Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-13

the midday train for PlttSfelC, Wnlther
she was called owing to the death OF
her mother, Mrs. Phebe Patten. who
passed away Thursday night. The age
of the deceased was SO years and be-
side Mrs. Chase. is survived by another
daughter, Mrs. T. D. Lancaster of Pitts
field, at whose home she passed away.
and a son, Z. H. Patten of East Cam
bridge, Mass. The funeral will be held
Sunday at / o'clock.
personal warranty deed has just
been filed at the Register of Deeds by
which the Coburn Lands, a corporation
having it's principal place of business,
has quit claim to Louise II. Coburn.
Grace Coburn Smith. George Otis Smith
and Frances c. Pepper and Charles H.
Pepper of Concord, Mass, as trustees
of the Coburn Lands Trust. The fol-
lowing lands in Somerset county were
included: Township No. S, Range l.
north of Bingham's Kennebec Purchase
known as Attean Township; Township
No. 6. Range s. Bingham's purchase.
west Kennebec river, known as Chase
Stream; north half of Township No 3.
Range s. Binghams Purchase west Ken
nebec river. known as Horse Pond; that
part of Township No 4. Range 5, known
as King & Bartlett; that part of Town
ship No. 4, known as Number Ten Tract;
Township No. /, known as Moxie Gore.
that part of Township No. 8 known as
No. known as Pray Tract: west part
I OF Township No. l. known as 10000
acres; Township No. /, Range ., no,rb
as Tomhegan; parts of north half of
township No. 4. known as Getcheu
Tract or Number 1G and East hubble
Aside from these immense holdings of
| timber lands in Somerset county there
are also recorded in the deed the fcf-
loving lands in Franklin county: Tho
! tract of land north of Township No !
known as Gorham Grant. and in Frank
IN county the west half of Township
40. g. ranges IA and Is. west of tho e,st
INV ~ inc state known as Burbank and
! ,,'0 u''ic Lou IN A Range IA, west of
| ~ '3St inc OF the state. The interest
=" '"o PunIlc lots in all Of the above
| '""'SiiipS ana tracts of land is the
i's"t 20 cut and carry away thcrefrom
Gnu tihiher as granted by the
! ot"te. Inc deed is signed b. I,o,;isa II
NoDuFh' president of the Co5urn Lands
afid samuel W. Philbricl its treasure,
WIFE other Erantors
Ai'houeh Potato prospects were not
quite so bright in the markets .v-.,.
| from mere yesterday as earlier i, tb,:
week. tu5ers We're bringing SLIGO q, tbo
FARMERS .tnlon. The farmers. bo,va,or
were not hauling in much of = s,,,,,I,.
curing the day because of tbo .xtnl,
loio' some of tho potatoes h,uI.d 80,
Wednesday were Slightly frost hi,,o,, -,
lhe TRIP from The farm ia tn, I-,:.,,
headquarters bat none were se,io,,.I,.
managed Feeds are somewhat bf,rt...
aho II Is anticipated that they viii 49,,
increase and there was YESTERDAY son.,
" any corn in the State. Eggs orc I'm
iHs oH' fhey Were bringing al ca,ts
per dozen yesterday.
l'Sn berlc Nye, who has been t,rori,
70 lVif1ll her duties as pianist at ~
'h picture house in Dexter ov,ips, -
strained wrist came to Skowheyar -,
iraay 20 visit Mrs. Edward Taeue
'"iiN ROSS OF ST. Stephen arrived o,,
s'ay hlght and after few dars,
mere accompanied by his brotLer-
ia"' 'hafles r. Ward. will Iaa,o g.
soJourh IN Florida. The t,yo cor.,,
men plan to start Mondav
tIpenters are engaged on Tho IA,
nee, working particularly mo, ,
Wy 'iiic5 portion of the building rrb5s
vas formerly the living room Of tbe
"ich used as a private dveIltn,r
-" = hiS been so arranged that ~,
- "cipdl entrance thereto led thro,,yb
Wy hi'chen and dwelling A door l.
~" ,eliiS cut through from the piazza
VII Nctiy INTO the room and a new hard.
Wood ioor is to be laid therein
w, NJ. Green with his wife and child
81 Saskatchewan, Western Ca,,da
formerly of this section, was in Sl,,y,.
hegan Friday. He came here IN acco,,
pany his sister. Mrs. Mary Porte, a.,
hef way to her home in Frederickto,
a. r. They had all been visiting NJ no
nome OF a sister Mrs. Georgia Nyaa-
cot. IN Madison. Mr.. Green left Cow,
erset county nine years ago for Can
aoa ana has section of land Gao
acres there. He is engaged princinaIv
IN the growing of wheat and erain
'here' hiking the location very well
postmaster Manter received iniurias
thursday by slipping when leaving bis
mouse on Middle street They are not
seemingly serious, however
Hev' ). w. Packard will preach AZ
the Friends church in North Fairfield
next Sunday forenoon and in the eve
ning will conduct a service at the TEN
Lots church, brick chapel which hal
recently been erected in Oakland nv q
former resident now living in Colifor-
MIA, in memory of his father The struc-
ture has not yet been dedicated. Mr.
Packard may remain in Oakland as the
guest of bis brother for few DAYS
and to conduct services at the Ten !,
Lots church.
The next meeting of Skowhegan
Grange VIII occur on Wednesday eve
nlng. the 1!th' program having been
arranged upon which the first topic is
Fruit Growing. Fertilizing and Prun-
ing, with Z. Davis Miller and Chas.
b. White, a prominent orchardist as