Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

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'noaceticacidester Of Salicyl;cacid.
low Slips and puffs. The club mas
been in existence for years and has
done 4 sreat deal for the Home.
! The condition OF Dana w. Law
| renee, who has been SO critically i'll
with pneumonia. for some days IS
not improved. Both lungs are Of.
| fected but his friends are very hope
full owing to his strong constitution.
! The Working League of the FEEDER.
ated Church met Monday afternoon
y good attendance and a social time
was enjoyed by all. The supper
planned for last month but postponed
on account Of sickness Wi! be served
| "Wednesday. March 18th.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crowe,l lief,
on the noon train for Il few DAYS
stay in Portland. While in the city
I they Will attend the automobile show
! Attorney General Guy NJ. Sturgis
! was "a passenger on the morning trail.
out of Skc"hegan on Tuesday. It is
understood that nc will be engaged il
another murder trial very shortly.
| the two best essays from each
class in the Skowhcgan High School
! IN the army contest have been chosen
aud the five dollar prices. one 20 a
hoy ard a girl in each class have
! been awarded as follows: Senio,
| class. Douglas Genthner. Julia Cox;
Junior class, Emilia Halle, Do!or Du-
mont: Sophomore class, kennetj
/ CoRp. Doris Whttcmorc; F'reshma
! class, Helen Hight, George Halves
| The judges We're Rev. II. l.. Nichols
| Mrs. Florence Waugh Danforth ant
Z, Miss Gertrude :. Weston. The judge.
| mont was on the basis Of originality.
expression and sincerity. From these
! eight essays the best has been de.
cided 10 he that Of Douglas Genthncl
/ ana tins viii be sert 10 the neares,
! Army Recruiting Station to The
! school from which the ESSAY. comes
/ which IN this case is Portland ana
Will go IN with others from al over
! the nited States. The three bes,
| essays chosen Will cntitle the writer's
10 trip TO Washington with all ex-
penscs paid and those Of a chaperone
Ihis competition is offered under the
auspices Of the War Department.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Carl W. MaIley have
| the sympathy of their friends in the
loss Of their infant son. Mrs. Malles
is reported to be convalescing.
Mrs. l.ichard Weller was taken &c
the Somerset Hospital Monday nigh,
for medical treatment. On Tuesda,
Mrs. Ernest Emerson and Mrs. !. IT.
Kane OF Canaan were also admitted
to the hospital for medical treatment
Tuesday the County Commission
ers We're in session at the cour,
| house.
! Georgia Gordon. a nine year Old
girl underwent an operation for re-
'noval of appendix at kenncbec Val
ley hospital on Monday.
Mrs. Jean Tarbox is receiving mod
ical treatment at the Kennebec Val
ley hospital. and Miss Helen Newton
one OF the witnesses from Jackman
who came on the Burke case but has
been in the hospital ever since her
arrival was able to leave the hospital
on Monday Mrs. Bertha Williams
another witness, is still a patient al
the hospital.
MISS Eena Blaisdell. head nurse at
the kennebec Valley hospital is
sun absent but expects to return
within two or three days. Miss
Blaisdell is caring for her brother
Elmer at the BlaisdeIl home in Nor
ridgewock.
Dr.. j. NJ. Eoothby, who has bee.
IN town foi about three weeks in at :
tendance upon the Burke trial and
who was the frs: medical man Ia
view the body Of Nelson Rartley
after he was found. left on the aft-
ernoon train Of Tuesday for his
, home In Jackman.
8. +. Eaton celebrated his s4th
birthday on Monday. He had several
callers and was the recipient Of manv
postcards. Mr.. Eaton was for manv
years the genial station agent at
SkowheSan and it is easy to say tina,
he was beloved by the travelling
public. In q trying position, he
never lost his good nature which
was as much a part OF his daily life
as were the duties themselves. Mr..
Eaton is about the house ard In his
usual health but does not get out
upon the snow.
Mrs. n. l. Nichols, who has been
I'D with grippe. Is somewhat i'm.
proved, but Miss Marietta, her
daughter. is not improving so rapid
IL.
Fl. J. L. a. Renaud. who has been
suffering from grippe. is reported az
improved. 4 nurse from Lewiston
has been secured TO care for him aud
be Is able TO be about his room but
not to 90 down stairs.
Funeral services for Mrs. Maude
g. Smith. who passed away at her
home in Cornville on Saturday last.
were held en- Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
Rev. George Merriam conducted the
services.
Attorney Mrs. c. H. Mills who has
been in town during the Burke trial