Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-05

Yves. OF the Kennebec river in the Bing-
har purchase. aggregating in all lo,3So
acres. In which Fiske Warren OF Har-
ward. Mass. has conveyed the same to
$. D. Warren Co.. has been received ~
Tire Somerset registry for recording.
This property was formerly owned by
+ Devote Smith and was sold over
wear ago by Aaron Smith Of Boston 70
Mr.. Warren. The rights of jenkins &
Bourst are reserved for the cutting OF
Spruce.
Miss Mildred Duren. who is passing the
summer vacation in Richmond at the
home OF her parents. has been IN town
for a short visit
Francis Croteau, John E. Wadsworth
and Philip Lessard have been at home
from Bath for the week end.
Sheriff Goodrich has sold about one
half OF his farm in Palmyra. where the
buildings were recently burned, to
Frank Raymond, a neighboring farmer.
Sheriff Goodrich retains the lumber lot.
Zedor Talouse of Fairfield has been
adjudicated bankrupt and meeting OF
his creditors for the proving OF claims,
examining the bankrupt and appointing
a trustee, will be held at the office OF
Daniel Lewis, referee in bankruptcy
here. Aug. II.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynne
Greene martha Withee), formerly of
terested to learn that little daughter
has arrived in their home.
Joseph A Chabot Of Winter street has
purchased of Mrs. Jean Rogers, Adj,
Of Springfield. Mass. her farm on the
Middle road. 1t adjoins the c. A. Plum
mer place and lays on both sides of the
highway.
meeting Of the Helen Coburn Mission
Circle of the Bethany Baptist church
was held Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. John n. Healy on the Lakewood
road, Mrs. Healy and her mother. Mrs.
Clara L. Wyman. receiving. The pro-
gram was directed by Mrs. Mabel p.
Judkins and was missionary study Of
Japan. 1t included piano solo by Miss
Ruth Valliere: devotional exercises by
Mrs. Wyman: roll call. Japan in
Brief" Japan and Our Christian Du-
ty," Mrs. Judkins; ia pan az a Mission
Field" Mrs. Winona Homsted: Chris
tan Missions in Japan" Mrs. Eugenia
Merriam; "Evangelistic Movement
Among the Japanese" Mrs. Margaret
Il Goodrich; What Christianity Has
Done for the Japanese Mrs. A. G..
Genthner; paragraphs relative to the
friea1liness of Japan and the United
States. Mrs. Judkins. During the after
noon Little Mill Althea Healy gave a
recitation and refreshments of grape
Juice, sponge cake and waters were
served.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Baptist
church was very pleasantly entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Joseph Max
we'll at her home on the River road
About o. persons we're in attendance
several of the gentlemen coming for
the picnic supper There was no pro-
gram other than singing by the ladies'
under the leadership of Mrs Philo Stew
ard. choir director at the First church
Miss Annie Corrigan left Saturday to
visit for time in Portland
Additions 10 list of men who have
been called for examination August
!, tho order and serial numbers pre-
ceding each named: 90. $50, Cecil
Ray Peasley. St. Adams: 264 Pos
Clarence D Currie. Madison; $50. 49,
Emerson Chase Lawrv. 10 Winches-
ter street. Fairfield; 10. 1893. Joseph
George Martel. 10 Shirley street,
! Skowhegan; ia. PAT. Charles F.
Smith Skowhegan: 25t. ia. Herbert
! Thompson. Cornville: $50 557. George
+. Sanborn. Belfast; 21l4. 1880,
Charles f. Blake. Flagstaff with
he exception of the last two these
men are all 1918 registrants.
The following men were accepted
/ for general military service: Har-
old Wilson Conner. Hinckley: Wal
lace Edgerton Patterson, 43 Weston
avenue, Fairfield: Ralph Linwood
Spaulding, Cottage street. Fair
field: Donald J.. Golf. Bingham:
| Philibert Baurgolt, Jackman Sta
ton: John Leo Mcdonald. Lake
Austin; Geo. Pooler, Jackman sta
ton: Arthur Shaw. Jackman Sta
ton; Fred Ashley. Jackman station:
Stanis Gahill. Jac';man: Louis OUR
ion. Jackman; ARA Longlais, Jack
man; Harold A. Harrison, Skinner;
Allilis De Saints. Willis Cherette.
Jackman Station: John Alfred King,
lockwood; Leslie Judson Durgin,
| Bingham; Harry Elmer Brackett.
Pittsfeld; Joseph William Gilbert. 1
Pleasant street, Fairfield; Donald
! Hamilton Currier. r. F. d. 4S. Fair
! field: Irving f. Rollins. (out of or
! derD Men rejected were Ernest e.
Smiley. Emery r. Dudley tout OF or
der) Ora Peltey, Madison: Chester
GLAND Gordon. Concord; Reginald
Ray French, Palmyra: Clyde p.
Walker. East New Portland: Geo.
Allen Fraser, Pittsfield: Alfred
Bourjaous. Jackman Station; Carl
ton Mead Googins, Jackman: CLYDE
stephen Andrews. Pleasant Ridge
PL; John Murphy. Lake Austin.
Camp 10; Joseph Lapierre. Jackman:
Russell Vaughn Newton, Jackman;
Alton Taylor Glidden, Fairfield:
Patrick Joseph MARVEL, Pittsf1eld
Other men called did not appear but
arrangements have been made for
some OF them to appear later
Miss Christine Hall left Saturday
morning to visit with her brother.
Duncan Hall in Augusta.
George Risteen is enjoying a va
cation from his duties at the baggage
room IN the Maine Central station.
ana is visiting relatives in Thomas
ton.
Robert and Ruth Spear who have