Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-08-24

Don Burrill arrived here Tuesday
night from Texas, where he went IN
July with Co. E. Mr.. BurriH has oeea
in Fort Mcintosh hospital a good part
Of the time. having had severe case
Of pneumonia. He has received MS
discharge. He is the third member OF
tie company to return so far. the 9TH
ers being Howard Weston. discharged
on account Of illness. and Corridor
Bracket on the expiration Of his time
Of service.
Mrs. Edgar Murphy and daughter
Altana Of Haverhill Mass, arrived
Tuesday night for a VISIT with rela-
tives in town.
Miss Stella Hall OF Rockville. Conn,
is making a two weeks visit with her
trother Lees Hall and family. DR.. AL
fred Burt of Rockville is also a guest
Of the Halls until Friday.
Cassimir Bison las been visiting
with friends in Portland for a few
days.
The haying at the Woman's Reform
atory is practically Gone. Is two-horse
loads Of hay having been hauled in,
equivalent to about $50 tons.
Mrs. Ellen Smith returned Tuesday
right from a visit Of several weeks in
Portsmouth, n. H., and Lynnllela.
Mass.
The 36th annual campmeeting Of tie
Madison Spiritual Association will be
teld at Lakewood, Sept. to 10 inclu-
sive, with Rev. George A. Fuller, M.
D., Of Greenwich village. Mass. the
PRESIDENT, in charge. The following
program has been arranged:
Sunday. Sept. 80 A. NJ. presi-
dents greeting. DR.. Fuller; lecture and
Mass; P. NJ, lecture. DR.. Fuller;
tests, Mrs. C. S. Bradley. Boston; Z
p. NJ, seance, Mrs. Bradley; music,
Mr.. Cutter.
Monday, Sept. 4-2 P. NJ, address,
Rev. ]. Herbert Woman. Phi. D., pas
tor Skowhegan church: tests. Mr..
Cutter; 40 P. NJ, social service and
messages.
Tuesday, Sept. $3.50 A. M. lee
ture and messages Mrs. Bradley; r.
NJ, lecture, DR.. Fuller; tests, Mr.. Cut
ter: 730 P. NJ, conference Of Spirit
ual workers lei by Miss Olive Hayden.
assisted by mediums.
Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1890 A. M,
lecture, Mr.. Cutter followed by tests:
- P. NJ, lecture, DR.. Fuller, tests by
Mrs. Bradley; 7.30 p. NJ. seance, Mr..
Cutter and Mrs. Bradley.
Thursday, Sept. 7-10.30 A. NJ, lee
ture, DR.. Fuller, tests. Mrs. Bradley;
P. NJ, lecture, Mrs. May S. Wander
hit, Brooklyn, N. Y, followed by
tests, 100 P. NJ, concert directed by
Mrs. Morrill, and Miss Olive Hayden.
Friday. Sep. S-1o.30 A. NJ, lecture
Mrs. Bradley, followed by tests; P.
NJ, memorial service conducted by DR..
Fuller; business NEE ting
Saturday, SEPT. 9-1O.30 A. NJ, lee
ture, Mr.. Cutter and tests; 2 P. NJ.
lecture, DR.. Fuller; tests, Mrs. Brad
ley; 7.S0 P. NJ, grand seance, Mrs.
Pradley and others.
Sunday, Sept. 1910 A. NJ, lecture.
tests, Mrs. Vanderbilt: p. NJ, lecture
seance, Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Viles and daugh.
tiers Ruth and Olena returned home Tues
day night from a stay of several weeks
at Flagstaff pond.
Frank Morox of Lawrence, Mass, ar
rived here with two companions on thu
$50 train Tuesday afternoon in an intox
! icated condition and within few min
utes he was lodged in the SkowhegaI
lookup. Wednesday morning he was Civ
en- a hearing before Judge ]. H. Lancas
ter and paid a fine Of 1854. His com
panions left on the early train.
Mrs. Sarah Bowden Of Oakland, wht
has been visiting Mrs. Eliza Clark at thu
home of Mrs. George Mitchell. left fol
her home Wednesday noon.
Miss Mae E. Ward Of Dorchester, Mass.
who has been passing the month of Au
gust with her father. Sumner Ward. ant
sister, Miss Madeline Ward, started
Wednesday for home.
Mrs. Clifton Whittemore and sister
Miss Lula Holway. went Wednesday t
Dexter to visit their brother. Herber
Merrill, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester F. Weeks, whit
have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. Georg'
Merriam. left Wednesday for Randolph.
Miss Ara Pratt, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. c. Davis Miller for few
days. left Wednesday noon for Boston
which has been her headquarters for sew
eral years.
Mrs. L. NJ. Munsey. who has been visit
| ing her niece. Miss Hannah r. Page, lef
Wednesday for her home in Dorchester
Mass.
Following are the recent real estat,
transfers as recorded at the Somerse
registry Of deeds:
Moscow-C. M. Hill to John H. Kelly
one-third acre Of land on Whitcomt
brook.
Skowhegan-Lena NJ. Cleveland to vii
liam H. Fowler ct al, the Cleveland place
on Mechanic street; Fred c. Tuttle e
al. to Charles W. Day. the Chandler Tut
tie place on corner of Madison ant
Spring streets; Floyd NJ. Barrows ct al
to Lena NJ. Cleveland. four acres Of LAND
on road leading from North avenue. OF
Athens road. to Malbon's Mills road.
Anson-Olof Olson ct al. to Clara Cham
berlain, Ave acres Of land on River road
Athens-Wi1liafn NJ. Avery to Dora NJ
Brown, the Jeddie Brown premises or
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