Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-16
SK0WHECAN

Judge c. o. Small has adjourned the
session of the Somerset probate court
until next Tuesday forenoon. At the
session just finished the following
business matters We're transacted: >
Wills Presented for Probate-In the
estates Of Ferdinand Roderick, late of
Skowhegan; Albina G. Hilton, late of
Arson; Sarah f. Frye, late of Show
hogan; Martha P. Davis, late of Show
hogan: Mary Ellen Cornforth, late of
Pittsfield; Mary Mcfarland late of
! Fairfield; Caroline G. Redington, late
! of Skowhegan.
Administration asked for in the es-
tates of-Henry F. Bragg, late of
Canaan; William Folsom, late of Har
mony; John Cummings, late of Bing-
ham.
Wills allowed in the estates Of
Thomas S. Dexter, late of Pittsfield;
Thomas A. Linn, late of Hartland;
Rosamus l.. Mitchell, late of Skowhe-
gan; Sarah r. Coffin. late of Skowhe-
gan; Fred NJ. Palmer, late of Skowhe-
gan; Heman H. Norton, late of De-
troit; Samuel f. Pray. late of Pitts
field; Elmira J. Prince, late of Detroit;
George A. Farrar, late Of Ripley.
Accounts allowed in the estates Of
Chas. F. Mason, late of st. Adams; Ora
b. Quimby, late of Cambridge; VIM, H.
Norris, late of Bingham (inaD;
George Barnes. late of Mercer; Angela
J. Bracket, late of Pittsheld; Lois +.
Parks) Bean, late of Pittsfield: Ellen
F. Wright, late of Norridgewock; Mar
tin l.. Reyes, late of Fairfield (fnaD.
Accounts presented in estates Of
Elmer d. McFarlane. late of Palmyra;
Isaiah D. Whittier. late of Harmony:
Chas. F. Ham, late of Bingham; Oscar
Williams, late of Skowhegan: Mary
Hamilton, late of Cambridge: Albert
NJ. Pattee, late of Mercer; Augustine
H Wyman, late of Skowhegan; George
e. Reynaud, late of St. Adams; John
A. Hunnewell. late of Madison; Chas.
NJ Clark, late of Fairfield.
Administration was granted in the
estate of Rose Mary Littlefield of
Eartland, her husband, Chas. Little
field being appointed administrator;
Frank L. Rowe was appointed admin
istrator in the estate of Isaac H. Rowe, |
late of Smithfeld and Mildred E. Man /
son in the estate of Ruth II. Manson, |
late of Scion; Asa Hodgedon was ap-
pointed administrator in the estate of !
Alice M. Hodgedon, late of Skowhe
gan; Maria NJ. Carney in the estate of +
James O'Hara, late of Bingham: Benz. ,
F. Walker of Arson in the estate of
Mary A. Walker, late of Madison, and
Hattie A. Thompson in the estate of /
Jacob L. Thompson, late Of New Port
land.
Mrs. Alice L. Wadsworth was APP
pointed guardian of her two minor
children, John E. Wadsworth and
Prudence Wadsworth of Skowhegan.
Mrs. Flora A. Dealey has gone to
Waterville where she will be house
keeper for the family of Granville Bar
rows.
A handsome pure blood Holstein bull
has been sold from the stable of Bin
w. Page to David Viles Of Madison, the
price named In the deal was 500. Mr..
Page is still keeping a couple of COWS
and couple of heifers of the Holstein
breed.
1t Is estimated that 5000 was cleared
fl ON the Grange sale, supper, enter
tainment and dance.
J. Howard Haley. Esq, and Chas.
Moor of Hartland were in town We'd
nesday having business at the session
Of the probate court. Out-of- town at
torneys present were Judge Holman of
Judge Boswell of Scion, Judge
Drake of Pittsfield and j. w. Manson,
ESQ. also of Pittsf1eld. /.
New books added this month to the
Public Library have ben as follows:
Brandon of the Engineers CBindlow):
Grey; Lydia Of the Pines.
(Willsie); Best Short Stories Of 1915:
The Man Next Door (Hough); Thor
oughbred (Webster). +
The Woman's Club members lie
tened to program thoughtfully pre-
pared upon Superstitions by Mrs. Alice
Z. Wadsworth at a meeting held We'd
hesday afternoon in Library Parlors
WITH aars. MarthasI. Griffin and Mrs.