Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-05
SKOWhECAN.

a meeting of the Progressive part
was held in the Municipal court room
Tuesday afternoon, and a town or
= ganfzation was formed. F. p. Pen
nell was elected chairman and Johl
e. Taylor, secretary The following
town committee was chosen. John +
Taylor, c. H. Gardner. C. NJ Lambert
Eff Merrill, s. II. Bradbury.
Lashon Green.
Charles Lashon and Miss Florence
Mabel Green, both of Skowhegan, wer,
married at II O'Clock, Tuesday. at tht
First Baptist church parsonage, Rev
+. G. Osborne performing the cere-
mony The single ring service was
used The bride is daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. Alexis Green. The couple
will make their home in Skowhegan.
Mrs. Lizzie Salisbury, Canaan.
Mrs Lizzie (Stillman) Salisbury
died. Monday night. at her home in
Canaan. She was 65 years old. She
had been sick for several weeks. She
was horn in Hartland and was the
wife of NJ. x. Salisbury who survives,
also one brother, " Stillman of Hart
lapd. she was chaplain of the Canaan
Grange and a member of the Advent
church.
The regular meeting Of the Somerset
Pomona Grange win be held with
Fernwood Grange at West New Port
land, Tuesday. Sept. 10. The meeting
will he opened at 1890 A. M, followed
by an opening song by the choir. The
address of welcome will be given by
John Dunlap. master of Fernwooo
Grange. and the response by II. b.
Ellis master of the Somerset Pomona
Topic for discussion: rs Federal Aid
and Supervision in the Construction
and Maintenance of Roads Desira ble?'
This will be opened by Charles b.
walker. followed by s. F. Emerson
ard others. =
In the afternoon the program will
ne as follows. Comforting the Fifth
: degree in formsi topic. What is the
Most Profitable Line OF Farming in
i New Portland and Vicinity" This
Win he opened by Eugene Danforth.
followed by Albert w. Reed. The rest
OF the program will be furnished by
Fernwood Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ross of Pitts
field, Mass, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. Ross parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd G. Nye and
daughter, Dorothy, have gone TO Bos-
ton, where they will attend the postal
clerks convention, at which President
Taft viii speak.
The new docket for the September
term of the Somerset supreme court
has been issued The term will con-
vssne at 10. 80 A. NJ, Sept. II. with Jus
fice Leslie Cornish presiding. The
docket contains 2S4 cases and rs equity
cases. The first case assigned for the
firt day is Joseph Bearor VS.. Harlow
E. Harvey, Simmons and Small, at
forneys.
Miss Alice Whittier, Mrs. Mabel Jud-
kins. Mrs. Kate Holbrook have gone
to Houlton to attend the Christian
Esndeavor State convention. and then
Mrs. Jndkins will visit in Presaue Isle.
Frank Butterfield, who has been en-
pioyed in a drug store in Wolfboro,
n. H., for the summer, has returned
TO Skowhegan. and will go to Bruins
wick, this week, TO take a similar
position.
During August there were recorded
at the town clerks office II marriages,
8 births and 4 deaths.
The following persons have filed pc
titions IN bankruptcy in this county,
this week: Willis M. Kicker of Fair
field and Aimon Whitten.s
Somerset Co. Real Estate Transfers.
Following are the recent real estate
transfers recorded at the Somerset
registry of deeds:
Anson--J Wesley Moody to Orison
T. Moody; George A. WEIGH to r. b.
Norton.
Athens-Mary C. Butler to Charles
S. Brayton.
Brfghton--Layinia A. Boston to
Warren II. Pease ct al of Wellington.
Cambridge-John d. Ring TO Ell
bridge c. Hatch.
Caratunk-Alma A. Spoffofd to
Annie l.. Savage.
cornville-Frederick Parkman TO
Fred w. Hoyey
Embden-Ella C. Andrews to Her
bert w. Creamer.
rs Fairfield-Ella A. Bailey to Charles
b. yigue of Waterville; W. H. Curtis
bto Arthur Lewis of Oakland
is Hartiand-Annie f. Prescott TO Jo-
] seph Fritz; Myrtle A. Packard To
Frank L. Griffith. at
Jackman--Adolph j Chamberlain
personal warranty ito Henry p. Nc
!, Kinney. 4 fal
Madison-J. r. Emery Co., to Jared
w. Jones; Mary. Jewett ct ais to Ma
poieon Clukey.
Moxie Gore-Ed. Crotto to John
cro.to
Norridgewock-Cyrus II. Albee to
William A. Moore.
Palmyra-N Nellie l.. Osborn 10 Eliza
beth H. Osborn of Newport; John N
Martin to Nellie l.. Osborn of Presque
Isle.
Plttsfeld-H. S. Nickerson 6 par
: cels) To orville II. Drake. Wesley S
Burrill to Everett Jacobs.
Smithfield-E. A. Hilton to W. c
Anger of Waterville.
Mortgages were recorded as follows
Athens. 1900; Cambridge, $3.50: Corn
vile, 5000; Embden, $3.50; Fairfield
$3.50, $50: Hartiand, $780, Jackman
5000; Long Pond, sllo0; Madison, $1,000
Pittsfieid. $3.50; Ripley, $500.
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