Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-18

| DR.. /. B. Mower, formerly paster OF the
First Baptist church in this village. now
secretary of the United Baptist Conven-
ton OF Maine, preached at the morning
service in the Bethany Baptist church
Sunday morning.
| Eugene Danforth, Chester Bray and
Donald Towne had narrow escape from
drowning in the waters OF Lake Wesser-
unset Sunday evening when Mr.. Dan
forth's horses which were being driven
across the lake, broke through the ice
and we're drowned. The sled was at
tached and with its load also went to the
bottom.
This Tuesday evening officers will be
| elected for the ensuing year in Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge and a Christmas program
will be presented under the direction OF
Miss Mildred Beal and Miss Evelyn Mer-
rili.
| Miss Eta yiles, formerly Of Flagstaff,
has accepted q position as housekeeper at
the farm house on the Woman's Reform
| atory estate.
| The following real estate transfers have
been filed at the Office OF the Somerset
register Of deeds:
| Jackman-Emma Poulin to Joseph For
| rest. house lot
| Canaan-Fairvilla Crocker by exx to
Levi e. Bean, exx.. deed; Evelyn G.
Campbell ct ais, Brooklyn, N Y, ct ais
to Nebraska Tuttle, land on road from
Canaan to Skowhegan; Herbert L. Purin-
ton to Percy H. Williams, Mary Kicker
farm; Hannah r. Johnson ct ais to Els
tellp A Rpon with
north road from village by Joseph Bar
retts; Hiram j. Church of Brooks to
Isaiah Crowell triangular shaped piece of
land on Hartland road
Skowhegan- Madison-Annie NJ Nolin to
Somerset Loan & Building Association.
land with buildings on Mechanic street
and land on Madison pond
st. Albans-Harlan p Phnney to Lydia
B. Jackson, bond for support.
/ ACKNOWLEDGMENT Crinkshank Cunning
nam to Reuben Crombie. one half interest
| IN land with buildings on westerly side of
road running from Bingham to The Forks.
1 Cornville-Skowhegan Savings Banks to
Mott f. Russell. Stephen Green farm OF
about II acres.
! Skowhegan-Emily W. Callaghan of An
! = hSe<h " iiSHiS 1TUWeIl, unulNl0eU h3li
Of land on town line.
I Norrdgewock-Lillian f. Ame- to Frank
J.. Ames, spring, reservoir. wind mill and
all equipments; Chas. 0. Oliver to Carl A.
Huff, land with buildings on .Iorridge-
wock-Mercer road, consideration $3.50
Anson-Hiram Moore to Somerset Rail
road Co, right of way
Smithfeld-Everett A. Campbell to Al
bton B. Campbell. land on northerly shore
of North pond in Smithfield
/ Solon-WiHam H. Soper to Herbert 7.
! Wyman land and buildings on Pleasant
street
/ Madison-Stanley Renter to Henry II.
Langili ct al, land on south side Of Town
House road.
/ New Portland William H. Stowell to
Samuel E. Stowell, about 50 acres of I.nd
on County road leading from New Port
land village to New Vineyard
| Bingham-Susie NJ. Scott of Fitcbburg.
Mass, to Joseph Moulton of Randolph.
right and interest in wild land formerly
owned by Oliver Moulton; oliver Z. Moul-
ton TO JOS. Moulton, Interest in wild land
formerly belonging to oliver Moulton.
i Observation-Disclosures r. Body to Cora
T.. Body. land with buildings on Waiver
ly street.
! Funeral services for the late Elihu r,
Narney were held Monday afternoon at
o'clock from the home of his grandson.
Phillip Chapman, on Pleasant street, Rev
George Merriam of the Bethany Baptis,
church oficlated and the body was placed
in the receiving vault at the Southside
to await interment in the cemetery there
in the spring.
Inc members of the First Baptjst Sunday
school Will present Dec rs at : O'Clock the
| humorous cantata Santa and His Auto.
Sleigh before the annual Christmas tree.
This year gifts will be placed upon the tree
| for members of the Primary and Junior
grades only, while special tree will be hung
with collection boxes filled by members OF
/ the school for the benefit OF the starving
Armenians ssnd Syrians in Asia Minor.
| The Bethany Guild will meet Wednesday
insteau OF Thursday and at the Red Cross
| headquarters