Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-11
Much Farm Produce Shipped out of skowheganAnnua
School Department of Much Interest COburn Heirs Cutting
Timber Enthusiastically of Guy Ames Hubbard

The following men were accepted for
military service by the Somerset Ex-
emption Board on Friday last: Phillip
r. Burrill, Skowhegan; Charles l..
Hubbard, Palmyra; Fred Grenler,
Jackman: Richard S. Fletcher, North
Arson: Frank b. Fowke, Arson; Don
c. Goodwin. Anson; Sidney Keene, 80
Ion; Sidney j. Counce. North Arson.
Grin J. Taylor and Norris Hill OF
Bingham were among the up-river
business VISITORS in Skowhegan Fri
day. e..
ID. 3. Hobart of Madison Lower Mills
was in town Friday on business. ne
has lately purchased the Fred r. rus
can house on Madison avenue. MI
Tuscan will move to his farm IN corn
willie in May Mr.. Hobart has recently
disposed of his saw mill at Madison
Lower Mills to Mr. Tuscan. The mill
was originally established by Daniel
r. Hobart and ID. b. Hobart has been
connected with the establishment since
his boyhood. This mill has done GUS
tom saving for the past 60 years.
Mrs. Elsie A. Stilpen Of Augusta is
visiting. with her parents, Mr.. ana MIS-
John Ayore.
Donald NJ, Towne who has been at
tending farmer week sessions at the
university of Maine, returned nome
Friday evening.
Mrs. D. w. Lewis left Saturday
morning for an over Sunday visit in
Portland.
Mrs. Fanny Freeman left Saturday
morning to visit for several days in
| Monmouth.
| Sheriff II. l.. Goodrich attended
patriotic event in his home town,
Palmyra Saturday evening when ser
vice flag was raised. The flag honors
Il boys now in military service from
! Palmyra and has been placed in the
| Hands of the Patrons OF HusbandrS.
Sheriff Goodrich was one of the speak
ers.
| Willard c. Eaton who has been en-
! ployed for several months in Ports
| mouth. n. H., navy yard arrived Sat-
/ urday morning to spend rev days
| with his family on Turner avenue.
| Hon. S. w. Gould returned home Sat
| urday forenoon from q business trip TO
| Boston.
( The following men were rejected by
the examining physicians Of the SOM
erset Exemption Board on Friday last:
| George AIver Goodwin, Hartland. r. F.
D.; Edward G. Nelson, Skowhegan. r.
+. d.; James f. Mcdonald, Fairfield:
Chester Cooley, ST. Adams; G.. A. Lib
| by, ST. Adams; Alton p. Bowman. Fair
field; Frank J. Pugh, Cornville. Those
not appearing were: Clovie bials,
| Moose River; Thomas Bisson jack
man; George Lashon, Lewiston; Will
liam C. Hetherington, lockwood;
James Bonner, Long Pond: Sam Mer-
rift, lockwood; Octave Grenier, jack
man; Archie Leon Biclsford. Pittsfeid:
Clyde c. Curtis, Somerset Jet: AL
phonse Pooler, Madison; Duncan Bu-
chairman, lockwood: Samuel A. Ed
wards. Skowhegan: Dannie Matherson.
! HoIeb; Arthur Peters, Lake Austin;
Levi j. Allen. Springfield, Mass; Leon
ard J. Fitzpatrick, North Arson: John
Drew, Long Pond: Joseph Beaudet'
! Moose River; Ovids Bernie. GroVeton,
| \. H.; James Gallagher, Seboomook;
William Felix. Harmony: Wilbur
| Cloughlin, Madison; Clement Bugold,
lockwood; Frank Bourke. Philadel-
| phia; Paul Bolduc, Jackman; Eynes
Ancoin. Lake Austin: Daniel Mcdonald,
| lockwood; Norman Clark, Seboomook;
| Stavre Sarafel, Madison; George ii
Cunningham. Madison; Joseph Mean
ley. Bangor; Oscar Varbancon. Mad
ison: Peter A. Dumohrey, lockwood;
Charles M. Sawyer. Ripley; August
White. Madison: Arthur Ernest, MOS
COW; Duncan n. Finlayson, Fairfield
! Center; Martin Corckinsky, East Cam
bridge, Mass; Gordon Lewis. North
Arson: Tonic Mantyla, lockwood; X
! A, Poulin. Jackman: John Goodln
lockwood: Gusta A. Louma, Burbank;
Louis Rancourt, Long Pond; Oilvel
Managerial, lockwood: Levi Richards
Skowhegan; Cafrus Zentrantlcus
lockwood; Ralph G. Gilbert, Provi-
der1ce r. l.; Eugene Desrockes. Atte-
an; Hugh f. Ramsey, The Forks; Jo'
seph Bellanger, Chesuncook; John
Johnson. Seboomook: earle Cicodicola
! Madison: Cornelius Sullivan, Seboo-
nook; Reuben Perry. Lily Bay; Ernest
J. Bean, Hoones, Colo; Erin F. Wig
neault. Madison: Edward Julien, Jack
man; Fred w. Eldridge, Fairfield; An
thony Rhearime. Jackman; Ralph =
| Rowe. Moose River; George Wilfred
Murtha, Jackman; Sidney Jones. Bath;
Everett c. Hurd Pittsfield; John Jo-
seph Dluz, Arson; Henry Soucie, Rock
wood; Walter Joseph Ryan. Hinckley;
Omer Godin, Madison; Emanuel Bout
ford, Madison; Joseph Bufus. Beefe
River ~ H.: Frank Pelletier, Long
Pond; Stanley Saw, Fairfield; Edward
Pease, Jackman; Harold l.. Durgin
Skowhegan; Phillip LaPointe, West
Forks; J. David st. Pierre, lockwood;
James Bursey, lockwood; John II
Mcdonald. The Forks; Alvre Burke
! lockwood; Joseph Gregoire, Lake Aus
tin
\ Somerset county men called for ply
steal examination before the EXemp
ton Board on March Is to whom mott.
fcations We're mailed Saturday were
Frank Baker. Fairfield; Dem Oliver
Mt. Vernon: Joseph Mckernin; Harold
D. Crosby, Washington. D. c.: Stever
! A. Young. Arson; Benjamin Tracy
Mercer: Frank L. Hopkins. Detroit
Guy j. Rowe, Smithfield; Clyde r. Viii
liams, Athens; Leavitt A. Flewelling
Fairfield; Harrison f. Wells. Bingham
Myrtle F. Stevens. Scion; Fred II. Cyr
Madison: Howard A. Lynds, Starks
Adam St. Peter, Jackman; Webster II
Sley. Bigelow; Arlington G. Whitney
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