Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-14
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day. Capt. John J.
Mooney.
Daniel F. Ivory. post fund clerk. has
resumed his duties after passing a few
days with friends in Lewiston.
Il. w. jackson of Canton is regis
tered at the Home hotel and is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. Eugene LafranCc OF Tilton. y.
H.. is visiting her husband and is stop
ping at the Home hotel.
Edward Weston of the Martin T..
Hail Tea & Coffee Co. Of Boston. was
a business visitor here Wednesday.
Edward +. PomerIeau has gone To
Boston to appear before the medical
stan of the Veterans Bureau.
John NJ. Devlin has been granted a
furlough TO visit relatives in Boston.
David A. French of Bath. late Co. n.
lat Me. II. A., has reported for re-
admission to the Home.
William II. Clark Of Boston. late Co.
|, 10th Mass. Inf, has been readmitted
to the Home.
James McGetrick has returned to his
quarters in Co. X after a visit with
relatives in Providence.
Francis Q. Bubar Of Augusta, late
60. r. lst Me. Inf; Ephraim Sprague
81 Leeds late Co. Is. o9th Me. Inf. and
~ 49, russ VI W est pItpk. III 6Hfu l .
:. Motorized Art. have applied for adj
mission to the Homo.
StureiS Randall was IN Camn
Wednesday and gave Col. Keith RYAN
a ride in his snowmohiic, going about
the grounds over banks. through the
vast fields. etc, demonstrating the ahil-
ltN OF the machine to navigate the
SHOWS without trouble.
Abraham Chester Leonard MailIct
and Nicholas Muccino sat down to an
excellent spaghetti dinner at the Home
hotel Wednesday evening. MIR. NIucci.
no prepared the dish and he is consid.
cred one of the best chefs in this vi.
cinitY.
John r. Taraisno Of Somcrsworth. y
IT, mas bcen detailed solo Cornct
Player in the Home band. He was q
member of the 30th L. S. Infantry
Land, serving overseas with the Third
Division. lie was at Marine. Chemin.
dos DANES. Chateau Thiery. St. Mihie
and tho Argonne under fire. He was
with this band on the Mexican border
in 1916. lie came TO this country from
Russia in 1914.
Dan Ivory. post fund clerk. recent
ly listened in To Il concert in Havana
on his radio. this being the farthcst
point vet heard among the radi,
fans at the Branch.
Mrs. Frank &. Burdcll gave =
bridge party Wednesday Afternoon
TO the ladies Of the camp. four tables
being filled. Miss Lulu Charles wor
the prize. The house was PRETTY
decorated for the occasion. Light
refreshments were served. Miss
Winifred Ovidieau of Augusta was
the guest at the party.
g.,
Mescrve will be held in the Home
chapel at 1890 Thursday, Rev. L. l.
phalen officiating.
The moving pictures will com.
mencc at Gas Friday evening an,
will he Immediately followed by OK.
exercises concentrating the sink.
ing of the Maine.
Mrs. Sarah Filler of Providence an,
, Mrs. Walter G.. James of Hopkintor
! have returned home after n visit [,
Abraham Filler, a patient in the hos
pital.
Wednesday n box was received
from Miss Josephine G. Browne %
jamaica Plains. Of the American
Woman's Overseas League. which
contained fancy cakes made up II
heart shape and candies for IN,
World war veterans at the Branch
with an inscription. "A Valentine {,
Friends and BuddicS."
Edwin l.. Cooper. the Home farm
or. has entered the Home hoSpita
for SuTgicaI trrntmCnt. lie hopes I,
be out in week. His many friend.
Will wish him a speedy GONZALES
CenCe.
William Tiffany Camp. No. 4. L
S. W. V; Ensign Worth Baeicy Post
No. g, Y, f. W. and Ivan R:ckncl
| Post, No. 80, American Legion, vii
hold their fifth annual consolidated
smoke talk this evening. the enter.
tainmcnt commencing at us. The
officers of the Home. members ant
male civilian employees have been in.
vitcd and pleasant evening is look
cd forward TO.