Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-01
NATIONAL HOME

Of1icer of the day, Capt Joseph Allen.
Cutler Post. No. 4s. q. A. r.. will hold
it's regular meeting Tuesday evening at
SO and all members are requested to be
present.
Patrick Stanton has returned from a
furlough to Chelsea.
Burroughs were granted Saturday to
Charles II. Thoms to Freeland, Mich,
and Joseph L. Newcomb to Pine Point
The funeral Of the late William l..
Ham was held from the Home chapel
officiating. The remains were taken to
Brunswick for interment. Among those
present were Mrs. Ham and son and
wife and daughter.
John Breen. late U. S. navy. and JOS
eph c. Trickey, late Co. B, 1st Me. II.
A.. have been granted discharges from
the Home.
John L. McIntire, late Co. B. 7th Y.
II. Inf; William ]. Barrett, late Co. B,
9Th Mass. Inf: Nathan w. Smith, late
Co. H, 10th Mass. Inf, and David S.
Knapp. late band, I'd Me- Inf, have
been taken up T. A. p. awaiting admis-
sion.
The moving picture program for Mon
day evening will be Sessue Hayakawa
in The Call of the East" a five-part
Paramount feature: also a comedy,
Rough House, in two parts, and a
Ford Weekly.
The Easter concert at the theatre was
largely attended and thoroughly enjoy
ed. Souvenir du Rigi Idylle," the flute
and cello duet, was pleasingly rendered
by Philip Rrawdy and DR.. II. l.. Still
phen.
Elias A. Adams has returned to the
branch after passing furlough with
relatives in Worcester, Mass.
Howard A. Stafford, chief gardener of
the branch, and his crew OF florists de-
serve much credit for the beautiful dis
play of Easter lilies. flowers and potted
plants that was placed in the chan and
afterwards taken to the theatre for the
evening concert. There were many va
rieties and colors and they were ar
ranged IN sue manner as to make a
beautiful picture.
Charies F. Baldwin. James Collins,
Harry NJ. Comerford. Ernest L. ellis
Humphrey Jordan, Charles \,
Loushlin. Wilfred Langley, Alexander
mclaughlin and James p. Terry have
been transferred from the hospital II
co. 3, and Charles f. KimbaN to Co
ID, John b. Horrow to Co. L, and
Charles II. Tw!ss to Co.
Henry r. Davis Of Co. I. Russell
Hale of Co. G. Thomas Myers of Co
c, and William M. Packard of Co. G,
rave been detailed on extra duty in
the haspital.
Patrick Dyer. Francis r Wheeler,
Thomas Cally. Charles Voos, George
l.. Carnes and Joseph A. Curtis. wno
have been on the sick list at the hos
rital. have recovered and been de-
tailed On extra duty there.
Miss Dorothy Linscott of Hartlanl
is the guest Of Mrs. B. E. Varnum.
Thomas Murray, late U. S. Navy.
has been granted a discharge from
the Home.
Francis Mathews of Orting, Wash.
late U. S. Navy, and James H. Place
of New Bedford, late Co. f. Sd Mass.
H. A. have been admitted to the
Home.
Peter Grant. late Co. X. 9TH Maine
Inf; Charles Fl. Hooper. late Co. X.
LIST Maine Cav, and John Colwell,
late Co. Is, 9th Mass Inf, have been
taken up T. a. =. awaiting admis-
sion.
Burroughs were granted Friday to
John Alwell to New York City: DAN
iel Winslow to Portland; Frederick
Reynolds to Fall River and Herman J.
Smith to Boston.
Francis T. Priestly of Co. X and
Ralph Littlefield of Co. G have been
admitted to the hospital for treat
ment.