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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

having heen gen British Miiita--v
Cr1ss- r enlisted from Boston n
--o-cpa-1T 4 Of the Am Ensineers On
? me = 1871, ana sailed 10y overseas.
rs con2a-1- vas ne <~s- 70 70 over
aaA upon -ae.- ar-,va- raev we're
SEM - work and went NTH the
-.encles. ~ one occasion N ms
e ~ civ Il engineer Corp. ArbucAle
WIS uraW-nr seveI-a- Ga~IoaQs Of az
H4AA-ves . ne British Ines. when
on@ u me cars was Arec ny ne
(Ts1-nans- %e.tner Corp. Arnuckle.
nor ms t.:-ar--a- lost rhe.~ aerve. nut
.IFt@a1 III ne -.l.n . a sIaadpipe
where -ae -4..la---.3- cars wara saved.
A I'i'-.a- Il - saw ne o9oi work
H- NJ VIC mer a1a racom-nenaed
I'm - rra--Arv ne ~asl..: was
nat Corp A~ouCh-e ;, now wearing
. q" d4st.:? -I.sned British MILITARY
l,Toas, This returned snidier was
ror- - ~E-pG-2an. y : ana IS a.
present o.4ak 4 ma .aad = renew
10 aoenes a1C arrl.s..-1 -ances. Il
ne ~ %k1w neea-. shortly before he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
The Ball Game

Following the serving Of the fASf
clam bake and the dedlcainrv eXsr-
c!ses al the grove came the ball
game and some 800 or more remain
&c TO watch he course OF events.
They saw the home r.ne trimmed
IL d mighty interesting zane by a
score Of 3 70 .. 7 was expected that
C6burn wouir ne unable IT, bring
heir pitcher ana 4 Colby man was
expected However they brought
along Mcbride. the regular pitcher,
and Mcbride brought along large
enough assortment Ct TWISTS and
fwIrls 20 accomplish the above re-
suit. And a that Gardiner ought 20
have won as they Eot TO Mcbride
al he VERY start ant then seemed
II lose the combination. A Wild
throw nv Per-v and a rather dense
play ny McM1llen didn't hep the
hume bows any
Coburn starred the game by the
first three hatsrnen falling victims
- Perrv's rather DuzzlinE and de-
ceptIve offerings and then Burke
" Gilman and Mooers. the first there
Gardiner men up eUt on and STAYED
there To watch tIhdder. Lanaerkln
and Perry try n vain . send al
least Burke home. Coburn scored
first when Daniels walked. stole
second. went third and scored when
Perry threw McBrdes easy out over
'Chlck" Woman head II trying 70
cut of Daniels. McMuIlen got a
long double decker but nae IN -oos.
On second as the mex. three men
went out
n the eighth AGrer walled stole
second. went TO .nird On G!.dden s
out Burke 70 McNGiler --ied TO
steal home and was caught at tie
plHte on a close decision.
II the ninth with Two out. Nc
Bride hit safely and was followed
by PenderEast who got the second
hIt FOR CobEr- Perry flied the
bases nv walking Doneilv 3ev-
ems h,t, scoring McBIIde ana Fender
CAST The sIlmmarv:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
.eeEoI5S LADS OF SkOWKEcAN
4IG gH|l AND their CAREERS

-are the a-nis-ice was signed he WIS
hit by a cluInp Of high explosives n
The leg and from r1.s and me long
strain OF battle tt1a-. ne has been re-
covering. 2eturnec 70 this country
ne mas been Al inmate Of he Parker.
Hill hospital n Boston for a long
time. bur subsequently was removed
. branch hospital N West Rox-
huTv. Mass. Massage and eiecr,-ic
2ppIlca-ons have been applied u rs
lee. ano he mas oeer able n he abuu-
somewhat for me past Few wHeka.
Ee Is ne son Of 1ic. and Mrs Il u.
Savage Of alder street
Seated beside The TWO alrendv nea-
TONED. On either enc If ne 'front.' row
a-e Car v TObev on ne lef. and
John =. Lclec-v on rae ~lge-. Carl
u. Tohey enlisted n COMPANY :.
-oS~t I-tanI:.'y-, april - 1871 and
sailed t~7n Wes-1eld. Mas. SER
temner 1977. I pom arriving II
France he was transferred 70 the
supply department. IN he battle Of
st Milne! re received = severe she!.
wound n The arm and was sent %
american Ez:;e Hospital c5. lacar be-
lng rralgt e,-c-at. 70 Eva~as carvaies-
cent hospital IN the Mediterranean.
from where ne Wa invaded home
early II March and remained Al
Newport News ur--l me last Of
March a. which t-ce he received MS
honorable discharge from service
re purposes % spend the summer a.
home with lis paren1s. Ny and Ms
George Y. -uhev and a. the old home
1own Of the family n Jefferson.
IC:-c : --e,'-'. son Of NJ and MRS.
frank Ene,---. enlisted rom the nigh
school with others If ne SQUAD ana
eventually received a comm Isslon as
second Lieutenant Of cae 103-d Ia1an-
tc-y- Re returned home SAFE and
SOUND although he was IL he hospi-
"a far z C.ne as the result Of IN
u~les n his knee cap. He Is 4
brother Il Ms. Marst0n wife q Ii
Col. E9y =. A-arsron and has been
spending he weeks since his dis
charge With her. his mother having
been beneath the same roof during
the greater part Of his absence over
seas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

situation n a victorious manner.
For this work Shun way was made
MAJOR. L was for his excellent work
n the battle Of Ar-onne that ne WAS
made Lieutenant colonel of the 103rd.
THIS youthful officer. VINO --adllat-
ed from Bowdoin College. just prlor
20 MS enlistment IN Company E re-
turned 70 Skowhegan for shor. visit
with MS aunt. Mrs. Forrest Goodwin
With whom he spent much Of lis teen
age. His home. however, is IN Los
Angeles. Caiif.. and he Is al present
visiting his parents there
The account Of 1t Col. Shumwav's
experiences so briefly given. would
hardly be complete unless mention
was made Of the eact that after his
return to Showhegan after his dis
charge he was the same unassumirg
Young man Of his high school and
college days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
COMMITTEES IN
CHARGE BIG DAY

WIN gnod weather throughout the
DIV -he-n Is everv Indication that
Sk-v-he-an will have the honor Of
Entertaining more people within lis
L.rr,-s than On an other prev; Wis &C
-a2lnr N IFS history The different
towns IF me county, have con tl-ibu-
al Splenfldlv IN their assist 4r'ue =
make i a genuine Welcome Home
Dav for the soldiers Of Somerset
County The parade according 70
Chairman Piunrner veste-6av vas
grnwlng bigger all me -lrne "a
there Is nc question but thar this XII
be the most magnificent and gorge
Gus pageant ever seen here The
program viii he given ar Fairvisw
Park during the DAY after the parade
much as planned, The town IS gay
L. flags and hunting and the build
,nEs 2. Falrview are gorgeous with
our natlnnal coiors. Dancing and
moving pictures a. The Park are big
attractions for the evening.
The following IS a list Of the filth
euI committees vino have worked
-sA>&A
DAY a grand success.
Execut.ve-Clvde H Smith char
man: Gen A Moore secretarv Geo
II Plummer, r F. Madden. r =
Parten. - 4 Goldsmith. Z. NJ Fiolt
Geo Z. Il Smith. Dr.. Q. J GAIA and
S. Y. gison.
Parade-Geo H Plummer. Gee
Tobev Mrs. ". J. Lashon. Capt. r,
C Dunlap. R. 3. Cole. Mrs Eaien I.
PuIE,fer
Entertatnment-F r. Madden. ".
H Cummings. J z Jenkins. VIII
Demo. Guss Pooler. Mrs. Edith .
Steward Miss Fedora Lessor
Eef-est.ments-f T Patten. Mrs.
Mary B Stinchfield Robert Simp-
son. Willard !. Croteau, Mrs. Robert
Simpson.
Moving Pictures and Dance-Geo.
A Moore. john P-ovenchal, Elfun II,
BOYD. Harry e Smith Miss Blanche
.Tewett. Miss Fedora Lewis.
Mus,c-L H Goldsmith. Harry
Murray Rev c. Il Mckinney. Juli-
an Conrov, Miss Clara Libby, Miss
Della Car-tveau.
Deceratiuns-Ien. L Il Smith
Etlw lies. Allie Lewis. Miss Ruth
Greenwood. Miss Mildred Beaie
Public.ty-C. NJ Holt. Clarenc.
Mantor, Mrs. f c woodhurv. Thcs
Lanev. Mise Margaret. Chase. John
L. Fish
Grounds and Transportation--pr
Q. J. GAIA. Jos. Duiac. c. 9. GcoS-
win. E. T. Goodrich, Miss Delin Bnu-
chard. Miss Arlene F Burnor
Reception for Grand Armr-Carl
Curtis. c A Ross. Archie Weston.
Mrs. E. L. SapGze. Mrs. william Nor
rev.
Ameng tn most rssasay rssaE1Ga
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

L was indeed mos. happy
thought which prompted these pub
lie spirited citizens 10 donate 70 our
city his Va-4G1ls properly long
known 70 US rs Deaaes Grove.
Situated Us :: IS WITHIN the city
and ADJOINING he DUMMY athletic
1eld is value II do..a-s and cents
would he difficult n estimate. While
money VII procure for Us many Of
the comforts and pleasures Of life
70 secure a grove Of such stately
oaks as these requires not only
money, nut many years Of tine as
well
Sure.v the CRY Of Gardiner IS for
runate II having suCn c.c1zens. whp
have not only made Il possible for
this splendid grove 70 be preserved
Tor THIS and ruclre generations to
anlov but has also MADE Il possible
that = shall serve as i memorial 70
cur heroes Of the late war
To me Il seems a most firing me-
mora. and II behalf ~ The Cry Of
Gardiner winch I nave the honor ID
represent : most gratefully accept
e---S --s-sADiE %AN-4O - fAN>-S pS-4iss
= ! think I can ClT'e yOu positive as
-ll-1-ce mat our people VII! always
.oTe. care for and protect i, that Il
-.Iav ever ne Il credit 10 our CITY and
- these citizens VIM Sc generously
gave l.
The exercises closed with the in
location nv Rev. T. v Plant Il
beaur.tu! rendering Of America by
MISS Eleanor McCausland, benedic-
ton ~ Pew. Il. s. Dow and music by
The band
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
Weiaome e Co. E tire 26thl
Florence z. Su-Li

Crowded c.ose mon me ue-.s,n.n-
r-sa--less u-i1i,a ms MONS ro ~,
With the :ias ION savati ancve von- ~,
OF biooG mr. n. ~ ST.
Oh my 1S+n VS. ,ov. I'm, 1t -,,e-e -,aaa
NJ Ealing wrv"-
Ton We sar- ~ f,r--,aa cravings ,ns
VINO rr,r7s rsce ba,-,se I-nu-
Way +n.,-a a1,.- Ta-d sn -,rnI,n NJ sons
mn she Mar hn-,a ana -as-ed"
Was -hera ayer nand n ,1e-oas IN "a
ION mora en0eg-ao
Was -cara evan ronnue~,n- a--n~ worth
je- af hang -na.-as
-ejror,. ~ n. ianf nm +,urn- FOR
-eIcrrre nome New England :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
Somerset Sons and Daughters who in Great War

Cpun arriving II Paris she was as-
signed by -se Lad Cross personnel
70 a Easnog-aphlc pas1uon as as
s1slaEt IL the CHEZ = ne AMERICAN
surgical department. n LIS caHac-
Iry she worked u--.l the middle CT
January u the reception Gtice IF
the department har work bang a.
,oost wholly Statistical. She ec-
gagged also % Some extent II vol-c-
teer hospital work u her spare cue
anu n this was brought elose 20
the patience and he-oisrn Of ING SUI
esrers there. She speaks with ---erast
Of the contrast presented = Par
before and aSter the cGssar10cs Of
ausrllit1eE. Altar the first uu-1ursf
at demonstration, however she
found tbs pepple far t5e most part
doing me ordinary things OF Liza Il ii
na.1er Of fact wa Witch made =
war seem rather remote. she wa
not n peri Il a1y tine. Among
The places vlE,csd " Miss Sfewar1
overseas we're Chstsau Th4er-v ana
the Cathedral Of Rheims. the ia-.e1-
winch she describes as standing
gasned alE 6.scUlprad. a VAST shell
beside its former naEnIticencs The
cry OF Rheims itself is without Z
single house winch has not 70 some
extent been damaged. She a-a0 vle-
ted Nice and went NTH I-a.- Cnrn-
inE home by ne Southern route anc
sailing rom Ma-se.lles she was ahlt
- spend TWO DAYS a. Gran. Algeria
where she had a gii-r 7se Of the more
r1VlyrI+-y-n ia cf = nlH
though ne outcome q her TIP WIS
doubtless "a different from vha- was
anticipated. MISS Steward showed
her splendid oatriuttc spirit and pra-
pa-sd he-1e!: 20 do her durv 1ar he
OWL United Srares I Is -.fne Of
peril.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

was nine wears old and suhse1uencl-
-1fiia+ed from SkuwheGar Ei-7
school. He later took 4 course a.
I University # Maine ana priur II en-
rerlng me service IN the Engineer :
rlaE.
MISS Mahel Arbuckie. sister Of
Corp. A~TuCkle, is one Of the few
vuUn- SkowheEan women % prornI
1ert.v IDENTIFY herself with war
work outside Of luCal activities. She
first want TO Camp Devens as army
nu~se and was sent overseas N the
# :. a Nurses Corps about the last
q Nav 1915 she was first occupied
II a Corta glous Hospital and after
wards Went mo me Toul Sector
where she Was engaged for q time.
She went INTO Germany on a seven
DAYS leave Of absence. before leaving
1or -ae State She arrived II New
York early Il MAY ana applied FOR
home service work and was sent 10
Georgia, where she still remains al
Fort EMERSON Eospita. No. 6
She mas not Yer had opportunity 70
v.slt her mother anG people Il Show
hogan. Aiiss Arauckle was born n
Chapman \. E. but her home has
been II TINS town since she was u
years OF age. She is a graduate OF
Sk0whegas High school and q g-acu-
ate nurse Of the Maine Genera Hos
pIta- IN Portland.
Enhert Euulgier a half brother Of
ne TWO older children already men
rloned became a second class seaman,
II :. n. aboard the L. s. 5. Okla
home. The Young would he sailor got
considerably enthused over the duties
Of a marine while attending 4 Bows
Conference N lewiston. He took
steps ro enter the nzv-- on snort or
der but his mother objected. Still
fred With desire n take part IN the
strife and choosing the water rather
man the land. he started for school
one morning. SO his mother sup
posed. but instead ne had taken mat
ters into his own hands and had en-
listed. He left word with someone
II oreak the news TO his mother and
later wrote. On the nth OF April
1917. he entered the service and went
10 Newport, r. =. where ne remained
-hi i've "aA @ iifu Lich "SHL dbuaI u
he Oklahoma Ever since rha, time
he has been on the same boat and
THIS boat was one Of the escorts the
second IN line. who went OUT To meet
President Wilson His enlistment
covers a period of four Years Last
summer for five months young
Bouigier spent his time on the coast
II Ireland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

AmonE the heroes who went over
rera-ies. bur WIN proved -hernseivne
equally as valiant as though the
Alfred T Morrill, IF SKowheran MI
Merrill. who was II the Philippine
Islands for some time engaged N :
NJ. c. A work. returned rom tha-
distant location and decided 10 20
overseas n war work for the same
association. He sailed II Septsu-
Der 1917 and did active work up II
the trenches feeding the fighters and
going cut on No Mans Land He
drove supply trucks At night ana
showed II Inanv respects the calibre
Of winch he was made. taking his
place with the other hosts OF our
boys Ia The fierce work During 1915
ne was sent back 20 the states 70 as
sist n c:le great 2. II. =, a. drive
and surprised his home people and
Skowhegan friends by walking uaex-
pecJedly INTO their midst one night
after the train arrived. He was Z
welcome visitor II NAM Of The
homes here as he brought tld.ngs
direct from the Skuw hogan Boys.
He rema1ne6 n the states al work
omciaJiy after a snor-t rest until De
cember Is. 1915. when he returned
overseas for year and 4 half and
IS now in France doing c.v,sIona!
secretary work over several Z N. G.
A. nuts. Workers are needed all the
more even though host.lIrles are
ceased according to NJ. Morrill,.
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III s1 -a.s Stewart. -orF1e. u
skuwhegan. Overseas n Fad
Cross Work.
walCh there was practically little ac-
.i~Ity. compared with what there
lad been when the outcome of the
great conflict was hanging in the
Dalance She was all the time ap-
nreciarive Of the fact that she was
seeing history in the making. she
saws. and TO have been IN Paris n
the time of the signing of the
arruistrce was in itself an unusual
experience.
MISS Steward left Portland Sept
Is. 1913. sailing October from
Montreal, from which point she went
TO Liverpool and next to London
where sns spent weak aenxnnnan6
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GIRL IN
RED CROSS WORK

Miss Lois Steward. formerly Of
this town. but recently a resident Of
Portland. and one for whom Show
began cnerl5hes warm regard was
overseas n Fed Cross work al the
time the hostilities ceased. She is
me daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
:. Steward and the granddaughter of
Mrs. Phebe Steward of this place.
She arrived n Paris one week before
the ar71lstice was signed. following
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

known as DeRnes Grove. f-ee Of annnn~
b-a1Css. 10 De held by the cry for all
time. sublect n no cnnd!nons except
thar The CRY shall never sell or encum-
ler II. Sinai preserve the trees and hold
Il a a memorial NOT for the bcys o.
Gardiner alone. bu, eor the hovs Of Gar
liner and VICINITY VINO paid ne supreme
sartiue N the lite wa for The defenae
Of their country and The principles of
e-eedum."
The response in behalf IF the city
was gwen by Mayor Brasdon as
follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
A nurse, A SAIL OR, AND TWO
SOLDIERS IN ONE FAMILY

But few mothers Il Somerset
county contributed more 70 the
World War than did Mrs. Mary
6oElg7er If DYER street Mrs. Boul-
Eler's service flag shows four stars
and g-a-et1! Is she ina. there is 10
emblem Of cnid stamped On tins
humble barner which tells 80 much
- a mothers heart. -huEas L
ArbuCkle, / son by d former mar
-4.Ee aag neen 1nnorad as but few
..-e- = Lame have hee1 hoao-es.
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70 enter the service was Eaymcnd
BoulEier another brother He en-
listed with the Canadian Torssfry
Corps . year a-o last October. He
mas been n France and was STA
toned there Until coming ID England
where he mas been waiting for trans
pDrtaaun back % the Cnlted Suites
He was born Ii Skowhecan % years
ago the I'd Of April He was eGu-
Gated in the public schools Of the
ccw-. He writes ttia. he is -oi-- %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

panmenrs for hers N r1usica-
troupe wao a-@ touring diEarert sac-
mons Of me WI districts. Mss
Morrison was n LAW whan wa.
was declared our EO1 nack -cro ILL.,
Tinted Scar=s Is quickly as posslr =
She sper. last winter IN San Fra--
CISCO and sailed ahou- ne f~s- ,.
April from New York c-Arsaas .
-ecenr communicating from her
states we shall go into Name"
and refers n having 'nnrorHd n.
Euxernbu,c he dav before
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SkowneEan has a distinctive honor
not only n the quantity Of her men
sent and their quality as well II
the World war. the victory Of which.
q a welcome 70 home returning sons
IS being celebrated today, but It has
the honor Of having 7. NJ c. A
Secretarv who has been decorated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
Private GiIber. of SkUwhegan Safe in
NeVers.

Private George Gilbert of Com
pany K 3Gsd Infantry. A. z. r.
& bout whom some anxiety was felt
BY relatives Is safe in NeveIs
rance. guarding German prisoners
according to information received
here by his father. Joseph Gilbert.
Private Gilbert attempted to enlist
earlier IN the war hut was not aC-
ceptsd. When drafted. however he
was accepted and landed overseas
July 20 last year He saw no ac-
tive service. HIS brother, James J.
Gilbert. a private of Company E
landed TWO DAYS before him and was
IN the service. being among the
wounded OF the COMPANY. He has
arrived home. Private George Gil
bert was married 70 a Rhode Island
girl shortly before leaving for the
great conflict. He has received
nutlfcaflon OF the death Of his sis
ter. Ethel Gilbert who was killed by
= railway tram here a lew months
ago.
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.--.-- ;,,1,-4-a4ion
.a ,
-'--'
! ....aTE rs aHs~a Il : oiH-
= -,e. ny W. WIS first de-
.sa-4 auvs AVIAN ".
e. ..r- NJ second from the
- -.,--g-a md Ea--v .. St.
ny =epund rom The
ne 1z--Ia field n
-s-- 49,. r--11ra.a. Corn.
--- -. ne aiaest sor of
r. .-- -5.1.ae. 81. Ledger. WIS
-- AS ana Carp.
1a.~ aa- u Nj. and
= r 7ac!.ls-r was killed
/ r- 5a-r ladg were
- z---a-- ~ hosts Of
=. ---7,. a-C while heir
.,-. a. eonman Garun.
.-..,,. ans vi ever be
.. --r----..,- -
{ 1..., - ...-rvav Ser-E. Cas-
| r. mi 7.-.s, Cl-de Fad
&. ia. ...,..-- landing and
nd and nave
{, -.-..- ----as Corn Mer-
--.,. .-.- y Hs--la-d
-s o. ----.~ = ac-,0n and
---a -a-.- -,-,r FIR a time
..---. -7,-ag A. Nav
-a- ,atnr crrnned
z57euood. Y Y
. -.,,. f,cu-a,-a- -,rar-
.--,~-. --. 7aaf-,7 ann ms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
Local Lady AS
Entertainer in ~"
Overseas Work

Miss Margery MORRISON. one 81
ShowhegaD most notable musicians
ana a piano PLAYER Of more than
ordinary "epuTa Is overseas now II
Inc enLe--za- .1--le-2t oepa!- .,1er-t Of me
Y Nj (. =. SIR F. olav.1c accom-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05
-E In
~ - - ----~n~
Bow

I S--=- @ruu-v is proud Of
- II. 4onned the khaki
b x Ac.la-.-- sought me Hun
RS-s IL -ur Nc further -aac The
s. 'a-,7 ia are especially
= ~. Saamao y. Shum-
- 49, 1-rac States In
- lame az d ersr
7n1ar~ Z. Re had
: e 2~va,a hut had been
p q, Il ~1ck lust mentioned
ar,2- ne Pine Tree State.
a~~-- hIs captain was
~ -aeI ne rook command.
=. -i' T1.s DU- n temporary
: company Of Wafer
- ms company he was
'7,-'1n.,' = perform his du-
,-an 1,cr officer with
--sa-. :; Is said that his
7lc.sn,n- men who dis
j Lies = Violated military
mem @~9n others and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

with the Croix de Inerrs. Ernest
c. Eutler. who left SkOwfegan on
the last Sunday of 1917 and was ao-
sent a little more than a year was
decorated with this emblem OF honor
Al the hands Of General Collardet.
attache of the French En-
nassy recently in Washington. since
lis return 70 the states and MS
discharye From the servics. Nr. But
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<~-'f.c--
q did not appeal
- rsA.. s@1uence his pun
a., 1or4 a.ong the lines Of
/ ~. .' .a''or whlch kent the
h.. -. 51' = he same tine
e !, u a. my rate Com
h d., ~ 2aTne If being one If
p, .,, 'p+'a~a ~ompanies of the
n. '.lS. MN way and he
E3o,c 15'''.salon Of captain.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

sol6iKs WIN Wm b presan. 1t TIE
celebration u Sery. Brooks Savage.
who arrived from Boston YESTERDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

Earned runs. Coburn =. Two base
hit. McAzulien- Stolen bases. Ian
derixin. Ladd, Anger. Daniels. Nc
RS1de. Stevens. struck cut, by
Perry IA; by Mcbride Ii. Wild
pitch. Perry. Base on balls. OF Perry
.. Empire, Kelly. L. .. Navy. A.
tendance 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-05

Ns 10 ueVef 90 sci! or encurn
Der cnis properly ana to USE ali A..
otion to Preserve these --..s ~.
Inc CRY. Ar Mavo-. vt,, v..- ~.
.oo 10 the beauty and arrrar.,ve,..s :.
Snis SPOT ne cannot dpub.
aen Of the world va this ~s,.-
stil OF your fellow rpwnsnrr 49,.
=. 1an Asting memorial 70 your b.-o-
n'ore endurtne than ma-nls ~
pi"nSe generations vs+ :, $780, -
VisH @uimbv field for their s,,--. 80,
s3ss rs We do now thew viii race
meath these fine old oaks ano vi,
s ooan'F spot was given IN YOUR
W, ano ~ perpetuate your memoir
sturdy trees FOR years n emma
1 Az their bare branches 20 tn. wtp-
aRF and stand erect ara,ns, n.
so~s ana blasts thu. sveen ,,a- .h-
missile a. YOU and your fau., .,-r
AUS Aftsd rnur ewes 70 Hesv., .,s
caught the inspiration for sar-,sc. go
ehe stern call Of duty. and as ,,o, ,a,.s
breasts and stood Arm arains, -.
'"'' ASo she'll and terrors Of tho ,n,,,.
c.uei war IN the history Of na,.,,,,
1nis park shat stand for wha. ,,,, 49,
and DARED. these lofty eaks ana -.
oe1 nen'ociss and pines VIII rrm,ns ,,,.
aososndanss for AL time thai Won ,,..
Fonr forsfathers again tough. fo- ~
oo1H ana Democracy. and tina. ..Spvsrr-
s"ane Of the people. by the peon,e a..
Tor ehs pssrls should no. Parish r-or.
'hs sersh" Mr.. Mayor. then, az r-,-.-
sent'aE the citissns II Gardiner an hs.
hAI Ct thsss four msn donors a, .ni.
sA, sae ss~atsrs tanned herein. I ~
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