Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-16

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80 University of Maine, Orono,
4,a here on the 11.3o train.
.rg the forenoon they went to
bed Cross rooms where arm
xere attached to their coat
los bearing the letters u. 5. n.
.b,ch are the substitute for the
I'm. until the regulation garb
.ceiyed. The following are the
"a begin this course: Thomas
Hamilton. 3l2 Water street,
n.,gan. Charles w. McGraw. Is
- street. Fairfield; Thomas Per-
nav. Il Water street. Fairfield:
a,5 d Holden, Skowhegan: Joel
ro,,,n silver street. Skowhegan;
mo /. SNOW. II. i. y. ). SHOW
III, ormondc W. Lawry, Fair
Ia Everett Burnor, Skowhegan;
t.,r,,p Tracy, Skowhegan; Hugh
- Inel.. Skowhegan' arnold w.
,n,lb,,s. Fairfield Edwin Emery
,i,r n r y fairfield.
"a,.rd T. Marble, instructor in the
,,,r, training school at University
Maine - reported better. Attor-
robn LEWIS. one of the pneumon-
,ic,ims. IS reported as doing well
t,s recovery is looked for. while
,.A,o Lawrence Is suffering from
- ,ee,ts Of q bilious attack. His
10, Mrs Flora 7. Brainard OF
,urusta. * with INN.
tugcne Moore, who has been IN
..oubeeau for several months. left
-,,sd,y morning for stay or ABOUT
,,,.e months in Lexington. AndoEer
,,d panycrs. Mass.
rJuard IIescock of Dover, who
q been visiting at the home of Mrs.
n Lambert. left Tuesday morn
"a, Farmlngton on business.
rr,n, 10 So much illness II has
t.ao decided 10 omit the meeting OF
,,erset Pomona Grange which was
t,,. been held in New Portland
Tuesdar.
M Fourt0 Liberty Loan in SOM
..l rnyptt is making substantial
ain. according To returns from the
,r,us towns recently obtained by
-,urty Chairman : w. Philbrick.
~. Subscriptions from towns lately
a,,rd from are rs follows: Arson,
v,,n, Athens $3.50: Canaan, 49,
.a. ,'aratunk $4,000: Brighton. $500:
n,ncnam. sl7.m0: Dennistown, $3.50;
rnhdcn. tSorO Fairfield, slOO.6oO;
harmony. $4,000: Ilartland, $4,000:
,swan. 5000; Long Pond, $3.50;
Madison 500 onO. Mercer. 5000; May
epd $500. Moose River. $3.50: New
Portland tIo.rno. Norridgewock, s25.
40 PALMYRA. $1,000. Pittsfeld. $685.
mn Skovacgan. $4,000: Scion. $l1.-
,u. st Adams $500: Ripley, A25o:
Tile Forks $500: Starks. $500; total.
y I1iS-a Tho total allotment for the
county was s736 600 The total sub
arptinn will doubtless run up to
10000 Or over
Selvep Flanders. who has been i'll
nv Tho past few days with the in
flerza was removed to Somerset
hospital Tuesday. his wife having
developed symptoms of the disease.
Mis- " II. Dlllcr Of Philadelphia.
WITH Mrs W. II Cummings, Mrs. f.
Briggs and Mrs. i. T.. McNeelie.
motored TO Pleasant Pond the first Of
he week for n partridge dinner.
Four boxes have been shipped
THIS week to headquarters by the Am
'rican Red Cross of Somerset Coun-
~ containing the following list Of
arucles 500 pairs of socks: l muf-
Ter J knitted cape: ! helmet: l ear
T. / tgt1 nta I
ea'escent robes II handaged foot
socks - pairs Of bed socks: Q puffs;
70 mems shirts: 20 sweaters; 4
'aey's blankets; 29i chemises; so
pnafores is scrap books; / bed
'ch't dish towel: 20 handker-
Aefs. wash cloths.
llhough Golden Rod Branch OF the
n''rnatlonal Sunshine Society is
no meetings during the pres
'n' season Of the influenza epidemic,
ne good work Of its members is 60
'ns on. During the year it has held
- meetings Thirteen Of these
meetings have been at the city build
'ns and the rest at the homes Of the
h'moers. AT part of these meet
"ss patch work has been made and
-o'k has been done for the Red
rose Twelve new members have
oe'n admitted and two have died.
aros and letters have been sent out
we shut-tns and sick and flowers
,a'' oeen distributed, the amount Of
80" having been expended for
""s during the past year. There
neon large demand for cloth
"s' especially for shoes for chill
~, shoes and rubbers have been
, ,s Tor total amount Of
ana 1880 worth of dry goods
ocen purchased besides dis,rib-
iarge quantity Of second hand
9u'ng and shoes. s14.59 has been
1pended for milk for an AGED Wild
ana IS for bedding. A number
oohd hand comforters have been
~ members for distribution.
long the gifts Of money made and
p'nses during the year was IS to
enioer whose husband was i'll for
ons time, s. TO a widow whose
.es was incurable; sass towards
expenses OF a state delegate to
n annual convention in Lewiston:
state dues: 81 for international
20 Tor chiidren's Hospital in
land AZ Christmas n box OF
~. and dozen handkerchiefs were
10 the Blind Babies Home.
\, nefous gifts have been received
,.,,. united articles. quilt tops, etc. In
OF the sickness the attendance
,oa ''mes been above the average
w W. unusual interest has been shown.
ne Sunshine society is one Of the
charitable organizations that