Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-29

which occurred at Cary Pond Tues !,
day morning.
Miss Alice Smith will leave for
Westerly Saturday, where she is J
teacher in Grade III. The schools are
not to begin now. however. having been
indefinitely postponed on account Of
infantile paralysis. but there are 10 lie
lectures and meetings for the teachers.
Mrs. Harold Cook returned to her
home In Waterville Wednesday after
a visit with relatives in town.
Mrs. Worth Brown returned Wednes-
day to her home in Benton after visit
ing here with Miss Caddie Brown.
Mrs. Mark Savage, Mrs. Emma Dun
ton. Mrs. X. A. Withee. Mrs Frank
Bickford, Mrs. Mary S. T. Burns and
Mrs. L. L. Walton We're among those
in attendance at the school of instr,e-
ton for the Relief Corps at Fairfield
Wednesday.
Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
registry Of deeds:
Fairfield-Leander S. Priest 20 Lu-
cinda A. York rs acres of land and
buildings on Martin Stream; George
Murrell to Harold E. Murrell 80 acres
OF land: Selden p. Howe to Lillian v.
Jones, Waterville; Charles &. Kent
Jr., Benton. to Fannie E. Smith, land
and buildings at corner Of Ncwrall
street and Western avenue 4
Madison-W. Dana Lawrence to In
habitants Of Madison, land on shcra
or Lake Wesserunsett: Charles y.
Small ct al. to Felix Frabotta ct ais,
land and buildings on Old Point ave-
nue.; Frank P. I.add, Dracut. Mass. 70
George H. Mardcn. land and buildings
on Western avenue
Skowhegan-Burr Gamase to I<le-
Der c. Taylor. lot on corner CT Angle
and Middle streets; Robert 7. Young
to Denis Chasse, Van Burcn, home
stead farm of 175 acres with buildings;
William r. Whitney to c. NJ EIclt ct
al, storehouse and lot. 65x35 east OF
Maine Central Railroad land
Moscow-Lauriston E. Howos to El-
linford F. Messer 135 acres Of lard
and buildings on Martin stream.
Athens-James Brown to Harrv No
Pherson. land on West Athens road:
Harry Mcpherson to John =. Holman,
land and buildings on West .Atlr Is
road
Pittsfeld-John NJ lindsey TO joel
Wright, land on Hcrtland road
Detroit-Louise NJ Davis ct ais to
Susie NJ. Davis, New York City
New Portland-Arthur =. Vose to Jul
liam Potter. Wakefield, Mass, land tn
Carrabassctt river, part of premises
conveyed by Daniel w ..hbott.
Canaan-Minnie f. Elack to Iroll
" Jones ct al, Roxbury Mass, Ben
Jamin Swan property OF I.5 rcres on
SkowheganB Browns Corner road.
E. P. Noyes Of Augusta was in town
on business Thursday
Miss Annie Bergman left Thurs
day noon for Bangor and after a short
visit there will continue on to Easter
ly In Aroostook county. where she Is
to teach.
Mrs. Harry Smith went Thursday
to Waterville, where she visited over
night with Mrs. Horace Cook.
Mrs. Morris Gledhill was in Water
vile Thursday on business
Everett Bacon returned Wednesday
night from Denver, Col, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Joseph Bacon.
The following letters received at the
Skowhegan post office remain uncalled
for: Harry DeLong, Mrs. Agnette Sig
nundstand, the Tink Amusement Co..
Mrs. Mary Wing. Eddie Patanude, Guy
P. Mcdonald, Mrs. Paul Lashus,
Charles Lawrence. Mrs. Jenne Maui
reau, Willard Cummings Emile Cyr,
Edward Asher. Miss Blanche Arnold,
Verne Blaisdell, Mrs. Lydia F. Ches-
ley, Mrs. Winthrop r. Chase, John Ca
hill, Rev. F. H. Bates, c. S. Campbell.
William Clark.
The First Philathea class of the
First Baptist church held it's annual
meeting in the vestry Wednesday eve
ming, with picnic supper and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs Ber-
tina Thompson Hall. president: Mrs.
Lott1e Griffin. vice PRESIDENT Mrs!
Florence Dugas. secretary: Miss Ethel
Deane. assistant secretary; Mrs. Alice
Dow. treasurer; Mrs. Philo Steward.
teacher; Mrs. Fannie Fletcher assist
ant teacher
Miss Mildred Beale has position as
stenographer in the office of the Som
erset Traction Co.
Joseph Foss, one of the aged resi-
dents of the town, is reported as seri-
ously Ill.
The Gem Cafe on Court street has
been purchased by Arthur, Gotta and
Pete Levasseur. The latter was for
merly cook at the Park Square cafe
in Waterville and for the last few
months at the station restaurant at
Portland.
Mrs. E. H. Stevens. who has been
seriously i'll for some time is now much
better and expects to return to Cam
bridge. Mass, with DR.. Stevens next
Tuesday.
Miss Grace Russell. who has been
passing the past year with her sisters,
Mrs. Minnie Wheeler and Mrs. Nellie
Copp in Skowhegan, has accepted a
position as teacher n Montgomery,
Ala, and is now on her way to that
city, though she will stop en- route to
visit.
Miss Lois Patten has been elected
president of Grade VII, Miss Rayner's
class: Miss Olena Viles. vice president;