Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-21
Somerset Real Estate Transfers.

The Following are recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Somerset reg
istry of deeds:
Pittsfeld-Orin D. BARLEY to Seden
Scribner; 8. M. Lamont to II. Appleby
Canaan-Eleazer Kelley to August W.
Honenster; Preston Furber to II. B. Har-
ris; Wesley r. Bailey to Henry Crowell;
Forest Goodwin to Henry Crowel.
st. Albans-Guy w. Emery to John
James.
Fairfield--Clara A. Archer ct ais. to
George W. Cannon; Henry Burgess to
Appoline Perry
Solon-Mottier l.. French to Roy Heb
blett.
Embden-Philena N. Eames to Frank
DOuley.
Anson-Albeda Ames to Frank Douley.
Solon--Cyrus w. Maynard to Julia d.
Vittum.
Cornville-Mary f. Davis to Mary
leighton; George w. Bates to Leonard
H. Leighton.
Bingham--Rose +. Adams to Cora Pearl
Wood; Ray C. Bran to Carrie 3, Colby.
Norrldge Emery to Eiz-
abeth A. Emery; Daniel w. Simonds to
Forest Wills.
Smithfeld-Harry d. Eaton to Mesa
lonskee Electric Company.
New Portland-Ethel Bradley to Arthur
Tucker ct al.
Skowhegan--J. p. Merrill to Archie Cor
son; Margaret Goodrich to Emma NJ.
Pooler
Anson-Forest ]. Wills to Daniel w. ST.
monds.
unst IN L nd
Jessie NJ Russell.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Samuel
McIlwrath were held at 2.30 p NJ. Sat-
urday with Rev. B. B. Merrill of tina
Congregational church officiating. The
remains were placed in the tomb of
the South Side cemetery.
Miss Larned, a representative Of the
American Missionary Association, gave
an interesting address in the Congre-
gational church Sunday evening
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Pierce. Jewett street. Tuesday evening.
James Holt. who was called to Wor-
cester. Mass, about a week ago on
account Of the serious Illness of his
son William, arrived home Saturday
night with his son. The son is very
low at present.
George Young has position as clerk
in the grocery store of Charles w. Day
He assumes the position made vacant
by Mr. Flanders, who was obliged to
retire temporarily on account of sick
ness. Mr.. Young was for some time a
clerk for George Simpson.
j. w. Packard went to South New
burg Saturday and conducted the SER
vices at the church Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Marston Stewart of East
Rochester. N. H. is spending a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Sarah S.
Marston
The case of Chester Haynes VS.. the
Maine Central Railroad Co. still con-
tinues with interest. The Court house
Friday and Saturday was filled with
spectators. The evidence for the plain
un Is all in and the defence has ex-
ahmed several witnesses. Several
physicians testified Saturday for the
defence. Among these was DR.. ]. F.
hill of Waterville, who testified as to
the condition of the PLAINTIFFS eyes.
me case will not go to the jury be-
fore Tuesday. Several more witnesses
are to be examined by the defence.
Court adjourned Saturday noon until
1885 A. M. Monday Justice Peabody
spent Sunday with his family in Port
land. Much business is to come he
fore the court this term.
The only woman school superintend-
ent IN this county is Mrs. l.. R. Folsom
OF Norridgewock. who this week was
reelected for the 10th time to the DO
sition. Mrs. Folsom is the wife of the
county attorney and is efficient in
school work. She has brought the
Norridgewock High school to an ex-
cement standing and put all the schools
oI tne town on an equal basis with anv
OF the schools in the county.