Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-18

len ana piece OF lana formerly oWu0o
by Rodney Jones.
st. Albans-Orin A. Parkman to Emore
!. Tracy.
Athens-Jeremiah Brown to Mellen j.
Hight ct al.
Embden-F. W. Lane to Alton l. Lane.
land bounded on the south by the old
road that formerly ran from the brick
house to the Middle road.
Norridgewock-Shephe H. Swain to
Sadie e. Farnham. land with buildings
on east side Of county road leading from.
Norridgewock to Madison.
Hartland-Geo. w. Worthing to Fran.
els E. Worthing. land with buildings on
road leading from Burton's Corner to
Pittsfield village. also land on homestead
farm Of late Samuel Merrifield.
Standardization Campbell Of Worces-
ter. Mass. to Raymond w. Grant, land
with buildings On River road leading from
New Sharon village to Starks at corner
Of John Leeman's land.
F. W. Knowlton. superintendent OF
manual training In the SkowhegAn-Mad-
ison schools. left Saturday morning to
visit DR.. and Mrs. p. r. Baird In Water
Vile.
The High school entertainment
course Is assured and the first In the
series will be given Dec. - by the
Copley Male Quartet. The second in
the course is the Bowdoin Musical
Clubs which will be given in January,
the third win be an entertainment by
Laurant. the magician. and the last
- 1t Ar N~ss r.
Mrs. Phidelah Rice.
The Golden Jubilee Friday evening
in Grand Army hall was thoroughly
enjoyable affair and was largely at
tended. The banquet early in the eve.
ming was we'll served by the ladies OF
Russell Relief Corps. the guests OF
honor taking their seats while the re-
mainder of the guests stood In walt
ing. The bridal table was especially
lovely with pink and white carnation
decorations and all Of the eight
couples. in compliment to whom the
affair was given. were present except
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Cannon. who have
been married more than. IS years. The
post prandial exercises included re-
marks by L. L. Walton, Esq. an hon.
orary member of the Post Rev. F. G.
Rogers. Rev. George Merriam, DR.. o.
H. Tracy. Phi. D.. Rev. c. H. NOEL
hiney, x A. Withee and Rev. 8. F.
Emerson. the two latter gentlemen be-
ing among the grooms Of so years.
Post Commander w. H. Weston. an
other Of these grooms, expressed
thanks to the Corps in an apprecia-
tive manner and Mrs. Alice 8. Baker,
president Of the Corps. read "Old
Fashioned Mothers" A number Of mu-
sic numbers were given during the
evening, e. e. Harris singing selec-
ton, Miss Virginia B. Stinchfleld play
ing a piano solo. Master VIM. H.
Halves whistling q solo and the male
chorus rendering selections.
With decorations appropriate to the
season Assembly hall in the High
school building was gay place Friday
evening. The occasion was an inform
al little party given by the members
Of the Sophomore class to the Juniors.
The members Of the faculty were also
guests. Miss NJ. o. Steward acting as
the chaperone. A Christmas tree occu-
pied a conspicuous place. both in the
hall and In the sports Of the evening.
as from its branches gifts both funny
and useful were distributed. all Of the
teachers being remembered. Games
and dances were enjoyed and Christ
mas candies were served. The enter
tainment committee was made up Of
Misses Eleanor Halves and Martha
Steward. with Irving Simonds assist
ing while the decorating committee
included Julian Goodrich, Adolph Bis
son and Miss Molly Blunt.
DR.. o. J. GAIA, health oflcer, an