Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-11


McDonough to Josiah L. McClintick land
west Of County road leading from Bing-
ham TO Scion.
/ Observation-Disclosures Tracy to Henry e.
Getchell, Darius Ham property land with
buildings on Skowhegan-Athens road.
| deed made April a. 1916, consideration
500; Augusta A. Tracy to Henry E,
Getchell, land with buildings on south
side of Academy street, deed made April
%. 1916, consideration $500.
/ st. Albans-Mary r. Getchell to James
H. Reynolds, triangular piece of land on
Hartland-St. Adams road; Ruth F. Big
ney to Jasper L. Lewis ct ais, part OF
Grin Footman farm.
| Detroit-Elmer l.. Pease to Tracy o.
Norris, land on east side of road leading
from Detroit village to Troy
Embden-Fred Getchell to Leon Getch-
ell, undivided half Of two parcels Of land
with right TO occupy during lifetime the
older Of the two houses on the premises
Leon Getchell to Fred Getchell, undivided
half Of land
Miss Beatrice Hodgekns is visiting
friends in Lewiston this week
| A delegation from Somerset Chapter
Royal Arch Masons will attend a meeting
il Madison this evening.
| Mrs. Il. j. Quincy, Miss Elizabeth
Quincy and Miss Lucille Chapman left
| Monday morning fQr a visit in Port
! land.
! Mrs. Adam Simpson is passing the
week at the home of her son, William
! Simpson in Oakland.
Late marriage intentions on file are
| those Of Arthur James Leonard and
Hazel Catherine Dumont of Skowhe-
! gan.
Frank M. Huckins. for several
months news editor of the Independ-
ent-Reporter, has been notified to re-
port at Portland on Wednesday for
final examination for the Navy. He
! VIII make application at that time for
service in the yeomanry branch. His
brother, Earle K. Huckins. is now sta
J TONED at TT Ogelthorpe, Ga, and ex-
poets to leave for France at any time.
clerk Of Courts Seekins has received
notice that Stephen T.. Salisbury, Jr.,
| OF canaan has been drawn from that
| town 70 serve as a member Of the ira
| verse jury at the winter term of the
/ supreme Judicial Court, which con-
Venes here Jan. % Judge Leslie c.
| Cornish Of Augusta will be the presid :
ing justice and the juryman mention
ed IS the first to be reported
! The Wantoknowit Club was post
I poned from last Friday night to next
FRIDAY night when the meeting will be
! held with Or. Tracy at the parsonage
of the Fir Baptist church
/ Rev. George W. Hinckley, superin-
! tendent and founder of Good Will
farm. was in Skowhegan during the
day Monday and stated there were an
unusual number Of boys and girls at
Good viii, all of the cottages being
! full Mr.. Hinckley also stated that
Charles L. Hubbard, who designed the
Round Dell called the Good Will idea,
! when appears on all Good Will pubIi-
cations, has been asked by the donor
or the Prescott Memorial building to
paint large picture from the original
to be placed in the round circle left for
! it in the construction of the building.
lie has been at Good Will studying the
setting and environment for the paint
/ ing. Mr. Hinckley is in receipt Of %
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| publishing firm which have been pub
li3hed IN various magazines, by the
| best illustrators, which are to be used
rs a nucleus for educational purposes.
! The cartoons are to be framed and
placed in room by themselves with
others to be added later The service
flag, which was unfurled at Good VIII
/ Thanksgiving day with appropriate ex-
ercises, has had eight stars added since
that time, there now being 81 on the
emblem. Mr.. Hinckley stated that
Monday morning he had received a
letter from his daughter. Miss Faith j.
! Hinckley. who is somewhere in France
engaged in Red Triangle work, the
message stating that she was well.
She will remain indefinitely
1 Grand Warden n. w Lewis Of the
! \. Z. @. F. departed Monday morning
and is to be in Gardiner. Bath, Bruins
/ wick and Portland during the week
/ The local y. z. o. P. lodge will not
/ elect officers until the first of Janu-
| AIRY.