Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19

Gladys CIHOrQ, JdcknldH, Mis-
yesta r. Williams, publicity. Mrs.
Grace ~ Sterling; Madison, Mrs.
Winona c. Gibbs, publicity, Mrs.
Nellie j Prince; Mercer, Mrs. Rosa
Wade, publicity. Mrs. Martin An
drews; Moose River, Mrs M. E.
Holden; Moscow, Mrs. Harry Baker;
No. Arson, Mrs. Jennie 8. Sawyer;
4 North New Portland, Mrs. Thurza
NJ. Savage; Norridgewock, Mrs Lii
liam Hilton; Palmyra. Mrs Lila
McCabe, publicity, Miss Emma Jo-
honnett; Pittsfield, Mrs Edith
Burns, publicity, Mrs. w. NJ. Far
rington; Pleasant Ridge, Mrs Glad
VS. Hunnewell, Mrs. Ross c. Berry;
Ripley, Mrs. Annabell Ramsdell;
Skowhegan, Mrs. Harold Woodbury..
publicity, Mrs F. w. Briggs; Scion.
Mrs. Elizabeth Coolidge; St. Adams,
Mrs. A. l.. Winning: Starks. Mrs. G.
e. Greenleaf, publicity, Mrs. Nora
Waugh.
Miss Freda Harris, who has just
returned to Mount Holyoke College
is to take in connection with her
school work, course in cello study
,
field Symphony
The body Of Wilhelmena Daven-
port, aged 10 years and formerly a
resident of this town, will be brought
10 Skowhcgan Thursday ttoday)
from Providence. r. l.. for intermcnt
in the Catholic cemetery.
Miss Carrie Cass. who recently sus-
,ai fa ctr n 4 q
recovered sufficiently to leave on
Wednesday morning for visit in
Newburyport. Mass. Her niece, Mrs.
Horace Weston, accompanied her as
far as Waterville.
Alonzu Lawrence Of Portland, who
accompanied the body of his son,
Roy Lawrence, here for burial. de-
parted Wednesday morning.
Nh and Mrs. David Hall of Kcene,
\. H.. who have been visiting with
relatives in town. departed Wedncs-
day
George Lynch, who is in very fee
bic health, left Wednesday morning
for his home in Bath.
Rev. c. H. Mckinney, who, with
Rev. George Merriam and FIR. ]. L. A..
Renaud are the local committee of
instruction Of the new draftees was
in Augusta Wednesday to attend the
/ ! School Of instruction held in the Sen
ate chamber
The regular meeting of Priscilla
Rebckah Lodge was held Tuesday
evening in Odd Fellows hall ana af-
ter the business session program
was presented under the direction of
Mrs Mertie Priest and Miss Nellie
Crawford This included music by
Master John Oddly and readings by
Mrs. Emma r. Folsom. Arrange
ents were made for a special mo-
4 ton picture production of Mary
Pickford in the Little Princess as
a benefit for the lodge on Monday
evening, Sept. 20. The next regular
meeting of the lodge will occur on
Oct and this promises to be gala
!. occasion as it is the annual oil call
Of the organization. The program ar
rangements are to be attended to by
J Mrs. Mertie Lamb. Mrs. Ida George
and Mrs. Violet Y. Fogg. while the
supper which is to be served at CSC
will be directed by Past Noble Grand
Mrs Cora Hurley Mrs. Dassic
Thompson, Mrs. Rose Sawyer, Mrs.
Carrie Bigelow. Mrs. Grace Huff,
Mrs. Sadie Dyer, Mrs. Flora McPhe-
tiers, WITH Mrs. Bertha L. Hall and
u Miss Annie Caswell as a decorating
4 committee.
The local Exemption Board negan
the mailing of the qucstionnaires
A Wednesday to registrants in Somer-
!. set country between the ages of IL
and SO years and inclusive. Thel
4 will be call for men for induction in
\ to service around Oct. Z, but proba-
4 bly, Of men OF the other draft.
Rubin Brodsky, the 4-months-olo
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Brod-
sky of East Maple street, who dieo
Wednesday, was taken during the
/ day to Lewiston for intermGnt IN
the Jewish cemetery. The family
h have not lived here long, having
1 come from Hartland. They have re-
4 Gently los, one Of their otner chill
q dlen.
d Among the continued cases # the
d present term of the supreme JUDI
4 cial court are the following: James
n NJ. Dysart vs.. John Callahan ana
h Mary Callahan; Charles H. Davis vs.,
4 Bertha Perkins; Melvin Bess@y rs.
4 Charles D Newell; Dominion Fer
a tiIizer co. VS. Remie Cyr; Clarence
4 y. Hanson VS.. NJ. A. Randall; y. W
Jackman vs. Claudia Wilson; JONI,
a r Otid VS.. L. o. Greenlaw; Ciaudla
\ Wilson vs.. E. j. Hines and Frank ).
4 Durgin. TT; Frank A. HacketF, Pc
\ titionpr for partition vs.. Wilfred T..
Hackett. Jennie M. Randlett ara
Alice e. Cole; Helen Barney vs.. Lc-
ander S. Priest; Evangeliste Glloeft
4 and Joseph r. Dumas VS.. Cleophas
Blois: Henry f. Libby vs.. Harry L.
4 Williams; c. NJ. Holt and Walter II.
4 HIGHT VS.. Alden NJ. Glidden; Ernest
i Z Butler vs. Alden M. Glidden;
I charles r. kmball vs.. George y.
Chadbourne 4 Real Estates; Asher
4 NJ. Rurrill VS.. Harold I. Biober'
Asher NJ. Burrll VS.. Ashley j.
keene; Malon Boyington and John
1 4 MacEaught VS.. Baron E. Dehalp'
inhabitants of Embden vs.. lnnabl-
tants OF New Vineyard; Laura u
Peck VS. Herbert S. Bracket; NJ l..
! French VS.. Fred Pugh and NJ. H.
I pugh: John r. Bean vs.. ;. ,. nun ;
Albert NJ. Piper VS.. John kno"iton'
benjamin I. Steward and Clair X
Narston vs.. George II. Wilbur and
lester e. Wilbur. building ana ana
rTbe case on the equity docket OF
albert F. Hurd of st. Adams vs.
horace o. Blaisdell and Mabel n
p1oisdell has ben disposed II anu