Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-01
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Town Improvement Society
Holds Annual Lawn Party at
Home of Mrs. Arthur Jones
Many Town Locals
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN COUNTY-CLUB NOTES

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN COUNTY-CLUB NOTES
| About 80 members of the Town I'm.
provement Society gathered Tuesday
afternoon for their annual lawn party
at the home of Mrs. Arthur Jones on
Elm street. where they were delight
fully entertained by the hostess;; Mu-
sic was furnished by an orchestra COM
posed of r. F. Washburn, leader Of
Skowhegan Military Band, and two
| brothers of the hostess, one being lead
er Of Williams, Orchestra, with Miss
/ Airline BurnOr, pianist. During tho
afternoon lemonade was served the
guests and at supper time tables we're
set on the lawn for a picnic supper,
the club furnishing hot coffee and ice
| cream.
| The Philathea Glass are planning to
give garden party Wednesday, July
IA, similar to the one which was SO
successful last year.
William T. Seekins, clerk Of courts,
land Philo Steward. register of deeds,
/ left Wednesday for Lowell. Mass,
where they will visit Mr.. Seekins' SOP,
Leroy. They will pass several days al
SO in other Massachusetts cities.
! MIR. and Mrs. Harry Chase and Bar
bara and Ora Chase left Wednesday
afternoon for Gardiner to visit for a
time with Mr.. Chase's mother.
T. F. Millett Of Gorham of the Diri-
go Insurance Co. was in town on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Dore
| Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Charles Dore were held a. St. Mary's
church Tuesday. She was 80 years old
and leaves a husband. go
:
The remains of the late Hrs. John
McCarty were brought here from Scion
and funeral services held at St. .Mary's
church Tuesday. She was about. 40
years old. e-{,ti
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Sampson, and
family went TO their cottage at Lake
Wesserrunsett Wednesday for the
summer.
Skowhegan baseball team will play
Madison team here Thursday.
| Carlton Kendall will give an illus
trated lecture on the two expositions
in California at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening. The lecture
will be illustrated by so lantern slides.
MIR. Kendall is native of Oakland,
Cal. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
kendall, formerly of Showhegan, and
is passing the summer here.
F.! The executive committee Of the
1 Philathea Glass have appointed the
! following committees for their aiinu-
al fair which will be held Dec 3 and
4, with an entertainment each evening
to be announced later: Food table,
Mrs Fannie Fletcher, Mrs. Annie No
lin. Mrs Ethel Dean, Mrs. Della Sears,
: Mrs Nellie Durrell; fancy work ia
bic, Mrs. Janet Thompson, Miss Con-
stance Anderson, Mrs. Winifred Good
win, Mrs. Mollie Stewart; apron. ia
BILE, Miss Mabel Harville, Mrs. Isa-
bel Scott, Mrs. Alice Dow, Mrs. Lot
tie Griffin; candy table, Miss. Mabel
Pooler, Mrs. Bertha Hall, Mrs. Eta
+ BRADLEY, Mrs, Grace Stevens; tea ia
bic, Miss Elsie 'Avore, Miss Hope
Withee, Mrs. Florence Dugas, Mrs.
Sadie Witham; handkerchief table,
AVA ~ IVA SiASC IISSlIS, MIS-. Nellie
Hopkins: mystery table. Miss Mabelle
Ross The committees for the hand
kerchief and mystery tables are not
yet filled completely. - -
|! Sorosis to the number of about 60
members had an enjoyable trip to
Clinton late Tuesday afternoon. where
they took supper with Mrs. Mabel P.
Judkins. formerly president of the
club before her removal to Clinton. A
delicious supper was served upon the
arrival of the guests which was fol-
lowed by short literary and musical
program. Nine" automobiles took the
party across country.
Somerset Real Estate Transfers
Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
registry of deeds:' = &C.,
Concord-Samuel G. Ellis ct al. to
Marta H. Savage. lot 9 River range
with one-fourth Of Ware farm and
buildings.
Pittsfield-Stephen D. Bickford to
Charles w. Hoxie, two parcels Of land
and buildings, being land of Zilpha o.
Daniels; Esther IS. Brown ct ais. to
Lydia A. Bickford, 20 acres Of land 'on
Sebasticook river. - 1sfdt4>
Norridgewock-Herbe E. IFafe to
Grace M. Rogers, land on Skowhegan
road; Enoch A. Markham Of Canton
to Horace Jones, land on road from
Atkinson schoolhouse to Gould school
house; L. R. Folsom to Alexander e.
futile. two lots on Mechanic street.
Anson-George F. Newell to Carlton
l.. and Eva B. Crosby, three-fourths
acre Of land and buildings on county
road: George A.. WEIGH. Lewiston, to
F. w. Butler, Pennington, u lots on
Highland park. sz@-
Observation-Disclosures s. Wooriman TO
George F. Murreil, right to cut poplar
for three years.
Brighton Plantation-Cyrus H. York
to Isaac H. Salley, two parcels of so
and 20 acres; Isaac H. Salley to Fred
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