Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-05
Real Estate Transfers

lately been recorded at the office of the
Somerset register of deeds;
Starks-Seraphine w. Nickerson to John
hutchinson land on easterly side OF r,oao
leading from Starks village to West Mills
or west side of Lemon stream
Solon-Anstazzia NJ. Longley to Carrie
B. Loneley of Phoenix, r. T.; Susan O.
McQuilkln to Willard Later
Ripley-Hattie NJ Severling of Illinois
to Geo. A. Hersom. land with buildings
III village on west side OF road leading
from Ripley to ST. Adams, consideration
5000.
Concord-Wallace Howes to Frank E.
Trip of New Portland. land and build
ings.
! Fairfield-Hugh NJ Warren Of Portland
to Albert Jewell and Son, land with
buildings and hay in barn. east of road
leading from Pishons Ferry to Fairfield
Center.
I Skowhegan-Edward ~ Merrill to John
r. Clayton. land with buildings on ives,
side of road leading from Skowhegan viii
| lage to Waterville known as the River
road; John r. Clayton to Carl Holt ct al.
property on River road; c. f. Greene to
Elijah Easier; Augustus S. Nelson to Mrs
Van w. Nelson; Solomon T.. Reynolds to
Everett T. Goodrich. place on Cemetery
street
/ Skowhegan and Fairfield-Edmund c.
Taylor of Norridgewock to Charles II.
Stevens ct al. of Skowhegan. land on
west side of road leading from Larone to
Skowhegan.
4 Fairfield ct ais Annie Knight by
Admr to Frederick c. Gibson ct ais.
Admr. deed.
! Detroit ct al.-Martha f. Tibbetts ct
al, to William s. Smith, land on road
leading from Plymouth to Detroit.
\ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eoddin to John G.
Calder
New Portland-s. j. Walton to H. A.
Plummer.
: Walter p. Ordway ct ais. to
Mainstream Lumber Co. land near Moose
pond.
\ Pittsfield-Nellie NJ. Hoxie ct ais to
Maude Hoxie Bickford property
! Thomas H. Gray to Samuel II. Haines.
! Contamination b. Carl ct all to
I Blaine S. Viles ct ais. one half inter-
est in Martin property.
Norridgewock-I. r. Goodrich to
George l.. Bird, part of Fred Head
farm on Norridgewock- Madison road;
Lee A. ketchum to George. l.. Bird,
land with buildings on easterly side of
| Kennebec river and on easterly and
northerly sid of highway leading from
Norridgewock village to Madison.
Mercer-Helen NJ. Parker of kalama-
ZOO, Mich. to w l.. Mcguire, land on
road leading from Hampshire Hill
schoolhouse to Mercer Belgrade road.
Cornville-William A. Jewett ct al to
Willie w Tozier ct al.
! Harmony-Emma r. Smith ct ais to
Joseph Ellis, property including build
| ings containing about 40 acres and for
mrely owned by Melville D. Brown,
consideration sl025.
Moose River-Lucy A. Moore to Lu-
| tler Moore ct al
Madison-George l.. Bird ct al to
Lee A. Ketchum.
The regular thrice a year session of
/ the county commissioners court of
/ Somerset county will be held next
Tuesday at the court house instead Of
/ the first Tuesday as is the custom at
other meetings of this body during the
year.
A young man giving his name as
Wilbur Severance was taken into Gus
| todY here Tuesday forenoon a short
time before the departure of the mid
day train, the chief of police at Wa
terville having notified the officers here
to be on the lookout for young man
of about 16 years wearing a black fur
coat which it was alleged had been
| h,- Chariff
Goodrich the lad made but little re-
monstrance although he had purchas-
ed through ticket to Boston. The
| officer telephoned to Waterville au-
thorities and determined that the
names agreed. Severance in his con-
versation with the sheriff. however,
maintained that he knew Iothing of
| the occurrence Of the theft. that the
I black fur coat which he was wearing
| was left to him BY his grandfather
and that lie was going to Boston where
! his foster brother resided. being presi-
| dent of a leather concern there. He
claimed he had been in the navy and
! received his discharge therefrom be-
I cause Of his eyes and that his mother
is in a Worcc ter asylum for the blind.
He was taken to WaterVille at 2.35 by
Sheriff Goodrich where an investiga-
ton will be conducted Because of the
boys story here, il is thought that
someone else might be masquerading
under his name. Besides the coat there
I is 81 in money missing,
The ladies Of the Methodist church
/ will hold their annual fair in the ves-
/ tries next Tuesday, December II, open
ing ct 1890 A. NJ.
! The Russell Relief Corps will meet
Friday afternoon in Grand Army hall
| for their annual election of officers
/ Miss Avis Anti Of Seattle, Wash,
/ arrived on the late train Monday even
ing to visit with her sister. Miss En-
ma Anti at the home Of Hiss Lizzie
Lord on Island avenue. Miss Emma
! Anti. who has been i'll for about two
weeks. is thought to he slightly i'm
proved.
Trial Justice T. 6. Lord presided