Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-03-25

Turner, the pastor of the church, de-
livering the morning address. The
Federated choir sang the anthem anil
Mrs. Eta SWEET Bradley sang Tile
Palms The evening sermon was de-
livered by Rev. George Merriam of
the Bethany Baptist church. the
choirs sang an anthem and Prof.
Leighton. director of music. sang
Fear Not. Ye of Israeli Carl w.
Malley played at the morning SER
vice. the organist of other churches
playing in the evening.
Robert Bigelow and family We're
moving Saturday from the Postofnce
block to Bloomfield street.
MI and Mrs. Arthur Leonard have
recently become the parents Of Il
daughter, whom they have namei
Beatrice.
A party Of young people enjoyed a
straw ride TO East Madison Friday
evening where a social dancing party
was in order
Register Of Probate Philo Steward
received a letter Saturday from r.
Elmer Nolin of this town who is now
first class sergeant in the medical de.
nartment. the 26th Chief Surgeons,
department in France. The letter Was
an interesting one and SerS. Nolih
is evidently well.
The book drive at the SkowheSaH
Public library will be contlnoeo
through next week. The response mas
been most generous thus 1ar soiii'
! thing over zoo books having peeh re-,
ceived. The looks will not be shipper
until some time the first OF pArI.
! Mrs, pebecca B. Martin of 81. Al
h.,. who was at Miss l.. T. Hus-
sev's home for some tine as cch'
RAMON to Mrs. Frances f1ass. II"
. decided to come to SkoWhesan
live with her sister, Mrs. Fahhah
Rsed formerly Of Somervilie, MASS
will occupy the upper tencnleh. ~
! the Hes house on Baptist hill. A'f'
! F,agg will go from Miss HuSSe! ~
| Mrs. Martins later il the season.
Master Perley kmes. the 9-Seai -o4u
son cf Fred Ames, whose race an"
lands we're so badly injured by a
explosive the other da>, niiaef"eu' . :.
| ouaration for the removal ol soihG
is fingers on SATURDAY.
The sery ices planned in observance
~ passion Week by TIE Prolesta ~
ch,nches have been combined lhto
n,e meeting at the Federated scrNloof
/, tho Methodist church next lhu =
doy evening. At that time theie W.
he a special program with nriei "u
dresses, by the pastors ana appior.
,ta music in charge OF MIS-. iii,'
steward. The services viii coho1""'
Nth an olt-fa ashiored Love Feasl'
All cnulch members are urseu ~ IL
tend this service ,.-1,os .,
The following list completes class
of men drafted for military SCI
,.;cc These men will appear peioi'
tho hoard tor their EXAMINATIONS vi
March 10Th and unless adon!onai ino.
.ra rncIassitiel examinations WI
d,,,ht,ess he terminated for u uHie
pho men called Saturday were >o'
G. Watson, Cambridge; Johh W. o'''A
,ov le,cey: Henry Z. Rode, Athehs
C,rde i'orson. Eath; Charies ''o'N
t,air,,eld. Fred Gilbert. Lily Bay Al
srcd Couture, Long Pond; Clarence L
ISna,ld,ne. caratunk; Ashcf DaN ID
sko,vhegan. Il. +. u. 4: Roy W. fao
;dack, Skowhegan; James Il. "h'''ie'
,p,ttstield: Carl IL. Olsen, Har'h"h!
Ralph ]. York, Oakland, H. r. ~ %
Joseph A. jackson. Skowhegan' Il.
!, 2. Eled l.. Hubbard, Hartiahu;
Leon Nj. Wynan, Solon; Harold NJ
Tavlor, Pittstield, II. +. -. 1; Or
l,ando II. Hunnewell, Bingham; TIM
othv Robert, SkoWhegan; Herman y
. Scribner, Brighton: Peter couture
.yaclman: Frank \. Donahue' rag
staff: Roland Newell, Bingham. mar
old l.. Durrcll. Starks: Dennis iei-
letter. lockwood; Edward }. H. floi-
land. SkowheGan: William Creamer
, North Anson: Otto r. Folsom Jones;
! t.,wood Corson. Athens; Arthur q
Lancaster, Hartland. Box ZIG: Hen
! ~ Bishop, Fairfield: William IL
! Fowler. Canaan: George II. Buzzeil
! Athens: Aime Isabel. 7G Water street
! WatcrIille: Elroy O. Lacasce. Skow
! hesan: Clyde Corson. Jewett street
+ Skowhegan; Carroi c. Jones. Solon.
\ very delightful shower party was
! rendered Miss Thirza Macdonald on
Friday evening at the home of Mrs
! Alfred Warrington. Young ladies
I were the bidden guests and the affair
was arranged as surprise for the
guest of honor, who will be married
on Wednesday to James II. Hillns.
Miss Edith Cabot Will arrive today
! for a visit with her mother, who has
! just returned from a visit at the
! National Capital Miss Cabot. who
passes much of her time abroad, has
been absent for long time on this
! last occasion. visiting at length in
| india and Ceylon.
! Mrs. Y. Fl. Niles. housekeepcr al
the Womans Rcformatory. is ENJOY
, ing weeks vacation with her daugh- =
ters, Miss Leah Niles. teacher in
| Waterville, Miss Doris. a student at
Pennington, and Miss Gail, a member
of the Senior class at kingfield High
school. The family party is being
held at the home of Mrs. Marilla Har-
mon on Cross street.
The fuel situati is still looking
desperate for some Skowhegan fam
lies who are without much fuel at
the present time, because the travel
i. Ing conditions are such at the wood
lot that the good quantity on hand
there is not procurable, and prob
ably will not be until the roads are
well settled. The majority of fam
lilies are thought, however. to he fair
ly well provided for and 40 tons of
soft coal will be weighed out during