Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-03
NATIONAL HOME

Nelson Gentilley, OF Lowell. late co.
r, !, n. II. Inf. has been re-admitted
to the Home.
TIE returns from passes Saturday
were Byron w. Murphy from Kezar
Falls and Thomas L. Durgin from
Portland.
The returns from furioughs Satur-
day were Joseph Carr from Dayton
and Thomas F. Ingraham from Bel
grade.
John H. Riley. of Natick. late Co.
L, 8, Mass. Inf. and John A. Siroia.
Of Lawrence, late Co. b, 1, Me. H A,
have been admitted to tie Home.
The Sunday evening concert was at
tended by a large gathering of music
lovers. Fred Fairbrother rendered
pleasing trombone solo.
The Togus Athletic Association gave
a banquet to the American Legion
Team for the good work here this sum-
mer. The boys went TO a cottage at
Cobbosseecontee Sunday were they en-
joyed a fine shore dinner prepared by
George s. Gates the Home baker an
expert in this line.
Oclide n. Lavallee. late Co. G, 1O4,
U. S. Inf: Aloysius Mccormack, late
Co. a. II, L. S. c. A. Willard +. Bunk
er. late L. s. Marine Corps. and MI
chael J. Breen. late Co. L, IL. L. $.
Inf, have been granted discharges
from the Home.
Little Miss Blanche Kirschbaum and
Master James w. Brewer entertained
the children of the Camp Saturday in
honor OF their Birthday which is 3
and 4 years respectively. The party
was held at the home of Miss Kirsch-
baum and was prettily decorated for
the occasion. Dainty refreshments in
GLIDING two birthday cakes were
served.
The moving picture program for
this week will be. Monday, Jackie Coo
gan in Long Live the King" with
Spotlight and comedy: Wednesday.
Harry Carey in THE Lightning Rid
err" with a Bray Cartoon and comedy,
and Friday, Ernest Terrence in "Herit-
age of the Desert" with Pathc News
and comery. .
Posters are up announcing the COM
ing for Nov. II. whites Revue
which is reported to be an excellent
entertainment. The program was ar
ranged by Miss Janet Hersey. 1.-THE
Sunshine Girl" whose charming per-
sonality permeates the entire produc-
ton.
Lieut.. Leonard NJ. Maillet. left Sat
urdny for Lewiston where he is to be
married at O'Clock Tuesday morning
to Miss Marie l.. Drinkwine> The cere-
mony will take place in the Mortuary
Chapel of the Immaculate Conception,
st. Patrick's church. Miss Drinkwine
was born in Bangor, the daughter OF
the late Benjamin and Mrs. Drink
wine. 1t Maillet is the son of the
late Alfred and Mrs. Maillet and was
born In Lewiston, attended the public
! schools. the Jordan High. also the Art
| II n
in C Battery 60 C. A. c. A. f. f. He
to accept the position of clerk to the
adjutant. and was later promoted to
| the position of voucher clerk in the
Treasurer's office and to Post Fund
clerk. His many friends will wish the
| young couple all possible happiness.
Nick Carmelis. of Lewiston. was q
business visitor Thursday in Camp.
Russell Marston has returned to
his home in Randolph after brief
visit with his counsin, Paul G. Will
! hanson.
Gustavus Halford has returned
from a pass to Boston, where he
went to visit relatives.
John F. Mahoney reported Thurs
day from a furlough passed with
relatives in Gardiner.
| Danlel A. NlCBHee, OIL bOStoIl, ldle
Co. D, 20 u. S. Inf. has reported for
admission to the Home.
William II. Clark, Of Boston, hate
Co. 1, 20 Mass. Inf. has been read
mitted to the Home.
! Capt. apd Mrs. d. F. Ivory and Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Burdell and children
motored Thursday to Portland on a
business and pleasure trip.
| Walter c. Houghton, late L. S.
Navy. and Louis C. Patten, late Co.
K. N. H. Inf. have been granted
| discharges from the Home.
The moving picture program for
| Friday evening will be Miss Gloria
| Swanson in "Zaza" with Pathe
News and comedy THE Darkest
Hour"
| John J. O'Connell. of Maplewood.
| late Headquarters Co. /. M. 2. A. E.
! Forces: Ralph r. Carron. of Lisbon
Falls, late Headquarters Troop 3, u.
S. A. c.; Adelard Laliberte. of Rum
ford. late U. S. Naval Reserves. and
John ]. King, of Portland. late Co.
E. Me. Inf, have been admitted to
the Home.