Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-30

with Justice George NJ. hanson OF
Calais presiding, and Cecil Clay will
be court stenognapher. The con-
tinued docket contains al civil cases
IS equity cases and % criminal cases
which is a much smaller docket than
for some time. owing to the extra lons
session Of the January term which
lasted 81 days at which good many
old cases were disposed Of. 1t Is not
expected. consequently. that this VIII
be a very long term Of court. The
following cases have been assigned fol
trial the first day Of the term: Thomas
Frederic, Admr. VS.. Maine Central
Railroad Co., Manson & Coolidge ano
Johnson & Coolidge. attorneys: Frank
M. Vittum VS.. E. c. White. Boswell &
Simmons, attorneys: Frank M. Wit
tum vs. f. C. White. Russell & Sim
mons. attorneys; The Coe- Mortimer
Co. VS.. A. B. Tracy, Cover & Lewis
& Lewis. attorneys: and for trial the
second day, the case Rachel York VS.
Herbert L. Wyman. Merrill & Merrill
and Cover. attorneys.
Traverse Jurors.
The list of traverse jurors for the
April term has been completed as 1ol
lows: Ray E. Allen, Skowhegan; Gilt
ton Amazeen, Cornville; William >
Ames, Fairfield; Jacob H. Atwood
Concord: Edwin H. Drawn. Canaan;
Edgar G. Burns, Madison: Frank S
Cannon, Fairfield: Charles E. Cole
PALMYRA: D. c. Durrell. Dead River
Calvin D. Eaton. Skowhegan; William
Felker. Arson: George Gilman. Bling
ham: John Gilmore. Detroit; Carl n
Goodwin, Fairfield: George Gray
Mercer: Don c. Herrick, Harmony:
Walter Humphrey. Pittsfield: H. e
Hussey, Norridgewock: Fred w. Jones'
Pittsf1eld; Fred Knowles. New Port
land. Charles w. Pooler. Hartland
A. \ robinson. Norridgewock; Waldo
n. Sanders. Athens; Harry springer
Hartland; George H. Webb, SKo"he-
gan: Charles Wilbur, St. Adams
Ernest A. Williams, Moose River ;
Vernon c. Williams, Madison; Bert
Witham. Arson.
Real Estate Transfers.
Following are the recent real esIo.. '.
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
registry Of deeds:
St. Adams and Ripley-Herbert j.
Farnham, Corinna, to Maurice
Briggs. Dexter. =,
Fairfeld-Sprague A. Taylor to AL
bert J. Hamilton, Parkman, home 1arH'
of ,5o acres on road from Nye's Cor
rer 10 Fairfield Center: Charles r.
Sheaff to Fred w. Huntington, land
and buildings on Larone Road.
Skowhegan-Sylves ]. Walton ct
al to Lena M. Cleveland, land on Sill
yer street; Climena P. Weston to
Josephine S. Dyer, Auburn. land and
buildings on French street; Ernest Z.
Butler to William T. Sekins. lot is on
Dartmouth street
West Forks Pl.-Jeremiah Durgin to
William f. Jones. ct al. one-half acre
of land on Canada road.
F1agstaff-Percy c. Taylor, Farm
ington to Allie w. Deming. village
stand.
Mercer-Clara H. Smith to Clara A.
Dunton: Alton Smith to Samuel j.
Worcester, two parcels of so acres and
10 acres on Beech Hill Road; |. c.
Tracy, Gardiner, to Mary F.. Tracy.
Freeport, one-half part Of land ana
buildings on shore Of North Pond;
Mary F. Tracy to Charles E. Varney'
one-half Of land on North Pond,
Charles e. varney ct al to Mary r.
Tracy, one undivided half OF land OH
shore Of North Pond.
Madison-Albert ]. Mcfarland TO
Fred L. Gray, land on town house
road; Edgar c. Burns to Harry H.
Langill ct al, land on town house road
Pittsfeld-Nellie M. Hunnewell Ell
ais to Isaiah w. Buzzell. Old Town.
land and building on Main street;
Helen F. Newcomb to Arthur Ragan'
land and buildings on Peltoma ave-
nue.. L.
Jackman Damasc Bourque u
James Sands. land on county road
solon-Mary f. Mathes, Dover. n
II To John r. Mathes, Dover, ~ n.
At the annual meeting Of the Con-
gregational church Tuesday evening 1t
was voted to change the date of the
annual meeting from March to jan
uary. The finances Of the church were
.ound to be in good condition ana
there was money in the treasury. T. q.
Lord was moderator and officers were
elected as follows: Leslie H. Gold
smith, treasurer: Miss Hannah R.
Page, auditor: Willis E. Porter, MEM
Der of credential committee to serve
with T. G. Lord and William Folsom
Merrill; DR.. s. NJ. Cover and Prof. r.
w Leighton, members Of music COM
mittee.
About 60 children from the public
schools furnished the greater part of
the program for Music day at the
meeting Of Clementine Weston w. c.
T. IT,, which was held in the Congre-
eational church, Tuesday afternoon.
The program arranged by Mrs. Dora
T. Nye was as follows: Singing,
Praise God from Whom All Blessings
Flow" audience: greeting, duet, Helen
Lord and Geneva Pennell: Scripture
reading, Mrs Laura Dinsmore; prayer.
Rev. Charles H. Mckinney; decora :
ton of new members with the White
Ribbon, by Mrs. Marble. the president
of the Union: song and encore. Miss
Lovina Murray, accompanied by Miss
Ella Flanders; piano trio. Ella F1and-
ers. Helen Day and Christine Pooler:
"The New Chivalry." song by 10 chill
dren, accompanied by Mrs. Nye at the
piano: vocal duet, Miss Annie Scott
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