Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-20

About 100 members of Sunset Chap
ter. Order of the Eastern Star, partook
Of fine supper served at $50 Friday
night. Following this two new MEM
bers were initiated, DR.. and Mrs. ". S.
Stinchfeld. The program which fol-
lowed included a talk by Mrs. Mae
Allen on her recent trip to California.
a vocal solo by Mrs Eta Braley, and
a vocal duet by Mrs. Bradley and J.
Harvey White. 1t was voted to have
installation which will come Friday.
Jan. :. semi-public, each member hav-
ing the privilege of inviting one guest.
Somerset Real Estate Transfers
Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
Registry of Deeds:
Stark: Leopold L. Lowell to Metcalf
Auto company of Pennington, right to
cut fir, hemlock and pine timber on land
on Curtis brook.
Ripley: James NJ. Boynton ct al to
Agnes Beal Ham. S. acres of land and
buildings, the homestead farm Of the
late Charles Boynton; Sarah r. Boyn-
ton to James NJ. Boynton, one I'M
divided third part of wood lot.
Canaan: Ephraim B. Humphrey to
William Harris. strip of land 80 inches
wide by l75 feet long; Harry p. Har-
ris to William c. Harris. one undivided
half Of land and buildings. on PALMYRA
road formerly the Samuel F. Hubbard
place: Caroline Scammon. Brooklyn.
N Y. ct al to William c. Harris, one
eighth acre land with buildings
Athens Herbert W. Wood to Rus
sell D. Cleveland, land in village.
Cambridge: Fred P Ring TO Frank
c. Ham. IS acres on town road; Lew
ellyn Ham 10 Frank c. Ham, undivided
half of Frank NJ. Bailey farm.
Hartland. John ". Mansn TO James
E Maloney, Camden. Park house prop
erty on Main street.
Fairfield: Louisa II. Nelson TO Lewis
c. Clewley Brewer, lot on kennebec
River road.
Jackman: Bin ". Page to Newcas-
tie Lumber company. land north OF
Canadian Pacific RICH of way.
The entertainment furnished by the
series Of high school entertainments Tor
the winter was declared splendid bS
everybody in attendance. The opera
house was nearly filled. The quartet
is composed of r. c. Rasmussen. first
tenor. violin and cornet; Irving r
Brown, second tenor and pianist; Don
D. Campbell, baritone and vloiln' How
ard PAYNE IN IS aOnd cello.
Special doings marked the closing Of
the fall term Of Grade VII. Friday. In
the forenoon there was grand spelling
match Of the entire ca pupils ana
Clara Eracl!ett spelled down all the
rest. The teachers. Mrs. Leila w
Hea!ev and Miss Doris Rayner had
arranged "a Christmas tree for the
pupils who drew their gifts BY lot.
There was no special afternoon pro
gram as the class room was TOO crowd
ed TO admit of such preparation
A general cleaning up such as never
hsfore was experienced in the High
school. grades VII and VIII was car
ried ont Friday in prepa ration for rnoN-
inr into The newly remodeled HlSh
school building on Jan. 3. Text BOOKS
and personal belongings We're ali TAKEN
home by the pupils. Grade VII VIII
occupy the two west rooms in the new
mart of the High school, first floor
Miss Rayner having the north on ana
Mrs Healey the south one, dividing tht
grade into two independent PARTS. which
this year mas been taught together each
teacher having her special suh)ec's'