Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-02
Real Estate Transfers

Real Estate Transfers
Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
Registry of Deeds:
Madison-AlbertF F. Adams to Walter
L. Bird. triangular lot at Nymphus
Blackwell Corner.
Skowhegan-William H. Demo to
Lena Demo, land and buildings on the
Plains: Harrison Salley to Carlton M.
Holt, home place on corner of Madison
avenue and Prospect street.
Norridgewock-Glenn e. Tracy to
Herbert c. Albee, land on Winding Hill
road.
Pittsfield - Loantha Murray to
Dominik NJ. Susi, lot on Peltoma Ave;
Dominik M. Susi to Adelbert Ames ct
al, land and buildings on Main street;
Willard ]. Cookson to John NJ. Lindsey,
land and buildings on Sebasticook
river; Dominik Cianchette to Ralph L.
Cianchette, the Enoch Kennel place of
200 acres on Sebasticook river.
Starks-Alonzo p. Richards. Farm
ington, to Fred Simpson. Thompson
vile, Conn.,, the William K. Morse
homestead of 60 acres and buildings.
New Portland-John Metcalf to
Clarence o. Bangs, land and buildings
on Main street.
Cornville-Elmer F. Wescott ct al to
Amos K. Butler. land and buildings on
Hartland- Moodytown road.
Harmony-Bertha L. Stafford ct al to
Cora A. Keddy, land on Wellington
road.
Palmyra-Harry L. Goodrich to
Goodrich Produce Co., potato house
and land on which 1t is located In
lease held right from the Maine Cen
trail Railroad Company.
Briehton-Chauncey E. Locke to
Warren H. Pease, Is acres Of land on
Harmony road.
Canaan-Frank E. Woodward to
Horace E. Croker, homestead farm OF
Thomas B. Gleason.
Halloween was observed by Sorosis
at it's opening meeting of the year. IN
Library Parlors, Tuesday evening. The
parlors were decorated and lighted In
true Halloween effect. being. darkened
and adorned with apples. Jack olan-
terms and autumn leaves. The meeting
was arranged by the directors, but the
acting hostesses were witch and
ghost who received in a darkened room
and were not recognized by many to
be Mrs. Mabel Viles and Miss Della
Fairbrother. The program consisted
of a piano duet by the Misses Mildred
Weston and Mabelle Ross; and after a
short business session, Mrs. Lois Pat
ten gave a report of the Kennebec
Union meeting at Hinckey and Miss
Gertrude S. Weston report OF the
State Federation meeting at Kineo. The
program closed with piano solo by the
Misses Ross and Weston, after which
came a social hour during which
doughnuts, pumpkin pie. cheese and
coffee were served. The next meeting
will be held Nov. IA and the subject
will be James Whitcomb Riley.
The next Philathea meeting will be
held with Mrs. Perley Stevens. No. 10
Leavitt street. on Nov. 8.
The Republican presidential candi-
date. Charles Evans Hughes, in his
trans-continental campaign tour. will
be shown in 1.-The Reunited Party" at
the Star theatre Thursday afternoon
and evening. The picture is in two
parts and shows actual facts relative
to issues of the present campaign, gov
eminent expenses. including cost OF re-
cent Mexican border warfare. coast de-
Tense fortifications. incidents or the
woman's suffrage campaign and actu-
al border scenes. including military
companies Of the national guard.
Among the men of national repute
shown are Roosevelt, Hughie Jennings,
Ty Cobb and Wilson.