Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-12

2774 Pearl David Dunton. Bip,..
Me.
y4s Everett Ulysses Ward,
Hincklsy, Me,
1886 Leon Hareld Atwood. al,
Me-, r. r. "a 2.
A75 Harold Albion Carl BinsAa.
| ssss Charles E, pore, Harmony, y,
3l26 Chester Il Nelson. Skowhe,s.
Me-, 4 Alder street.
sl7 Frank Merlon Dyer. skeyhs,,.
Me-, Q Bush street.
4s14 Walter Deibert Pomeroy. u.
terville. Me-. general deliver
l516 George w. Strunck, Bos,,.
Mass, 10 Fairbury street.
List OF men to be called for sxau,,
ton Thursday. Oct II; n
Serial
No.
ssiA Harold Ray Frest. st. Albaas ri
a6l7 Winfield Scott Carr. Hartlana M
5000 Ambrose Mark Owens. Pit,s.s
Me-, IL HallrOad 81.
1895 Martin Joseph Gallant, Msa,.
Me-. r, +. d. !.
1898 Eldred John Pepper Adams, Nh
son, Me-, Thomas st.
1853 Ivan L. williamson. Madison, y,
8 Nichols st.
1853 George Freeman Hubbard, Pr,
! field, Ne.
ass Harry Edward Smith. Binsh,,
! Me.
42S7 Arnold Lee Weeks, Pittsneld NJ
Railroad St.
1873 Charles Freeman Smith. pit.sses
Me-, % Main St. =
1856 Eldred A. Graham. Anson, n.
1880 Howard Merton Quimby. Madj,,.
Me.
1863 Kenneth Percy Priest. Madis,.
Me.
1897 George Albion Cochran. Anson, NJ,
1890 Burton Turner Reed, Skowhev,,
Me-, r. F. d. 4.
aDo7 Odel Elmer Gerrish. Pittsheld. Y.
| 80 Waverley st.
1921 Everett F. Barnor. Skowhesan, "
31ls Fulton c. McElhiney. skovhsn,
Me-, 10 Leavitt st.
$40 Sambon J. Warren. Oakland. NJ
r. r. D. g.
sos Chester Hodgsdon, Palmyra, NJ,
4fS Harold William Clark, Caratu,,
Me.
1878 Winfield Scott Huf, PittsneId, NJ.
az Washington st.
1909 Harold q. Adams, Skowhegan, M
Russell Rd.
1883 Joseph Mrovka, lockwood, NJ,
care Am. Realty Co.. Brass S.
45S2 Patrick Henry Brennan, Rockvoo,
Me-, car American Realty @
Brass !.
454s John Edward Leary. Rockwell
| Me-. care An. Realty Co., Bras
tW James J. Bradley, Fall Rivs
| Mass, 9sS Radman st.
4509 Raymond T. Capodano. Somerylk
| Mass, 5 Calvin St.
45N Charlie Jason Butterfield, Dove
Vt.
w AAlaH I1iuuiCys IlOckW00A
| Me-, care Am. Realty Co., 8 B,x
The indications are generally II,
the influenza cases in Skowhegan a,
slightly on the decrease, fewer death
having occurred during the last tn
days. While there are a number !
persons still gravely i'll with the dis
case and much general sickness in Ii
community, the situation is more en-
couraging. The Protestant church.
will be closed on Sunday and there
no prospect of the public and pan
chial schools being opened on Men
day. 1t is rather expected that al
other week will see the epidem
under control and public mee,in.
and school sessions resumed at h,
time. The people evidently are
the most part needing we'll the Al
vices advanced by the Board
Health.
I Miss Jennie Durgin, daughter
Game Warden and Mrs Frank Du
gin Of The Forks who was forme,
employed in this town has receiv,
papers indicating that she has bst
accepted by the American Red Gro
for overseas as nurse and will 10
he subject to call for this duty
any time. Miss Durgin Is a gradua
nurse from the Lawrence Gener
hospital and is registered in h
Maine and Massachusetts. She Is
sister OF Sturgis F.. Dursin nov
France and Alton b. Durgin who b
recently graduated from an awaits
school in st. Paul, MINI.
! Thomas Greenway, superintende
at the old Anderson mill who b
been i'll this week is reported as bel
somewhat improved.