Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-14

mas been extensively engaged in min
ing for several years in that section
where he is now located and although
| Mrs, White has lived there for sever
al. she has resided either in Skowhe-
gan or Boston suburb.
Among the business matters trans
acted at probate court was the
presenting of the will of the late
Ellis 7. Hatch of Mercer for probate
He bequeathed his property to Eva A
Hatch, wiz of Fred Hatch, appoint
ing the later executor. The will was
made il 1907
The following men have been as
signed to assist in making out
questionnaires at the municipal
building on Thursday: S w. Gould.
M. +. Merrill, Ira A. Norton, w. D..
Snow, l.. l.. Walton. j. II. Lancaster,
W. f. Porter. William Folsom Mer-
mi. +. r. Philbrick. T. G. Lord.
In the afternoon. F.. r.. Danforth,
W. f. leighton, +. r. Goodrich,
Daniel Lewis. Geo. II. Plunmer,
Mai. j. w. Fogler, F. T.. Lawrence.
". F. Turner, j. II. White. II. j.
Phillips Questionnaires will now he
sent to men is years old and up to
81 years only according to the last
rulings
Mr. and Mrs. Harold p. Watson
are the parents of a little daughter
The annual inspection of Somer-
set CHAPTER, Royal Arch Masons oc-
Cured Tuesday evening with Right
Excellent w. Scott Shorey of Bath
as Grand Scribe Of the Grand Chap
ter of Maine as inspec..ng officer.
the work was in the Mark Master
Degree. A banquet was served at
go and Chapter Masons from out
of town were noticeable in the
gathering
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Wills 81
Strong are guests at the home II
their daughter Mrs. W. w. Creation,
Madison avenue.
>. H. Swain reports the sale Of the
Peter H. Christensen farm in
Cornville to Peter Pierson Of Pear
son, Ontario, Canada. Mr.. Pierson
and his wife and son have already
arrived TO take charge Of their new
possessions. They had never been
here before. They will go into
sheep raising and dairyng. Mr..
Chrlstianson has been engaged in
the keeping Of a store at Long Is
land, Portland Harbor, for some
time and will locate there.
Miss Louise II. Coburn very de-
hghtfully entertained The members
of the Ella F. Mitchell Philathea
Class of the Bethany Baptist church
at her home Monday evening. 1t
was the first annual meeting and
the following officers were elected:
President. Mrs. Mabel p. Judkins;
vice president. Mrs. Carrie Decker:
treasurer. Mrs. Mae Haines: secret
airy. Miss Verna Abbey: assistant
secretary, Miss Florence Philbrick;
pianist. Miss Airline F. Burnor; re-
porter. Mrs. Rena Archer Taylor;
assistant reporter. Miss Fife M.
Nye. After the opening exercises in
which the class Joined in singing
America" and Mrs. Alice F.. Mitch
ell offered prayer the following pro-
gram was carried out Reading IF
the reports of the secretary and
treasurer. both OF which were ac-
cepted: appointment of Mrs EN-
ma p foiSoHi 20 SeHu pOSCai CaruS
until January LIST TO members who
are i'll; discussion regarding social
plans for the coming winter. The
suggestion was made by Mrs. Genth-
ner that cycle zen he held once
a week at the home of some member
at which she should entertain three
ladies. Each Of these four would
give twenty-five cents and in this
way 800 could easily be earned for