Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-30
NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt. Charles A.
Dunno.
Charles Sherman has been granted
a pass to Bangor.
William S. Mccormack of Boston,
late prisoner of war escort, has been
admitted to the Home.
The Sunday evening concert was
largely attended and thoroughly enjoy
ed. William f. Snow rendered a
pleasing piano solo.
Chaplain A. J. Hayes gave very
interesting talk Sunday evening in the
Home Theatre, his subject being THE
Philippine Islands"
Joseph A. Dispdiner, who came here
a few days ago for admission, decided
not to become a member and has re-
turned to New York City.
Joseph Del Vecchio of Somerville,
late Supply Co. C, Field Art. and Will
liam j. Donahue of Boston. late U. s.
Navy, have reported for admission.
Medley w. Winchester of Lewiston,
late 18th Co., 151st d. b., and Alexan-
der +. Poisson of Fitchburg. late u. S.
Navy, have been. readmitted.
Only two picture shows this week.
Monday, Richard Barthelmess in Soul
Fire" with a Pathe Review and a
coomedy: and Friday. Douglas Mac
Lean in THE Yankee Consul" with a
Pathe News and comedy.
The Home Sunday school is to have
an orchestra and they now have four
players, piano, violin, cello and bass,
but later expect to increase their
number as the material develops.
Mrs. Minnie A. Durham and little
daughter are to return to Bristol,
Conn. today, after having been here
the past six weeks on account of the
critical illness and death of George e.
Durham, their husband and father.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
William G.. Kirschbaum of Boothbay
Harbor, formerly of this place. will
be interested to learn that son was
born to them Thanksgiving. their third
child. The young man was named
Woodrow Wilson.
Harry w. Brown, late Co. D. 18th u
s. Cav. has been dropped from the
rolls for being absent more than Gu
days over furlough.
The following have been dropped
from the rolls for being absent with
out leave. more than so days: James
c. Scott, late Co. C. 1st Me. Inf; Paul
Braun, late Co. c, 26th L. s. Inf,
George T. Greene. late Co. I, seth T.
S. Inf: and Edward j. st. Laurent
late Headquarters Bet, U. S. NJ. c.
The entertainment booked for 7.3C
Tuesday evening promises to be one
of the best of the season. It will be
by the Royal Holland Bell Ringers ir
costume songs and dances, and they
also introduce novel musical instru-
| ments, Swiss hand bells. the cymbal
harp. cathedral chimes. rattlebones
the ocarina and others.
Andrew J. Wentworth has returned
from a furlough passed with friends in
Springvnle.
The returns from passes Sunday
were Joseph Davis from Bangor, AL
| bert s. Fox from Burlington. VT. and
Charles F. Sherman from Providence
Thomas S. Darmody of Salem, late
Y. s. Provost Guards, has been admit
| ted to the Home.
DR.. ]. w. Brewer, first assistant sur
geon here, has returned from Boston
| where he went for four weeks course
in X-ray work.
The Home Sunday school was reor-
ganized and commenced yesterday
Chaplain Hayes is the superintendent
and Mrs. +. L. Burdell treasurer
There were SO present and they were
arranged into four classes. Those UP
to nine years of age will be taught by
Miss Doris Richards: from nine to IL
years by Miss Helen Waltman; those
from IL to IS years by Mrs. Myrtle
Kirk, and the adult class by the chap
lain. The lesson books were given out
and the various classes will have their
regular session after the services next
Sunday. There is to be a cradle roll
prepared. Each pupil is to canvass
their vicinity and bring others who
wish to attend.