Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-19
Bruce White

The sad news has been received
here = the death Of Bruce WHITE
in British Columbia as the result
Of inhIenza. Mrs. White. formerly
Mae Elise Fellows with her young
er son started lae- Tuesday n re-
Spouse 10 rot..cation telling Il
her iG5tand's condition but did
not r,tch there until after he had
passed away. Mr. White had been
extensively engaged in mining on
e-ations in British Columbia ani
that section - ire country. For n
time AIRS White lived there but IS
the tIo sons ~ tire couple grew
older II seemed advisable for Mrs
Fellows ard her children - live n
Ire sites for Tina Much r t!ie
time rs been passed in the Oh
Fellows homestead On Cedar stree.
where FER mother. Mrs. Deborah +
Fellows. widow q James Fellows.
still -.sides- Mr.. White maze fair
" fre9uen, visits 20 Skovhegar,
having spent part or winter he
fore ast with his family hers.
He CRAFTY preferred for a parm7-
nart home ti.e rugged elements
was so long located. Mrs. White u
widely ..nown rs a viclirist ~ rnuc'.
repute. having travelled extensive
~ in concert work prior To - mar
riace. Size is also a corn poser
music. TIE two Sons NJ the COUPE
are Bruce Hugh Miller White. n
sophomore at Dow6oin College. ana
James Fellows White. several years
Younger who spent last wear in the
Allen School for Boys at West New
ton. Mass.. his mother residing N
that ricini.y much Of the year. il
IS expected that the remains ~ Mr
White VIII be inferred ct a location
not fa- from the scene Of his large
activities.
Frank Bean OF cornviYle. who was
taken % the county Jail last Frida-
to be detained until his sanity was
investigated, was removed Monday
to Augusta. WHARF he will Re CON
fined il the State Hospital He vas
accompanied by his brotte--i law.
Mr. Morrow and John Anage-a. be-
ing conveyed there by auto.
Bruce H n. White has been II
home from Bowdoin College this
week. He is n military training
there.
Earl Harmon Of Canaan was be
fore Judge BRAZIL Of the Western
Somerset Municipal Court here
Monday charged with the non-sup
port Of his wife and children. A
neighbOr testified that he had heard
Mrs. Harmon voice expressions both
in favor Of her husband and against
his treatment. The couple had sep
arated, it would seem from the tes-
timony. but the neishbor stated
that A-r. Harmon had always gone
after his wife to return to mis-
home with him. After hearing the
evideno, Judge Brazzili continued
the case for one month and or
dered Mr.. Harmon to pay his wife
the sun of s. weekly One Of the
children is staying with the father.
Mrs. Harmon was represented by
W. H. Halves and Mr.. Harmon by
Merrill & Merrill.
The following real estate transfers
have lately been recorded at the Of
fee Of the Somerset Register Of
Deeds:
New Portland-Charles E. Kimbau
Quincy. Mass, to Fred Knowles.
New Portland, land at the north VIII
lage on east side CT road leading to
Concord: Annie H Strickland. New
Portland. to NJ. Eugene Strickland,
New Portland in consideration of
obligation to support his mother
during her lifetime. an undivided half
Of Eliphalet Hopkins farm
Athens-Jennings L. Bunker.
Athens, to Helen Leavirt, land near
Iudk:ns lot.
Norridgewock-Harr NJ. Carr.
Norridgewock. to Thomas Butler.
Norridgewock. land on road leading
over Sunset Hill. considerations 500:
Alexander E. and Ralph A. futile Of
Ncrridgewock to Geo. F. Burton and
H. c. Brown, Millinocket, land with
aildires on road leading from Fred
cries Corner to Starks: j. e. Fred
eric. NorTidgewock. to Atwood l..
Frederic. Norridgcwock, standing
wood, timber and lumber on part or
home warm. three years to be al
lowed in which to remove standing
growth.
Detroit-Adelia n. Heath. Detroit,
to VIM. s. Smith. Detroit.
Township 5. Range Is, W. z L. S.
John Cassidy Of Bangor to the-il
North Carolina Traction Co. Land