Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-10
Real Estate Transfers.

Following are recent real estate
transfers recorded at the Somerset
register Of deeds;
Norridgeock-J. d. Ames to Eva
E. Webster, land on Main street: Sam
uel r. Harding to Mary E. Upper.
land on Main street.
whegan-WiIliam Heselton to
Henrietta NJ. Heselton, land and build
ings in village.
Smithfeld-W. C. Anger to Augustus
Cary ct al. land
Anson-Willis G. Emery to the Stew
art Library Association building for
library, in village.
Madison-Zaidee l.. Morrison ct ais
to j. 2. Merrill. land; Chas. K. Evans
to Earnest III. Ward. land and build
ings on Head street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Chadbourne
to Fred S. HilIard ct ais. land on
Cambridge Road: Herbert chadbourne
to Fred 5. Hill, 35-acre farm on Cam
bridge Road.
Solon-John Julian to Ernest l..
Paul, stumpage rights.
The old cemetery at Nofridgewock
the oldest in the county. is being stip-
ped of all the trees and the old fence
that has surrounded it for many years
and the old fence that has surround
ed 1t for many years is being taken
away. This cemetery has monuments
and headstones that are over 100 years
old. The cemetery will be enlarged,
land having been purchased east of
the old ground for more room.
Superintendent of Schools l.. w Ger
rish reported. Wednesday, the cleo
ton of rural teachers of Skowhegan as
follows; league District: Leah Viles;
Blunt, Eta S. Merrill: Pitts, Hazel
Viles; Dudley. Ella Sanford; Parker.
not filed; Richardson. Charlotte Davis;
Malbon's Mills, Helen Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson. whe
went, tive years ago, to Linhaven. Fla,
are at home on a visit.
Former Land Agent Frank Mace was
in town. Wednesday. on business.
State Insurance Commissioner Wal
lace Blunt with his assistant, Mr.. Lang
was in town, Wednesday. for brief
stay.
L. y. Taylor and daughter Margaret
of Springfield. Mass, who have beer
visiting at the home Of Ralph Hill, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. George p. Keene of Augusta has
been visiting relatives in town.
A Progressive party caucus was helt
here. Tuesday. and the following del
egates were elected to the 3rd Distric
convention to be held in WaterVille
Tuesday; s. II. Bradbury, John Tay
lor. l.. f.. Jacobs. DIR. William Pulsi
fer. c. FL. Gardiner. Thomas Dean. A
II. Wyman: alternates: Thomas
Dionne. e. M Lambert, A. f. Sand
ford. L. l.. SANFORD, w. Guy Pencil
James Thompson and c. II. Richards
The present town committee SERVING
under appointment was made a perma
nent body with L. r. Jacobs chairman
and John Z. Taylor secretary.
Mrs. George W. Cover and children
who have been visiting relatives II
Haverhill. Mass, for several weeks
have returned home
meeting of the W c. r. t. was
held, Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs
Nettie Paddock. president, presiding
Devotional exercises were conducte'
by Mrs J. c.. Osborn. piano solo, Mis-
Marion Lord. reading, Miss Wyoni
Paddock reading, Miss Faith Harris
poem, Miss F'reda Harris, remarks
Mrs Mabel Judltins: duet. Misses Mil
dred Weston and Marion Thompson
The next meeting will be held. July q
when is a day Of music and will be II
charge of Mrs. Dora Nye.
Mrs. Frank Russell has gone to Pitts
field to WHIT her brother.
George Sampson has moved his fam
lily to their cottage at Lake Wesser
runSett.
The will OF the late John p. Clarl
was filed. Tuesday, at the probate
court The estate shows an estimate o
$3.50, 900: 100000 real estate and $50.
600 personal property. The property i
divided among the four children, witt