Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-12
Somerset Real Estate Transfers

The following real estate transfers have
lately been recorded at the office of the
Somerset register of deeds:
Canaan-Herhert L. Purinton to G. H.
Goodridge. home farm of Eugene Good
rich on Village road to Ramsdell school
house; Manly Morrison to Eugene Coed
ridge, about 60 acres land.
Skowhegan-Skowhegan Cemetery Asso-
citation to Margaret X. Goodrich, GEM
etery lot: Skowhegan Cemetery Associa-
ton to Everett 7. Goodrich, cemetery lot.
Bingham-James Moulton to Catherine
Thrasher. property formerly owned by
Oliver Moulton.
Palmyra-John r. Bean ct al. to Clar-
ence l.. Smith. land on South Ridge road.
Miss Margaret Scott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Scott. has returned home
from Portland having graduated from the
school for deaf mutes in that city, where
she has been n student for number of
years. Her two young sisters, Jessie and
Mamie Scott. who are students at the
same institution. are also at home for the
summer vacation.
Mrs n. w. BARLEY and Mrs. y. Hancox
of Jackman have been visiting in town
this week. making their headquarters at
the Skowhegan House.
Eben Goodrich, who has been employed
at Dead River, Is at his home on Sum-
mer street suffering from the effects Of
one or two broken bones in his foot. He
was engaged in blasting operations at the
time the accident occurred and upon at
tempting to examine a fuse which unex-
pectedly discharged he was thrown some
81, tot,
fore related when he fell.
Charles Smith, son of Joseph n. Smith
OF this town, is at the Harvard Training
school.
Miss Marie Renaud Of Allston, Mass.
who is recovering from injuries sustained
while riding horseback. was weekend
visitor at St. Mary's rectory as the guest
of her brother, FIR. j. L. A. Renaud. and
Miss Alma Renaud.
Maurice Bracket, who is employed In
the establishment of DR.. King in Port
land in dentistry branches. was the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
Bracket, Sunday and Monday.
The summer schedule of Maine Cen
trail trains running into Skowhegan will
go into effect one minute after mid
night on Monday, June 25.
Owing to the growth Of St. Mary's
parish (Catholic) 1t has been found ne
cessary to procure an assistant clergy
man to assist FIR Renaud in his min
isteria1 work.
Miss Mary f. Lawley arrived home
from Boston Saturday evening. her
eyes being greatly improved from re-
cent surgical treatment. She will short
l,, hnvs Midd1a street
Miss Lawley was accompanied by her
Mattapan, Mass. who are guests at the
home Of Mr.. Lawley's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lawley.
An interesting bali game Is looked
for here Wednesday afternoon when
the Cony high team Of Augusta comes
to Skowhegan to play the local high
school team at Fairview park.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hurd, who were
married in Lynn. Mass, have been en-
joying few days. honeymoon in this
section departing on their return to
Lynn, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs Hurd for
merly lived in Skowhegan. Mrs. Hurd
having been Miss Marie Dumont. Mr..
Hurd is at present employed as q me-
chanic in a Boston ammunition factory.
While in Skowhegan the couple were
guests Of the family Of Eugene Dumont
and Albert Hurd.
Miss winona Paddock and Miss Ruth
Greenwood were at home from Farm
ington Normal school Saturday and
Sunday The school closes next week
and at the class day exercises Miss
Marion F.. Lord. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mr. =. 9. Lord, has the Qreesata ton