Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-29

The annual meeting Of the Helen Co
burn Mission Circle will be held at 2.30
+. NJ Friday at the home of Mrs. Edw.
+. Iiaines on Middle street. Another
auxiliary of the Bethany Baptist
church will meet this Tuesday evening,
the Bethany Brotherhood Class, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Gates,
Beech street.
Somerset Real Estate Transfers.
The following real estate transfers
have lately been recorded at the office
Of the Somerset register of deeds:
Fairfield Susanna Dellis of Oakland
to Harold T. Howe, land with buildings
on road from Fairfield Center to SkoW-
hogan: Rose q. Leach and Nellie NJ.
Deshier, Topeka, Kansas, Asa \. Hol-
way, Victor, Kansas, and Fred @. Hol-
way, Needles, Calf, 70 Seden p. Howe
of Fairfield, land on road leading from
Fairfield Center to Norridgewock
The Forks-Benj. +. Adams to Jos.
Ii. Durgin, about 20 acres on the Ken
nebec river: John +. Holman to Fred
futile: Fred futile to John +. Holman,
interest in Lawrence y. Hill farm in
The Forks Plantation.
NOrridgewock = Glenna Tracy to
George Fl. Clark, land on north side or
Childs Road; Sarah f. Nucent ct al OF
Fairfield to Geo. II, Clark, land on
street leading from Poets Corner to
bridge across kenncbec river, CON
sideration, $1,000; Peter Travidd of
Eorridgcwocll 10 Nellie r Lee of
Smyrna. land with buildings on road
leading from Norridgcwock Village to
Mercer Village.
Madison. Mahlon Luce ct al to
Edith J, Pelky, land on south side OF
Gray street; Jas. w Iussey to Mott
II. Moore, land near starch mill with
all machinery shafting and betting
used in connection with the mill on the
Blanchard of Madison and Martha p.
Reed of Athens to Hannah G. Blanch-
ard, interest in reaR estate which they
inherited as heirs at law of Watson
and Mary +. Blanchard.
Athens-John r. Holman to Jas.
Brown. a parcel of land on West
Athens Road: LIZA N. Cook to Nahum
Cook, land on Fox Hill ROAD to liar
mony, also land near J. S. Tobey.
Long Pond-Wm. Murtha ct al to
William John Murray, land on Jack
man kineo Road.
Conord-H. =. Merry to A. c. Dins-
more, undivided half Of lot of wood
lands.
Solon-Leonora Tozier to George 4.
Tozier, land on north side of Ferry
street
Skowhegan-W. r. Ordway as trus-
tee for the Masonic bodies of Skow-
hogan in consideration of $4,000 paid BY
Somerset Masonic Building Associa-
ton, the Dunlap block lately owned by
DR.. a. 3. Borden.
Brighton-Lydia I. Nickerson to
Fred NJ. Nickerson. two lots OF land,
one of about 100 acres and one of 25
acres.
A very important business meeting
Of the Deaconesses Of the Conci csra :
tional church will be held at o'clock
this Tuesday afternoon at the church
parlors. Reports for the last year will
be listened to and officers will be elect
ed
Union Services.
The body of the Centenary Metho-
dist church YVES almost entirely filled
at the morning service of the federated
congregations Sunday Tho combined
chOirs occupied seats on the rOstrum
together with the four clergynlen of the
Protestant churches. Mrs Howard
Friend Mrs. Ethel Whittier Amcs and
Mrs. +. 3. Weston. organists at the
First Baptist church. the Bethany Bap-
fist church and the Congregational
churches respectively played the ac-
compartments and music numbers
The anthem was TN Him Was Life"
by Schecker and the sermon was de-
livered by Rev. O. II. Tracy In the
evening Carl W. Malley presided at the
organ the choir sang Holy Art Thee"
by Handel and Mrs. Fife Pooler Malley
sang with Nerdure Clad" from the
Creation. The sermon was delivered
by Rev. G. III. Mckinney of the Con-
church. The Federated
mid-week service will be held in the
vestry OF the Methodist church Thurs
day evening at 100 and the rehearsal
of the federated choir will be neId on
evening at o'clock.
Octave Groder had the misfortune to
fall Sunday and sustained broken leg
therefrom.
Miss Isabelle g. Thomas sang an effec-
tive solo at the services In the Christian
Science church on Sunday
Miss Yvette D. LaPointe and Miss Lo-
rette LaPointe. who have been filing a
musical engagement at the Opera house
for the last nine weeks. completed their
luties Saturday and returned Monday to
their home in Brunswick. .s-.f AZ. q
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