Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-24

said real estate being situate N
Benton, Kennebec County, Maine.
| Edward II. HargflI. late OF Cam
bridge. deceased. Final account of
administrative for allowance and
i petition for assessment OF In
Marilla 81. Taylor, late Of Pitts
field, deceased. Second and final
account for allowance. petition for
assessment of Inheritance Tax and
for Distribution. presented by
executor.
Hannah II. Emerson, late of Pitts
field, deceased. First and final &C.
count Of George w. Lane. admins
traitor, deceased. presented by his
/ administrator. George W. Lane. Jr.
Sherburne Leighton. late OF Har-
mony. deceased. First and final ac-
count OF administrator for allowance.
Simpson G. Dunlop. late OF Skow-
began. deceased. Final account of
| administrator with viii annexed. for
/ allowance.
Cora NJ. Cram, late Of Scion. de-
ceased. Final account of ad-
ministrator for allowance.
Frank s. Kelley. late OF Mercer,
| count OF executor for allowance. and
1 petitions for fixing amount to be
expended for grave stones for de-
ceased and his widow-now de-
eeased-Hattie f. Kelley and for the
! expenses OF her last sickness and
funeral
Walter Z. woodcock, late of
Mercer, deceased. First and final
1 account OF administrator for all
| lowance and petition for assessment
| of Inheritance>Tax.
| Alfred II. Webendorfer. late OF
Pittsfield, deceased. Final account
of Eliza J. Webendorfer, for all
lowance.
4 Helen r. Newcomb, late OF Pitts
field. deceased. Petition by Frances
/ Whitten-executrix- assessment
Of Inheritance Tax.
| Hiram Irving. late Of Scion, de-
ceased. First and final account OF
executor for allowances and petition
for assessment of Inheritance Tax.
Edward Graffte. late of Moose
! River, deceased. First and final
accounts of executor for allowance.
Belle p. Stafford. late of High
| land Plantation. deceased. First and
final account of administrator for
tribution.
! Ell Hoyt. late Of IIartland, de-
| ceased. First and final account of
executor for allowance.
| Ralph Cledhill, late of Madison.
deceased First and final account of
| Administrative for allowance and
! petition for widows allowance.
Martha f. Taylor. late of Fairfield.
eased. First and final account of
executor for allowance and petition
! for distribution.
! Matilda ii. Hayden. late of Show
| hogan, deceased. First and final ac-
count Of executor for allowance and
| petition for assessment Of Inheri-
| lance Tax.
Jane K. Bartlett. late OF Harmony,
| deceased First and final account
for allowance and petition for as
! sessment of Inheritance Tax.
! Neva r.. Nlusa A. Creata NJ. and
y, Arno II. Ramsey all of Pittsfield,
minors. Petition by Stella r. RAM
sey. guardian and mother of above
named minors for appointment of
! Benjamin j. Siipp of Pittsfield. a
! trustee, to fill n vacancy caused by
the death OF Fred J. Collins as
trustee for the benefit of said
minors under mortgage deed
| given nv said Stella Il. Ramsey to
/ SHlu tJDltliS VI 90 ullulNtiCu vi ZIG
Flora l.. Collins Farm. so-called in
| Pittsheld in said Somerset County.
William II. Jones, late of Ripley.
deceased. First and final account of
, executor. for allowance.
! Daniel 4. Mason. late OF Madison.
i deceased. Will and petition for pro-
, bate and for appointment of Carlton
| Wescott. the executor named.
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! Farm Bureau Elections
| The women Of Moscow held their
| annual planning meeting at the home
! OF Mrs. Reuben Crombie, December
! Is. There were seven women present.
In the morning the officers for 1925
were elected. They are as follows:
! Chairman. Mrs. Abbie Hilton: secre-
tary. Mrs. Charles Collins: clothing
leader. Mrs. Weymouth Collins: foods
project leader, Mrs. Thomas Collins:
/ household management, Mrs. Reuben
| Crcmbie.
At noon very delightful commun-
ity meal was served. In the after
noon the meeting was again called to
order. and the plan of work for 1925
! was discussed and explained Ii is
as follows: Jan. 81. Table Service:
Feb. IS. Lunches: March Is. Machine
Attachments: April Is, Dress Finish
ing: May 10. Correct Corsetry and
Posture: June 10. Cook Book Recipes:
IJuly Is. Picnic; Aug. Is. Salads:
Sept. Is. Millinery; Oct. 30, Correct
I Footwear Nov. Is. Christmas Sus-
| gestions: December. Annual Meeting.
| Eleven women met together and
elected officers for the coming year
] in North Arson, Friday, Dec. 10, as
follows: Chairman, Mrs. 7. Fl. Ellis;
| assistant chairman. Mrs. f. S. Paine:
| secretary, Mrs. O. w. Counce: CLOTH
| ing. Mrs. +. A. Williams: foods, Mrs.
Martha TanAntwerp; household man
agement, Mrs. Horace Smith.
The work for 1925 was discussed
| and the following schedule accepted
for the year: Jan. Is, One piece dress
patterns: Feb. ~. Increasing the
J family income: March 10. School
lunches: April Is, Food preservation
budget: May 81. Cooking of wild
niture: July Is. Open: Aug. 90 Slips
from one piece dresses; Sept. Il, MI
triton i'll: Oct. Is. Correct footwear:
Nov. 10. Salads; December, Annual
| meeting.
Madison held its meeting, Decem-
! Der 20 at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| CLYDE Getchefl.
Thee following officers were elect
| ed in the women's division which
held its meeting in the afternoon:
Chairman, Mrs. George Foster; sec
Rotary, Mrs. Ned Reed: clothing pro-
ject leader, Mrs. Gertrude Luce;
food project leader. Mrs. Hannah
| kethoum; household management
! project leader, Mrs. Clyde Getchell:
A chicken dinner was served by
the women at noon which was
! greatly enjoyed by all present.
There were il women and Is men
! present.