Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-22

Will Presented 1Or EToudte-
Stores Closed-Rurford Wo
Plans for Another Chautauqu
| Another large congregation participated
ir the union services Sunday morning d.
! the Centenary Methodist church. me
sermon Of the morning was delivered by
Rev. George Merriam of the Bethany
Baptist church and the soloist was MIS-
Eta s. Bradley of the Congregational
choir. She sang Gounods "Ave Maria.
The oreantsts were Mrs. Howard Friend
OF the First church, Mrs. Ethel Whittier
i mes of the Bethany church and Mrs. e.
p. Weston of the Congregational church.
The anthem by the united choirs wac
"Reioice Before the Lord" by Watson.
Tn the evening organ music was furnished
by Carl W. Malley of the Methodist
church with Lyle S. Moore of the same
church as soloist and Rev. Henry Clay
Turner as speaker. The anthem was
"From Tcgypt's Bondage Come At the
young Peoples meeting Miss Mabel Nc
Elhinoy Of the Congregational Christian
Fndeavor, was the leader. The committee
chosen to arrange these federated meet
ings has decided that each parish shall
maintain its usual method of church sup
port. A collection will be taken at eacn
service and all regular offering envelopes
will be delivered to the proper treasurer.
All loose collections viii be used to de-
fray expenses incurred and all expenses
OF the federation will be borne equitab!y
by the participating churches.
! The first meeting of creditors in the
bankruptcy procedure of Lester A. Nc
Kechnie of Fairfield will be held Janu-
airy 31st at the office Of Daniel Lewis,
referee in bankruptcy IN Skowhegan.
The following real estate transfers have
lately been recorded at the office Of the
Somerset register of deeds:
| Mercer-Samuel J. Worcester to Frank
w. Chapman. land on road leading from
Mercer village to Beech Hill, oonsidera-
w. Smell ct al. land on Sandy river; Helen
S. Wafe to j. Bailey Smith, Pressey prop
erty on Elm St, consideration. $500.
\ st. Albans-Charles S. Hilton to Greeley
Bigelow, land with buildings in village
next to Elwyn Mathews home considera-
ton, sl1O0; Guy Wellman to Hattie NJ.
Newcomb. former home Of JOS II. and
Caroline. +. Pheland.
! Pittsfeld-Annie III. Jenkins by executor
to Agnes NJ. Berry. executors deed)
SkOWhegan- Harry j. Whittemore 20
Bin W. Page, land on Malbons Mills
road; Bertha D. Steward to Jeremiah w.
Perkins.
/ Farield-Carrie l.. Perkins to J. Nah
Ion Luce, two lots Of land, one OF about
30 acres and the other of about G5 acres
on Martin stream; Fred Robertson to
John T. Robertson, land on Ohio Hill
road Harold f. Murrel to Geo. F. Muir
rell about so acres land; George +. Muir
rcll to Leora C. Bisson ct al, land former
~ owned by Harold Murrell.
! Lexington Concord-I. L. Stiles & Son
Ericl Co to Frank L. Stiles ct al; FRANK
l.. Stiles ct al to National Lumber Co.
! Moscov-Ray c. Brown of Bingham to
Eugene Webster, land on Chamberlain
ILL road; Frank 3. Rowe Of Bingham to
+. II. Colby. about 40 acres land east OF
west branch OF Chase stream.
Smthfield-W A. Tracy to Morten
A. Harlow, l.~1 on road leading from
Smithfield to East Mercer.
+ Solon--Jennie l.. Heselton of Skowhegan
to Dudley S. IIealey, half OF cemetery
lot.
| Canaan-John w. Boston to Elmer f.
, Salisbury, Canaan, land near Horace
Bragg property.
! Norridgewock-Harry P. Smith to
George A. Tilton Albin A Cheviot to
Lyndon NJ Emerson. land on west bank
Of kennebec river near F. H. Butler land ::
Pat Perreaut to Samuel Boiler land
with buildings on Skowhegan-No rridge-
wock road.
! Cornville-Arthur c. York to Leon r.
Towle, land with buildings on Mill road.
! Palm: ra-F'reI NJ. Peaseley to FRANK
Il. Randall land with buildings O. San
born Corner road, ornerly the Keene
place
Long Pond-Hugh Redmond to Noel
Redmond
| Pleasant Ridge-Rose L. Williams ct al
of Pleasant Ridge ct al to Robinson Lana
! Co.. land on Kennebec river.
! The Ladies' Social Circle of the Metho-
dist church Will meet with Mrs Henry
/ Clay Turner at the Methodist parsonage
on this Tuesday afternoon. a large at
tendance is desired as there is business
Of importance to be transacted
| There will be meeting for the boy.
and girls In the ladies' rarlor o.
Bethany Baptist church ridley Afternoon
! at o'clock.
\ The Mems Community Club Of the First
Baptist parish will meet at the First
church next Friday evening.
! A hearing has been ordered IN the mat
ter Of James G. Harlow of Dead river
bankrupt before the district Court at Ban
gor on February %. Mr.. Harlow seeks a
full discharge from all debts proven
against his estate representing that he
was adjudged bankrupt in February Of
last year.
, The will of Summer W. Turner, whose
death occurred recently in the Malbons
Mills district, has been presented for pro
bate at the Somerset county probate
court. BY the terms Of the document Mr.
Turner bequeathes his entire estate to his
wife, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Turner, believing
that at her demise she will make "a fair