Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-14

Following are the recent real este
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
registry of deeds:
Anson-Gcorge B. Flanders to Fred
S. Parsons.
observation-disclosures D. Cahill to Err
nest G. Butler: Elizabeth F. Colby to
Annie e. Colby; Elizabeth F. Colby to
Lucinda c. Moore.
Embden-E Emma ]. Rolfe to Will
liam r. Doyle; Gustayus A. Harris ct
al. to Augustus G.. Ungar.
Fairfield-Wallace F. Choate to
Charles e. Choate.
The Forks-Manley d. Bean to Mary
A. Hackett.
Hartland-Carl Randlett to Florence
Ireland; Mrs. Susan Annis to Mrs.
john f. Connolly.
Harrnony--Albert O.. Davidson ct al,
Trustees of the Wild Goose Club to
Linn Wooden Co.
Moseow-Addie L. Gates to Walter
P. OrdTay et.al.
Palmyra-John r. Bartlett to Stephen
Corey; George w Thomas to Elmer e.
Field; Charles A. Wyman, to John j.
Cameron; John C. Ha1lowell to Charles
A. Wyman; Elmira J. Prince to Her
bert NJ. Prince.
Pittsfield--Oscar NJ. Spearin to
Hutchins e parcels).
Skowhegan-Addie F. Robinson to
Forrest Cross; Alonzo H. Chase ct al.
to Roxy L. Luce ct al
Solon-E Ernest w. Fentiman to Moses
French; William w. Hamblett to Liz
zie C. Hamblett: D. S. York to Err
nest L. Paul; Selden F. Greene to Alb
bic B.. Crotto; Danvers c. Baker to
Wesley ]. Chase ct al.
St MISUNDERSTANDING S. Matthews
ct ais. to Alice J. Matthews.
Selden Buzzell of Kingsbury was
arrested by Sheriff John A. Mooers
Friday, after he had chased his man
about 100 miles. The respondent was
given a hearing before Trial Justice
j. f. Holman in Brighton on the
charge of the sale of one gallon OF
whiskey He was found guilty and
sentenced to 80 days in Jail and $50
and costs He appealed.
Hen. S. w. Gould, congressman from
the Sd District, is at home for a few
DAYS from Washington. He has with
him as his guest, Congressman Cox OF
Indiana. This is Congressman Gouids
first visit home since he began his
services at the special session. Mr.
Gould. believes that the special SEES
sion win close In about three weeks,
but ii is uncertain in his mind just
what day.
Arthur Ward Packard, son of Charles
Packard of this town. and Miss Iva
Ring of Portland, a teacher in the
public schools there, have announced
their engagement. Mr.. Packard is now
employed as bookkeeper in Portland.
L. w. Gerrish. who has recently
been elected superintendent of the
Skowhegan-M Madison schools. will move
his family here next week from Carl
bcu. He will occupy the rent in the
w. s. Stinchfield house on North av-
enue.
Sheriff John A. Mooers reported Fri
day that he had found the person VINO
broke into the store of A. l.. Flanders
in Mayfield last week and stole $50. Ihf
case will be taken up some time this
week.
Mrs. Edgar Murphy of Haverhill
Mass, is visiting her parents here
with her daughter Altana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. II. Smith
who have been passing their annua
VACATION at Capitol Island, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Alden Russell died suddenly
Thursday at her home in Brighton. She
was about 50 years old. The husband ane
three children survive.
John B. Pelletier. one of Names prom
inent speakers, will give an address II
French in the Opera house at 7. M
Tuesday to the French voters OF tn
town. From until the time of the ad
dress band concert will be given II
front of the Opera house. Mr.. Pelietiel
is a graduate Of Bates College and is con
sidered an able speaker.