Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-19

st. Albans--Malcolm K. Parl<man
to Charles Bachelor, land on Water
street.
Jackman-May A. Kinds to John
Kinds, land on Canada road
Pittsfeld-Elisha S. CoWan to Jo-
siah J. Bailey. land on Palmyra road.
Brighton-H. L. Wyman to John l..
Smart, land; Warren Foss to Maurice
Small, lot.
Norridgewock-Henr K. Sawyer to
Eda E. Williams, land; Martha f.
Taylor to Rhoda E. Staekpole, land
and buildings
The returns for Somerset county at
Mondays election were completed
Thursday. The total vote for Haines
vas 1858; Curtis 3251; Gardner 739;
Callahan 1862; Sullivan BIS; Good
rich 755; Peters 1904; Pattangalr
BOSS; Thompson 712; Anderson for
County Attorney $3.50; Thurlough
3099; Thorne $780, Seekins, Clerk of
Courts, 4450; Lander 1885, Higgins,
Register of Deeds, 3573 Benner 1922;
Steward, Register of Probate, 3645;
Simpson 3119; Goodrich for sheriff.
33SS; Thompson 3615. The Progress
sive vote in the county was reduced
from 1155 votes over the special Con-
gressional election of last September
to 739. The Roosevelt vote was 2479.
The Republicans carried every office
in the county but the sheriff and they
got five Representatives out of the
seven and elected the two Senators,
having a plurality of 502 votes in the
county.
Elmer P. White and Clyde C. Bad
ger, both of Skowhegan, claim the
junior tennis championship of Somer-
set county. their last victory being
over Emery T. Dyer and Joel Taylor
winning two sets out of three. The
championship for players over 20
years of age seems to rest with w
Folsom Merrill and Maurice Philhrick
Either of these teams would be glad
to play any other team of their class
at doubles in the early future.
1t is reported that Bingham may
have a new industry and it looks as
i it might be true. Mr. Whittemore
of Massachusetts is now in Bingham
and is working for the interest of a
concern which may open the mil
known as the Tucker Lowell Mill fol
the manufacture of novelty articles
This mill is now being cleared OF
waste matter and work may begin
this fall
Carroll Goodwin arrived home
Thursday with his new bride. He
was married Tuesday.
The marriage intentions of Roy A
Symons and Miss Beatrice P. Tiltor
were recorded Thursday at the Towr
Clerks office.
Mrs. Ethel Walton Abbott arrived
home from South Dakota Thursday
night. She was married about two
weeks ago there to William Abbott
Mr.. Abbott will not come here unit
| later.
Mrs. Mary P. Archer, Miss Mildred
Mason. Leon Mason and Miss Har.
riet Cleveland were in Canaan Thurs
day night attending the meeting o
Canaan Grange.
Skowhegan, Me-, Sept. Especially
Thomas A. Anderson of Pittsfied was tn,
successful candidate for county attorne,
at the election Monday being elected
over II. H. Thurlough of the same tow
by a big majority. Mr. Anderson raj
in the county.
Mr.. Anderson has always been a Re
publican. He Is a native of England
where he was born 80 years ago, com
ing to this country when two years old
He was educated in the common school
of Hartland and at Hartland Academy
the University of Maine and the Univer
sity of Maine law school.
At the age OF q he was elected super
intendent of schools for the town o
Hartland. After graduating from tn
Law school he went into the office o
Leslie c. Cornish of Augusta. now judg
of the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
He was admitted to the bar in 1903 an
formed a co-partnership for the prac
tice of law with George H. Morse, for
merly of Pittsfield and now of Bangor
Mr.. Anderson has since that time bee
engaged in his profession in PittsfielC
He was a college ball player and ha
played upon some of the bestfteams c
Maine. He was postmaster of the Main
Senate during the session of the Legi.
lature in 1903 and has served as tow
clerk and town agent for the town
Pittsfield He is a member of FELTON,
Lodge F. and A. NJ.
John Drew of Canaan died lat
Thursday night of Brights diseas
following shock. He was II years oil
He was born in Canaan and had bee
a farmer there most of his life. II
leaves his wife, who was Miss Sara
Burrill; two brothers in the West, an
a sister, Mrs. Frank Emery of SkoW
hogan. Funeral services will be hel
Sunday.
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