Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-14
Somerset Probate Court

Following is the business transacted
at the January term of the Somerset pro-
bate court:
Wills presented-In estate of Lafayette
Merrill. late of Madison; Lila b Ham,
late Of Skowehgan; Eli G. Sho-ey. late o.
Norridgewock; Ella +. Salley, late OF
Skowhegan; Jane Halliday, late of Iitts-
fed; Daniel 5. Magoon, late of Harmo-
ny.
Wills allowed-In estate of G. Wallace
Nash. late Of Skowhegan; Horatio n.
Longfellow, late Of Athens; Jennie Leo,
late of Skowhegan: Stuart H. Goodwin,
late of St. Adams; Amelia II. Ranlet;,
late of Pittsfeld.
Administrations asked for-In estate of
Alfred A. Fortier, late of Jackman.
Administration granted-ln estate OF
Samuel Rogers Harding, late of Somer-
Vile, Mass, special administration; Goa
setto DelMonaco, late of Madison; Asa
Haines. late.of Pittsfie!d: Solomon Tracy,
late of Mercer; Annette Wey brant lat
of Madison: Joseph L. Perry, late of
Fairfield.
Widows allowance asked form estate
of Wesley ]. Moody, late Of Solon; sum
ner Rowell, late of Scion.
Petition for license to sell real estate
Guardians, Stephen D. Parsons and H.
Emma Parsons of Skowhegan; in estate
of Fred G. Mclaughlin, late of Moscow
Ambrose Spaulding, late Of Skowhegan:
and Laforest D. Mathews, late of Hart
land.
Accounts presented-In estate of Mary
NJ. Rowell, late of Madison; Loren F
Doloff, late of Madison; rran.. Wey-
mouth. late of Canaan; Henry w. Patten,
late of Pittsfeld; Sarah E. Taylor. late
of Norridgewock.
Accounts allowed-In estate of Eliza
beth j. Earlne. late of Canaan; Nelson
W. Weston, late of Skowhegan; Julia A
Getchell, late of Skowhegan; Almeda H.
Jones, late of Fairfield; Charles j.
Greene, late Of Fairfield.
Final account allowed-In estate of
Charles Rancourt, late of Fairfield.
Clementine Weston w. c. T. L. held
its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
in Library parlors and a good-sizeo
audience was present in expectation
of hearing David ]. Huxley, Jr, of
New York lecture on Our Selfmade
Illnesses" but as the lecturer did not
appear the ladies in charge substituted
a program with several special fea-
lures, which included: Devotional ser
vice, conducted by Mrs. H. G. Nc
Glaufiin; a piano solo by Miss Edith
Lewis and two by Mrs. Dora T. Nye;
talks on Health" by Mrs. Elizabeth
Merrill and on Thomas Mott Osborn"
ovJa nf SinC NV,
]. W. Fogler; and a report of Christ
Gertrude Weston.
On that day. thanks to the Home Re-
lief committee, the prisoners enjoyed
a fine chicken dinner which was so
abundant that even the keen appetites
of the partakers could not entirely
consume it and enough was put in
cold storage to furnish a New Years
dinner also. Thanks to Mrs. Julie
Marston and an efficient set Of help
ers including Mrs. Bertha Hall, Mrs.
EEtta Bradley, Miss Marion Carpen-
ter, Mrs. Fannie Fletcher, Mrs. How
ard Durrell and Roy Kilgore, a Christ
mas tree was set in the corridor and
beautifully ornamented and following
dinner ladies from the choir Of the
First Baptist church, led by Mrs. Philo
Steward, sang Christmas carols and
hymns at the Jail and gave all the
inmates friendly greeting.
The Juniors Of the High school are
planning to have dance in Grange
hall following the Bowdoin Glee Club
concert Thursday evening, which
comes here under their auspices. and
it is expected that TONNES Orchestra
will furnish music.
Alanson Skillings, a. motorman in
Oakland, was visiting friends in town
Tuesday.