Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-10-22
St: Lottie E. Griffin, Augusta, to
Willie Rhoades, Pittsfield, place on


ST.: Lottie E. Grimm, Augusta, to
Willie Rhoades, Pittsfield, place on
Middle st.
Pingham-Henry Washburn, Bing-
ham, to Edward w. Miller. Bingham,
lot in Bingham Village Cemetery,
consideration, S25, deed riade in 1907.
Palinyra-Edmund Z. Davis, Hart
land, to Fred r. Davis, Palmyra:
Jennie Young by executor. Detroit,
to Bert X. Bractett, Detroit, ex-
ecutor's decd.
Fair1ield-Melvina, Walter and
William Burgess of North Arson and
Louisa Duguay of Fairfield to Henry
S. Pooler, Fairfield. land on Drum
mond St, consideration, $55.
Madson-Charies w. Smell, Madi-
son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J.
Jakins. Madison. land with buildings
on norther!y side of Upper Main st.
NorridEewock 49, James Boardman
Davis, ct als Of Skowhegan ct al to
Charlotte d. Foster ct al Of Canaan
ct all a. f. Tutte, Norridgewock to
II. A. Tuttle Norridgewock, UNI
divided half, part of land with build
inss on south side of the road leading
from Frederic Corner to the River
road to Starks.
Starks-Frank J. Norton and
Clarence a. Norton. Starks, to An
drew II. Nichols, Starks, land with
buildings containing about 90 acres
in westerly part Of Starks, considera-
ton, $1,000.
Mercer James p. Hammond,
Mercer, to Frank Witham. Norridge-
wocE, half Of lot in Little Beech Hill
Cemetery.
Anson-Frank \. Paine ct al of
Arson to Frank f.. Hoyt, Arson, part
OF Parker j. Paine homestead on the
Valley Road; David Gray, Madison,
TO Frank j.. Hoyt. Arson, land con.
veyed by \. II. and +. A. West in
1912. reserying wood now cut on the
premises; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +.
Paine and Bertha NJ. Paine, Arson.
to Frank L. Hoyt, a part of home
stead farm of the late Parker J.
Paine on Arson Valley Road.
st. Albans-Myra +. Maxim, Dex-
ter to Harry Harris, St. Adams, one
sixth part in property near the north
line of Hartland; Florence ]. Field,
Pittsfield. to Harry Harris, st. AL
bans, one-third part in common of
land near the north line of Hartland
and five acres from the A. Stinchfield'
farm: Willis +. Field ct ais by
guardian to Harry Harris, st. AL
bans; John Wood, Pittsfield, to Syl-
vester NJ. Raymond, Pittsfield. land
near the Cold Spring Brook on the
L.othrop Meadows: Chester w. Chase.
Hartland, to Harry II. Harris, Hart
land, land on east line OF highway
leading north from Hartland village
10 the j. s. Field homestead place.
consideration, s125; Frank f. Bridge
ham, Pittsfeld, to David D. Stewart.
Exec, land on Middle street at inter-
section OF Corinna road and that
street together with buildings;
George r. Wilbur. Hartland. to
Patrick F. Manning. Hartiand, part
Of homestead farm on road leading
from Hartland to the Susan Farm
ham place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Cannon Of Nc
Clellan street who recently observed
their 57th marriage anniversary have
probably been married for a longer
time than any other Somerset couple
with the exception Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Steward Of North Arson
who have been married over 80 years.
Mr.. Cannon will be 81 in February
and Mrs. Cannon, formerly Addie
Maria Smith Of Eorridgewock will be
81 in December. They are both able
to be about and MIR. Cannon occa.
sionalily comes over street. They
live alone, although their daughter,
Mrs. Lewis Smith and her husband
are at present visiting them for q
few weeks. The couple were married
In 1851 by Rev. Charles Bryant. q
former pastor OF the High ST. Chris.
tan church, which no longer exists
here and took their nuptial vows in
the house on Madison avenue now oc.
cupied by Mr.. ana Mrs. Edgar Dun
ton. They first lived In Fairfield but
IL months after their marriage Mr..
Cannon was called to the colors and
enlisted III Company Il OF the o1st
Maine Regiment. lie was in the
service for about one year. He built
the house where they now reside -
years ago, but prior to that lived in
Fairfield and Eorridgewock Mr..
Cannon is o native of Fairfield. He
is well known Grand Army man
and Mrs. Cannon Is . member Of the