Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-30
FARMINCTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lowell and
Farnt4ngton. are passing the week at
Old Orchard.
Mrs. Blanche Harrington Sampson
of Temple called on friends in town
Wednesday morning while on her way
to Livermore Falls. where she gave a
recital Wednesday evening. Thurs
day she will give a recital for the
State Normal summer school being
held here.
Miss Evelyn Backus of this town is
passing the summer at York S camps
in Rangeley.
Miss kathlyn Bailey is employed in
the dental offices of Dr. Walter NJ.
Pierce for the summer.
John Allan Sweet and daughter Car
oline start Thursday for a Today trip
to Montreal. Canada. then down the
ST. Lawrence.
Mrs. Anne Manter Huse of Evans
ton. ILL.,. and her two daughters. Louise
and Frances, are passing some weeks
with her sister. Mrs. A. Presson of
this town. and mother, Mrs. Martha
Manter
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Farmer of New
York are passing a month with MIR.
Farmers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
C. Farmer of this town.
Trade in real estate has been rather
brisk during the past few days, as is
shown by the following transfers:
July %, Herbert a. Marble of Wilton
to The Peoples National Bank of
Pennington, land and buildings locat-
ed in Wilton; Eva II. Nickerson of
Pennington and NJ Eloise Huart of
Pennington and Rose A. Sinskie of
Pennington to Mary r. Huart of this
town, land and buildings located in
Pennington: John i. Sylvester to
Frank l.. Sprague, both of EustiS, land
and buildings located in Eustie. July
"a, c. S. e r. Il. Humphreys. both OF
Madison to Juanita S. Campbell of
Pennington, land and buildings known
as the Shaw farm, located in Indus
try; Isabel G.. Moore of Chesterville
to Clifford LaSelle of Phillips. land
and buildings located in Chesterville;
John Z. stephens of Rumford to Ag-
nes S. Irish of Auburn, land and
buildings located in Rangeley. July
81 Frank NJ. Richards of this town.
Effie NJ. Richards, Rose l.. Richards,
all of Pennington. and Edmund Rich
aros of Haley, Ida, to n. S. Stowell
& Co. of Dixfield, land located in New
Vineyard; Alonzo T. Richards of
Pennington and John w. Nichols of
same to n S. Stowell & Co. of Dix
field; Charles Z. Williams of Strong to
Chester A. Ash of New Vineyard, land
and buildings known as the Peabody
farm, located in New Vineyard. July
rs, ID. 7. Williams. by sheriff, of
Pennington to Evelyn Butler Ennis
of Pennington, land and buildings To-
Gated in Pennington; Elmer L. Collins
of Pennington tol'rank w. Butler of
same, land and buildings located in
Pennington; Charles A. Campbell Of
Madrid to Abel +. Bunnell of Phillips,
real estate in Salem. July 90 J. S.
l1oughton, ID. B. SWEET and II. c.
SWEET, all of Weld, to Efiie NJ Robbins
of Rusbury. shore lot on Weld Lake:
Bert A Philbrick of Phillips to Joel
w. Carlton of same, land in Phillips;
Joel w. Carlton to Bert A. Philbrick
of Phillips; The Strong Lighting and
Improvement Company of Strong ac-
quired warranty deeds for pole rights
from the following, all of Strong:
Vera l.. Luce, Merton Lambert, Wal
ter McLain and Elleri NJ. Allen:
Joshua c. Stevens and Angie M. Ste
vens, both of Chesterville, to Edwin
L. Brewer and Frances Brewer, both
of Athena, n. Y. land and buildings
located in Chesterville; Vivian E. Vose
of Madrid to +. n. & NJ. L. Dunham of
Madrid, land and buildings located in
Madrid; Sarah l.. Thompson, by ex-
ecutor. of Madrid 20 Pear E. Burscell
of Madrid. land and buildings located
in Madrid: Mary +. Morrison of Halo
we'll to Herbert Maynard of Jaffrey,
n. H, John II. Child of Brookline,
Mass, and w. ]. Hearty of Boston.
Mass. interest in several parcels of
land located in Temple.
Miss Katherine Harris of this town
is engaged in DR.. Lovejoy's office.
J. Allen Sweet, Jr, is studying
landscape drawing under Kenneth
Clark Pillsbury.
Mrs. w. Wallace Taylor. daughter
Elizabeth and two sons. with Miss
Caroline Sweet, have recently returned
from a trip of week or more taking
in Calais, Machias Eastport and other
places throughout that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Guthrie Of New
York. friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
c. Farmer of this town, are passing
this month in Pennington.
George Guerrette of Eustis was be-
fore the Pennington municipal court
Wednesday afternoon on the charge
of operating a motor vehicle while un-
der the influence of intoxicating IL
quor. Guerrette was discovered lit
tie above Madrid by State Highway
Policeman Lon Sheppard in his car in
badly intoxicated condition. ,Shep-
hard, together with Sheriff Small.
brought Guerrette down and lodged
him in the Jail over night. Today he
was represented by Carl n. Henderson
and pleaded guilty. He was fined 500
and costs, which amounted to $116.55
He was also given three months in the
Franklin county Jail.
Mrs, Ellen b. Spaulding of New
Vineyard was caller in town Wednes-
day.