Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-11
Late Real Estate Transfers County Coming
Chapman Concert Local Clubs to Hold Federated Meet
ing - Somerset Pomona Meeting Today

The following are the transfers Of
real estate in the county Of Somerset
for the week ending March 8. record
ed in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds.
Anson-Hannah K. Hooper Of An
son to Annie L. Sleeves Of Starks. rs
acres and 20 square rods Of land
with all buildings in Arson on the
westerly side Of the River Road.
Athens-George c. Hight of Island
Falls to Annie L. Skidmore Of Bins-
ham. the home farm in Athens village.
also all hay. farming tools and ma
chinery connected Herewith.
Bingham-Thomas H. Reynolds Of
Bingham to William II. Durgin of
Bingham. lot No. II in Bingham.
Canaan-Herbert A. Lyon Of ORA
cut, Mass, to Cecil NJ. Lancaster Of
Comma, part Of lot No. 2 on AS, CO. in
Canaan. containing ~ acres. Cecil
NJ. Lancaster of Corinna to Merritt
Dickey. part Of lot No. .. on AS. G2. in
Canaan. containing AZ acres.
Cornville-William +. Wyman of
Madison to Peregrin c. White Of
Skowhegan. land in Cornville.
Detroit-William S. Smith OF De-
troit to Ellen ]. Cowan of Pittsfield.
lot No. 20 in the second range Of lots,
containing 40 acres with buildings.
Lynn P. knights of Detroit to Eu-
gene A. Hopkins of Detroit, land and
buildings in Detroit.
Embden-Henry B. Merry of An
son to Helen f. Brown of Arson. 10
acres of land in southwest corner of
the Eli F'oss farm in Embden on Foss
Hill.
Fairfield-Alton L. George of Fair
field to Selden p. Howe of Fairfield,
land in Fairfield. Charles w. Viguc
of Waterville to Charlotte G. Jealous
of Leicester. Mass, land with saw mill
and also lot with grist mill and all
water power and privileges. in Fair
field.
Hartland-Alice r. Spaulding Of
Hartland, l>nd and buildings in Hart
land.
New Portland-H. II. Hoyt OF Au-
burn to Vapola NJ. Hoyt land in New
Portland.
Norridyewock-Geo r. Fair
grieves of Skowhegan to Charles NJ.
Carpenter and Milford NJ. Tibbetts,
land in Norridgewock on westerly side
of Starks road.
Pittsfield-David Lewis Allen or
Pittsfield to Louise II. Durham or
pittsficld, land with buildings IN
Pittsfield village. Fri Small or
Pittstield to Royal Grover OF Pitts
field, land in Pittsficld.
kowhegan-Thomas Deanc and
Georgia A. Deanc Of Skowhegan to
Loretta Head Of Skowhegan, ~
acres of land with the farm buildings,
also 10 acres of land in Skowhegan:
Annie c. Skidmore Of Athens TO
Grace N. Huff Of Skowhegan, land
located in Skowhegan.
mithfield-B,anchc c. Mace OF
Smithtield to Fred II. Clark Of Smith
field land in Smthfield.
The Forks-Carry E. Martin OF The
Forks to Forrest II. Colby and Will
liam w. Durgin of Bingham. 200 acres
in The Forks Plantation; Herbert +.
Purinton of Lewiston to Wilson IL.
Walters Of Fairfield, land designated
as A. r. Co. No. on plan of part or
North Shore of Pleasant Pond, with
buildings.
The annual Chapman concert winch
is looked forward 10 with so much
pleasure by Skowhcgan citizens mas
been announced for Tuesday evening"
March % This is the musical event OF
the season for this town and oidS 1a'f
to eclipse all previous Chapman con
certs which have been given here Inc
artists are Miss Virginia Rae. a oeau-
tiful Southern girl with charming
nersonality and wonderful coloratura
soprano voice; Miss Ruth Pearcy, one
If New York's best contraltos. ana
Nicholas Garagusi, the Russian 10
! lnist.
AT the regular meeting Of the orange
, which is to be held tomorrow evening"
the following program Will De give" :
whistiing solo, Roy Tuscan: reading
Laura Dinsmorc: voca! solo. Willis Ho-
hart. reading, Mrs. Lois w. Patteh'
pano solo, Harry A. Dlnsmore' ta'h'
mistakes in History" Il. I. fat'en ;
! song. James Pope Of Mercer orange
recitation, Charles W. Day.
On the evening of March u VIII %.
held a federated meeting OF the local
clubs under the direction of the Wom-
ans Club. 1t is expected that the meet
ing will be given in the Bethany bap-
tist church and, that Mrs. Mary Cush-
ing Palmer will deliver a talk. me No'
"a, music will be arranged by M'S'
phi,o Steward and the instrumental part
of the program is in the hands OF Mrs
Ethel Ames.