Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-17

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feast at 1915 A. NJ. Rev. ID. b. Holt of
Auburn will preach at both the morn
ing and evening services.
A special meeting of Somerset Lodge
+. and A. Nj. was held Thursday eve
ming for the comforting of the I'd and Sd
degrees.
Among the recent real estate trans
fers recorded at the Office of the Som
erset register of deeds are the follow
ing:
Madison-Robt. Fred Wilson to Eben
B. Chase, lot of land near Hayden
lake: l.. l.. Walton to Frank NJ. Titus.
lot on south side of Head street.
Skowhegan-Sa Sarah A. Philbrick 10
Joseph Boulger. lots Of land.
st. Albans--Chas F.. Emery to VIII
bur ]. Tracy, Darius Emery homestead
in st. Adams village.
Moose River-James Sands to Henry
Pelotte. land on west side OF county
road leading to sawmll of Jackman
Lumber Co
Observation-Disclosures Morrow to
Abraham J. Korey ct al of brooklyn,
\. y. ten acres of land on shore OF
East Pond.
Athcns-Arthur s. Woodman to Earl
r.. Ward, land near Harmony town
line: John +. Holman to Addle NC
Pherson, land on both sides OF ROAD
leading from Harmony village westerly
over Lords Hill.
New Portland-Ward ;. bunker 70
Morrell NJ. Briggs, land at North VII
lage consideration, Sl1o.
Pittsfield-Sylvester Nj. Raymond 10
Niman J. Karam, part Of Kicker Farm
Bingham-Albert +. Murray TO Mary
Patience, land on Murray street.
Fairfield-Melvin Palmer 20 HlnckieE
Farmers Union, land near Maine Cen
trail Railroad with two story gram
farm building.
Canaan--Wilson G., Fitzgerald 10
Mary J. Fitzgerald, homestead farm
Solon--I.lewcllyn a. Stinchheid- 10
VIM. Roberts, land near Athens town
line.
Embden-Horatio Fl. YounS to John
=. Haines. farm. .,
Jackman-Cobuln Heirs, Inc. TO Will
,ur j. Elliott.
lockwood Strip-Walter II. Maynard
10 John Johnson, land on bank OF
. Moose river.
The pupils of the Manual Training
Department arc to give another exhihi-
ton of their work as last year toward
the latter part of the present scheoi
year.
There was received at the Skowhe-
gan station of the Maine Central KALI
road during the month of January ap-
proNimately 1853 tons of freight Last
wear during the same month approx
mately 1922 tons were received mere
OUTGOING this year for the month was
o7e5 tons while for January 1916 there
was outgoing 3214 tons. Merchahdlse
lead in amount of freight commodities
received while wood pulp was by lar
the biggest outgoing commodity. nv
following are the approximate amounts
of incoming commodities: Gram 10
tons: -four, IA tons: other mil proc
nets 81: wool, 5: coal, A: lumber ~:
oils Is: machinery. -; wagons ana
vehicles, 5; merchandise, $50; ms
cellancous "a. The freight lof"alu'"
within a fraction of tonnage: hay ~
notatoes, 291; fruit and NeSc'''le''
liz: livestock %; lumber, loS: mouse
hold goods, s; wood pulp, l6lo' my
chandise. 341; manufactures, w. lhi"
cellaneous. u. ....,o,,
Io,ars of basket bali were prlNIleseu
RI witness one Of the most eNtl'i'7
Games ever play ed here, THURSDAY eN
nning between the girls teams w
Sl,owhegan and WaterViile iiish
Schools It was a return game, the ~
cal team having been defeated loi 'he
first time this season on the occasion OIL
the previous play. The result OF the
scora was : to 8 and SkoWhegan Woh'
hr+ only by A breath. Up until the
last with only che basket to nave tea
the game, the excitement was uh-
choted Miss Lewia Of Skowhegan got
tho two baskets and Miss Martina
Steward got the foul, winning inc
game for the home players. MISS
Marion Steward of Skowhegan was
unpire and Miss Noddin OF Waterviile
was the referee. The lineup included
for Waterviile, Miss Cobb and Miss
Mel elan. forwards, Miss Chamberlain
and Miss Paganucci, centers and Miss
J.arabee and Miss Leahy, guards; while
in the SkowheGan lineup was Miss
Martha Steward, Miss Lessor, for
wards Miss Blunt and Miss Went
worth. centers, Miss Emery and Miss
Smiley guards. After the game the
visitors were entertained by Miss Paul
inc Emery at the home of Capt and
Mrs. r. l.. Marston, refreshments be
irg served in their honor.
The members Of the Skowhegan Rifle
Club turned out in full force for their
prize shoot this week, the winners be-
ing Parsons, Symons, Decker and elf
ford The best score of the evening
was "a and was made by Policeman
Golf The next three Wednesday ev-
enings will be devoted to the match !
with the Androscoggin Rife Club OF
Lewiston. next week shooting ten tar .
gets off hand and the next two weeks /
shooting prone end sandbag rest.
Master Malcolm Swain, the young !
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Swain Is I
among the pneumonia victims and is a +
present q patient at Somerset Hospital. /,
Theron Rowe. who has been quite ex-
tensivelv engaged in the keeping OF !
bees at his home between SkowheEan .
and Norridgewock is disposing of the /
Is colonies which he has been main
tanning and expects to leave Monday |
or Tuesday for Cheshire. Ct, where .
he will be employed upon "A bee farm.
DR.. o. H. Tracy, accompanied by his
wife. the Rev. Eta G. Tracy. went to