Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-10

men have had their physical exAnt-
nations and have been accepted for
training at the University Of
Maine: Thomas Hugh Hamilton, s12
Water street, Skowhesan; Harold c.
Holden. Skowhegan: Joei p. Farrin.
Silver street, skowhesan; Cralence e.
Snow, r.. F. D. No. 8, skowhegan;
ormonde w. Lawry, Skowhegan;
Everett Burnor, Skowhegan; Edwin
Emery Allen, Fairfield, r. F. D., No.
/. Harold G. Holden. Skewhesan.
was examined ana rejected - was
Paul Moore Guild. Bingham. Men
accepted for general military service
were: Gideon Weldon Melvin, Show
hogan; Donald Sylvester York, Fair.
field; Stephen CoburD Mills, Nor
Charlie summer Dolley.
Fairfield; Kendall Cross, Scion: Ed.
ward Joseph Alley, Fairfield: Ivan
Leroy Dearborn, Fairfield; Daniel
Antonio Pooler, Fairfield: Charles
Loren Dickey, Jr., Canaan; Theodore
Henry Matthew, "a East Front street,
Bert Elton Poland, Har-
mony; Clifford Warren Moore, Madi-
son. Men rejected were: Henry
James Mack, Is East Front street,
Charles Eugene Beaulier,
Walter Phillip Burgess,
North Arson; Chas. Abner Wood
cock. Norridgewock; Nelson Walter
Cram, Scion, r. F. D.; Timothy Nc
Donald, Skowhegan; Stephen Frank
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Fuller, Fairfield Center; Albert Au-
gustus futile, Pittsfield, r. F. D. No.
3; John Lynn Viles. Park street,
Madison; Geo. Tarsley, Oakland, r. F..
D. No. IS; Chin Dong, Pittsfield:
Perley Joseph Pellerin, Oakland. r.
F. d. No. IS; Geo. Dewey Nichols,
Fairfield. Geo. Albert Brewer OF
Palmyra and Fred Ruel Woodman
are to be recalled. Eugene c. Tar
box was accepted for special service.
A corporation has been formed
here which will be known as the
Somerset Loan Co.. occupying the
first floor of the Borden Block on
Water street. The building has been
extensively remodeled, having al
one time been the Bijou Theater
There will be pawn shop connect
ed and a general real estate bust
ness will be conducted there. Major
Foster will be in charge of the es-
tablishment for the present.
Judge Fred p. Lawrence left
Wednesday morning for Orono, where
he has begun a course of lectures
before the students at the University
of Maine Law School. Judge Law
renee will be there two days each
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright, who
have been located in Waterville and
Bath lately, were in town Tuesday
visiting Mrs. Wright's uncle. Free
man Jones. They are shortly leav-
ing for Los Angeles, Calf. where
Mrs. Wright's parents have been To-
Gated for about two years They were
accompanied to Skowhegan by Mrs
George Cannon of Waterville, who
visited while here with Mr.. and
Mrs, A. H. Lang.
The body of Paul Vincent, who
died in Rochester, N. H., from the
combined effects of pneumonia and
influenza, was brought to Skowhe.
gan Tuesday evening and removed tc
the Vincent home on the Athens
road. His age was % years. The
funeral will be held at the home OF
Mr.. Vincent's father, today (Thurs.
day. at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dane and
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called to Kingfield Wednesday to at.
tend the funeral Of Enroll MacKin.
ney Of that place.
Mrs. Ellen Corson and her son
HE. Corson of Brighton were bust.
ness visitors in Skowhegan, Wednes.
day.
Funeral services for the late
Lindsey J. Nutting were held from
the Nutting home on Neil Hill Thurs.
day forenoon at 10 A. NJ. Rev
George Merriam Of the Bethany
Baptist church oficiated and the
obsequies were semi-private owing
to the influenza conditions. The
body was inferred at the Southside
cemetery. Edward lies. Robert Hall
r. F. Washburn and G. B, Dow
serving as pail bearers.
Word has been received here OF
the illness Of George Scott with
bronchial pneumonia. He is pro-
prietor of the store maintained by
the Coburn heirs at Deadwater.
Quiet funeral services for Mrs
Hazel Dawes, wife OF Woodmar
Dawes, were conducted from the
house on Summer street Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. George
Merriam officiating. The body was
buried at Southside.
James Gilfllan has gone to Bar
Harbor. where he is to be associated
with H. L. Gordon in the drug bust
ness. For several months Mr. Gill
Allan has been the genial salesman
at the Buchanan drug store here
His wife will remain in Skowhegan
for the present.
W. H. Cummings was in Dexter
Tuesday attending to business mat
tiers. He was accompanied by Mrs
Cummings, Mrs. Mollie NJ. Stewart
Mrs. E. E. McNellie. Mrs. F. W
Briggs and Mrs. w. H. Diller OF
Lansdone. Pa. the ladies enjoying an
picnic.
Donald I. Whittemore. aged IL
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy