Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-05
Mrs. Susan Ames

Friends here Will be deeply pa1ned
to learn of the death Of Mrs. Susan
Ames at East Corint, from the effects
of a generous maladye The deceased
was born in this town IN 1869 and the
| daughter Of Theodore F. and Susan
(s;towers) Paine. She was q former
student at Arson Academy and after
her graduation became q teacher and
later assisted her father in conduct
ing a general merchandise store in
this village. After his death she con-
tinueu his business for several years
and removed TO East Cornth in 1911
following her marriage to Joshua
.Ames of East Corinth who survives
her. The deceased was a member of
the Free Baptist church and choir.
The remains were inferred at East
Corinth.
The Grange officers are to be in
stalled at q meeting next Saturday
evening.
The occupants of Fraternity Hall
block are getting established in their
new quarters. which are for the most
part in the Grange Hall block, which
proved to he such a haven Of refuge
on tIt otCdSlOH Vi tiit OtftI IT..
Green Brothers are already establish
ed there, as we'll as the post Office
quarters. NJ. j.. French. who was in
Bangor at the time Of the fire, moved
his stock OF goods into the town
building commonly known az the lock-
Iip ANA has also housed q portion Of
them in the Express Office and In
Grange hall. The Masons and Odd
Fellows with their kindred bodies are
to all use Grange hall as headquar-
tiers.
Friends Of Mrs. Dora Hilton, who is
at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. Fl.
Williams. will be interested to learn
that she has greatly improved and is
now able to do some light work.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwell was unable to
keep his appointment as planned at
the CONGREGATIONAL church but will
come later. An effort is being made
TO secure a pastor to conduct the SER
vices next Sabbath. The annual
meeting Of the Congregational church
will be held January s.
Allen J.. McAlary has been ap-
pointed engineer of the Water Storage
division of the Public Utilities Com
the Hanscom Construction Co. on the
water works system in this village.
Byron Crymble has returned to Ports
mouth, y. H., where he is employed in the
navy yard
Plans are under way to procure a ser
vice flag for Arson Academy and the fol-,
lowing is list Of names of persons WHO
were formerly students. undergraduates
o. members Of the faculty ana are now IN
military service: Major Perley T. Wall
or, Lieut. IT, Edward Marston. Lieut.
Harry Norm. Lieut.. Edward Ireland.
Corp. I.inwood Clifford, Harry Rollin, A.
T. Boison, Dion Hooper Philip Young.
Raymond j.. Whitney, Jos T. Rogers,
George Cole Norman Hume George S.
Longley. Jr, Arthur Brown, Mahloli
Hewett Wilfred Ba-heau. Floyd V. Ber-
rs. crvlle Hewett Roscoe Marshall Mar
telle Tibbetts, A Eugene Williams.
The officers of Emerald Rebekai;
lodge will be installed next Wednes-
day night and Joint installation Il
Table Eoc% lodst, |. O, Q. f, and
Rocky Point Enca~pment will De Led
on the evening Of the l4th. To the la
er ceremonies the members Of Tie Re
! TEXAN ioc@e and the wives of the Oli
Fellows are 20 bc special guests
Nj. and Mrs. G. Marshall hay, been
passing few days in Boston with
their two daughters.
The North Arson misunderstanding Co
gave as New Year Gift 70 their em-
ployes a sum Of money 10 each ~ ,l,;r
employee. Those who had been with
the concern for six months receiver, ,ha
liant nf
those who had been there for ;, shc,.a,,
@irY,. received Drouortiop,,a