Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-02

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from New Portland by Hutchins
lschool containing ITO acres.
Ripley: John A. Rogers Of Ripley
land Margaret Gould of Maiden.
Mass, to Walter 8. Nutter and
Leona Nutter of Dexter, land con-
tanning 20 acres from south end of
lot "a.
Skowhegan: F. P. Pennell of
Skowhegan to Willie Cyr of Show
Pennell sneet:-Alton H. Cleveland
and Wilbur w. Creation Of Skowhe-
gan to Maud E. Gordon Of Skowhe-
gan, land with buildings known as
Frank Gagne farm on state road ITO
Waterville: Charlotte c. Cullen ct
ais of Skowhegan to Samuel w.
Gould, land on the East Ridge road
containing los acres. being home
stead of Abner Currier; Carrie P.
Fairbrother of SkowhegaH to Frank
w. buchanan of Skowhegan land on
Spring street; William j. Lemieux
of Skowhegan to Joseph A. Vigue OF
Skowhegan, land being lots and il
in Thompson gardens.
Scion; Leslie A. Kenison and Will
liam H. Kenison of Scion to Walter
Clark Of Scion land on both sides of
county road by David Rowell place;
Clara F. Jewett Of Scion to Myron c.
Jewett Of Scion, land with buildings
in Scion village on Pleasant street
and personal property.
st. Adams: H. E. Parkman of st.
Adams to Glenn II. Hanson of st. AL
bans, land with buildings on Main
street.
Group Of transfers in upper Som
erset county: William Shepherd Lin
nell Of Portland to S. d. Warren
company, land deeds from the fol-
lowing: Scion Lumber company,
Eugene C. Norton, Robert Davis,
Raymond II. Haskell. Walter ID.
Nickerson. William w. Durgin, Clyde
H. Smith, Sheldon II. bradbury and
William D. Bradbury, Henry Crowell
and Roy l.. Marston, John M. Law =
renee, Blanche A. Yorke. George
Scribner, Thomas F. Farrin, Coburn
Heirs. Inc. Skowhegan, Mary IL.
Hattie Wyman, II. L. Wyman, Arlie
A. Dinsmore, Nelson A. Clough
guardian, Harold E. Trueworthy and
Leondar w. Brown.
Township 2: Essex Realty COM
pany of Portland to North Ameri-
can Spruce Lumber company of Kit
terry, land being Township 2 range
N. e. X. p. all portion on Kennebec
slope called of said township con-
tanning about 10000 acres; also lot
containing So acres lying on Penob-
scot slope of Soldier town.
/ Farm Bureau Notes
Tuesday fireless cooker meet
ing was held in Mercer. Twenty
women attended this meeting and
seven women enrolled in the fireless
cooker campaign. The results of the
meeting are as follows: Number
made !. cost $500, value $40, saw
ing $6.1O.
Norridgewock held its first meal
planning Wednesday. Forty seven
women attended this meeting. This
was very good attendance for that
community.
Demonstrations started: Meal
planning A. food preservation budget
Moscow had a meeting on the
foundation waist pattern on Thurs
day. Ten women attended this meet
ing, eight Ct whom had work. The
results of the meeting are: Number
made s, cost $3.50. value ST, saving
$40. ....
Friday Scion held a meeting on
the adaptation of patterns. Eleven
women were present. This conf
munity is having better attendance
and interest. The waist pattern was
used to make the blouse patterns.
Results: Number made II.
The program of work for the week
of April ]: April 2, Fairfield, one
piece dress: April .. Cornville, mil
linery; April 4. Larone, one piece
dress.
Miss Friend Goes to Washington
Miss Mary Hattie Friend, senior
at the University of Maine, will go
to Washington. d. c., leaving On
Wednesday, Apr. o, where she is one
Of the delegates to the annual Pi
Beta Phi convention. 1t is of i'll
terest to Miss Friends friends to
know that Mrs. Calvin Coolidge.
| wife Of President Coolidge, Is a ri
Beta Phi, being a member of the
and that she will give reception
to the delegates at the White House
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait will be
one of the speakers. The Misses
Pearle and Ards Woodland. daugh-
ters OF NH and Mrs. c. Frank Wood
ard of Greenville, formerly of Show
hogan. who are students at the Uni
versity OF Maine, will also be dele
| gates to the convention.
| School Attendance
The following IA pupils were not
absent during the winter term of the
fourth grade Park school, Miss Lizzie
| u. Higgins teacher: Edith Bishop.
Myrla Dow, Roland Gilblair, Gladys
: Grenier, Catherine Guilfoyle, Lionel
Halle, Orman Magee. Deloris Mills,
Joseph Patrick. Edgar Pelletier,
James Phillips, Julian Provencal. Abb
raham Russakoff, Frederick Sincyr,
Edna Oddly, absent half day only;
| Norman Chase, absent one day. Mem
bership, "a; average attendance.
| 23.5S.
ID. o. X. X. Club Supper
Tuesday evening the Skowhegan
Club. D. o. K. K. held its regular
meeting in Castle hall and the prin-
cipal feature was the supper served
by the losing team in series of
games and contests which was cap
tanned by Gerald Stinchfield to the
team OF which Russell Dean was the
captain. The meal was delicious and
the evening one of merrymaking and
! fun. There was good attendance
| of the club members.
Mrs. Alice s. Baker is yacatine
her home on Turner avenue the first
of this month and will visit for q