Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-06

transfers as recorded at the Somerset
registry of deeds:
Ripley-George NJ. Kimball to Frank
L. Laughton, the north half of lots 81
and 6S.
Mercer-Huldah Dunton to Violet I.
Decker, home place on Elm street.
Detroit-Herbert NJ. Harris, Tops
ham, to Herbert E. Reynolds, 1o-foot
strip of land on Plymouth road.
Athens-Lizzie D. Poland to LaFor-
rest G. Williams land and buildings on
Eaton's Corner road.
Skowhegan-Fred L. Moody to Mabel
G. Jackson, land and buildings on road
from Bush schoolhouse to Pishon's Fer
~; Melvina Tilton to Ira A. Norton.
Madison-Mabel Pollard Calden to
VIOLA A. Garland, land and buildings at
Lakewood; Linnie l.. Witham to VAL
dus Squire ct al, lot in Harville bury
ing ground.
MISUNDERSTANDING NJ. Brasier to
Clyde Braiser, so acres of land, the
west part of lot in range 5.
BinSham-George A. Tozier to George
E. Burton, So acres of land adjoining
Bingham town farm on south
st. Albans-David D. Stewart to
Forest c. Woodman, so acres, part of
Rufus Robertson and Abial E. Badger
farms
New Portland-Olivia Smith to
Charles Z. Hoyt.
The Fourth of July baseball games
have been postponed to Saturday when
the Sanfords will play the Skowhegans
at FalrView park at 10 A NJ and 2.15.
On Thursday, the Skowhegan team
will play Rumford here.
The newly elected officers Of De-
Molay Commandery, No. 10, K. T.,
We're installed Tuesday night by Gram,
Scribe of the Grand Commanderv of
Maine, F. w. Bucknam Of Skowhegau,
as follows: Eminent Commander, w.
+. Ordway; generalissimo, John H.
Lancaster; Captain General, w. Fol-
som Merrill; Senior Warden, Fred f.
Lawrence: Junior Warden, A. r..
Jones: Prelate, Harry E. Smith;
Treas, George E. Sampson; Sec. w.
r. Elliott; Sword Bearer, w. NJ,
stlnchfield; Sword Bearer, E. L. Ford;
Warder, Frank Madden; Guards, Will
lis Hobart, Charles W. Sheaff; Organ
list, Harry A. Dinsmore; Sentinel.
Adam Simpson, Armorer, Charles
Ross; trustee, A. R. Jones; finance
committee, B. A. Sawyer and George
H. Plummer
The county commissioners were in
session at the court house Wednesday,
Fourth of July passed very quietly
IN SkoWhegan with but two taken into
custody for intoxication, and two boys
Oh eight or nine years for a break in
the Green Brothers Decent store.
Mrs. Harry Chase returned Wednes
DAY from Gardiner, where she had been
TO pass the Fourth with relatives. Her
Two daughters. Barbara and Ora. re-
NAMED to continue their visit.
Miss Lena Lapointe returned Tues
day afternoon to Augusta, after a visit
with the family of Napoleon Thibeault
Raymond D. Allen, who is with the
production department of the Ameri-
can Ammunition Co. of Worcester,
Mass, arrived Monday morning for a
few days visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dysart left
Monday for Weber Pond, where they
passed the fourth.
Children's day will be observed sun
day morning at the Bethany Baptist
church with an entertainment by the
children.
At a hearing for non-support held
before Judge H. H. Brazzell in the
municipal court Monday afternoon,
Archie Lemieux was ordered to pay
his wife 81 a. week for SO weeks: to
pay the costs Of prosecution, s10.74;
to give sureties Of 800 for the fulfill
ment Of the sentence. or to serve six
months in the county Jail.
Miss L. NJ. Greenleaf, the nurse
went Monday to Thomaston to care for
q patient.
Mrs. Frail Norman returned Mon
day to Waterville. after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Raney. She took
with han q UrapdnhjId