Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-29

Skowhegan is reported as develop
ing favorably and an effort is being
made to obtain the necessary SUBJ
scr;ptions without the house to house
canvas OF previous campaigns. The
demonstrations of the Whippett tanks
opposite the residence Of Joshua Will
liams on Mount Pleasant avenue
aroused Q lot Of interest Sunday aft
ernoon. while interested groups Of
people have been examining the two
machines during their period OF sta
ton in Railroad square. Miss Lau-
retta Cram. the young sister of Sgt.
Roscoe Cram, who was formerly a
prisoner of the Germans, was allowed
to ride about town on one Of the
tanks. The Relic train which will
come to Skowhegan Saturday eve
ming At 7.45 will also occasion q lot
Of interest and remind the people that
they have an easy opportunity Of an
ishing up the victory Job.
Miss Evelyn Flanders Of Madison
accompanied by Master Walter Coro
visited Sunday at the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. George Soule.
Mrs. o. D. Wells, formerly Of this
town but for a year or more a resi-
dent Of California, was a passenger
on the 8 o'clock train Monday, being
homeward bound. She and her hus-
band. who were very actively engaged
in the poultry husbandry, are locat-
ed in a poultry belt in California,
their post Office being Menlo Park.
and are now engaged in the poultry
business on small scale. Mrs. Wells
came east because of the death of
her mother in North Arson.
'"stin Eames passed the week end
at his home here, leaving Monday for
Oxford county and New Hampshire,
where his interests as a travelling
salesman take him.
The month of April has proved it
self a record month in amount of
business transacted at the Somer-
of office held by Register of Deeds
John w. Higgins. Among the filings
lately made there are:
Fairfield-Charlotte G. Jealous, Ok
ford. Mass. to A. D. johnson, Fair
field. land with saw mill and privi-
leges belonging thereto on the Fair
field Center road to Skowhegan, also
land with grist mill, water power.
etc, near the saw mill lot; Mahlon
A. Written. Fairfield, to Arson p
Morrill,, Fairfield, land with buildings
on Lawrence avenue: Cleveland r.
Day, Oakland, to Charles Bufrill,
Fairfield. land on Bunker Island: Ruei
e. Green, Fairfield, to Abel w.
Spauldfng, Albion, land and buildings
on High street. go.
Norridgewock-E. A. Hilton. Nor
ridgewock, to Wallace A. Witham,
Norridgewock. cemetery lot in River
| view cemetery.
Hartland-Carl Randlett, Hartland.
to Fred r. Davis. Palmyra, land for
sideraticn, $500; Albion F. Buker.
Hartland. to Grace III. Buker. st. AL
bans, undivided half of lot and build
ings on east side Of Commercial
street. also a strip Of land 20 feet
| long and four fet wide taken from
the north side Of store lot of Daniel
a. Packard.
Skowhegan - Pearl T. Vincent
Skowhegan, to Peter J. Vincent.
Skowhegan. land on road leading to
Athens; George f. Durrell, Skowhe-
gan, to Grace W. Durrell, Skowhe-
gan. land adjoining Eben Chase's on
Madison avenue; Herbert f. Thomp-
son, Skowhegan, to Susie A. Palmer.
SkOwhegan, property on East Front
street: Addie Demo Ct al. Skowhe-
gan, to Vird Cousins. Skowhegan. Is
acre Of land on road from Skowhe
gan to Malbons' Mills; Charles B.
White to Clara B. Leavitt Of Skowhe-
gan; Skowhesan Cemetery Associa-
ton to Arthur W. Spear of East
Bridgewater Mass. cemetery deed;
| Skowhesan Cemetery Association to
deed.
Cambridge-Ann B. Stevens. Cam
| bridge, to Alfred NJ. Landers Of Park
I man. wood lot on Parkman Grad. be-
! longing to the Levi Stevens farm,
consideration, $175: Ann B, Stevens,
Cambridge. to Albert l.. Morrill,. Cam
bridge, old Coburn lot Without wood
lot, consideration $500.
Pittsfield-etanley r. Oldham Of
Pittsf;eld to Daniel p. Hennessey,
Pittsfeld. land with buildings on
Main street; J. D. NJ, Foster OF Port
land to Harold M. Crawford. Pitts
| field; Sarah Felker ct al, PALMYRA, to
Amy c. Bryant. Pittsfleld, Henry
Llewellyn Woodbury., Pittsfield to
,, Ord A. Wall ct al, Pittsfleld, land
with buildings on Detroit avenue.
The Forks-George r. Wilson. The
Forks to Herbert W. Durgin, The
Forks, about 100 square rods Of land
with buildings formerly owned by
Hulda Young.
Lexington-poraA A. Lishness. New
Portland, to John T. Boynton, North
Arson.
Mercer-Lizzie T. Kimball, Mercer.
to Alice Farnham, about 25 acres OF
land with buildings on road leading
t, David Terry.
Madison-Lois A. Savage. Admx.,
to Olive Hayden, Madison; Olive
Hayden to Sadie M. Hayden: Will
liam H. Lake. Madison to Geo. A.
Holt, Madison, land with buildings
on south side of. Gray street in vii
lage; Nathan A.. Weston, Madison. to
Frank Lafratte ct al, land on west
erly side. Of proposed Locut street.
Township. T l. r 1, N. B.. K. p
John r. Lamb Of lockwood to Great
Northern Paper Co.. all land and
shore rights formerly owned by Har-
ry A. Sanders between the land
owned by Mr.. Lamb and the Amer
lean Realty Co., IL acres.
Anson-Ervin c. Hilton, Arson. to
Arthur K. WEIGH, Dead River. SO
acres. 30 acres. 10 acres, l acre, to-
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