Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-25
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NJ. Nay Chnnay. who has been
a.xuast ofyffiendG IN town for tne
.uaot week, lett Saturday for East
WUfca to visit her brother. Gene
Chnna1. bs6Drs returning to her home
in ZAxsningtDn.
II. and Mrs. Guy Stafford were
weekend guests Of Mr.. STAFFORD >
'brotAer. ORA STAFFORD OF North An
son.
Mir Nsrgaret Otis has returned
from q weeks visit with Miss Ma
non Miller Of Bingham.
Nrs. Laura White and Miss Eliza
EMS were guests Of friends at Lake.
side Saturday.
Mo- Assnath Tozier went to Lew
iston. saturday to visit friends for
q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCann. WIZ
recently returned from nsnane TIP
70 Carrabassett. left Saturday LOT
Pfttsfeld. where they will be week
end guests Of relatives and VIII also
visit friends in Augusta before re-
turning home.
MISS Elizabeth Luflxin has returned
from an extended visit with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Ivan Harlow Of North Ad-
ans, Mass.
Miss HIorence Danforth, who has
bean passing the summer at the home
of her aunt. Mrs. George Hall, has re-
turned to her home in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Bates ana
their guest, Clarence Hunt OF Lewis
ton, have returned from a camping
trip to North Pond.
Mrs. Arthur Poirier Of Fairfield
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred For
tier Of waterville left Sunday on an
automobile trip through the White
Mountains, Vermont and New York
to Montreal, where Mrs. Poirier will
be the guest of her daughter. Mrs
Eva Iabrecque. for several weeks. The
Marty will also visit Quebec before
returning home.
Corporal Edmund e. Danforth, who
recently returned from overseas, has
received his discharge from CamI
Sherman. O., and was a guest Satur'
day of his aunt, HRS. George Hall
on his way to his home in Madison
CORPORAL Danforth went across june
q, 1918. and has seen active service
having been in several Of the battles
among which was the battle Of the
Argonne and the battle Of Sedan
During the battle of Sedan, heavy
fog came up and in the rush OF the
battle Corporal Danforth with hii
squad Of men wandered away from
shis company and came out at the bot
tom Of hill which was held by Ger
mans, who at once fired upon them
Corp. Danforth being one Of the few
to escape without injury. Since tn
signing of the armistice he has beer
stationed in Germany and returned t.
Camp Upton, New York, Aug. 10th
from which place he was transferred
to Camp Sherman, Ohio. where b.
received his discharged.
Miss Florence Palmer. who il en-
joying q vacation from her duties a
the American Wooden mill. went L
Bangor on Saturday. where she vii
be the guest Of friends.
Alec Balm passed the week end witt
his mother. Mrs. Annie Balm Of Lew
iston.
A large number Of people from thi
town attended the oail game oetweel
the Oakland Athletic Association an
the Pittsfield team which was playe,
Saturday afternoon at Pittsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Moore Of Hig'
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bump
Of Waterville were weekend, guests o
Nr. and Mrs. wallace West ct thei
cottage at Newport.
Mrs Joseph. Manter and Mrs. saral
LorinE attended the campmeeting a
Lakeside Saturday. =.
Mrs. e. r. Stowell and daughter Ma
rioo Of Lewiston. who have been visit
tnR Mr1 Stoweipa dauRhtAr Mps Har