Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-05
BELFAST
Death o. Mildred Dcdge-l. II.
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tole 20 -s-T a-ec1o.es. stories src
cited 50 na1r instances ~-e-e .tc Y
secretaries v-re called upon - %
many things for wh.cH .hey were III
trained bu. Il. which ,hcy never
failed. that one finds 4 lard 20 --al:ze
Ecw fher ever were able 70 ell .7e
bill l'r, Jones vas easily one oe II.
most entertaining SPEAKERS on war
work and Il he was half a. enter
.aI.!ns overseas the IND Division.
with whom he saw active service a.
HeIlea1 WOOD. Chateau Thisrry and
many other points, was fortunate
aggregation. While b. told his s.ory
in a laughing. happy manner. there
was under i all current Of serious
ness that Re was unable to cornniste-
u conceal AID one could easily Wis
Yaiize Just VIVA, he was on the bat
s'EfG'i and r.
those boys from home Not an IN
favorable criticism did re leave vn-
defended and many Of TIE statistics
were very enl!ghiening. he left
fine impression of the Y. ". c. A. on
his audience. DR.. Jones was follow
ed BY Major George c. Weber, who
has spcken in Belfast before On poll
teal campaigns, and who has many
friends here. He is a we'll known
Auburn attorney WHO left his business
70 take UP military life. Last SUM
mer he took battalion Of Chicago
boys overseas and when he corrotor-
ated all that DR.. Jones said Of the Y.
". G. a.. speaking in his slow. calm.
forceful manner. If there was a skep-
tic left in the audience he was i'm
told OF the horrors Of the social con-
ditions. Of the unsahitary living
quarters and OF the many problems
over there which the officers and men
had to contend with, and Of the won
cerful help OF the Y. 81. c. A. He
paid a beautiful tribute to the Am
er:can women who went over with the
Y and 70 that -:onderful organization
the y. ". e. A.
ing mixed train into Belfast. which
occurred at Thorndike on Thursday.
no mail was received in Belfast from
Wednesday night until s.45 Thursday
night. No mail left Belfast after s. Is
A. VI. and no freight. express or pas
senger service could be had for the
day. The Colonial theater waa unable
to give a matinee owing to the nom
arrival Of the films which always
come on the morning express. The
wreck was one Of the worse in years,
the track at Thorndike requiring so
new ties to put it back into shape.