Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-10
Real Estate Transfers

lately been recorded at the Somerset Reg
istry at the court house:
Northumberland F. Merrill to Della
A. Lancey: Mary E. Libby to Leon L.
Libby. land on west side Of Main ST.;
Grover B. Reed to Patrick Coady;, Hen
drick H. Fuller to Ord K. Fuller, undivid-
ed half part Of land located on south side
Of Academy St; Chester w. Chase to
Charles E. Norcross, land with buildings
on road leading from E. A. Weber home
to home of Fred Hart.
Palmyra-Charles Q. Burns to William
Henry Mosher, land beginning on west
side Of highway leading from Palmyra
meeting house to Pittsheld.
New Portland-Frank L. Jones to Leon
H. Butts. about % acres land near Car
rabassett river.
st. Albans-Oscar w Bigelow to Henry
c. Buker, land on street leading by meet
ing house; Clifford HI. wilkins to Eden
E. Wilkins, half interest in Nutter place
Fairfeld-Daniel F. Quible:- to Dennis
E. Sweeney. premises formerly owned by
Samuel Kimball; Fred H. Neal to Sadie
]. Shibley. land on Maple ST. formerly
owned by E. c. Butler; Harvey White
to Ira A. Norton. interest in Leavitt 81.
aqueduct; Caroline Walker Estes to Will
liam r. G. Estes ct ais. devise: Skowhe-
gan Cemetery Association to Alice L.
Wadsworth, cemetery deed; Matthew G.
Kennedy ct al to Chas. o. Crosby. Pal
mer place on west side Of Madison Ave.
Cornville-Sheldon H. Beal to Lester g.
Stevens ct al pipe rights.
Norridge L. Ames to Mary
tarl,, 10 af
chanic st. near Burgess Corner. consd-
Grafton, $40.
Madson-Charles T. Miller to j. Russell
Emery, land at Lakewood j. Russell
Emery to Moses ]. Haines. land at LaGe-
wood.
Moscow-Peter Farley to Clara E. Chap
man. about - acres of land near Austin
Stream; Peter Farley to Fred E. Hurley.
land with buildings on road leading from
Bingham village to Chamberlain Hill.
Parlin Pond-Elizabeth S. Haynes to
Henry r. Mckinney, deed given to cor
rect error in previous deed Of property
west edge of Parin pond.
Embden-Augustine Simons to Charles
H. Skillings. land on road leading from
Embden Pond Road past Joseph Gordon's
land beginning at corner in the opposite
side of road leading from schoolhouse at
foot Of Hampshire Hill
! Harmony-John w Berry Of Bath to
Fred S. Hill ct al of Pennington.
Starks-Orren A. Nickerson to Edwin
r. Berry Nickerson homestead farm
! The Helen Coburn Mission Circle Of the
Bethany Baptist church reopened its
meetings. for the fall and winter at the
home Of Mrs. Harriet Cleveland Mason
on Main st. Friday afternoon. There was
good sized attendance and the subject
of the study was from the Kings High
way Special features included a piano
solo played by Miss Marion Thompson
and Miss Louise n. Coburn read a sketch
prepared by Mrs. G. d. B. PEPPER of Wat.
erville. The president, Mrs, r. F. HON.
sted, presided and delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess.
I The members of the womans Relief
Corps were in session Friday afternoon in
Grand Army hall. Another session will
be held in two weeks.
I w. H. Cummings, agent Of the American
Wooden Company, has been made pur-
chaser for the Somerset County Chapter
of the Red Cross and is away at the pres
ent time purchasing the necessary mate
rial for the chapter to work with. Sam
Piles of the local Red Cross work were
sent to Canaan Friday for examination
by number who are interested in form
ing a branch chapter there. Branches
have already been formed in Pttsfeld
and Norridgewock. Friday the secretary
made public the following list Of Show
hogan committee: Finance w. P. Ord
way E. c. Butler. NJ. c. viles, Mrs. An
ME Hackett, Mrs. Samuel Roderick;
membership, Forrest E. Cross, r. T. Pat
ten, Jos. Chabot, Frank r. Madden, Mrs
Walter Lashon. Mrs. VIM Mitchell. JOS
eph Fluett; military relief, Mrs. Mary
Stewart, Mrs Ethel NJ. Hight, Miss Edith
NJ. Gledhill, Mrs. Vivian G. Woodbury..
Mrs. Edith d. Steward. Miss Beatrice
Genthner, Miss Fedora Lewis; civilian re-
lief, Mrs. Margaret 6. Briggs, Mrs.
Edith S. Phibrck. Miss G. S. Weston,
Mrs. Celeste Roullard. Mrs. E. E. Nc
Neelie. Mrs. Adelaide Ordway, Mrs. Ma
bel W. Philbrick; publicity. H. L. SWEET,
r. T. Fatten, John l.. Fish, Mrs. Rena
Archer Taylor.
Mrs. E. c. Harrington Of Augusta ar
rived Friday evening to remain for
time at the home of DR.. F. S. Bigelow.
Mrs. Mont Russell. who has been i'll
for a number Of weeks. was taken to a
Lewiston hospital Saturday for treat
nent.
Dr. c. D. Hutchinson went to Angus
ia Saturday for an over Sunday visit.
Miss Leona Wentworth went to Wat
erville Saturday forenoon to visit with
her aunt.
Daniel A. Polling, one of the foremost
suffrage orators of this country, spoke
in the Opera house Friday evening.
Roland T. Patten of the Indepdent-
Reporter introduced the speaker of the
evening and Mr.. Polling delivered a
very able address in favor of grant
irg women the ballot. Mr.. Polling gave
as his two ior reasons for equal
suffrage the home and democracy. He
spoke with regard to the home, par
ticularly on the modern social condi-
items, touching upon foods and cloth
/ ing conditions. maintaining that II the
mothers must shape the methods Of