Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

South Berwick to visit Mrs Emmon's
sister. Mrs. Micheal Dougherty. The
trip was made by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Frost wer.
much alarmed Friday when their 16
months old son Donald became vio-
Eently i'll and they found that his
brother Clarence. who is six years
old, while at play had given him
moned. who. with the aid of a stom-
ach pump. relieved the child. who
at preesEt seems to be as well as
ever.
William Livingstone, who is en-
pioyed in North Arson. is passing a
few days at his home in town.
Leon benson. band master on the
cruiser tharlestown. who enlisted in
the Navy and after two years of
service has received a release from
active service. and has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. George Blaisdell. and
his father. Edward Benson. left on
Sunday for Boston, where he has Sc
cured a position with the Andy Bet
toney Company. makers Of musical
instruments. Mr.. Bensoa has crossed
the Atlantic IL times and has much
of interest to relate. having landed
on foreicn soil several times.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Balm and their
guest, Miss Una Bangs of Springfield.
Mss. went to Sabattus Saturday to
visit Mrs. Bain's parents and also her
brother. who was in the service and
has recently returned from overseas.
Miss Marion Flynn of Lowell, Mass,
is :, guest OF Miss Georgia Youngman.
Ernest Books has resumed his duties
at the American wooden mill after be-
ing confined to his home several weeks
with an abscess on his foot.
Captain James H. Tapley and family
Of Perth Amboy. n. J., were guests
Saturday of Captain Tapley's brother.
John $. Tapley Of Fairfield street. Cap
tain Tapley was commanding the vessel
Perth Amboy which was blown up by
submarines on Cape Cod in the summer
of 1918 The four barges which she was
towing were sunk, Captain Tarley hav.
ing a narrow escape.
Ms. James Mccann is enjoying q tw,
weeks vacation from her duties at the
Cascade woolen mill.
Mr.. and Mrs George Cooley and chill
dren. Dulcy. Edward and Clayton. havs
returned from Harmony. where they
have been visiting relatives the past
week.
Mrs. Joseph Poirier and her siste.,
Miss Fabeo,a Roderick of Presque Isle,
passed Saturday at Old Orchard.
Miss Camilla Livingstone. a delegate
from the Free Baptist Sunday school,
returned Saturday from Pittsneld,
where she has been attending the sum-
mer school for the past week.
Miss Gertrude o'Reily il enjoying q
months vacation from her duties a
the Cascade wooden mill. Her place
will be filled by Mrs. Frank Romeo. Misz
o'Reily will leave soon for worcester
Mass. and Providence. II. L. where she
will be the guest Of friends, and 'rela-
tives.
Dalmar r. Eewhall. Jr., q member u
Co. H. ssth Inf, Fourth Division, who
recently returned from overseas. haa
received his discharge from Camp Dew
ems and N ct the home Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. DAimar r. Newhail.
Floyd Ellis Of Portland 10 passing .
weeks vacation at the home Of HID
father, David Ella
Robert Currie. walter Blake and
mother. Mrs. Rlaks. and Miss oraea
Brown were weekend guests Of friendl
in Saeattas-
The ball game played Saturday az.
ernoon On the Oakland AthietiG
grounds between ths Pilgrim team u
Lewiston and the Oakland team for I
purse Of 800 resulted In Q score ef 8 d
Yin fhvnr of Onkfand