Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-24

Manley Pooler and daughter Mabel
went Wednesday, to Boston, where
they will meet Mrs. Pooler and Miss
Florence, who have been in Somer-
Vile. S. c., for several months. Mrs.
Edith Shepherd. who has been Mt the
Bahama Islands and a part of the
time at Somerville, is now in Phila-
delphia. She will be accompanied
home by her daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Briggs of Pittsfield
A new kind of farm wagon has made
its advent in Skowhegan. 1t is of the
Aroostook type and has been intro
duced by John II. Lancaster. 1t will
mean saving of considerable work
on the part of the farmers, and will
be universally used by them.
S. +. Emerson has completed his
syrup season with his enormous ma
pie tree, and has had a record run,
making five quarts of syrup from this
tree.
Skowhegan Sorosis held its annual
meeting. Wednesday,, and Mrs. Violet
v Fogg was reelected president with
the other officers: Vice Pres. Mrs. Ma :
bel P. Judkins;5 Sec, Miss Mildred
Keene; Treas, Mrs. Georgia C. Will
son; directors. Miss Abbie Haryille,
Mrs. Lola NJ. Blunt, Mrs. Mary c.
Mrs. Ethel w. Ames and
was preceded by a picnic supper in
charge Of Mrs. Georgia Goodwin, Miss
Clara Varney and Miss Gertrude
Webb. The treasurer's report showed
a balance of spool and sic of this was
for the piano fund. Tho
committee was appointed t.
confer with the improvement society
in regard to this matter; Mrs. Dora
Nye, Mrs. Ethel Ames, Mrs. Bessie
Smith, Miss Edith Gledhill and Mrs.
Bertha Steward. The president in
vited the club to hold its field day at
her new cottage at Wesseransett lake,
the date to be announced, later. Miss
Gertrude Weston was elected delegate
to the State Federation and Miss
Edith Gledhill. alternate. The Kenne-
bee Union will meet, May End, in Wa
terville.
Real Estate Transfers.
Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
registry of deeds.
Cornville-Maurice w. Hall to Her :
bert E. Hall.
Madison-John P. Luce to j. NJ.
Luce; Daniel F. Steward to Ralph W.
Messer.
Skowhegan-Leslie R. Brown to Mil
lie Miller.
Embden-Everett l.. Fenlason to H.
B. Merry GO. c.; Pauline Freeman ct
ais to Henry b. Merry Up. W.
Anson-Frank Coro to Reuel B. Nor
ton
Harmony-George M. Chadbourne to
Edward Ghadbourne; Lester Carr to
James Hughes.
ambridge-Lillian p. Ham to
Merle G. Chadbourne.
Canaan-Mareelle b. Bragg to Hen
~ +. Harrington
Pittsheld-Jefferson c. Humphrey
to Lizzie Z. Lindsey; Ralph p. Brack-
eft to Milford e. Hackett ct ais Up.
W.
Athens-Addie B. Spaulding to
Thomas T. Kineaid.
Solon-William A. Jewett to Fred
w. Hastings
New Portland-Isiah Chase to
Thomas B. league.
Palmyra-Horace M. Johonett to
William l.. Getchell.
Birds" was the subject of the w.
C. T. U. meeting held. Tuesday after
noon. Devotional exercises were con.
Quoted by Mrs. Lizzie Marble, followed
by a piano duet by Hiss Agnes Man
ter and Miss Airline Burnor; paper on
Birds" by Mrs. Hattie Fogler; vocal
solo, THE Robin" Berle Nye, accom-
panied by Mrs. Dora Nye; "a Plea
for the Birds" Mrs. Mabel Philbrick
piano solo, Miss Verna Abbey.
/ NJ. Gerry Plummer, formerly q
Skowhegan, and later pastor at Bing.
ham Methodist church, has been givel
a pastorate at East Livermore Metho
dist church. Mr., Plummer is proba
bly, the youngest pastor in the Meth
odist Conference. His first pastoral
was at Bingham. When in Skowhe
gan he was actively engaged in TIL
work of. the Y. M. c. a., and helped :,
organize the club here. lie was EN-
ployed in the shoe store of J. Paine
Merrill.