Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-07-13

Road Near Susie Brook Hllk-
Lot of Fire Water Received I
The July term Of Probate Court has
been adjourned by Judge G. o. Small
until next Tuesday. No decision was
given in the cases concerning the es-
tates Of the late Joana Gibson. Joana
knight and Samuel Gibson which have
been before the court at various times
within the last few years.
Wills were presented for probate as
follows: Josephine r. Seavey of
Pittsf1eld; James w. Holt, late Of
Skowhegan and Abbie Bartlett, late Of
New Portland.
Wills allowed in the estates Of
Sophia Sterling. late Of Pittsfeld:
Helen G. Tuttle. late Of Milwaukee;
Herbert Hilton, late Of Bingham; Es-
telle Lord, late of Detroit.
Administration asked for in the es-
tates Of Irwin L. Tibbetts, Norridge-
wock: Frank H. Tuttle, late Of Smith
field; Royal T. Tuttle. late Of Canaan;
Marquis Berry. late Of Pleasant Ridge:
Mary A. Walker, late Of Long Pond
Plantation. IH the estate Of Robert H.
Tuttle, late Of Skowhegan Frederick
Tuttle, brother of the deceased petit
toned for administration.
Administration was granted in the
estates Of Samuel Hodges, late Of Pal
niSra: Ruth Wright, late Of Madison;
Washington Jewell, late of Canaan;
Charles l.. Tobey, late of Fairfield;
Harlan Norton. late Of Lexington.
Account~presented in the estate Of
David A. Butler, late Of Flagstaff.
Widows allowance asked for by
Lillian Cleveland in the estate of Nor
ris NJ, Cleveland and by Angie Walker
in the estate Of Daniel L. Walker, late
of Madison. Widower's allowance
asked for in the estate of Flora A.
Cook and widows allowance in the es-
tate of George c. Patten, late of Emb-
den.
Accounts were allowed in the es-
tates of James G. Palmer, late Of
Skowhegan; Susan H. Thompson, late
Of Madison; Martha H. Heath, late of
Detroit; Mary A. Walker, late Of
Madison; Laforest D. Matthews, finaD
late of Hartland: Clarence M Allen,
(finaD late of Skowhegan; Alice M.
Hodgeman, (finaD late Of Skowhegan;
John Cummings, (finaD late Of Bing-
ham: Myra J. Prince. (inaD late OF
Detroit; Josephine Pratt, (finaD late
Of PALMYRA; Ferdena Cloutier, late OF
skowhcgan.
Mrs Thomas Rollins remains seri-
ously i'll and her daughter. Miss
Christie Rollins and one or more mem
bers Of the household are suffering
with the chicken poX.
Edward Estabrook and family are
moving to the home Of Mrs. Viola Adell
on LeavitI ST., where they will estab-
lish their home. Mrs. Adell. who is the
mother of Mrs. Estabrook will go to
Massachusetts for an extended visit.
Mrs Lizzie A. Marble is in Ames-
bury. Mass, called there owing to the
death of her brother-i law. >. X.
Bailey Mr.. Bailey, who was car
riage and automobile manufacturer
also an inventor of auto and carriage
a2purtenances was in years past
FREQUENT visitor at. the Marble home
here, his wife having been sister OF
Edwin w. Marble. late Of this town.
During the Probate Court sessions
here this week NJ l.. Shinnebarger OF
Holeb was allowed to have his name
changed to M. L. Lowell. Ihe nrse
name was objected to by its owner pe-
cause Of it's likeness TO German
names.
Harvey D. Eaton, Esq, or water :
WILLIE was in town Wednesday. belng
ACCOMPANIED here by Prof. II. L. carl
gus director of the Stare College farm
from Showers, Conn, John walker Vi
New Market. N. H., and :. }. Aoaths
of Cornish. The four men spent pai
of the day at the Eaton rarms III
Cornville, their visit being occasioneu
in efforts which they are making ~
produce hereford cattle for the here
ford Auction Sale which is to be heia
in connection with the Central Maine
Fair at waterville, September IA. Mr.
Eaton has consented to allow nVe cl
his noted herd to he entered lot guy
ton. these being probably the oiiis
animals from this section when VIII pe
sent 70 Waterville for that purpose.
The contract for building the lloo
foot ne road near the Susie BROOK NIL
in this town was awarded Thursday
forenoon shortly after II o'clock TO
L:nhraim Cowett Of Skowhegan. Ihere
we're three bidders. Greenwood & Ford
offering to build the required length
of highway for s175o and George webb
for s12 less, or $173S.
Mrs. Mary Bay and her daughter
Miss Agnes Bay of Waterville, nave
taken positions az matrons at the re
formatory for Women. I'm
SNhO0l
er of Pasaic, n j.. whose home is IN
Pennington. is visiting with Mrs. May
rice p. Merrill at her new home on
Coburn avenue.
While excavating Thursday near the
old Lttlefield Printing shop on Elm
street. which is now being renovated
for the plumbing business of Stew
ard G. Marston, workmen' found a por-
ton Of an old slate gravestone IL
had been broken in two but the date