Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-01

4 tory Result of Suicidal Al emp
j, The following men were rejected oy me
Somerset Exemption Board in their phys
icai examinations on Wednesday last;
Charles H. Morse. Pittsfield; Joseph y.
Eamren. Moose River; john F. Shaw.
Fairteld; Eugene f. Hopkins, Detroit;
Ra ymond f, Gordon, Arson; John ?.
Taylor, North New Portland; William H
Phillips. rittsfeld; Lester E. Burbank.
Flagstaff: Otis E. Trask, Starks; Alfre
Levique, Jackman; Frank Callahan,
Fairfield; Verne II. Hollis, Pttsfeld
Burl Carnage. Skowhesan; Asa l..
Shores. Canaan. Harry Harvey was ex-
anined for local board Of Washing ton
county, Vermont and Raymond L. Morse
for the riscataquis county board. and
both rejected. The following men did not
appear: Oscar Bean, Ridlonvie; Camille
BcCrgne, Greenvile Junction; Charles
Harniah, Hartford. CT Raymond Leroy
Morse, Detroit Harold +. Lawrence,
Fairheld Frank T.. Ray, Har,land JOS
cpl A. Pooler, Fairfield; Earl w. Martin.
Arson; Edwin A. Crosby, New Village.
Mass. John McGilvery. Burbank Camp;
Carroll S. Briggs, Nashua, \. H..
The sum of s47 was cleared at the last
meeting of Eunlce Farnsworth Chapter,
- A. r.. silver collection having been
taken at that meeting.
Skowhegan friends will be interested to
lea IN Of the safe arrival OF a little daugh-
ter. Martha, at the home Of DR.. and Mrs
Brace l. I.awIey of Arlington Mass Dr.
Lawley passed his boyhood hsre. being
the son of Thomas Lawley. clerk at Ho-
tel Coburn, and Mrs. Lawley.
Miss E. Moore, who has been employed
as a nurse in various SlIowhegan homes
he; latest patient having been Col. y. G.
Blunt, has gone to Boston to visit her
sister
Miss Mabel Harvell, who has been with
her mother In Cornviile for some time
has returned to Skowhegan and is at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Parker on Main
street. Mrs. Parker is one Of the town 5
elderly residents and has been in feeble
health recently.
BY vote OF the students OF the Hig,
school, the athletic association of that IN
stitution has presented the Somerse.
/ Chapter OF the Red ,ross with So
The Woman's Associat ton has forward
ed to the seectmen an article for the an
; nual town warrant in which the sum of
500 is asked for to aid in supporting the
public rest rooms for women and children
in the Dodge block.
! One Of the three regular meetings of
! the Somerset county commissioners for
the year will be held Tuesday. March 8,
at the courthouse At this meeting i; IS
expected the board will make its decision
relative to the acceptance or non-accept-
ance Of the Patterson toll bridge at North
Arson.
Joseph Francis Hoffman, the alien Ger
man who has been serving a so days SEN
tence in the county Jail charged with
breaking quarantine at JaCkman, was lic-
Grated Thursday and left on the first
train out that morning for Portland,
where he has accepted a position in a
boiler factory. NJ Hoffman claims New
York as his residence.
Miss Hannah r. Page. president Of the
Good Will Club, went to Watervi}Ie
Thursday. taking with her several pack
ases of puffs which the Good Will Club
mere had made and which were TO be
delivered to the Good Will Home Asso-
ciation as gifts from the local organiza-
ton. Miss Page was accompanied b..
her guest, Mrs. +. J.. Marsh of Prov,
derce. f. l., who formerly resided IN
that city
Inc Ben Greet Players in their produc-
ton of Merchant of Venice" gave very
icredltabie performance in the Opera house
v ednesday evening under the direction
OF the Skowhegan High school students.
IN continuance of the Federated Club
meetings Sorosis will direct the month
~ meeting next Wednesday evening
March O. An attempt will be made
10 have the session less serious than
many OF the meetings this winter have
been, the entertainer being Miss Paul
me Eaton Oak, reader: Mrs. Fife Pool
er MallcN, vocalist: and Carl w. NAL
ley, oragnist. Each member Of the
three clubs is privileged to invite one
guest either Il gentleman or lady
Inc following men We're called by
the Somerset Exemption Board on
Thursday To appear Wednesday. Mar
6. for physical examination for mill
tary service: Willard NJ. Luce. High
land: Edwin l.. Temple. Detroit; Cliff
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Odiline Butard, Rockwood Peter Le-
vasseur. The st. Louis, Pasadena
Ca!ii.; Albert A. Mari, Hartland: Ed
ward Longchamps. Eockwood John
Senko. Arson, Robbie K. Linnell, st
Adams: Henry Bagley. Soldier Pond
Antonio J. Austin, Arson: Paul Cor
mler, Madison; Carl Wyrta. Seboo-
nook: Peter f. Kelley Lynn. Mass.
Oliver Caron, North East Garry: Thos
Jacques Gilead \. H.; Angus McDon
aid. Millinocket: John Smith, Fairfield
| Clifton y. BuZzell, Bingham: Arthur
l.. Holden, Moose River; Samuel J
Fontaine. Madison; Linnwood NJ. Cur
rier, Hartland; George Nigue. Rock
wood: John O'Brien, lockwood; John
Goodin, lockwood, Peter Mullen
lockwood: Zideres Comes, Arson:
Adam Rodamski. Madiosn; Austin
Wallace. Seboomook: Charles ] Pun
ty. Arson: Herbert Wilson, Jackman.
Charles +. landry. The Forks: Ccssi
man Foipe. Madison: Joseph I4essard
Jackman: Camel Bushey. Bangor;
William =. True, Mercer: William
Blanchet. Madison.
Mother Agnes. the Reverend Mother
General of the Crsaline Nups accom-
panied by Sister Nathalie of Fairfield