Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29

of the bureau. The commissioners de-
cided to make available for the Farm
Bureau $1,000 at their January meeting
and 500 July next This will mean the
bureau will be able to carry out the
plan Of work for the coming year, when
has been prepared and the farmers ef
Somerset will have available well
equipped office for the work Of their
Farm Bureau, which is becoming such
vital factor in the agricultural devel-
opment Of the State. s-
Walter Waller went to the sanitor-
rum at Fairfield on Friday. He was
taken in the ambulance and Mrs Val
lier accompanied him. She reports that
he stood the journey well and was in
good spirits when she left him.
Somerset Real Estate Transfers
Somerset county real estate transfers
for the week ending Dec. q were as
follows:
Randall Z. Ellis. Anson. to Glad"s b.
Adams. Anson, lot on north side Of Milk
street in North Anson village: Henry B.
Merry. Anson. to Patrick Coady, Orono
land near Hancock brook. Emhden.
Owen oliver, Starks, to Ernest
Smell. Starks, land in Starks on road
to New Sharon.
Leon E. Trask. Harmony. to Eddie.
A. Ammis. Harmony, lot with
buildings in Harmony
Georgia A. Luce. Canaan, to Let
tie A. MARI. Canaan. "a acres in
Canaan or road to- Mobiles Ferry
Ernest A. Parkman. Palmyra, t.
Mamie A. Devereau ct al. ST. AL
bans, about acres at Footman's 8
Corner, st. Albans.
Harry E. Henderson, St. Adams,
to Mamie A. Devereau, ct al, St. AL
bans, 40 acres, more or less in st. AL
bans.
Joseph Whitehouse. Brighton. to
Eusta J. Whitehouse, Brighton. 65
acres on both sides Of road over
Ward Hill. Madison.
Willis J. Robinson. Palmyra. to
Fred NJ. Peasley. Pittsfeld, land ad-
joining Stone lot Palmyra.
Byron S. Sanford, Palmyra. to
Fred NJ. Peasley. Palmyra two par
cells of land in Palmyra with certain
reservations.
Fred A. Barker, Gloucester, Mass
to Almon II. Blaisdell. Norridge-
wock. land and buildings on Main
street Norridgewock with certain
reservations.
Fred r. Libby, Cornville to Will
liam r. Wyman. Skowhegan. part of
lot IS and one-half of lot n Corn
vile.
Thomas Z. Warren. ct al, Smith
field. to George F.. Tuttle. Oakland,
land and buildings in Smithfield.
Maud T. Rankins. Anson to Roy
G. Lowell. Starks. about s5 acres
with buildings in Starks reserving
the cemetery thereon.
) John w. Thompson, Concord, t.
Clifford f. Bean. Concord, two lots Of
land in Concord about 54 acres in all.
Herbert E. Thompson ct al, Show
hegan to Glenna Ames, Skowhegan
lot and buildings on Summer street,
Skowhegan.
Charles d. Harris Canaan to Sell
den W. Fitzgerald, Canaan. fourteen
acres in Canaan ON east side of Car
rabassett Stream.
Hannah E. Barker, Athens, t.
Mary E. Bucknam. Athens. land in
Athens adjoining Union meeting lot.
Miss Lulu Gordon Of Boston, who
had been the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Gordon of
West Front street for the past week
has returned to her work as linotype
operator in Boston. This is Miss
Gordon's first trip home in -four.
years.
Trial Justice George Drake IF
Pittsf1eld was in Skowhegan Friday.
where he made his report to the
county commissioners.
Funeral services for the late
Stephen s. Gordon were held at the
home Of his son. Willis on w. Front
street. where he had hame his hom.
for the past year. at 2 o'clock On
Saturday. Rev. George Merriam
conducted the service.
The county commissioners will be
in session Monday and Tuedsay. Dee.
90 and 80.