Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-13

There will be a dance Tuesday eve
ming at Grange hall In Belgrade. Mu-
sic will be furnished by WEIGHS or.
chestra Of Waterville.
Kenneth Farr, who enlisted In the
navy and is doing patrol duty At Ma
chias. n. B., is passing a short fur.
Tough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Farr.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Bridges and
daughters Marguerite and Alice Of Wa.
terville were guests Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Bridges Of Oakland
Heights
The August consignment Of work for
the Red Cross has not arrived yet and
the rooms will not be open until further
notice.
Rev and Mrs. Edward Longley Of
Winthrop were weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sargie Warren.
Greenlief Farnham, who has been Wis.
iting his sister. Mrs. Sylvia Letour-
neau of Church street, for the past
three weeks. returned Monday to his
home in Lynn. Mass.
Dana L. Clark and family Of Dover,
n. H.. are passing the week with Mr..
Ciarks sister, Mrs. David Ellis Of
Main street.
! Newton Lee Cochran has enlisted in
the Engineer Corps and has left for
! Portland.
! Mrs. Frank Brann OF High street has
returned from a two weeks visit with
Mrs. Herbert Huey of Buffalo. N. 7.
Mrs. Clara Martin has returned from
weeks outing at Camden
Private Maurice Croweu Of Gam,
Devens passed the week end at the
home of his brother, Lewis Crowell Of
Oak street
e b. Hutchins and Miss Marion and
Miss Hazel Hutchins passed Monday in
Augusta, making the trip by auto
MISS Gladys Hersom is passing a tw,
weeks vacation with relatives in Eos.
, ton
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fuller and two
, children OF Pennington are guests o,
MI Fuilers sister, Mrs Joseph Manter
or high street. for few davs.
Mr.. and Mrs Antonio Williams and
young son, Ralph Antonio, have r..
turned from a visit with relatives IN
Wiscasset
MISS Grace Bickford, who is en,nlo~ea
IN the Farmers Telephone ONCE. ia
passing months vacation at her honoA
IN Smithheld. Her place ia being hl,et
by Miss Lucille Garland.
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Tavlor and SON
russell. who have been visiting Mr.
ehd Mrs. Walter Dyer of Summer street
returned Monday TO their home in CNf
! 'ohoa!e. Mass. making the trip nv auto
Ihey were accompanied as far az Aver
Mass. by MIR and Mrs. vern-le Dve,
. Mr.. Dyer being engaged in Y n
/ work at Camp Devens
Mrs, Edward Dennison Cole of
brookiine. Mass. is vfsitin, her
1ather George w Gouldinr ~
Church street for several weeks.
william Aver returned Saturday
evening from ten days business
! trip to New York.
In response to an emergency cal,
from the headquarters Of the Re6
cross for 500 Army or Nsvv ki,s
lof our boys going overseas tina
rooms OF the Oakland branch Of the
fed Cross chapter will be openes
on Wednesday afternoon from I'M
w O'Clock. II is earnestly honed
by the leaders of the branch that =
large number Of volunteer severs
VIII be present TO assist in MAKING
these Kits, which must be comnleted
as soon as possible and sent to Eos.
ton.
Master Won Bowman of Sidney is
guest of his aunt Mrs. Mary !.
ihtson of Water street.
Wallace Judkins. who is employed
in Portland, passed the weekend with
| his family on Water STREET.
The Salvation Army will hold
public meeting on Depot souarA
tuesday evening. Aug. IS. All are
! invited to take part.
Hiram York has completed hi.
duties at Bates saw mill and has
gone to Portland. where he has "a.
cured employment in the Portland
, Foundry
Mrs. Merton Eachelder and child.
rem, Cheste" and Merrill. arc VISITING
relatives in Cherryfeld for a week.
! Funeral services for the late War
, rem i. Cummings were held at his
residence on the Belgrade Road
Monday afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
+. A. A. kellam officiating. The
services were conducted by Anon
Lodge. L. q. Q. r., of which Mr..
Cummings was member. The bear
ers were David B. Ellis. WELLINGTON
Ellis. Marshall Tuton and BENJAMIN
-. YORK. lnterment was at Belgrade
cemetery.
The fire whistle, which has been
out Of commission for a few days. is
now in order again.