Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-29

| ming. SatuEuAy WILL ue AL SOuie Jay
with masses at o'clock. o'clock and
8 o'clock in the morning. with high
masses Of requiem In memory Of An
Souls.
| DR.. A. B. Borden opened on Sunday
his newly purchased property, the vi,es
residence on Madison avenue, which ne
is shortly to renovate for an eye md
ear infrmary. and entertained a party
Of friends at dinner. The affair was .r-
ranged in compliment to Mrs. Bordsn.
| who returned Sunday night from trip
to Moosenp, Ct.
There are to be no more drafted men
examined for military service at pres-
| ent.
Miss Leah viles, a teacher in the Wa
ing after visiting her brother Carroll
Viles. and family in town.
Miss Velma NJ. Fogg, a student a. the
New School Of Design In Boston, who
has been at home owing to the schoo!
being closed because Of the epidemic. re.
turned to resume her studies Monday.
Maurice Erackett, formerly of ri,
town. now attending dental college in
Baltimore. No. departed Monday morn
ing after short visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. r. Bracket. He carne
at this time to accompany the remains
Of his roommate to New Hampshire for
; interment
Four children o. Ne. and Mrs Henry
Dillingham;, who live on the road from
Dudiey's Corner to Malbons Mills, were
moved to Somerset hospital suffering
| with influenza on Saturday. One chill.
the youngest, was left at home with he
parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Witham re,urn-
ed to Lewiston Monday and after a
short stay there will continue on to Bos-
ton. where Mr.. Williams business ss
government inspector calls him.
! The funeral services Of the late Aid n
Giles were no: held Sunday as plann ID.
put were held Monday afternoon. TIE
postponement was owing to the inab,,i
ty Of his son to arrive from Camp Dew.
ems
The parochial schools will not oo.n
until next Monday.
Miss Alvepa Thibodeau is at nor,e
= IL
enza which has necessitatei the CLOSING
Of the school
a report Of the threshers Of somer-
SET county for tie months of August
and September shows a yield of Ssa
oushels of wheat from 121 acres. Thase
same men arc reported as having last
year only 2o2 buehels from, II acres
Joseph Carpenter nLeo). "a years Ola
died Monday at the home Of his soo
oeeI Carpenter tLeo). with whom Re
hVed. lie had been in feeble health 1or
long time. His wife died four vc,,.
ago this month. Mr. Carpenter is SUE.
vived by four sons. the three ba,;1.,~
ose' ne'ne John OF Skowhegan. Dennis
OF "aterviiis and Edward. IN ser,ire
overseas There Is also one daurh.cr
Mrs. Melvina Mayo OF Fail River. Mas.
r'r. carpenter was communicate a.
81 Mary's Catholic church md his e.
neral will he held there weanesd, :.
morning 1T o'clock.
WIS. Aiphonse Beilefeur who was
elaoved 70 Somerset hospital Friday
ast suffering from influenza yove
; o'r.h TO child Monday forenoon.
Mrs Elizabeth Powers Merrill >vho
is at Hotel Oxford, has ,ensed her
residence on Coburn avenue for mo
year to DIR. Stanley NJ. Cover
Residents Of the Bantist uij cor
'ion more especially on Main strao+
and Locust avenue. are hein, ,raat
~ annoyed by band OF you,s ,.o.
pis VINO as yet they have not been
luilv apie - detect The young
os nave cut mp all sorts of mis-.
/ u'!eVons or rather impudent and ma
hcious pranks in this section. such
a. moving furniture from one OF
me residents piazzas. taking down
awnings. carrying leaves onto pi-
"N~as ana the other night one Of
me Name street families found n
lffge opuantity Of leaves dumped in
.he'r front hall and blown into their
wing room. Another family found
'he'r small rear entrance flied With
cornsfalks while window ticktack;ng.
doorbell ringing and other foolish
mischief Of similar nature are
common occurrences. It is getting to
pe serious thing on the hill and
me matter is being and will be more
iuiiy investigated providing there is
nor cessation Of SUCH unpleasant
| and tnsolent activities
Judge Fl. II. Brazzell OF the West
erh Somerset municipal court was in
.o"n Monday going from here to
Madison to conduct his regular term
IN that town. Next Monday the court
Will convene here.
Mrs. James Hillens is leaving short
" for Sherbrooke. =. O., to join Mr..
aii!ens. having been detained here
on account Of the prevalence Of the
endemic.
Nahum S. Steward of Bath has
been visiting his mother. Mrs Phe-
be Steward and his sister. Mrs. Sa-
rah s. Marston. this week.
Herman Schulze designer in the
Anderson mill Of the American Wool
en- Co. with his family, is to move
from Bridge street to the Anderson
homestead lately purchased by the
American Wooden Co. near the mill.
A. r. Jones Joined Mrs. Jones in
town for a short visit the first of the
week. Mrs. Jones Is passing two
weeks here their household goods
having been shipped to Keene, N.
H., where they are to make their fu.
ture home.
Miss Alice Moore, teacher in A kin
dergarten school in Bangor, return
ed TO that place Monday after having
visited her sister. Mrs. Dahne in
town.
! Allen Merrill now with the Ameri-
, 70 T.,