Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-13

Gagnon, accepted: Ralph Niles, Madi
son. accepted; Jos. Quay, Jackman.
accepted for special service; Fred
Chase, accepted; Eleazer Russakoff,
accepted for special service; Everett
Pushor, rejected; Seman Mckarns, ac-
cepted: Frank Bickford accepted for
special service; William Stanchfeld,
accepted for special service; Oscar
Rrann. accepted for special service;
John Lessor, SkoN hogan. accepted for
special service: Frank I.aney of Show
hogan. rejected; Milan Twitchell, De
| trolt, rejected; Dr. Arthur F.. Rodden
Skowhegan, accepted for special serr
ice: Earl Andrews. rejected: George
Burns. Madison. accepted for special
service; Steen Collins. accepted for
special service; Walter Harvey. eject
ed Arthur Rand. rejected: Frank NJ.
HuckIns. accepted: ThoS. Theobald. ac-
cepted; Joseph Helie. accepted; Nor
man NNe. accepted Tor special service:
/, ''harles Pooler. accepted for special
service: Earle Ham, accepted: Thomas
brennan, rejected; Oliver Porter az
cepted tor special service; Glenn
Romeo, accepted for special service:
ed: Roy i. Lewis, Skowhecan. accept
cd Earl Lander accepted for special
service; Perley Spaulding. accepted.
The military department. connected win
Crescent Tent of AIaccabee. the 10Th
! Regiment, 18th Company. Maccabee RI
hes. held its annual election of officers
Monday evening in X. of r. hall. The
following officers were elected Captain.
i.andon Paradis; LIST Liput. George For
tier; p Lieut., Thomas Lane; Clerk,
Willard j. Croteau: treasurer. J. T. Thip-
cdtau. Following the election the officials
were installed b" Col II. +. Gross Of Au-
gusta in a very impressive Kramer. Dur
ing the evening Col. Gross. who is vel,
Known among the MaCc4Deas, took occa-
sion to announce that on Sunday next
he is TO be married in New York to Miss
Ellie Menke. The bride TO be is a MEM
Der of a theatrical trouple and leaves
shortly with her company for the Pa
enc coast. Col. Gross viii continue o.
ircm New York CITY to WASHINGTON ns
anc mis- bride viii eventually make their
nome IN Maine, however, and he has
promised to frng her 10 Skowhesau 4,
meet the local men OF his fraternity.
AIRS Adam Simpson left Tuesday morn
ing to visit for week with relatives IN
Oakland and Phillips
faul Murray, who is at present Ioca.a1
IN Lynn. Mass, departed Tuesday morn.
ing after being here owing to the critical
h'hesS OF ms father. j. II. Murray. wno
was tuesday afternoon reported as gain
irg.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Blv who have
peeh connected with the Somerset sho.
factory left Tuesday morning for Hoston
where Mrs. Bly, will enter a HOSPITAL Mr.
Dry mas completed his duties at the fa
rN for the present
Joseph and Rebecca Russakoff. AGED 1c
ana Years, the two gifted children OF
MI ana Mrs Susman fussakoff Of Mann,
fleasant avenue. gave a delightful n;a,o
recital in Library parlors Monday avg.
hlhg. They furnished all the muse MN.
pers which included solo and diner vorr
GIVING their renderines wi.n much exnres.
sioh ana with much clearncss They are
lupus OF Mrs. Dora Trafton Nve and re-
Hecl eNcellent training ASSISTING in +b.
entertainment was their younger sister
Elizabeth Russakof, who reci.ed .,,,
Misses Phyllis Whiting, Mary Nerr;n
ana fhcrnton Conant in recitations with
vocal SOLO ny Evelyn and Olena Viles
George Nichols of Portland formerly
student at the High school here ha :
oeeh visiting his sister, Mrs Cbsrra
turner of Cedar street
MIS- J. RI. Anderson of Portland a.
rived Tuesday forenoon to visit her ,,o.h
er, mrs. A. X. Perkins. Maple street
y :. hanson, whose family was an,onc
Tue Pflhclpal legatees in the estate Of +bo
t"'e -. d. Stewart of St Albans. was
!" own tuesday 70 attend probate court
tosether with Frank y. Eining. ono ~
me witnesses of the document
Aoout 80 ladies attended the neet;po
,he Ella NJ. Mitchell Philathea c,ass ba,,
Monday evening at the homo of NJ.
- w. Day with Miss Dorothy Dav
os'esS' assisted b. Miss Alice f
"''.eh ana Miss Marie q. Fletcher
H's' H. T. Judkins, the president. nres;d-
gu ana ne National Philathea HYMN ,.as
suns at the opening with Miss u
hufhor at the piano. PRAYER was ofeara,
ny Mrs. Alice T.. Mitchell. Two ,r+ia,o
were read, one on the ''Inruence o+ 80!
'oi' Picture on Business Man. h,
MIS- CARA Decker. and the other .r;
com as a Neighbor' by Mrs. Kate g ~,
pio'h' MISS Louise II. Cohurn ra.a
wan whitman s Captain, NV Canaan ..
ana readings We're also given biz Nice \,
H. stevens and Mrs. H. II. Steward W.
'roi' music was furnished and memh.rs
o. the Bethany choir sang. poncorr
was served and knitting was in order
Inc closing hymn was God RIess A.
splendid Men Mrs Emma Fo1son,
was appointed to send cards to the s,c,,
during the coming month and the calm
committee was reappointed
very pleasant event occurred in the
l. Q. Q. F. rooms Monday evening when
the members of the Pioneer Past Noble
Grands Association held their annual gem
tlemen's night. The affair was arranged
under the direction OF Mrs c. ~ Bragg.
Mrs. W. A. Bailey and Mrs. II. r Bearce
and Miss Alice Danforth. the present no.
Bile grand of Priscilla Rebekah Lodge.
was present as guest A Hooyerized