Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-19

the program committee VI tue A1oiiiciSSs
Progressive Dairymens League, which
promise to be OF exceeding interest to the
farmers OF middle Somerset: March
meeting, Prof Simmons Of University or
Maine, subject, adaptation and Soil
Fertility; April meeting, c. W. Went
worth, Somerville. Mass, salesman Of
general laboratories. Madison, Wis, sub
ject. "Clea nliness and Care; 3lay meet
ing, Diseases Of Farm Animals June
meeting, DR.. Owen Smith. Portland,
Breeds and Breeding" July meeting,
Pigs for Profit; August meeting, G. NJ.
Putnam, president New Hampshire Yer
sey Cattle Club, Contoocook y. H., sub
ject, weighing and Testing Milk and
Why We Should Test Our Dairy Herds
September meeting, Prof. Corbett, Orono,
subject, Pigs and Poultry; october
meeting. L. C. Hoston, Gorham Maine,
president Maine Dairymen's Association,
subject, The Care and Value of BY
products on the Farm: November meet
ing. G. NJ. White, Bowdonham. treasurer
Maine Seed Improvement Association.
subject. profitable Farm Crops, De-
cember meeting, f. y. Boland, Boston
subject Feeds and Feeding.
Owing to fuel conditions it has seemed
wise to omit Grange meetings until
March when the several programs out
lined in the club calendars will be par
TALLY combined.
Lodge Will lie resumed in the main Odd
Fellows han Tuesday evening and a
large attendance Is desired. A program
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the officers of the lodge and light refresh
ments are to be served.
The following real estate transfers have
lately been recorded al the Office of the
Somerset Registr:- of deeds:
l'almyra-Sarah J. Davis to Edmund
r. Davis, land on west side of road lead
ing from Iiartland village to Palmyra
Pleasant Pidge-Emma r. Heaiev to
Melvin II. Andrews ct al. several lots OF
land in Pleasant Ridge totaling in all
about 6,l acre..
Hipiey-E Everett T. Libby Detroit. to
John W Manson two lots of land for
merry owned by +. Q. Thompson. one in
Ripley and one IN Cambridge. also two
parcels OF land in Wellington
Norridcewock- Susie Porter 10 Fr.d
NC
ridgewock bridge to Mercer
Canaan-.John II. Bingham To Anthems
Mason and Alton A. Goodrich, the Ring
ham homestead farm of about 81 acres.
Bingham Walter Z. Or,lway ct al TO
William McDonough. about 100 acres Of
land formerly owned by J. ID. and NJ L
Merrill
Madison-Nathan A. Weston OF Madi-
son to Abram Rubin, land with buildings
Oh northerly side of Main st.
Ilttslield-Edgar w Chamberlain ct III
t. Aburnethy NJ. Con two lots OF land
formerly owned by Mary A. Chamberlain
on street to Peltoma Point
liarmony-Amaziah +. Marble 10 Guy
L. Marble, about - acres of land O.
county road formerly owned bv Chas
H. Cromwell
.Nuson- Dennis Brooks TO Frank H.
smith. strip of land SIX feet in width
or from the southery side OF Brooks
homestead farm; Frank H. Smith to
Dennis Brook. piece of land on northerlv
side of road leading by smith home.
The ladies of the Bethany Baptist
church are cordially invited to meet at
tie Red Cross rooms Wednesday after.
room and the members of the Eethapv
Guild are 10 meet on Thursday of+er-
noon at the home of Mrs Jessie Fletcher
ON Cedar street
Mrs Maurice T. Merrill is visiting in
Boston and vicinity.
\ small surprise party was tenderea
"'S' cara burriil Moore at Hotel Ok
!ofd sunday evening in honor of her
birthday. The guests included in The
a'tie gathering We're Mr. and Mrs. q r
Wilder Jack Wilder. Miss Lena Al
Nyman. Mrs. Annie r Fish and John T.
fish. birthday cake with mani,
mousse was daintly served and durinp
the evening Mrs. Moore was presented
with shower OF birthday greetings in
GUIDING an original poem written hv Mrs
fish' cut glass rose vase and flowers
Inc Working League of the Congreg,
bohdi church was entertained bv Mrs
George +. Sampson of Maple street Nom
day afternoon
NO claimants appeared in Nunicir,l
court Monday to procure tho IioI,,,.
<cl@ed at somerset junction cxprcss Of
nee IN Northern Somerset by DEPUTY.
Sherif John L. Lamb. In the lct was
bon containing two gallon quarts Of
"|ohoi addressed to r. White and =,
p"N containing two gallons of rum anl
enc gallon of gin. so called addressed 70
:. j. Wilson. The libels expired at ~
clock and Trial Justice T. G. Lord
mas accordingly forfeited the LIQUOR to
the county.
Joseph Haskell who has been at the
'.ome of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.. E.
Haskell since before Thanksgiving re-
turned TO New York Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Phillip Barstow and two
hildren of Fairfield who have been the
guests of relatives here departed Mon
day.
+. :. Cloush left Monday morninc
Tor visit into Aroostook county as far
- Houlton and Fort Fairfield.
Gordon Bragg of Portland who spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bragg and relatives
in town departed Monday morning.
Mrs. Allie Lewia and Mrs 6. II.
Ware left Monday morning for a >isl,
"a Hallowell and Gardiner.
Special features of the services Sun
day at St Mary's church. Catholic.
was the communion observances Of
about 40 persons including sirls, boys
nd Young men of the PARISH Lentcn
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