Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-28

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Party-Death of Mrs. John
Personals
In spite Of the high cost of mate
rials considerable building is going
on in Hartland this summer Melvin
Stanhope is erecting a bungalow type
of a residence on Commercial street
just above the old Robert w. Linn
homestead, now owned by Norris
Pushor. and w. H. Russell is build
ing a residence on Blake street. The
store partially burned on CONNER
cial street Is being thoroughly reno
waited and put in excellent shape by
it's former leasee, A. r. Burton. wiz
has purchased the property of Mrs.
Mary I. Fuller. The plants of the
American Woolen Co. here have also
been greatly improved in various
ways. Among the recent changes of
property in Hartland has been the
purchase by Henry E. Getchell of
Phillip K. Taylor of Boston his place
on Pittsfield avenue, the second
house from the corner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivy Stedman have purchased the
house of Mrs. Mary I. Fuller next
below her residence on Elm street
and Ralph Wyman has sold to Mrs.
Maria Cookson her place on the road
from Goodrich Corner to Thompson's
Corner. Sam E. Damon has sold to
his father. E. S. Damon. his cottage
and lot on the east shore OF Moose
Pond. This was formerly owned by
DR.. c. E. Norcross.
1t is unusual for so much property
to be changing hands at this season
of the year as there has continued
to be thus far in different sections
of Somerset county. Among the re-
cent sales in Skowhegan has been
the sale by A. X. Butler of his place
on the east side of Nailey street to
Sumner P. Withee of this place. Har-
old Bradley has sold his lot on the
north side of West Front street to
Blanche S. Phillips and Samuel E.
Smith of this town has sold a lot
comprising nearly four acres of land
close to the fair grounds and on the
Russell road.
In Palmyra has been recent sale
of the Frank Robinson place by A.
NJ. Robinson of Sherman Station to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Coston. The con-
sideration named is $1,000. Lewis B.
Wheeler has bought of jeanette Win
chester of Corinna the place on Main
and Bridge streets in ST. Albans.
| which she fell heir to through the
will of the late D. D. Steward. the
millionaire lawyer of st. Adams.
Mrs. Rosanna Kimball of Jackman
has sold to the Jackman Lumber Co.
at Moose River the land on the east
side of the road leading from the
CONGREGATIONAL church to the lumber
company's mill. This was formerly
owned by Abel Kimball. her deceased
husband. Celina Poulin has bought
Of N. w. BARLEY of Jackman the
property formerly owned by Rev. Jo-
| seph Forest on the Canada road, re-
serving the land which has been sold
to James White. In Brighton the sale
! of about GO acres of land by Ralpn
Brazier to- Clyde Brazier has been
reported and S. c. and s. j. Durgln
of the West Forks Plantation have
sold to w. ). Holway the lot OF land
where the Holway store is located.
The consideration named in this deal
was $3.50. Over in Pittsfield c. 0.
Noble has purchased a place on the
road leading from the village out 70
Frank Weeks and in Canaan Edith
M. Tibbitss Of Canaan has sold to
S. NJ. Raymond of Pittsfield the So
| called Keag lot, which is near the
| Canaan -Hartland town line and on
the old highway leading from SHOW
hegan through to Dexter. Frank }.
Kilgore and Mary ]. Whiting have
sold their property, in part at least,
to the Norridgewock Shoemakers,
Inc. Of Norridgewock. In Anson
John c. Brown has bought OF c. A.
| Tibbetts, a place located in Anson
village and in Mercer H. A. kimoali
has sold to }. H. Stevens of Mercer
about 10 acres of land opposite the
Stevens dwelling house. At Smith
field George A. Smith of Watertown.
Mass, has sold to DR.. ]. D. Ames
and several others interested some
land on the shore of North Pond In
Smithfield, the property laying on
the road which leads from Smith
field to Mercer. The David A. Chand-
ler place in st. Adams has been
bought by Walter e. Tobie from c.
c. Hanson and c. B. Gordon Of Wing
field has sold the real estate located
in New Portland which was former
ly owned by e. S. Williamson to Jen-
kins G. Bogert Mfg. Co. of Kingfield
1t is understood that much property
has been changing hands IN Fairfield
recently and much of it is village
property. Among the sales is that
of the land and buildings on Bunker
Island owned by William Seltzer to
Nellie G. Wilson.
Priv. Frank M. Huckins has ar
rived from overseas. He was form
erly a member of Co. G, 301st ANN
Tr,I76th Division, A. E. F., but was
transferred to Headquarters Co.
Classif. Camp. 1st Dep. Division. H
was later chosen with several 9TH
er newspaper men, Mr.. Huckins hav-
ing been engaged in newspaper work
! in Lewiston and Skowhegan. in for
eign service to make a oour of the
entire A. E. F.. it's aim being to
give the writers a very definite idea
of just what has transpired in Eur
ope during the past four years. 9TH
er than happenings on he battle
field
Skowhegan people will be interest,"
ed to learn of the erection oe a new
Christian Science Church in New
York City, since Guy Parkhurst Es-