Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-27
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this fall and if the weather is mild
enough the foundation for the build
ing will be put up. Greenwood & Ford
of Skowhegan. who have taken the
contract under the w. H. Ffssell &
Co of New York for the excavation
will begin work Monday next and
Nash & Niles of this town, who have
contracted for the heating and plumb
ing, will connect up with the sewer
at the same time.
The contract of W. II. Fissell & Co.
is for a building of limestone. the
contract price being s57,65o. The lot
for the building is at the corner of
rectiy opposite the Municipal building
and was bought for $4,000.
Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
Registry of Deeds:
ittsfeld-Thomas G. Lancey to Will
liam II. Thurston. lot: John r. Mathes,
Dover. n. H., to Melvina L. Woodruff.
Fairfeld-Louise M Blackwell to
Daniel B. Mason, Winslow. 20 acres of
land on road from Fairfield Center to
Norridgewock; George W. Steward to
Lewis Forsythe. land and buildings on
the terville-Norridgewock Road.
Athens-Andrew j. Knight of Pa
tience J. Whitman. home place. "a acres
and new buildings.
New portland-Omer H. Hutchins ct
ais. Boise. Idaho. ct al. to Otis Hutchins.
Concord-Charles 3. Bragg to George
w. Higgins.
Starks-Ernest Hilton ct al to John
Hutchinson ct al. 30 1-2 acres Of land
S. H. Swain reports the sale Of the
Joseph Drew farm in Scion to Edwin l..
Holt Of Fort Fairfield. Me. Mr.. Holt
Will do general farming. Also the sale
Of the c. H. Albee village farm in Nor
ridgewock to C. W. Miller Of Island
Falls, Me. Mr.. Miller will make a spe-
cialty of Eaising potatoes and grain and
will also buy potatoes for the Boston
and New York market
Miss Amy kincaid Is to open an art
end fancy goods store in the Mcclellan
block. in the store formerly occupied by
H. c. Judkins, Tuesday.
The Intentions of marriage are re-
corded of William Steward, Is year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steward,
and Elsie Littlefeld. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Littlefeld. The bride
to be is only Is years of age.
Skowhegan is to have a new cloth
Ing concern which will open for BUSH
ness March 1st in the j. Palmer Merrill
block in the store that has been occu-
pied by the NJ. j. Swain Company. The
members of this new firm are to be
Iyor stt
Walker of the Walker Clothing Com
pany of Waterville.
B. A. fainter. conductor on the Show
f1egan-Portland run, and Mrs fainter
left Saturday noon for Strong. where
they will pass two weeks E, J. Chr
ney will be conductor during his ab-
sence and Otto Kimball of Portland
baggage man.
Charles Sheaff left Saturday for Ros-
ton. where he will attend the evanpe1-
is tic services and hear Billy Sunday on
Sunday
The degree STAFF Of the Priscilla Pc.
I hekah Lodge to the number of 80 were
entertained at the home Of Noble Grand
Mrs. II. r. Bearce Thursday evening
Mrs. Ava r. Sheridan. captain of the
staff. was presented with salad set
Of Nippon china. by Mrs. Violet v. Fogg
In behalf of the staff. Mrs. Fogg also
gave one of her fine readings. The
guests played progressive whist and Ice
! cream and cake were served.
Nh. and Mrs. Moody Jewell and son
passed the weekend in Fairfield visit
ing relatives.
MISS Jeanette Sturtevant Of the Law
! renee High faculty was in town over
sunday with her mother. Mrs. E. E.
SturteNant.
Mrs, Ralph French had a miraculous
escape Friday afternoon from severe
INJURY. when the wagon in which she
was driving across the railroad track
skidded. throwing her out on her head
ana shoulders. The horse started round
the gatekeeper's house. but Mrs. French
kept her hold on the reins and the horse
stopped Mrs. French returned to her
nome IN Cornville after finishing her
shopping and is only somewhat lame
from The fall. She is the mother of
Mrs Guy Conant of this town.
'peMolay Commandery No. 10. K. r of
skowhegan will observe it's 5Oth anniver
sary on June Is next st. Johns dav nv
Belfast. Pennington and Gardiner Com
mittees are already at work on the cele-
bration and invitations to the command
cries mentioned have been accepted.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Josephine Eisenbeis, daughter Of Major
and Mrs. John Law Hughes of Port
Townsend. Wn., and Frank E. Emery,
Jr.. 1t. U. S. A.. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank E. Emery OF New York and Show
hogan.
The happy custom originating at the
Bethany Baptist church several years ago
Of coming together on the Monday eve
ming preceding Thanksgiving for a social
evening and the presentation of gifts OF
money or food to help in the preparation
of baskets containing Thanksgiving din
ners for the needy Of the town. will be
carried out Monday evening. The COM
mittee to receive gifts consists Of Mrs
Ella Nelson, Miss Emma Antill and Mrs.
Harriet Cleveland Mason. and these la
dies will make up the baskets to be dis
tributed. Mrs. Ethel w. Ames will ar
range the program for the sociai.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hamlin Bartlett will
leave Tuesday accompanied by Mrs
Bartletts mother. Mrs. Mary Leighton.
for st. Petersburg, Fla. to pass the win
ter. They will be Joined by DR.. and Mrs
NJ L. Mari of Boston, former Skowhegan