Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-13
somerset Pomona Ganse

meeting in Mercer Tuesday decided
! that farmers are not planting enough
| corn in this section and that they
should plant a larger acreage. Both
Indian corn and sweet corn should be
increased. At the forenoon session
| fourteen new members were installed
in Pomona. The welcome address was
! given by ]. n. Frizzell and S. F. En-
erson responded. The afternoon ses-
sion was opened with q reading by
Bertha Gray and song by Susie Cor
son. Following song by the choir,
there was discussion of the, topic:
Resolved. That the Southern Section
of the United States Offers Greater
Opportunities for Homes Than the
Northern Section with S. F. Emer-
son, c. H. Allen. Lizzie Kimball on the
affirmative and ]. N. Frizzell and Mrs.
E. G. Wade on the negative side. Mrs
W. c. Wade then read THE Fortieth
| Anniversary of a Grange" and H.
Allen continued with remarks on the
charter members of Sandy River
Grange. Mrs. Lizzie Watson, Mrs. w.
| G. Wade and Mrs. F. E. Hatch added
many new ideas on How We Make
the Work of Our Homes Easier" A
communication was read from State
Master Stetson relative to the annual
Field day and the Pomona voted to
hold the annual meeting August Is at
Lakewood.
James Dysart is soon to move to
Skowhegan from Pittsfeld, where he
has been located for about a year.
This change will make 1t more con-
venient for him to carry on his bust
ness at West Athens, where he has a
saw mill.
Mrs. George w. York has closed her
house on Jewett street where she has
lived for thirty years and will go to
Gardiner to spend the summer with a
sister
Sabbath Observance" was taken up
by the Clementine Weston w. G. T.
U. at its meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Hostesses were Mrs. Clara Wyman
and Miss Emma Hall. Mrs. Dora T.
Nye had arranged the music which
consisted Of: Song by audience, Mrs.
Peppers Song; piano duet. Ruth
lies and Virginia Stinchfield; piano
solo, Helen Day; song, Mrs. Rose Bur-
rill: song, Goldie Keene. Mrs. Mar
garet Goodrich had charge Of the pro-
gram which was opened with devo-
tional services led by Mrs. H. G. Nc
Glaufin; followed by readings on
1.-THE Lords Day League" Mrs. Good
rich, Mrs. Stora Pennell. Mrs. Hattie
B. Fogler, Mrs. Florence W. Danforth;
and talks on Sabbath Observance by
Rev. H. 6. McGlaufiin Of the Method
list church and by Rev. w. W. Harris
Of Chelsea, Mass.
Following are the new book recently
added to the Skowhegan Free Public
Library: The Jester (Moore): Girl Of
the Blue Ridge (ETskine); Valley Of
Fear, (Doyle); Doodles, (Dowd); Mr..
Grsx Of Monte Carlo, (Oppenheim);
Clustered Romance. (Olmstead);
Heart Of Uncle Terry (Munn); Bru-
nel's Tower (Phillpotts): Victory
Conrad; Mrs. Martins Man; The
Spoilers (Beach); The Doctor (Con-
ner); Bramble Bees (Fabre,: Food
and Dietetics (Norton): Table Serv.
ice (Allen); 5 Carpenters Readers.
Somerset Real Estate Transfer
Following are the recent real estate
transfers az recorded at the Somerset
registry Of deeds:
Canaan-Augustus W. Hcffmeister
to Rupert /. Davis.
Ripley-Daniel c. Wakefield ct al 70
Frank q. Wakefield. "a acres land on
road from Ripley Pond to Mainstream.
Fairneld-Fred E. Taliouse to Della
Tallouse Of Augusta.
Highland Plantation-Amanda NJ.
Adams to Stella N. Howard.
Mercer-SarAh A. Phiibrick to
Earl L Nye. land and buildings.
Fhirneld-KAte E. LAPlante to Ar
thur Dostie ct al, land on Cottage
street.