Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-28

during Monday afternoon and evening
for the annual Thanksgiving donation
for the needy in the community.
Chickens. canned goods. apples and
vegetables comprised an appetizing
array, the donations being received in
the Ladies' Parlor by Mrs. Merriam,
Mrs. Cram and Mrs. Fletcher. A
pleasing program included cornet
duet by Il. F. Washburn and Kenneth
Copp, a cornet solo by r. F. Washburn.
songs by Mrs. f. L. Estabrook and
Miss Leah Washburn, a recitation by
Glennis Haines and a reading by Mrs.
Fogg Orchestra numbers were also
greatly enjoyed as was a social for the
children after the program.
Paul Roullard, who was stunned
from being hit by horse on Monday
and was taken to Somerset Hospital,
is reported as making favorable prog
ress toward recovery.
Friends of Edward Mcdonald oe
New York, who has spent so many
summers at Lakewood and who en-
listed from here with Company +. will
regret to learn that he has been con-
fined in a hospital across the water
probably in France. as the result of
injuries received while playing foot
ball.
DIR. S. NJ. Cover returned to Augusta
Monday afternoon, being there because
Of the critical illness of his mother,
Mrs. John Cover. No hopes are en-
tertained for her recovery.
The following real estate transfers
have lately been recorded at the Of
flee of the Somerset Register Of
Deeds:
Anson--Fred Clark to Carleton s.
Fogg. part of Weese farm on the
Horseback road: Benz. F. walker to
Cora Barbeau: James l.. Norton to
George l.. Bracket.
Detroit-William r. Raynes to Jo-
the farm known as the William
Whittier farm on Whittier Road and
all buildings on the same except the
barn: Archie L. Bickford to Calvin
NJ. Atkins, land with buildings on road
leading from Pttsfield to Newport.
Brighton-William Corson to Arthur
Goodrich property formerly owned by
Eliphelet Cooley.
Madison-Maryville A. Cook to Chas.
Herman Cook, land on south side Of
Main St; Carlton Wescott t. Leona
Benner. land with buildings on wester-
ly side Of road leading from Fletcher
Corner to Norridgewock.
Moscow--F'rank b. Rowe to Chester
A. Rollins. interest in property for
merly owned by Forrest II. Colby.
Caratunk-Annie j. Martin to AL
ton +. Carl ct ais, land near pleasant
Pend, formerly owned by Geo. w.
Savage.
acknowledgment NJ. Townsend to
George A. futile, land with buildings
or each side Of the Town Road lead
ing from Marsh's Corner in Palmyra
TO Detroit.
Sclon--Lewis G. Whipple to Willard
F. Cooley ct al, land on County Road.
st. Albans-Earle B. Buker to Will
liam J. Frost. land with buildings on
east side of street leading by Union
Meeting House. consideration, $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures 7. Hodgton TO
Walter Cross. about IL acres land on
road leading north from Shorey Cor
Eer
Concord--George w. Higgins to
Henry B. Merry. about 20 acres land
near Walter Brook and land of Wal
lace Emery
Jackman-Thos. w. BARLEY to Franz,
Qrirrion, lots of land with buildings.
'airfield-Herbert NJ Murray to
Hattie A. Fenlason, land with build
ings on road from Fairfield Center to
Skowhegan.
Harmony--George n. Chadbourne to
Frank G. Alleb and F. c. Trafton,
about 100 acres Of land near George
BoWdOin's,
New Portland-Jacob L. Thomson
by admX. to Ednah B. Hogan. adrny
deed.
Observation-Disclosures r. Greenwood To
Joseph Turcotte. houselots on Green
wood plan: Almon F. Sanford to
Walter H. Hight. c. M. Holt Of Skow-
hegan and M. d. Holt Of Clinton. land
on River Road to Pishons Ferry near
Fred Loomis property; <Herbert w
George 10 Ida M. George. Copp place
on easterly side of Turner Ave
The Pierrot Ministries given bv the
members OF st. Mary's church in tha On
era mouse was one of the finest anna teur
productions ever staged in Skowhesau
MISS Bernadette Moreau of Portland wa c
the coach and she achieved a notewortb, :.
success in directing the performance. She
presided at the plano during the evening
and was assisted by an orchestra in which
several Portland musicians featured
themselves by their excellent plavinp
With Edmund Groder as master of cere
monies, and Wallace Billodeau. RAYMOND
Poulin. Eugene Dumont. Joseph veilleux.
FRANK Laney and Joseph T. Duac as
end-men. there was plenty Of fun. nuner
Gus local hits being made by the colored
gentlemen. The appearance of five lock-
eys. Julian Conroy, Harold Pouljn. Hec-
tor Thibeault, Donald Breton and Fran
els Costello, added much to part one. as
did the six little bootblacks, Emile Thu
beault, Leon Gagne. Arthur Forth
Alonzo Billodeau. Emile Dionne and I.au-
rent Drouin. Miss Ethel Lacasse was
also responsible for very charming solo
In the guise Of a Red Cross nurse, as
sisted in drill by Misses Olivene Thu
beault, Flavie Thibeault. Florence Caou-
cite. odile Cyr, Adelaide vachon and Au-
rore Dionne. Tn the first act the end-rmen
made decided hits with their songs and
dances. as did Harold Poulin, Mrs Resale