of Portland
was the weekend guest of her pa
rents, MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Mcfarland,
at their home on Park street
Subscriptions to the Liberty Loan
in Madison now amount to 100000 OF
this amount $1,000 has been sub
scribed by the employees of the Great
Northern Paper mill and $4,000 by
the Madison Wooden Mill Patriotic
and Social Club.
Miss Myrtle Graham went Monday
morning to Winthrop to visit her
sister, Mrs. p. +. Twitchell.
Mrs. Marion Duckworth left town
Monday morning for Phillips. where
she will visit her sister, Mrs Hollis
Holt. "a
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finest American song. Miss Georgi-
anna Fales is one Of the very few
great voices that Maine has produced
and will add a great deal Of charm to
This concert. Her voice is most
beautiful in tone and dramatic as
we'll Mr.. Chapman regrets that Miss
Tardivel has sprained her wrist and
will be unable 70 play and that her
place will be taken by that WONDER
full pianist Mr.. Beryl Ruoensteln'
from New York City. This wonder
full pianist has been touring Win
Yasave the great .violinist, not as
accomparist but as piano soloist on
the same programme, so one. can ex-
pect a great deal from this marvellous
artist The tickets will be on sale IN
the hands Of the Chorus members
and at usual musical headquarters
at popular prices.-Adv.
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School Business

At a joint meeting of the school
committees of the School Union.
which includes the towns Of Scion,
Bingham. Embden and Arson. three
candidates for the position of super
intendent Of schools We're considered
ard Mrs Lettice A. Bradbury ri
North Arson was unanimously elect
Cd Mrs Bradbury has served very
efficiently during the past year as SUI
perintendent in the schools of Arson,
Tmbden, New Portland and LeXing-
ton. She will enter upon her new du-
ties July /.
Mrs. A. w. Foss was a visitor IN
Skow hogan Saturday last.
The Ladies' Home Circle meets IN
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ralrn
l2rrabee.
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Mrs. Linda Goodrich

Memorial services for the late Mis-.
Linda (Tozier) Goodrich were held
Saturday at o'clock. Mrs. Goodrich
was about So years old and the wife
of Cyrus Goodrich. Her former home
was in Bingham but for about SIX
Years she had resided in Scion. her
home having been on School street.
She had been an invalid for a long
time. Beside Mr.. Goodrich and a
daughter, Mrs. Mabel Cooley of Bing-
ham, there are three brothers: Ia
>id Tozier and Warren Tozier of So
lon and Will Tozier Of Skowhegan.
There is also half sister. Mrs. Orie
Moody Of Madison.
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ATHENS

Rev William Fletcher has returned
from Washington, ID. c., WHITTIER he
was called owing to the illness and
death Of his son and came up from
his Waterville home in time to preach
at the Union church on Sunday last.
Prayer meeting will take place Tues
day next.
Mrs. w. E. Tarbell who has been in
Harrisburg, Penn, for several
months has returned to Athens and
will probably remain here during the
summer. She was accompanied by
her grandchildren, the son and
daughter Of her late daughter, Mrs.
Ralph Pratt. whom she has been with
since before the death of Mrs. Pratt
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Mrs. Georgia Cooksan

newport citizens were shocked "a
learn Of the death of Mrs. Georgia
.ooKson at the home of her daugh-
'ei' mrs. Oral TwitcheI of Ply-
mouth Mrs. Cookson has been in
poor health for some years. much Of
me Tune being affected by melan-
ehoiia In marked degree. For the
past nine months she has been ston-
ping with her Gaughted and NJ
|ookson has been at work in plv.
miou'n' on Friday afternoon Mrs.
lMiteneli came to Newport and on
ner return found that her mother haA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

II has been reported that the Pleas
ant Pond Hotel has been sold to a.
j. Rogan of Boston.
Willie Durgin has been busy about
Pleasant Pond for some days clean
ing the Colby lot and putting up ice
for the hotel there.
s. J. Whitney. chairman of Il e
Bingham Liberty loan Committee
stated Saturday that his committee
was planning to solicit from every
man in town and that meeting u
the solicitors is to be held Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Maynard Skinner and two
daughters have gone to Vermont ow-
ing 10 the critical illness of Mrs
SINNERS sister.
Mrs. J. j Comber has returned TO
Pleasant Pon6 after having passed
the winter in Nova Scotia.
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Good Will Club

There was an attendance Of % at
the meeting of the Good VIII club
held Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
l.. y. EllingWood. Children and
grown-ups assisted in the following
interesting program: Song. Good Will
song; reading. Howard Cook: song.
Mildred Fox; reading, Ida Spaulding;
song. Louise and Elizabeth Brayton,
Louise Dunton and Dorothy Allen
piano solo, Marion Allen; Clink.
Clink song by the members; reading
from the Good win record. Mrs.
Rrayton: poem read by Mrs. Bertha
Cook and reading by Mrs. Frank
York. Prayer was offered by Rev.
William Fletcher In his recent be-
reavement the members of the club
forwarded him out Of sympathy some
lovely flowers.
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Mrs. Atmon jackson

Funeral services for the late Mr
Eudora CLishness) Jackson. wife of Az
mon jackson, were held Sunday at 40
o'clock, Rev. 7. b. Madsen of North
New Portland officiating. The remains
were inferred at the East New Portland
cemetery. Mrs. Jackson was II years
of age and was born Nov. Is, 1876, in
Embden. Her parents were Mark L.
and Mary Lshness and she had been
married to Mr.. Jackson 81 years last
November. The couple became the pa
in California in 1907: Mellen jackson. a
resident of Santa Cruz, Cal, and Mrs
Luce. with whom the couple lived, the
Luce home being on a farm between the
villages of East and West New Port
land. There is also a sister. Mrs. Fred
Walton of East New Portland and two
brothers, Charles and Granville Lish-
ness OF New Portland. During her i'll
ness she was cared for by Mr.. and Mrs.
Luce, her sister. Mrs. Walton and the
aged husband. Beside the relatives al
ready referred to there are two grand
children, Doris and Lawrence Jackson
of Santa Cruz, Cal. Mrs. jackson was
member of the Sunshine Society.
MISS Eta May Walker has been en-
joying vacation from her studies IN
the senior class at Castine Normal
school
Ralph Young has returned to Sidney
after visit with his parents.
Dwight Boynton who has a,,;z, l.
the navy and has gone to Portland ex-
poets to be in training for three months
at Newport. r. /.
Il. NJ. Stiles, county Agricultural
agent, and Miss Alfredo Ellis of Rel
fast. assistant State leader for ei,.,s'
agricultural clubs, will both be at the
North village Monday night to visit the
agricultural clubs already formed in
that section of the town.
Patriots day was marked by 2 spe-
cial devotional service at North New
Portland in the church in the evening
Rev. 7. d. Madsen. pastor OF the
church was especially requested 10 de-
liver the excellent patriotic address
which he gave two Sundays before.
Mrs. Isaac Knapp and two children
have departed for Westfeld, and Otis
Eames has rented the Knapp house in
the North village.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith has returned
from Oquossoc.
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Mrs. Winnie Vittum

Friends were panied to learn Of the
recent death of Mrs. Winnie Nittun
Of this place. formerly Of Pleasant
Ridge. Briggs landing, her name ho-
fore her marriage having been MIN :,
Briggs. Beside her husband and an
infant daughter there arc brother,
John Briggs of Moscow and two sis
tiers, Mrs Stella Hill of Moscow and
Mrs. Iva Frost of Monmouth. Mrs.
Frost and Mrs. G, j. Abbey of Show
hogan were among those who came to
Bingham to attend the funeral. the
services being conducted by Rev. y.
'B. HIATT Of the Congregational
church.
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The Liberty Loan

Postmas tcr NJ p. Pollard. chair
man Of the local Liberty loan com
mittee, stated Saturday that about
$1,000 Of the $4,000 allotment for SolUn
had been procured. With him on the
committee are F. A. Coolidge. j. II.
Gray, DIR. S. F. Greene, DR.. j. o. Pi-
per, DR.. Azel Jones, Marcelius Irvine,
II. L. Wyman and Z. l.. Paul.
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afternoon with Mrs. g.

Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. 8. A
Foss.
Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Bradeen b.,.
been in Dexter for several DAYS n
attend the East Maine conference
Mr.. Bradeen was in Mayfleld recent.
~ to officiate at the funeral Of Klebe,
L. Campbell.
The Athens branch Of the Rcd
Cross will meet Friday evening with
Mrs. l.. n. Ellingwood.
Beal & Walker have had men clear.
ing out the Wesserunset: river from
the kennebec to Brighton, prepare.
tory to running two thousand cords
Of pulp wood to Skowhegan.
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SOLON

Miss Alfredo Ellis. assistant State
leader for girls agricultural clubs.
will be in Scion on the evening OF
Nav !. Miss Ellis visit is in the ma
ture Of a follow-up visit to the clubs
she organized here some weeks ago
with Mrs. Fred Magoon as the lead
err
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William Baker

Funeral services for the late Wit
liam Baker, aged about 20 years, wer"
held Friday. Rev. T. 3. HIATT oftic@t-
ing. Mr.. Baker had been sick for a
long time. He was unmarried and
lived with his sister. Mrs. lsanah
Moore of this town. Beside MIS-
Moore. there is one other surviving
sister. Mrs. Abbie Mathews of Brock
ton, Mass, and a brother, Anon Bak-
ker of this town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

Mrs. Ezra X. Maxwell, wife of Prof
Maxwell. formerly of Colby. was Il
Weekend guest at the home of D..
end Mrs p s. Merrill of Elm street,
leaving Monday morning for Cam
bridge, Mass, where Prof. Maxwell
is taking a post graduate course 1T
Harvard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

Mrs Elisha Knox 81 Burnham
passed the day Monday with Mrs.
". ". Stcdmnn Of Union street. Mrs.
knox'. husband let Monday after
noon for Fort Slocum, where he VIII
r. into training FOR army service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

The town Of Albion reported to Chair
man Herbert l., Emery last evening
that its allotment in the Liberty Loan
was $1,000 and they had secured for the
first day SIG 400 The town of Sidney
was allotted 5000 and partial report
of the first days campaign showed a
sum of 5000 contributed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

The practice NJ four minute speak
inr heran AZ the Waterville High
sehooI Monday morning at chapel,
when Harold Frost. senior madc
n fine four-minute speech on war
Savings stamps. Frank Cooper. a
Junior. viii I've the speaker this morn
Ing. Each class VIII furnish a speak
or in rotation each morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

The Cniversalist church displayed az
the union services sunday service flag
bearing two stars, one for Rev. Robert
NJ. \ellerman, who left his passionate to
Join the medical service of the army
and is stationed at Waco, Texas. and
one for ROBBIE White of the Signal Corps
stationed at Camp Devens.
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Tho Ro,irba family Uhe

The Bouchard family. where two
eases of scarlet fever have matured
is under quarantine. Two Of the boys
are the victims Of the disease.
A social will be held in CaratunN
hall May 8. under the direction OF
the Congregational Sunday school.
P. E. Priest is improving his resi-
dence by the addition Of piazza
which is being built on the front If
the main house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

Mr. and Mrs. Legare have been in
Berlin, y. H., during the past week
to accompany the body of their young
son, Victor. who was drowned in
Embden to that place for burial.
Timothy Clark is to make his fu-
ture home in Madison.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

There was no rehearsal of the Ce-
ella Choral Society last evening as has
been the custom, and announcement
will be made of the resumption of re-
hearsals in the near future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

Mrs Herbert Proudman of Myrtle
street went TO Auburn Monday morn
ing to visit her daughter. Mrs. How
ard Pierson. They will return togethCr
today and Mrs. Pierson will pass the
week with her parents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

Miss Helen kidder. who has been
passing several DAYS n tho home OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
kidder Of Routells avenue. returned
70 Northeast Harhor Monday morn
inr. whore she teaches domestic sci
epce
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Lewis Duncan Of Pre.eus Isle

Funeral services were held su"0 20
at Pressure Isle for Lewis Duncan 20
years old, a well-known business
man, who died suddenly from pneu-
monia. He was a native OF Nc"
Brunswick and leaves his wife LII"
six children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

Mr. and Mrs Wallace Westcott left
Monday morning for Boston. where
they will pass several days. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Westcotts
mother, Mrs. Mary Gray and h.t
h,other George Gray. Miss Ruth To-
zicr will have charge of the hospital
during Mrs Westcott's absence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

Mrs Esther Dunn and son Peter
~ Mount Vernon. who nave been
rueatS fur tcw day OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. I.esu, tostcr ~ Main street, re-
turned 10 ,he,r hons Monday morn
tup
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Method
list church held meeting al the home
of Mrs J. f. Larrabee on Morrill, ave-
nue. Monday evening Mrs. A. G. Lit
tell assisted Mrs Larrabee in her du-
ties of hostess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

Miss Helen Springfield returned 20
Boston Monday morning where she
isc Il student at the Sargent School
of Physical Training. after a short
visit at her home here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

George E,ddington of Oak street re-
turned to his work in the Maine Cen
tIal car shops Monday after an all
scncc Of several weeks on account
of an accident to his eye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

The Travel and History depa rtment
of the Waterville Woman's Club will
meet this evening with Miss Helen
Butterfield at her home at IS College
avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

In. WtlI.tte of Presque Isle was
calling on friends in the city Mon
IN, IN his way 10 Camp DeNens,
where No viii go into training for
military service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-23

A complimentary dinner Will he
given at knights Of rythias hall this
evening AZ 6 80 o'clock 10 Mayor
wardwell and the members or the
CITY Council. who belong TO the
Knights ~ pvthias All knights in
tho city are invited. At o'clock
the regular meeting will hc held and
tho rank ~ Knight will he worked on
severnl candidates
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daughter weighing IA pounds
vas horn 10 Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Is.
pagneIi ~ silver street sunday aft
ernoon. she has hecn named Eliza
beth