Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-23
Somerset Real Estate Transfers

engaged in the practice of medicine.
Somerset Real Estate Transfers
Real estate transfers lately recorded at
the Office Of the register of deeds are as
follows:
Skowhegan-W. Guy Pennel to Jacob
S. Goldberg, land with buildings on Madi-
son Ave; Elmer Greenwood to Alfred S.
Turcotte. house lot near North Ave.
Gardner S. Benson to Sheldon S. Hufr.
Fairfeld-Mary F. Totman to Archie b
Leary ct al, land on Mill Island in the
village
Madison-Jacob L. Hayes to Aurenia
Williamson. Land with buildings on south
side Of Nichols st.. Amedeo Christopher
to Sylvio De Santls, land with buildings
streets.
Norridgewock-Willi L. Wadleigh OF
Groton. Conn. to Edward L. Hight.
Brighton-H. L. Wyman to L. ]. Has
kell ct AL James Jones place.
Solon-Albert Adams to Ira r. Adams
land near Peasely farm; Eugene E
F:ench to Winfield 8. Goodrich, lot in
Solon village cemetery.
Athens-George E. Gray to winfred B
Weeks.
Bingham-Geo. E. Burton to Geo. A
Pittsfeld-John w. Manson. trustee to
Rae E. Butler; John w. Manson, trustee
to Pittsfield National Bank.
st. Albans-Wilda A. Smith to Velzors
Brown Dennis Devereaux farm; Anna s
Frost to Ralph f. Sampson. Joel Nuttel
farm buildings and land on which they
stand.
Long Pond-william John Prince tc
Nichols Dagle.
New sPortland-Josah P. Prescott tc
Fose E. Dunton. house and lot in the vii.
lage and piece Of land on Kingfield road
formerly owned by olivia A. Smith
Harmony-John L. Johnson ct ais to H
A. Shay. Lot /, Webber plan. considera.
ton, $50.
Anson-Guy D. Pastorius to North An
son Manufacturing Co.
Encouraging reports come to Skowhe.
gan regarding the condition of Rev. Eta
6. Tracy who Is receiving treatment al
ST Barnabas Hospital in Woodfords.
Mrs. NJ. Scrimgeour who Is here with
Mr.. Scrimgeour during the construction
Of the postoffice building, left Friday or
the last train for New York being callei
thither owing to the death Of her brother
Mrs. I,obert Lord and two little daugh
ters are visiting with Mr.. Lord who Is 10
CT red Portsmouth, n. II.
Mrs. John W. Healey left Friday after
noon for Augusta to visit her husband
First 1t. John Weston Healey Of Co. f
She was accompanied by her little sor
Richard.
The bowling alleys were being installed
in the boys clubroom at the Island ave
nue. Congregational church during th'
day Friday. They were taken from thu
Sanborn clubrooms in the partially burn
ed Heselton block.
Although official returns are moi
quite completed here the indication,
are that the following Skowhegan mer
are liable for service in L. S. draf'
army: l.. J. Boiler. Harry NJ. Green
Joseph Gallant. James NJ. Barrett
Maurice l.. Prooucher. Archie D. Cote
Frank B. Conroy, Sherman M. Shum-
way. DR.. Arthur Rodden. John Du.
mont, Jr., Ralph H. Cover. Willie
FARMER, Earle Prentiss. Walter E
Clark, Leon w. Simmons. Bernard
Rancourt, James c. Dyer.
! Born in Skowhegan during Friday
night to the wife of Bernard Bailey
a daughter, Dorothea Elizabeth
| weight 1-2 pounds.
A field day for the Somerset Coun.
| ty Chapters OF the Daughters Of thu
American Revolution will be held al
Lakewood Thursday. July 2e. The State
regent, Mrs. Wilford G. Chapman Of
! Portland, will attend and a picnic
luncheon will be in order. The Chap.
ters included in the county are those
in Skowhegan. Bingham, North An
son, Solon and Madison.
| DR.. Herbert Woodman. who learned
the dental profession in this town q
number of years ago. has resigned his
position as a travelling salesman with
a dental Arm and is expected to come
| to Skowhegan and establish himself ir
the ofice Of DR.. NJ. NJ. Fowler to prac.
tice.
DR.. c. E. Richardson of Portland II
expected here Tuesday to establish
hfvnsaR IN thA nrartirA ~ madeline