Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-12

Providence, r. l., to Susie M. Patten
of Pittsfield, land with buildings. 3eI
acres on Peltoma Ave-. formerly
owned by William L. Pushor. En-
gene H. Fletcher of Pittsfield TO
Arthur L. oliver of Pennington. Md
with buildings in Pittsfleld on road
from Canaan to Burnham. formsx3N,
home farm Of May d. Jones a. con-
veyed to her by Emerline 3. HuAt1Es |;
E. A. Branch of Pittsfield to Alh1ai
M. Fowler of Pittsfleld, land in'P1tD
field, being lot No. 10 Of the RaynnaD4i
Park extension, formerly owned hi
Charles A. Dyer, Archie d. BWoeAE
and Horace A. Tibbetts Of PittB04l
to Guy w. Emery and Moe r. Hmn1
of Palmyra, on North Main oEDoa1
being property formerly owned n
Ruth A. Leighton, Ernest Max9do
and Willard J. Cookson, ree9NnS
house on land. Julia =. Yoa14 -
Burnham to Eugene 81. Penney ID
Pittsfield. land in Pittsfield, being ~
No. 1926 on plan Of house lots By yurH
ner Boswell. Forrest W. RAYMOND a
Pittsfield and Herbert L. Raymond On
Lynn, Mass. to Archie d. Bmbier Cd
Pittsfield, 1-2 acres, formerly owne@
by Sylvester M. Raymond. Helen M
Rackliffe of Pittsheld to Earl n
Mathews of Pittsf1eld, Land In PHfD3
field on the west of Sabasticook r1va1
and on highway leading to Burnhau1
(33 acres). formerly owned by ANNIE
NJ Ames. -, !
New Portland-BlanchesX Hbv6uc&j
Kingfield to Conrad Agreu OF NeId
Portland, land in New Portland otd
Carrabasset River, and q Ind parcel
of 40 acres being south end OF lot "a
in Range K and a 3rd parcel knownl
as Williamson Orchard e acres1, fnr.S
nerly owned by Stephen Lander.
Skowhegan-John r. Mcclellan %
Skowhegan to Lena M. Cleveland Oh
Skowheian, land with buildings oui
Madison Ave. Patrick Coady OF OIo-
no to Charles Gegnon Of Watervinei1
land in Skowhegan, ct al, being part
of divisional lot No. in Is mile lot,
HI according to Joseph Morris plan.
3rd parcel one acre in Clinton on road
from Pishon Ferry to Canaan, 4thi
parcel of land partly in Skowheganl
and in Clinton lying ON Canaan
stream, formerly owned by Walter g.
Cover. Elizabeth P. Merrill of Shows
hogan to Peter Herbert and Amanda
Herbert of Skowhegan, land in Show
hogan with buildings on corner Of
Avore and Lyon streets, formerly
owned by J. Palmer Merrill. Horace
o. Bean of Canaan to Fred Ames
and w. Francis Ames of Skowhegan,
l.,
leading from Charles Horne's
in Canaan, dwelling in IIinck-
ley. w. Francis Ames of Show
hogan to Fred Ames of Skowhegan,
land in Skowhegan, being the undi-
vided half of land on road leading
from Charles Hornes dwelling IN
Canaan to land formerly owned by
Horace o. Bean.
Standardization L. Nightingale
of Smithfield to Benz II. Bulmer OF
Norridgewock, land with buildings
Obs acres) formerly owned by Noise
Cloutier.
Solon-Edgar f. Tasker of Scion to
Edwin c. Tuscan of Scion, land in
Scion, on road from Scion to Show
hogan, formerly owned by John NJ.
Lawrence.
st. Albans-Carrie b. Vining Of st.
Adams to Melvin III. Martin of ST. AL
bans, land in st. Adams with build
ings on road from St. Adams village
to West Ripley, being Ia of the real
estate conveyed to Frank N. Vining
by George +. Page. Edwin A. Bon
ney of ST. Adams to Melvin Martin
of st. Adams, land with barn GO
acrcs) formerly owned by F. R. Web
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Hodsdon and
Miss Grace Wonson returned to their
home in Freeport, Monday, after be-
ing in town since Thursday looking
for real estate with the desire to To-
cate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Calvery. who
We're called to Cornvlle by the death
of Mrs. Calverys father, Samuel ..
Locke last week, have returned to
their home in West Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. Selma Potter, matron at Ste
vens Cottage at the Reformatory for
Women, returned to the institution
Monday after being the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Gridley r. Fogg at their
home on Pleasant street since Friday.
The school in the Revere district
on the Old Road in Cornville resumed
it's sessions Monday with Miss Leona
Rowell as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick of Cornville
were in town shopping, Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. F. L. Tozier of Fair
field will be in town this Tuesday on
business at court and while in town,
they will be the guests of Mrs. To-
Tiers parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p.
Pennell of West Front street.