Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-30

married in the house on Pine street
where they reside and both are re-
markedly well preserved. Mr.. Mills is
one of the most youthful looking vet
Grams Of the Civil War in town. He
stiff continues at his old employment
with the Maine Spinning Co. at their
local plant.
The following are recent real estate
transfers filed at the Somerset Regis
try:
-Alphonse B. Borden ct
al to Walter p Ordway. Tr., the Dun
Jap or Borden block on Water street;
Charles O. Crosby to Joseph Lagasse.
land with buildings on both sides of
the Back road. Sale includes live
stock. wagons and farming tools; Ev-
c,ott T. Goodrich to Zoe Goodness, lana
an northerly. side of East Maple street.
Norridgewock-Lilli f. Ames to
rcrlev Rowe ct al land with buildings
where Rowe resides.
! Solon-Mary f. Corson ct. al to Ais
ton G. Corson, land on south line OF
road leading past Walton's Mill.
Cornville-Mary ]. Tufts to Ernest
s Tufts, farm on road leading past
Walton's Mill,
Hartland-Lewis H. Graves to Main
stream Lumber Co.. land formerly
owned by John Whitney. -
Pittsfield-Stephen P. Larrabee tc
! George +. Morrison, land near inter-
| section of Merrimac street ana Z
! street.
! Lexington @. Hewett ct a
to Omar W. Chase, undivided half part
| land near the Mary Wood bridge. X
Fairfeld-Ella c. Dunbar of Port
! land to Robert NJ. Clark, land with
buildings on easterly side of Mar
| street: Robert NJ. Clark to Ella G
Dunbar, land on Main street.
Anson-Hiram F. Emery to Hannah
! F. Tarr, homestead farm of the late
| Z. NJ. Powers.
Brighton-L. J. Haskell to William
/ Malonson, real estate on east side OF
road leading from Brighton village &c
/ Kinsshury, formerly owned by +. NJ
and A. S. Hayden.
Detroit-Charles E. Pease to Ma
| than A. D. Wheeler, land situated or
south side Of road leading from De-
| troit village to Troy. \
Bingham-Earl r. Taylor ct al tc
! %
lage cemetery; Stasy NJ. Witham by
| administrator to Frank B. Rowe, ad-
ministrator's deed: Lillian J. Wash
burn by trustee to Frank b. Rowe
| trustees deed; Alvah A. Witham to
Frank b. Rowe. land on south side
of River street in village.
| The Misses Hester and Helen Harris
of Waterville arrived Friday evening
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Chapman
of East Front street.
| Mrs. Beatrice l.. Carpenter of Som
erville, Mass, with her two sons anc
maid, are to pass the remainder of the
summer at Kilcare, the country place
| of Mrs. Carpenters uncle, Charles Fl
Davis of New York. Mr.. Davis is
quite extensively engaged in farming
operations here this summer.
Merle Judkins, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Judkins of Cornville, who
enlisted some time ago with the nation
al guard of Massachusetts. departed
Friday afternoon following a short
furlough at home.
County Agent r. NJ Stiles and f. w
Morton of the animal industry depart
ment at the University of Maine were
| in town Saturday calling upon vari-
Gus farmers in this section and inves-
! tigating Mr. Stiles farm demonstra-
tors. Mr.. Stiles will go to Foxcroft
during the coming week to give dem
l onstration in silo building.
| Lord & Caswell were Saturday morning
moving back to their old quarters in the
| Parun block now owned by ". P. Ord
way and several months ago badly dam
aged by fire.
Charles Moody OF Turner avenue, who
has been seriously i'll for number OF
months. remains much the same ou
plans are being made to remove him tt
Waterville for X-ray treatment
First papers for naturalization have
been filed with the town clerk as follows
Joseph Dudley. laborer> born In Ste
/ Cecile, province Of Quebec, Canada, nov
residing in North Arson, first came II
Vermont: Fred Fay Freeman, born II
| Frederick. Nova Scotia, now lives at Y
Main street. Fairfield, came in Maine II
/ September, 1907: Richard Allen Koran
aged 80. born In Restigouche, Canada
now lives at Mercer, came to Maine II
1907: John Kennedy born in Frampton
Cana, in 1859. now lives at West Forks
came to Maine in 1876.
| Miss Augusta Savage returned from
Boston Saturday TO visit for few week,
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