Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-29


cision was rendered.
The w c. r. L. will meet this af-
! ,arnoon ~ the Baptist vestry at $50
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hill OF Show
hogan are the guests Of M. and Mrs.
Colby Lawrence
Harvey Doe Of Palermo was in
town Yesterday calling on friends
| and relatives. Mr.. Doe was former
Fairfield boy and graduate Of the
| Lawrence high school
Mrs. Bessie Reynolds of Auburn is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Charles
McCoombs, lower Maine street.
{ Mrs. Bert Foss and daughter Ruby,
, of Albion were in town yesterday Wis
! iting friends.
! Mrs. Charles Buck is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs Rodney Crosby Of
! Cottage street.
Mrs. Harry Priest and daughters,
! HiIdred and Ruth. of Winslow, was
! in town yesterday visiting friends.
| The members Of the w. X. G. and
the G. A. f. and few neighbors
we're entertained at the home of Hen
ry Reed yesterday. A picnic lunch
was served on the tables which were
set up in a grove by the house. Ice
, cream, fruit and candy were served
and the time passed IN telling war
stories and singing war songs.
Miss 5llen Dunbar has returned to
her home after visiting friends IN
Winslow.
Mrs. J. o. Pittingill. who has been
! the guest of Mrs. Lester Nye Of Ban
ker avenue, will leave for her home
in Boston tomorrow.
The following are the men from
this town who have registered with
the Somerset exemption board At
Skowhegan as having reached, thu
legal age since June 9TH: Russell
/, Seamans. Joseph Belts. Allie King,
BENZ. Cole. Hubert Emery. Frank
! Crummett and Merwin Ladd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Lowe and
! daughters Doris and Rachael have
gone to Northport for a fev days.
! Miss Mary Low of Clinton is in
towne visiting friends.
! At the meeting af the 18th Maine
az WaterVille Tuesday. L. +. McIn-
tyre was elected President for the en-
suing year. Others from this town
who attended are Oliver Bessy. Will
liam Holmes, Gardiner Savage, Frank
Savage and John Hall.
Mrs. O. E. Ames and daughter
/ Mona have returned from Boston and
Camp Devens, where they were Wis
ting Dr. Ames who is stationed there.
Miss Ann Morang is the guest Of
Mss Alice Duran. Miss Morang is
on her way from Bar Harbor to her
home in Boston.
Norman Richardson. who has been
with the Junior Volunteers this sum
ner, has completed his duties and
returned to his home.
i William Gordon, who has been con-
fired TO his home on Kicker street by
\ illness. is able to be out.
I Miss Wi8ona Pollard, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at War
4 rel. has returned to her home on
Kelley street
I Miss Anna Smell who has been
i the guest Of her brother. George
t" her home in Melrose, Mass
! The surgical rooms of the Red
Cross will be opened this afternoon
al 22o O'Clock and all members WHO
car are urged to be present so that
a large amount Of work may be &C
complished.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Park and
family are enjoying an automobile
tfir through Canada
Harry Weeks Of Brunswick was in
town yesterday calling on friends.
! Z. a. Smith IS confined to his home
! on Western avenue by illness.
/ Rollins Clark has gone to- Boston
Fer q few days.
Earl Harvey was in town yestar-
day calling on friends and relatives.
Nh. Harvey was formerly Of hits
town and is now enga ged in bust
ness in Weeks Nils.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jaquith have re-
TUNED from a two weeks vacation
/ az Temple Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs Ferdinand Conson
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Friend of uppet Main street.
! Mrs. A. G. Pratt and Mrs. Ernest
Ihatt Of Hincklev were in town yes
tfrdav calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bowman have gone
10 Canaan to visit friends.
! Or. w. n. Walters. who is passing
the summer at Pleasant pond, is in town
for few days
! Fessenden Lutz, who was reported N
yesterdays. casualty list as being Sc
verely wounded is the son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Lutz of Hinckley. He is @
years OF age and lived at Hincklev or
le years. and then came to this town
and was employed at the car shops in
Watervlle. He enlisted in 1917 and went
across with the members OF Co r.
Cornelius Gregory left on the Pullman
last night for the Wentworth Institute
in Boston Many OF his friends were al
the train to hid him goodbye and wish
him good luck in his duties.
T. H. Games Of Skowhegan was in
town on business yesterday.
At meeting Of Benton Grange las.
evening the fourth degree was worke
on a number OF candidates.
Mrs. William Gustin and daughter
, Dorothy and son Richard are guests OF
Mrs Gustin's sister. Mrs. Y.aForrest Ell
bridge Of Benton.
Miss Frieda Tarbell of Benton was
the guest Of friends in town yesterday.