Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-30
Recent Real Estate Transfers In
Of Milk Producers Meet
Visits Woman s Reformatory
Shoot Against Waterville.

A
I transfers recorded at the office of the
Somerset Register of Deeds IS that of
r. w. Porter of Detroit to Lorinda
Porter, the transfer being tracts of land
with buildings and appurtenances
thereon, located on the road from De-
troit to Plymouth. Other recent re-
cordings are as follows:
Ripley-Iva l.. Farrar to Abbie NJ.
Farmer, land with buildings bordering
on Harmony line.
! Skowhegan-J. Harvey White to Ira
A. Norton. spring situated on easterly
side of Madison avenue, also one-half
interest in and to Leavitt st. Aque-
duct: Annie NJ. Caswen to Horace
Purinton Co, land on north side of
road leading over Bigelow Hill.
4 Anson-Alonzo p. Richards to
Maude NJ DeKalb. land with buildings
on Union street, North Arson.
i Detroit-Heman II. Norton to Mar
garet Norton, land with buildings on
east side of road leading from Detroit
Village to Newport.
! New Portland-John A. Hoyt to
Mary Robbins, two pieces of real es-
/ tate
/ Pittsfeld-Stephen D. Bickford to
Smith Bickford six acres land near
Farnham Brook.
! Norridgewock-Byro E. Truewor-
thy to Sarah p. Stevens, land on
southerly side of Main street
Anson-Clyde E. Cole to Geo. L.
Cole
Embden-Herbert V. Dreamer to
John Wentworth, land situated on
northwest corner of Creamer's Farm.
! Relative to the petition of Frank ].
Boyle, bankrupt for discharge, hear
/ ing has been set for the I'd of March in
/ Portland.
Monday the first of the meetings
relative to the organization of town
and county milk producers associations
in Somerset county were begun upon,
the first of the meetings of the units
being held in Scion at the Grange hall
with Frank Curtis in charge. Monday
afternoon Chas. f. Merry had charge of
q similar meeting in Grange hall and
this (Tuesday) forenoon, H. s. Jones
will have charge of the meeting in
Somerset Grange hall at Norridgewock.
Tuesday afternoon w B. Whittier di-
reefs a meeting for the same purpose
in Skowhegan Grange hall. Wednes
day morning, an organization will be
formed in Pittsfield with ]. r. Nc
Michael in charge. In the afternoon
there will be a meeting in Hartland
directed by r. J. Goodrich. Thursday
morning the meeting will be held at
Cornville, directed by c. H. Blackwell
! in Wesserunsett Grange hall, and in
the afternoon at Athens led by Wallace
+. Jones at the Grange hall. The
I aff of LNairfinld
Grange hall, Fairfield Center, will be
led by Enoch Kiersted of Oakland.
The plan is after the organizing of
these local associations that a County
Association be formed at Skowhegan
and this meeting will be held Saturday
forenoon in Grange hall. One organi-
cation has already been formed here
with L. l.. Sanford as it's president.
These meetings are in charge of Rich
ard Pattee of the New England Milk
Producers Association at Springfield,
Mass.
Rev. J. w. Packard officiated Mon
day at the funeral of Darius McCrillis,
the oldest man in Cornvile. The ser
vices were held from the McCrillis
home
Mrs. Fred Gotta left Sunday to visit
her brother in Haverhill, Mass, and
her son in Plaistow, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bartlett of New
Portland were guests of friends here
the first of the week.
The legislative inspecting committee
arrived here Monday forenoon from Au-
gusta for the purpose of inspecting the
Womans Reformatory buildings here.
In the party were f. I. Brown of South
Portland with Mrs. Brown, Joseph G.
Harmon of Stonington, Mrs Harmon
and Rev. II. r. Sisson of Island Falls.
The party was joined here by Senator
and Mrs. W. l.. Walker. Senator and
Mrs. Edward N. Merrill, Representative
c. NJ. Holt of this town and Chairman
Clyde II. Smith of the board of trus-
tees. Several hours were passed at the
reformatory. dinner being served there
under the direction of Mrs. Gertrude
| Wight, superintendent
! The Skowhegan Rifle Club is to COM
pete with the Waterville Rifle Club, the
local club to play Wednesday night and
the Watervile Club Thursday night
The target will be exchanged Friday
night 1t will be so foot offhand. 10
shots to the man, the two highest to
count for record. Gunmen are antici-
pating the event with a great deal of
interest.
Mrs. c. c. Luce with her daughter,
Mrs. W. G.. Porter. and little Chavala
Porter Of Monticello. left here Monday
forenoon for Portland, where they were
TO consult a specialist relative to the
health of the child, who has been suf-
fering from appendicitis.
The members of the Milburn Club are
I arranging for billiard. bottle billiard,
pool. cribbage. sc and Bridge tourna-
ments which will include every mem
her of the club. ]. Wallace Blunt and
Ernest Leighton have been chosen cap
tains and at the conclusion of the tour
naments the losing side will furnish a
supper for the winners.
Walter Scott, who for a long time has
been engaged as the superintendent of
the Anderson mills of the American
Wooden Co. left Monday forenoon for
Sherbrook p. @. where he has accepted
q similar position.
Little Thelma Moody, the child of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moody of Turner
avenue. is i'll with diphtheria and the