Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-22
Somerset Real Estate Transfers

Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
Registry of Deeds:
Concord-Loreda Rollins ct ais to
Frank E. Trip, 100 acres of land;
William S. Robinson to Frank Z. Trip,
400 acres of land.
dgewock-Hiram S. Bigelow 20
Nina H. Barbour, Augusta, one-fourth
acre of land, adjoining the land of
Nina H. Barbour; Nina H. Barbour.
Augusta. to Irving H. Stevens ct al;
James f. Porter to G. H. Blaisdell land
on Burrill Hill.
Moose River-John j. Sands to Cleo
phas Blais.
Athens-Helen Link to Elise Schu-
mann, Jersey City, n. j., land and
buildings.
DeDtroit-Benjamin NJ. Norton to
Harry Temple. land on the Goodwin
read: Harry Temple to Benjamin NJ.
Norton, land on Main street.
Mrs. Olive Morse and grand
daughter. Gladys York, returned
Wednesday from a visit at Winnecook
with Mrs. Georgia Cooley.
Mrs. William Simpson and daugh
ter, Lucille Simpson. are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Simpson
on Maple street
Robert Green has resigned his posi-
ton as conductor for the Somerset
Traction Co. and will go to Augusta
July /. where he has accepted a fine
position with J. z. Squire & Co. Mrs.
Green will remain here through the
summer but will move there in the
fall. Mr. Green will be much missed
by the patrons of the electric cars as
he is one of the best liked men on the
road.
DR.. L. P. Geoffrion started Wednes
day morning for Montreal. Quebec and
Coaticooke. where he will make pro-
fessional calls for about a week.
Mrs. Albert Bowman and son. Lee
Dascombe Bowman of Springfield. VT.
are visiting Mrs. Bowman's parents,
DR.. and Mrs. l.. A. Dascombe.
Edward H. Emery returned Tuesday
to Boothbay Harbor, after visit with
his mother. Mrs. Anne j. Emery. and
sister, Mrs. Alice Mitchell.
Miss Frances Patten of Boston. who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs w. 0.
Chase. started on the return trip
Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday night she
stayed with Miss Katherine Chase in
Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson of
Brockton, Mass, came Tuesday night
to visit their son, Lieut.. George X.
Robinson. They accompanied Mrs.
George K. Robinson and four children
home from Rockland.
Rex Kelley of Rangeley is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Frances Kelley.
James Gilfillan is managing the Full
Ter drug store while the proprietor. w.
H. Lord, takes a vacation. Mr.. Gill
fillan plans to go soon to Bar Harbor.
where he has position for the sum-
mer in a drug store.
Ralph Morrow, pitcher of the Show
hogan High school baseball team this
season, is to be given a try-out on the
Skowhegan town team.
Albert Beaulieu of Montreal. Canada.
has been visiting his brother in law.
DR.. L. P. Geoffrion, this week.
Canaan Grange held a very success
full Veterans day meeting Tuesday
which was largely attended by the
veterans from various parts Of the
who were the guests of honor.
as we'll as by visiting Patrons. Canaan
Grange knows how to furnish a good
and an especially good
and this year was no excep-
ton. The address Of welcome was
given by Milford Withee, master of
Grange, with response by Ma
jor J. w. Fogler of Skowhegan. Those
who took part were: Miss Flora Glea-
son. Hollis Salisbury. Mrs. Fay Bur-
rill. Miss Dorothy Nelson and Mary
Salisbury. Those who took part in the
afternoon session: Miss Sadie Ma
son. Miss Mildred Mason; "A Tribute
10 Our Dead Soldiers" by Is young