Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-04

Everett Markham, - Local
Furnae J. White has gone to New
York, accompanying his two young
children there to remain with reia-
tives. Mr.. White is likely to remain
in that section for some time.
Wilkie Clark OF Waterville visitsd
here Saturday with his mother. Mrs.
Sac F. CLARK.
Phillip Burrill. who enlisted in the
navy several months ago and who
has lately been aboard a submarine
chaser. has been enjoying a short
furlough with his mother. Mrs. EN-
ma p. Burrill. His headquarters at
present are in Rockland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Croteau of
Bath arrived Saturday evening to
visit with relatives in town.
At the regular meeting Of Priscil-
Ia Rebekah I.oos. to be held Tues
day evening a Halloween program
and social will be enjoyed after the
business meeting Fortunes will be
told and other features appropriate to
the time will be in order under the
direction OF Miss Blanch c.. Jewett,
chairman. This was the program to
have been presented at the last reg
ular meeting, omitted because Of the
sickness in the community.
Everett Markham, who was NOV
ed from his home on Alder street to
Somerset hospital several days ago,
suffering from influenza, passed
II ,AI j.
survived by two children. born Of a
previous marriage. neither Of whom
live in Skowhegan. A brother, Elton
Markham, is a member of 60. e over
seas.
reception will be rendered to Mr..
and Mrs Waite. Scott and family,
who are leaving shortly for Keene.
N. H., where they will make their
home, at the First Baptist church
this Monday evening. The affair is
being arranged by members Of the
church and parish, all Of whom are
invited to attend.
Called for Examination
The following list of men have been
called by the Somerset Exemption
Board to undergo physical exomina-
ton Tuesday, Nov. 5:
Serial
No.
1887 Herbert Edmond Smell, Madison,
Me-
4s Forrest Cooley York, Scion, Me-,
r. F. D.
1T Roscoe Willis York. Scion, Me-,
r. r. D. No. l.
1886 Ohio Deane Whitney. Bingham.
2649 Joe Wing. Harmony. Me.
1922 Angelo TeDesco. Madison, Me-,
Me-. Madison street.
TAI Harold Steadman Salisbury.
Fairfield, Me-, r. F. D. /.
2573 Fred Staples, Hartland, Me-,
r. F. D. l.
2116 Edgar Hart Applebee, Pittsf1eld,
Me, 81 N. Main street.
1890 Maurice Earl Adams, Norridge-
wock, Me-, r. 2.
243 Frank M. Bradford, Palmyra.
23l7 Joseph Steelbrook Buker, Hart
land, Me-,
2543 Clyde Carroll Buker, Hartland.
1925 George Albert Booker, Main
stream, Me.
935 Anthony Brooks, Long Pond.
2417 Charlie Corson, Scion, r. f. D. 1.
1886 James Cavichi, Arson, Me.
1923 Harold Frederick Danforth,
Skowhegan, ITO Madison Ave.
1911 Ralph Clyde Dexter. North New
Portland, He.
1892 James Garfield Fitzsimmons,
Bingham, Me.
1852 Carl Charles Greene, Madison,
33 Maple street.
1 George Alden Paul, Flagstaff.
1857 Samuel Minsky, Madison.
$3.50 Meredick Michaud, lockwood.
1866 Augustus Harry Murray, Show
hogan, 215 North avenue.
22o2 Benjamin Butler Miller, Cara
funk.
1909 Walter Alvin Lynds, Arson.
66 Harry j. Lincoln, Flagstaff.
2o15 Edgar Moore Clifford, Pittsfeld,
81 Waverley street.
1892 Herbert Laforest Reynolds, East
Broollfield, Mass. Gen. Del.
3315 Benjamin +. Taylor, Oakland,
Care A. w Pettigrove, r. F.
D. 80.
900 Joseph Patrick Moore. Somer-
vile, Mass, IS Concord avenue.
Plat Grover Cleveland Davis, Boston,
Mass. 1851 Washington street.
63s Frank Joseph Stewart, Fairfield,
so West street.
l764 Aubrey Bray Pooler, Kittery
Depot, Box 16.
2564 Birney James Moore, Hartland.
1862 Tony Kosak, Harmony.
'2SS Michael Kennedy, Madison.
744 Otis Andrew Quincy, Fairfield.
800 Charles Sumner Chalmers, Fair
field, SO Elm street.
Lewis Cavanaugh, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Cavanaugh. passed
away Sunday evening after an illness
If about one week from influenza His
wife, formerly Miss LA Richardson,
who contracted the illness while
nursing patients at Somerset hospi-
Ial. was buried one week prior to his
Heath. Mr.. Cavanaugh was ailing on
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