Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-27
SKOWHECAN NEWS
Recent Real Estate Coming at the Catholic
Parish-Behany Guild Sale Parocha School to observe
Holy Week-Somerset Vetera to Meet - Arvile Mason
Passes Away

The following real estate transfers
have lately been recorded at the office
here:
Pittsfield-Inac S. Leadbetter,
sSwampscott, Mass. to Arthur F. Hart
well, Revere, Mass, land on Palmyra
Canaan road.
Skowhegan-Edith D. Steward to
Wilfred Bison, two lots on Green
wood plan; The Milburn Co. to Will
fred E. Hackett. land commencing on
the bank of the kennebec river east
Of foundry and extending to Island
avenue.
Smithfield-Mary Rich to Utah T.
Dudley, land on west side Of county
road leading to Augusta.
Canaan-Frances E. Gerald to Sew
ell Brown.
St. Albans-William A. Blaisdell to
Ada M. Smith, Ada NJ Smith to
Frank W. Seekins. about 20 acres of
land near the Devoraux farm on east
side Of road leading from Palmyra to
iiansons' Corner.
Jackman-Ellsworth A. Piper to
Walter Tyrell; Albert Loubier to Au-
relia Loubier; Clarence E. BARLEY to
Alfred F. Bolduc.
Moose River-Grover c. Moore to
Lucy A. Moore. land and buildings on
north side Of county road leading to
the Jackman Lumber Co. saw mill.
Bingham-Albert P. Murray to
Oliver Y. Williams, land on Baker
street.
Big w. Oliver ]. Dudley of New
York to Frances Brown OF New York
land with buildings and improvements
north Of Moosehead Lake beginning on
south line of Seboomook Township.
Caratunk-Jennie Berry Collins to
Chas. F. Ham ct al, of Moscow, east
half Of the homestead farms of the
Late William Gates and Samuel Gates.
Detroit-Amy o. Penney to Grace
B. Morse land with buildings on road
from Detroit to Troy.
Acknowledgements Clark to Alfred
Adams, land on Upper Main street.
Cambridge-Edgar W. King to E. ].
Quimby ct al. c. II. Folsom farm.
Madison-lIZra Dinsmore to Daniel
A. Dickinson. land near that Of Dick
inson, Consideration s25.
Skowhegan friends of Miss Alice
Barker who graduated from Skowhe-
gan High school in 1914 will be in
terested to learn that following a visit
with relatives in Caspar. Wyoming
she went to Portland Oregon to visit
her uncle and last fall entered the
University of Oregon at Covalis.
George l.. Nay who was taken sud-
denly III at his home Saturday even
ing is reported as improving.
The Catholic Order of Foresters at
tended services at st. Mary's Catholic
church at $50 Sunday morning. They
were in fun uniform and We're about
100 in number
Prof. Chas. c. Cleveland of Rock
Hill, South Carolina, has been in town
this week, owing to the death of his
father the late Norris NJ. Cleveland.
Among the coming events in the
Catholic parish will be the special
services next Sunday when the Palms
will be blessed and distributed at the
High Mass. The girls Of the Sodality
will attend communion at $50 and
there will he meeting of the same Sum
day afternoon at 230. FIR. Renaude an
nounced Monday that FIR. Beauche-
min, Dominican priest of Lewiston,
will preach on the Passion" in French
Good Friday night and will remain to
assist in the Easter services A Re-
treat will be started at the church
April Is. the first week for the women
and the second week for the men. Glee
and Mandolin Clubs have already been
formed in the parish with FIR. Rem
aude in charge and Harrison Smith of
Natcrville as director and instructor.
About rs persons attended the re-
hearsal Friday evening. The following
choice of officers has been made:
President, Deputy Sheriff r. B. Pool
er; secretary. CasSimir Bison: treas
urer. Miss Della Bouchard. The club
will probably give no entertainments
until another fall.
George II. Burns of Court street, who
has been i'll since December and who
was thought to be somewhat on the
mend, was taken much worse Sunday
and is now considered seriously sick
The Guild of the Bethany church
will have a sale of food, aprons and
tufts at the church chapel Thursday
afternoon.
idlh + oSteT, WHO went 10 GarQlner
last week to accept a position in the
Hazard shoe shop. has been given a
place in the Hazard band
The parochial schools will close Fri
day for Holy week, re-opening the
Monday after Easter Sunday. Sister
st. Cecilia from Mount Merici Of Wa
terville has departed, having COM
pleted her inspection Of the different
grades here. being visitor and examin-
CT of Parochial schools in this State.
Mrs. Jane Allen, who resides at the
home of her DAUGHTER. Mrs NJ S. Adj
ans, and who passed her 95th birthday
the ed. is in fairly good health but
is growing more helpless H..
The Philathea class of the First Bap-
fist church hello a food sale in the
Dodge block Saturday afternoon from
which they cleared over SIS. Mrs. L.
f. Dow and an efficient committee Of
ladies were In charge.
A quarterly meeting Of the Somerset
Veterans Association will be held in
Grand Army hall here Wednesday with
sessions both forenoon and afternoon.
There will be the usual reduced rates
on the trolley line and the public are
invited to attend.
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