Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-16
: SKOWHECAN NEWS

Books Added to Shelves of Pu
cent Real Estate Transfers f0
State Road-Birthday Party b
Plans for Eaton Reunion
Streets-Thunder Storm of F,
Books added to the shelves of the
Skowhegan Public Library during the
month of July have been as follows:
Last Endeaver, Maseield: His Family,
Poole: Return of the Native. Harding;
Our Country's Flag, Holden: Uncle
Sans Children. Austin; Buster Bear.
Burgess; Trail of Tecumseh, ToMlin-
son; When the Sandman Comes. Key:
Three in a Camp. Smith; Women are
People. Miller; Chief European ORA
mates, Mathews; The Soul of Uluster,
Hamilton; Everlasting Mercy, Mase-
field; kitchner's Nut, Hall; With the
French Flying Corps. Winslott;
Retrospect of so Years. Gibbons; Paul
as a Hero of Youth; Life of Algernon
Swinburne, Gosse; Thousand Mile
Walk to the Gulf. Mais; Flying for
France. McConnell; Canada and the
Spell Binder. Whitney: Theism and
Humanism, Balfour; Oppressed Eng
lish, Hay; Travels of Birds, Chapman;
Who's Who Among the Wild Flowers,
Bucroft; Idle Days in Patagonima,
Hudson; Religious History Of New
England: Till the Clock Stops, Bell;
Jndertow, Norris; Those FitbenherG-
ers. Martin: Summer. Wheaton: Def
mite Object, Farnal; Where Your
Treasure Is, Day.
r. A. Meader who is connected with
the brick yard of the Horace burlington
Co is seriously affected as the result of
piercing his foot with huge spike.
The following are recent real estate
transfers recorded at the Office Of the
Somerset Register of Deeds:
Solon-Carrie F. Patterson to Flora
f. Pollard. one-third in common of
parcel of land on westerly side of coun-
try road leading through Scion village
to Bingham; Harriet d. Patterson by
guardian to Flora E. Pollard, guard
ian's deed.
Norridgew Hess ct al Of
Borough of Roseville. Penn, to Chas.
c. Shepherd. st. Catherine, Ont, Cam
ada; Rena Archer Taylor to Lillian f.
Ames property formerly owned by
Justin d. Ames; Edwin H. Burgess to
Mary ]. White, land with buildings on
Ward street.
Skowheg an--Elmer F. Greenwood to
Gilbert A. Greenwood, house lots: Alb
bic x. Wildes to Everett T. Goodrich,
land on northerly side of East Maple
street; Amy NJ. Martin of Old Town to
Joseph F. Martin. land with buildings
On south side of Hathaway street.
Madson-Lucy A. Bradley to John
l.. Murray. land on Town House road;
Amos S. Clark to Katie A. Clark, land
on westerly side of County Road lead
ing from Skowhegan to Scion; Julia A.
Morrison to Shepherd Hunnewell, land
on road leading to the cottages; Wal
lace f. Jones to George E. Jones, land
on Cross Road over Eames Hill.
Anson-Elbra c. Andrews to Daniel
Therault ct ais, record of John S.
Fame farm situated on both sides of
the road leading from North Anson
village to North New Portland village.
Cambridge-W. A. Trip to Charles
F. kenney, land with buildings near
road to Parkman line. consideration.
$1,000; Charles F. kenney to Ralph F..
kenney ct al. land and buildings for
merly owned by w. A. Trip, con-
sideration, $1,000.
Fairfield-Charles G. Rancourt to
Eugene Cote. land formerly owned BY
William Marcou; Abbie c. Vickerv to
William NJ. Crawford. land on Main
street.
Hartland-Mary I. Fuller to Dellie
Martin. land with buildings on Com
mercial street, near land of American
Woolen Co.
Ripley-Albert Sawyer to Othie L.
Sawyer, homestead farm of Albert
Sawyer on Cambridge street Adams
Read.
Cornville-Elmer A. Trask to Edith
NJ. Trask. land formerly owned by
Reuben and Lydia H. Rogers.
Canaan-Horace o. Bean to Charles
5. Bean. land on road leading from
Canaan Village to Skowhegan, con-
sideration, SIS.
SkoWheean CornvHle Charles B.
Chase to Mary A. Bean, land on road
leading from East Ride Road to Notch
Road
State Highway Inspector Bert Libby
of Oakland was in town the latter part
or the week to make surveys with Civil
Engineer Greenwood upon the proposed
section Of the State road which Is to be
built in Skowhegan this summer.
In accordance with a custom (which
holds among the ladies Of one Of the
classes at the Bethany Sunday school to
entertain the members on the occasion
OF birthday anniversaries. Mrs. Clara
Wyman received Thursday afternoon at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs John W.
Healey, on the Lakewood. road.
Rev. Eta G. Tracy was removed on a
cot Saturday morning by early train to
Portland for treatment, ACCOMPANIED by
her husband. Rev. o. H. Tracy, Phi. D.,
End Mrs. Addie Kicker
Plans are under way among the former
students in this vicinity Of the Eaton and
Norridgewock High school for the annual
alumni association meeting and reunion
which will be held Aug. /.
Frank Day. accompanied by his wife
and two children. OF Montreal is at the
Day cottage at Lakewood Miss Emma
and Miss Grace Day of Maiden, Mass.
have been occupying the cottage also for
a number Of weeks.
Miss Ethel Allen OF Burnham arrived
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