Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-14


Conference-Wells Reported
The following list Of drafted men Of
Glass One have been called TO appear
for physical examination before the
Somerset exemption board next Mon
day: Disiby Louigier. Fairfield; Joseph
Mayo. Fairfield; Hugh Hall, Milo; Ed =
ward l.. Heaney, North Arson: Clifton
F.. Flanders. Cornviile; Berry Gordon,
Skowhegan, Il. r. d. 4; Clarence Whit
ten. Fairfield: Eddie Herbert. North
Arson: Thos. Petiey. Madison; Albert
f. York, Scion, r. +. =. i: Amos Wort
man. lockwood: Leon +. Towle,
Cornvilie: Harold Mcclure. Hartland:
Clyde +. Mahoney. Solon: Edwin NJ
Jordan. 40 Front St. Watervlle: Har-
old 3. Caldwell, Madison; Joseph t.
Winecardner, Watervilie: Jos. Watson
Stalks: Albeit $. Luce. Pittstield; Don
aid w Ellis. Fairfield: Libby w
s;terrN, Starlls: Cal H. Field Worces-
ter, Mass: Eert Il. Morris. The Forks;
Earl George Clark, Cambridge: Adam
Joseph Demo, : Eddy' St. Show hogan;
Loring jack Brown, Pittsficld: Wm
Henry Strum. lexington; Aaron Per-
ter, Moose River: Elmer +. MctlIire
IS Silver st, Watervilie: Alfred Squire
1877 Spring 81. Portland; Clinton Ed
gar Watson, Madison; Orrison f. Nc
Clintick, Solon; Arthur Withee Madi
son; Chas. l;ea don. lockwood
Maxine Sinclair, st. Agatha: Willis
Henderson, Jackman: John Andrew
BARLEY, Pittsfield; Harry 4. Elliot
iiartland; James \. Olson, Canaan:
Clifton +. HuGgins. Concord: Andrew
retlcy. Anson; Guy G. Berry. West
Forks; john Perry, 'Fhe Forks: Harry
II. Dyer. Madison: Hammond w New
comb. Moose River: Earl r. Houiton
Smititeld; Edward +. Stewart. nioose
River John T.. Booker, Fairfield:
Joseph Wind. Harmony: Erwin H.
Austin, Seais Siding, Harmony; Cur
yon Grant. \orrideeWock; RAY Liston
Lander. The Forks; Edward II. Jones
Fairfield: Joseph a. NcPhee. % Broad
81. Bangor; Wilton Cottle, Athens:
Dwight K. Niles,, Jacksonville, Fla;
Louis NJ. Laney. Skuwhegan: Gu,
Ames Hubbard, Skowhegan: LandeN J.
Paradis, Skou hogan; Edward l.. Saw
Yer. Ripley.
George Fogg Of Cornville lef; here
TUESDAY FOR Gardiner where he vas
called owing to the death of his dough
ter. MIS-. Elmer Higgins. formerly Miss
Gladys togg Of coInTille He was ac-
companied by Miss Bertha raul Of
South s,olon. a friend OF the deceased
Mrs. Higgins had many friends in this
section who will he greatly PANIED to
learn OF her demise.
In their recent decision to the appeal
of Martin b. Heselton relative - the
acceptance of plans submitted by the
owner OF the property to the fire COM
missiCners for repairs on the burned
building, the selectmen included In
their decision Il new section IN t:ie
towns ordinance in relation to fire pro
lection which reads as follows: Within
the fire limits no outside wall or walls
OF amy building or part of the building
except u dwelling house or small ON
building shall he extensively repaired
with wood or other intlammable ma
teriaL Any question Of fact arising
under the section in question shall be
first determined by the Beard Of Fire
Commissioners subject to the right OF
appeal TO the Board of Selectmen as
provided for in & previous section
by agreement between the parties
concerned the Il months and months
Old children OF Augustus and Hi!da
Roulette of this town were placed in
the HANDS Of Henry Brophy agent foi
the protection Of children. Mre. Celeste
Roullard Of this town agreeing to fine
good homes for the babies.
Miss EsteIle Robinson of Calais is
visiting with her sister Mrs. Fred
Gallagher
The regular February meeting OF
Somerset Pomona Grange was held
Tuesday with kennebec Valley Grange
at Madison. Master Eugene Danfortf
presided with Mrs. Sophia +. Marble OF
Skowhegan, past master of Hartman,
Grange as acting lecturer, }. Fl. Savage
as acting steward, Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ
Hilton, as acting assistant and lady as
sistant steward and Mrs. Alfred Berry
rs Ceres. Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Hilton
and {. H. Reed We're appointed com
faittee on applications and three candi-
dates We're instructed in the 5th degree
The presiding officer read commune
cation from Il. ~ Stiles. county
demonstration. relative to his work the
coming year.
The address OF welcome Was extend
ed by 4. +. Twitchell. master of Ken
nebec Valley Grange and Worthy Mas
ter i)aniorth voiced the response, Civ
ing a recitation in memory Of war and
patriotism. The choir sang, a select
reading was given by Gertrude Spauld-
ing. piano solo by Gladys Gray. a
reading by p. +. Fletcher; piano solo
BY Iucretia Worster, and the question
was then taken up. This was: How
can we promote wcI Ia democracy bv
eating wisely, eating enough and no,
wasting, Mrs. f. 8. Dinsmore, Mrs. G.
f. Reed, Mrs. Stella Drawn. Mrs. c.
Davis Miller and Mrs. Y. \. Withee be-
ing among the speakers. After a song
By Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Danforth,
"reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln
were given by S. f. Emerson of Show
hogan followed By a paper on the ne
cessity Of farm saving by ". Fl. RaS-
ter. The second topic was: Consider
ing the scarcity of help and the high
price of fertilizer, our own ana voca
tional needs, what shall the farmer
plant this coming season: A. S. Burke
Bingham, George l.. Parker, master of
Skowhegan Grange. c. d. Miller.
f. A. Dinsnore J. II.