Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-05

body har0 Arx Stevens. who vas q
years Of age. had two nurses for Il
months and for long TINS had In
soE0d between Efe ana death. Shortly
before her passing she became con-
scloas Of the preseace af her DAUGHTER
and just bafor0 the end repeated tn
Lords prayer 11ao Stevens VII 70
main IN Sxovhe0Aa tor aoeu, . week.
The Ladies' Aid Of TIA First HapttE:
church Is holding fair today Monday.
Stanley Il Moore a member n the
18Th Division who has been the guest
IF his sister. Ma Harry c. Day, has
gone 70 Farninssan for q short VISIT
Hs expsc1s to locate IA Portland
Rev. HAIRY II. C2ton. pastor Of .
SprinEvaie church. who was formerly
ac.lng pastor al the First Baptist
church IN this town. has had published
a book Of poems entitled "Snliloaries OF
Joseppc and . COPY has recen;.y been
received nerS by one or more Of ais
friends n ..lis section
MS william 2 K-ege- Of Fairield
was her. 70 attend the burial service
q Mrs. I. ] stevens SATURDAY.
The IRE department chemicai was
called out SATURDAY afternoon % 1ue4l
a chimney fre 4. the home Of Pau.
EouIia-d On summer street The dam
age vas sigh, and- from smoking TWO
Of the rooms.
There was a very large gathering Of
men. women and children n Railroad
square and vicinity Saturday evening
a, me time Of he ARRIVAL Of the var
-elic ran. shorty after "A. The train
was n charge IF Capt. jerks with A
J Holmes AZ. 1rzt assistant Others
coming with the train were Capt. Jul an
Brown. Ensign J. P White, Sers.- g. J,
Units. SerE.. winer Private Ferhar1
anu Serg. J. z Hines. A K. Butler
spoke rom one Of the Hat cars as I
platform cor a snor. -.me. Introducing
ne -i-sy speaker 1t g our privilege.
sad M Butler 20 welcome repre-
se1tatlves Of he army who BRING 70 Is
rouvenirs OF he g-sa. war He spoke
of our one more 1utv % raise money for
re F-f-h -be-r Loan and first INTRO
duced M Eeimas Ee gave a snor-
Ja:-ot.c aopea. FOR the lua1 and n
reduced n closing Ensign ). ?. White
OF the Z s. navy. Ensign White was
a very magnetic speaker anu explained
n The course Of his appeal VIVA. had
become of the money -slsed n the
previous loals. Sergt- Hines Of Boston
Was introduced al the happy dough-
boy and compimented the crowd by
stating mat isev were The best look
liz ret He made a very happy but
being a particular feature Of his ao-
dress. Sery.- Hines IS a graduate of
leland Powers school ana i a delight
al eater.aIner- Ee -ec,ted FINK.
FINK. Funk % me great pleasure Of
els listeners and told many IauEaaole
Incidents before retiring. After these
e:ie-a.ning features the cars were
brown oren FOR Inspection and accord
ug - an accurate count aiken by enc
81 the officials nearly 1H people avail
ed themselves Of this opportunity u
wea pons. Among the trophies exhibited.
won n the fields of France. were nAnv
German implements. These included
g-m German guns. German shells.
ranch nor-ars. depth bombs. trench
eaters. French a1munit On wagons
and ne celebrated French 3 tha, won
ne war. n the baggage car we're nanv
reminders Of ne conflict. such Is gas
MASKS trench MASKS. trench knives.
havonets. r1fes. ctr. Al German I'M
pie-nen;s shown were captured TOM ne
German people. The FRS, Regimen:
Band was awaiting the arrival Of ne
rain and pared a spirited selection as
Band also marched rom Grange hall.
wnera I was % glre concer-- % the
station and added 20 he effectiveness
Of the OCCASION.
The result Of he bail game PLAYED
>a,urda-- between ire Madison Band
huvs' cam ana the skowhegaa gram
mar school a. XXI diamond vas a VIC
-or7- Of % .or the home ala-ers.
a meeting Of RE Helen Coau-1 Ms
sion Circle % Bethany church vas held
Friday afternoon a. the home Of Ms
Kate Turner on Eush street The pro-
gram vas upon India and was direct
I'd By MS Jesse ? Fletcher The-a
were readings from the study book bv
ne members and Tict-ola selections
furnished The MUSIC. n the absenc g
NJ Mss CoDura. tae president. Mrs..
George Merriam. presided. Refresh
7lsnts If zee cream and taarv cahes
were served br Ms Turner
Ms Esther Deane mas sod NO of
her lo;s On Madison avenue % jonn {:
chase Of ADDISON.
The Skowhesan high schonl base
bail 'aan showed a lot of ginger
SATURDAY. afternoon a. ne Fai--'ew
diamond when il defeafed Good
VIII .lgn school 2 20 / This vas the
second game thai the local BOYS
have PLAYED and likewise the SEC
ord they have won. AacDonouEh
pitched very conN1kent game for
Skowsegan and special features
were the hitting and base -unning
ShortsIop Porter aeIded well and
Perry and RouIla-d of Skownekan
also featured NJ splendid catches
and lire dr,~es for Show heSan. Good
VIII played 4 rather loose game
Two more games ara schezule1 for
ne coming week. according -
Coach Lewis. VINO. by the way. IS
doing some splendid Work for me
coming week according 10 Coacil
Lewis. who NY the way. s. dom:
srme splendid work for The Sknwhe-
gan boys A teaE1 from Coburn
Classical az Wa1s--ille PLAYS her.
Wednesday md Lawrence high