Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-09

anu With cuttings on ROAD ledOlnS
to Dr.. Loves; Mae E. Jewell by
Adnx., Canaan, to Horace o. Bean,
Admx.. deed; Washington H. NJ
Jewell, by Admx. to Horace o. Bean
Corncille. to Merrill Gould. land on
Nassalboro, to Chester J. Wood ct al
SkoWhegan. land near the L. G.
Traitor land; Walter P. Ordway and
B. w. Page to John Butler. Cornville
porperty formerly owned by Fred
| erick c. Rowell; Augustus Wyman
Cornville, to Merrill Gould, land on
Oxbow Road.
Jackman-John Sands to Cyrile A.
Lessard land on east side of county
road.
Ripley-Edgar W. Skillings to
Samuel Skiliings, Ripley. land on
both sides OF old county road: Sam
uel Skillings to Harry T.. SkilIings,
land on both sides of codnty road.
Detroit-Arthur A. Peterson. De-
: troit to JOS W. Norris, land with
buildings on road leading from De-
troit village to Troy; Alfred w.
| Morse, Detroit, to Jos. ". Norris,
land on west side of road leading
from Cooks Corner to Detroit vii
( lage.
Pittsfield-Alice s. Haskell. Au-
burn, to Alfred H. Weberndorfer.
Pittsfeld, land on Somerset avenue;
George W Huff, Pittsf7eld, to Frank
c. Edgerley, Pittsfield. land with
buildings on Hartland avenue.
New Portland-Alden J. Strick
land. New Portland. to Forrest A.
Strickland, New Portland, land re-
serving right to use and occupy the
premises during the remainder of the
lifetime of himself and wife.
Athens-Jeremith Brown, Athens.
TO Dasie kenney of Skowhegan.
about two acres Of land on West
Athens Road.
Skowhgan-Jas. Boar!man Davis.
Skowhegan. to Alphonse Chlcotte.
Skowhegan, about three acres of land
on"north side Of Russell road: Frank
X. Davis ct ais TO Jas. Boardman
Davis, land on norther1y side of Rus
sell road.
Harn1ony-Charles 4. Laughton.
Harmony. to Jennie Lyshone Har-
.nony, land near the Lyshone land:
Bracket, Shaw and l,unt Co. to
! Sylvia E. Cromwell, Harmony. about
100 acres of land on county road with
buildings. consideration. $3.50.
Fairfield-Clara E. Swift. Fairfield,
70 George T Tibhetts. Fairfield, land
With buildings on kernebec river
road
Concord-Alfred Berry. Arson, to
Samuel D. N. Rollins. e-third in
common and undivided in land on
both sides Of road leading by Jackson
farm 10 Bingham bridge, also part of
Davis lot.
Mercer-Stella L. Bicelow ct al to
Silas Perkins 500 Mich. land on
| west side of road leading from Mer-
Ger village to Starks.
Norridge wock-Geore- Q. Weston
70 Edwin ". Heath, Waterville. pine,
hemlock. spruce and FIR and other
soft wood trees in pasture, directly
east Of the state road Harold G.
Bruce, Lewiston, TO Lyndon NJ En-
mons, and with buildings next 70
library
District Superintendent Rev. y 3.
H3lt Of Auburn who was here Sat
urday and Sunday to attend the
fourth qna rterly conference and to
preach in the Methodist church was a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.
J. Smith. Mr.. Holt was accompanied
by his wife, the couple having for
:nerly lived in this town. Mr. Holt
having been at one time pastor of the
Methodist church.
Street Commissioner p NJ San
born. who has been so seriously i'll at
his home on East Leavitt street, is
now improved TO the extent that he
is able to he out of doors round his
home.
Miss Lottie Clement Of Smithfeld.
who was recently operated upon at
Somerset hospital, is reported as
gaining.
4. +. Rurdick IS expected to arrive
in SkoWhegan today, Tuesday, to as
sumo the duties formerly performed
by Chas. W. Sheaff who resigned TO
60 to Naterville to tahe p banking
position. Mr.. Burdick has been sta
ton agent at North belgrade. He
" dts IL one TIME III tlS eHlplONe OF
Frank l.. F'lynt, the local station
agent when ne was similarly engaged
in Pennington. This was ten years
ago. Mr.. Burdick is married.
Many taxpayers in he town of
Norridgewock and citizens in the
section OF Skowhegan bordering upon
the Beech Hill section are interested
in the question Of the reopenine of an
old road near the Beech Hill road
It is understood that it will cost $500
20 reopen the highway The county
commissioners, selectmcn and road
commissioner are to meet at George
Smiths this Tuesday afternoon to
consider the matter.
H. Tobey Mooers eft Monday
morning for Narrower. y. H. where
he will take a course at the summer
school connected with Dartmouth
College.
Forrest E. Cross, who has enlisted
IN Y. NJ. c. A. work is working his
notice at the Blunt hardware store
position which he has held for a long
time and expects to leave in about
two weeks for New York.
Miss NJ. l.. Palmer of Waltham.
Mass. who has heen receiving treat
ment at Somerset hospital underwent
surgical treatment Saturday.
PALERMO
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