Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-06
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The Ladies' Aid Of the First Baptist
church held its annual fair in the
vsstry Of the church Monday. It
proved to be pleasant event socially
as well as Of financial benefit to the
chuSch. The following ladies' were
the committees in charge of the var
ious counters: food table, Mrs.
Emma Thompson and Mrs. Caroline
Symons; candy table, Mrs. Charles
Kicker and assistants: apron table,
Mrs. Rachel Webb, Mrs. Annie Nolin
and Mrs. Rose Sawyer. Tea was
poured by Mrs. Ida S. L. Smith, pres
ident Of the Aid and Mrs. George K.
Thomson. and during the supper
hour lunches were procurable at this
dainty table in order that those pres
ent might remain for the social and
entertainment in the evening. The
program committee was composed of
Mrs. Philo Steward and Mrs. Minnie
L. Murray.
This Tuesday evening will be OBJ
served as children's meeting at the
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge with a
splendid program under the super
vision of the following teachers of the
public schools: Mrs. Gertrude Green
Mrs. Nellie r. Copp. Mrs. L. w.
Healy. Mrs. Sarah Webster, Miss
Carrie Carpenter, Miss Laura Cald
we'll and Miss Ruth Morgan. The
program numbers will include the
Toy Shop. Mother Goose Melodies, a
May Pole Dance. cornet and piano
solos and chorus Of young voices.
Refreshments are to be served under
the direction Of Mrs. Lucy Schulze
Mrs. Mary Mitchell Hurley. Mrs. An
ME Elwell and Mrs. Grace Buker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood re-
turned to their home in Woodfords,
Monday. after visiting his father
Fred A. Wood.
The following estate transfers
have lately been recofded at the Of
flee Of the Somerset Register OF
Deeds:
Anson-Alice p. Simmons Of An
son to Jennie B. Hodgekins of Arson.
land with buildings on road leading
from Horseback northerly to Arson
Valley Road.
Pittsfield- Henry D. Lowell Of New
port to Frank w. Berry, two lots OF
land in Pittsfield village; Horace A.
WEIGH of Bangor to Henry d. Lowell,
two lots of land in PittsHeld village;
Rnrt r No frh MI At to
ter A. and Alta B. Chase of Orono
land with buildings ON Palmyra
Canaan road; sale includes stock
farming tools, ETC.: Sylvanus and Ar
dele N. Romeo Of Pittsfield to Fri A.
Small Of Pittsfleld. land on Summer
street.
Fairield-Carolyn E. Fuller OF
Fairfield to Edith N. Glew Of Fair.
field. land on Elm street.
st. Albans-Carl Randiett Of Hart
land to Alice NJ. Hunt and Lulu NJ
Hunt Of Hartland. about 90 acres OF
land with buildings near c. NJ. Ian
casters: Walter Q. Hilton of St. AL
bans to Angie NJ. Lewis of ST. Adams,
Wild land Of about twenty acres ad-
jacent to the Larry lot, formerly
owned by Lewis Fish, consideration
$3.50.
Mathematician V. Macdonald OF
Madison to George w. Mcdonald, a
right of way of 10 feet wide in East
Madison Village.
Canaan-Sylvester NJ. Raymond OF
Pittsfield to Christopher w. Church
Of Hartland. land of about 60 acres
formerly owned by Henry Crowell
and c. B. Chase; Walter 8. Hubbard
and Cora NJ. Estes. both of Hartland
to Ensign F. Hubbard of Hartland
land bounded on the north by the
Herring Farm On the county road
from Hartland to Skowhegan; Edison
1. Hunt Of Canaan to Cora B. Fur
Der of Canaan, land with buildings
on Barrett Road.
Solon-Lillian e. Moody Of Madi-
son to Herbert A. Adams Of Scion
an acre Of land.
Moscow-Maria B. Baker Of Bling
ham to Peter Farley. about 20 acres
Of land near the Thomas Collins
farm: William j. Smith Of Moscow
Alice NJ. Beane of Caratunk, heirs
at law of Alferda Smith. late of Mos
COW, to Roscoe c. Smith, interest in
property on Austin Stream.
New Portland-Eugene Williamson
Of New Portland to Leila WILDER
about 90 acres Of land; Alfred Page
Of New Portland to Eugene Williams
about so acres of land, consideration
$500.
observation-disclosures L. Flanders
Of ekowhegan to Edmond Cowett
Winter street; Josephine 8. Dyer, Au.
burn. to George Shorty Of Skowhegan
place on French street.
Haftland-Johnson Hunt, Stanley
Hunt, all of Hartland, to Harry H
Harris Of Hartland. land formerly
owned by A. r. Buker. consideration
$500; Emily F. Bradbury Of Pitts
field to Charles A. Moulton. place
ON Elm street next to c. A. Moulton
residence.
Eexington-Alena A. Durrell OF
Lexington to Pearl M. Fenlason OF
New Portland, land near Pinkham
schoolhouse brook.
Bingham-Calvin Ellis of Bingham
to Mary J. Redmond Of Bingham, land
with buildings in Bingham village
being a heater shaped piece on the
road leading to Bingham Concord
bridge.
The Christian SCIENCE Society of
Skowhegan has engaged John Randall
Dunn, C, S., of St. Louis, Mo-, to
deliver a free public lecture in the
SkoWheaan Opera house on the eve