Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-08-13
Real Estate Transfers in
Somerset County.
Rear Of the kennebec Drive
Reaches. Pishon's Ferry.


The following are the real estate
transfers for Somerset county Tor the
week ending Thursday as recorded IN
the Office of the registry of deeds:
Mercer-CharlOtte p. Greenleaf 20
Almon Works.
Canaan-Geo. W. Plaisted to Geo N.
Young.
st. Albans-Solomon w. Croker 10
Mae F.. Lovely Trs.
Jackman-Sulivan Newton to ]. \.
BoOthby.
Pittsfield-Emily Loder to s. P. Lar
rabee.
Hartland-C. f. Fuller ct ais to Har-
riet Y. F. Walker.
Moscow-Mary G. Pooler ct al t.
Louise F.. Lovejoy.
Anson-I E. letters tn Henry ID.
Athens-E. H. Schmid to Chas. H.
Schmid
Somerset Junction-Otto B. Zelkan
to Mary J. Munster.
Skowhegan-Chas. A. Dusty to
Elizabeth Donigan; Ella r. HALEY to
r. w. Conway; Alice NJ. Russell to
Morris Gledhill; F. G. Butler to Rena
Butler; f. l.. Morrow to A. H. Watson.
Madison-Sarah j. Weston ct al TO
Emma L. Murray: Sylvia j. Butler t"
Alice NJ. POoler; Kennebec Log Driving
Co to HOllingswOrth & Whitney Co.
S w. Philbrick left Thursday to pass
Sunday with his wife and children at
Popham Beach.
The sixth in the series OF concerts
by the Co. +, Band was given Thursday
night from the veranda of the Maine
Central Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Fletcher and
their daughter. Miss Ruth. who hal
been the guests of his sister. Mrs.
Frank Morrill,. started Thursday nooI
for their home in Joplin. Mo. On the
way West they will visit with friends
in Buffalo and Chicago. Mr.. Fletcher
stated that business in, the West was
picking up.
Mrs. Frank Totman of Fairfield is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Pishon
at their home on East Leavitt street.
X. c. Woodland, who had been on a
visit with his son in Greenville, re-
turned home Thursday.
Joseph Wheeler OF Boston. who had
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Willard at Lakewood. returned home
Thursday. He is a prominent business
man in that city. Mr.. Willard has been
playing the comedy roles in thesI kp-
wood stock company the present sum
mer and will close his engagement to-
morrow night, leaving for New York
Sunday. His wife left last Monday
James Durkin, leading man this sea =
son and last at Lakewood theatre, LEFT
on the midnight train Wednesday TOT
New York. He has signed for the COM
ing season with one OF Brady"s pro-
auctions and will go out i'm Il new play
under his management His rehear-
sails will commence at once.
Miss Linnie NJ. Prescott of Boston
arrived Thursday and will pass her
annual vacation here with her mother.
Mrs. Annie Prescott
Ben b. FOsler of Boston arrived
Wednesday night and will pass a va
cation of three weeks here with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Fogler.
Elm street
reunion of the Glass of 1908. Show
hogan High school, was held Wednes-
day at Lakewood.
DR.. w. A. Paul of Boston arrived
Thursday and left for Scion to be pres
ent next week at the Centennial cele-
bration.
f.. B. Nickerson was the guest
Thursday of friends in Augusta, hi
former home.
Miss Bertha Currier, who had been
the guest of her mother, returned
Thursday to Portland
Col. r. II. Anderson of Portland i.
the guest of his father, Lewis Ander-
son
II. r. Reed who has been running
the engine for the log piling operations
or Clark & Smith, has finished his con-
tract and finished removing his ma
chinery Thursday
The rear of the Kennebec drive was
turned into the boom at Pshons Ferry
at 80 Wednesday night and the Show
hogan drivers employed hfked It homa
mat evening, distance of seven miles
union meeting was held Thursday
afternoon by the W. c. T. u. of This
town and Madison at Hayden lake
Inc Skowhegan members left on the e.
O'Clock car Picnic supper was serv-
ed IN the grove at O'clock The local
union gave the program and anon, :
the speakers We're Mrs. Grace Coburn
smith and Mrs. f. l.. Marsh of Provi-
oence. r. l.. who is passing the sum
mer mere as the guest of Miss Hanna h
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