Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-14

john f. Nutter Of Ripley appointed ad-
inInlstrator IN the estate of Angie A
Nutter, late of Ripley: r. +. Wilson
appointed administrator in tho estate
OF Edward W. Wilson, late of S1ow
hogan: Timothy II. Clark appointed ad-
mlnlstrator il the estate of Myra A.
Lombard, late Of Scion.
Accounts presented III the estate of
CHARLES II, Cushman. Sr.. nf Sl<ow
I hogan: George \. Nichols of Fairfield;
fllen e. Grcenleaf OF Starks: Sophro-
Ma W. stevens. Madison.
Accounts allowed in the estate ar
Jefferson Savage, late Of SI<owhep,p.
falivllIa CROKER, late of Caraan. Ed
WIN {. Whiting. late Of Norridgewock.
Harry 9. Hilton, late OF Mayfeld: Ar
ihuf T. talden. late of Madison: Mary
HodeflHu", late of Skowhegan: Da I'D
~ butler. late Of Flagstaff: Catherine
burton, late of Moscow: Sarah r. FRYE
late Of SkoWheGan: Daniel r. Nickcr-
son; Mercy j. Randlett, late Of Mad
! ison: cordelia G. Brown late of Car.
tnnk Hannah ~ Hutchins, late Of
New Portland.
! " Ills allowed in the estate of-Ezrs
/ NJ. Deane. late Of Madison; Charles G..
! Weeks, late Of Fairfield Louise A.
CleWl'y- Nelson, late of Fairfield Geo.
G. Lovejoy, late Of New Portland.
Henry \. Clark. late Of SCION: Eliza
beth Goodrich, late Of Skowhegan.
Jonas II. PuShor late of lIariland.
Jennie l.. Conan,. late Of Andoyer.
Mass.
wills presented for probate In the
estate Of Samuel Bowdoin. late of
Ripley, and d. ID. Stewart. late o. 81.
| Adams.
jeremiah W. Perkins W Shou ho.a,
mas purchased If MIS- Il. X. Steward
formerly Of Skowhegan. nov Of Los
Angeles, CAL, her farm which il TO-
1 Gated on the east side Of the road lead
ing from Malbons Mills.
! Miss Lena NJ Wyman Was back at
/ her desk in the Office OF the cln,i, III
courts Saturday. having arrived ne
evening before from !4tnstiowne, Pa.
| where she has been passing several
months with her sister.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Webb returned
10 Jackman SaturGs, Mrs Webb has
heen fere for severn days. Mr.. Webb
/ havlh2 joined her in town about Il
I week AGO.
/ M r. ieekins LET; Saturday morning
\ u pass Il few days with his son. !,
tIr"N ~eekins and family in LoweI.
! Mass.
I Funeral services for the late Henry
! J. Foeg OF New York. whose remains
were brought to Skowhecan arrivins,
at o'clock Friday evening. were
| held shortly after the arrival Of the
train from the undertaking parlors %.
, Lord y CasNell. Rev. George Mer-
! llam OF the Bethany Baptist church
otiiciated at the simple service ana
| the body was taken to the vault at
the Southside cemetery to await h,,,ia1
in the spring in the East Ridge come
'erl in Cornyille
IN" Stockholders Of the Skowheoan
Jersey Creamery met c,r rheiI. ,,..I,,I
business meeting Saturday afternoon
}. W. Packard, who has served * nre.-
idcht since 1907. was reelected. and
Elmer +. Harris, for the past II wears
general manager, was also reelected
MI. Harris was also elected secretary
anu treasurer, with the following as
the board Of directors: r. d. SalleN
Madison; L. F. Homsted. Skowkega ! ::
l. L. Smith. Cornville: Geo H. Foster
Canaan. The report of Manager F:ar-
ris was most gratifying 10 the stock
holders. showing total receipts TO: tie
year 1888. 1852. "a, the receipts last year
having amounted 10 about sl62, 600 The
total amount of butter fat received for
the year was 344.3094 pounds, the
amount pIdtper pound for this being
AN a"esass d sfe3 cents per pound. or
3bout.SGe d SUR pound more than last
;Fear. Wore man threefourths of the
5products go as sweet cream 10 the Bos-
itcn markets The Skowhekan creamery
! has been in existence SO years and
Shows steady increase.