Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-16
SKOWHEGAN NEWS
Death of James E. Porter-Town Improvement Society Holds
Interesting Meeting Friday A fternoon-A Wedding Following
Company E Call-New Recruits-Recent Real Estate Trans
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a position as private secretary for
State Forest Commissioner Colby to
visit with the family of N. T. Poeler.
Miss Florence and Miss Mabel J.
Pooler, who have been passing several
months on the Pacific coast, have re-
turned home.
Golden Rod Branch, /. S. S., will hold
a meeting Thursday, April 10, in the
municipal building and the members
attending are requested to come pre-
| pared to sew.
Roy Dickerson Of Wiscasset was a
| visitor with friends in town Friday
night.
Robert Lord returned Sunday to
Portsmouth. after a short visit with his
family on Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Weston, who
have lived for some time on a
| street, are to move to the home OF
Mrs. Weston's father. the late Rosa
mus l.. Mitchell. and Mr.. and Mrs,
| Walter V. Mitchell, who have occupied
an apartment On the second floor of
he r. l.. Mitchell house, are to move
to Mount Pleasant avenu Miss Car
RE Cass will continue to reside In the
house with MIR. and Mrs. Weston.
In the account of the flag raising and
patriotic demonstration which occurred
i'm Skowhegan Friday evening through
some misunderstanding mention Of the
splendid grafton of Mayor Hanson of
Belfast was omitted. Mayor Hanson
was one Of the finest speakers to which
local people have been privileged to
listen for months and his patriotic ap-
peal for volunteers was most stirring
and urgent. The Boy Scouts were also
very helpful in various ways during the
evenings entertainment.
Thu following are recent real estate
filed with Register Of Deeds Higgins
at the county registry:
Fairfleld-Frank r. Duren Of Rich
mond to Hannah Chamberlain. land with
buildings on Railroad street; Charles
W Chase, Jr.. to Marie A. Chase, a
with buildings near Colby Joy place;
Melvin Palmer to Fincllley Farmers
Union, land with buildings, formerly
owned by the Crosby Mercantile Co.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Raymond to
Alfred H. W~ebendorfer. land near Sc
basticook river at the Waverly: Alfred
H. Webendorfer to Florence NJ. Peas
ley. land at the Waverly: Angie Will
kinson to Dominick NJ. Susi, land with
buildings on the west side of Snakeroot
road; Dominick NJ. Susi to Dominick
Frederick. land with buildings on Snake
root road.
Anson-Herman l.. Smith to Frank H.
Smith. right. title and interest In GER
tain estates once owned by the late 10
sic Smith.
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Footman. land with buildings on south
erly side of Dinsmore street; Fred +.
Tuscan to Edwin G. Tuscan, land for
merly owned by Charles ". Taylor.
Palmyra and Newport-CIara NJ. Lib
by 10 Charles a. Kinney. land with
buildings on Newport-Palmyra road.
Madison--Ina NJ. Wescott to Edward F.
Merrill, land and buildings formerly own
ed by Wallace l.. Prescott.
Skowhesan-Carrie S. Cass to Helen r.
Weston, two undivided thirds of propertv
on e%asterly side of South Middle street.
Detrolt-Lorinda Porter to Adele NJ.
Porter ct al. tracts of land and buildings
formerly owned by Jonathan Young.
~Solon-John Mccarthy to Chas. French
ct al, land north of Michael stream.
st. Albans-Clarence E.. Hanson to V
A. Hanson, 10 acres land on the new road
leading from Post road; Victor A. Han
son to Milton F. Woodcock, 10 acres on
new road from Post road.
Jackman-Clara Fortier to Albert Ber-
geron.
Cornville-Elmer E. Towne to Fred r.
Tuscan, land on east side of MudIunkus
road.
Berry. Jr., lam on east side of road lead
ing from North New Portland to Dead
River.
AT the annual meeting of ethe Sorosis
which will be held Tuesday evening q
supper will be served at $50 with Mrs.
Mary ROXell. Mrs. IL. E. Gnndwin and