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The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
A Home WeddtnO.

The following account of the marriage OF
Mr. John W. Dodge, of this place, and
Miss Cornwell, of New York, is taken from
the Brooklyn Union:
pleasant home wedding was celebrated
on Wednesday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Whitney, No. 565 Hen
ry street, when Miss Caroline ID. Cornwell,
of this city, was married TO Mr.. John w.
Dodge, of SkowhegaD, the Rev. A. j. Ly-
man, officiating. The bride was attired In
a costume of navy blue velvet and wore
diamond ornaments, the gift OF the groom.
After congratulations and a collation. the
young couple started on their wedding
tour, which will include Washington and
points of interest throughout the South,
stopping at New Orleans, where they will
visit the Exposition. During the evening
the guests were entertained with music by
the charming daughters of the host. The
numbers including voc.l solo, "But the
Lord is Mindful OF His own" from Men.
delssohn's oratorio of est. Paul. by Miss
May Whitney violin solo by Miss Pearl
Whitney, entitled "Themc aud Variations
by Pacini, and song by little Estelle,
with violin obligato, composed by Miss
May Whitney, entitled "By the Twilight"
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Norman b. Cornwel and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Jacobs and daughter, Mrs.
Caroline Dawson and daughter, Mrs. +. c.
Avery, Mr.. George W. Blair, Miss Minnie
Blair, Mss Jennie Blair, Mrs. Mundy and
Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Selover, all of this
city; Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. De Friese, Miss
Alice Jayne and Mrs. Julia Cornwell, of
New York. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge were the
recipients of many elegant presents.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

HARMoNY.-The quarterly meeting of
the Methodist society will be held at the
church in this village next Sabbath, Feb.
22d, and Rev. Mr.. Skinner, who formerly
preached here will ofciate in place OF the
Presiding Elder. The following officers
of Harmony Lodge, /. o. G. T. were in
stalled last week: w. c. T., Eugene Sta
pies; W. V. T., Leila Davis; w. s., Ivan
Hight; w. F. s., Csddie Hurd; w T.,
Eddie Bailey; W. c., Elmer Staples; w.
NJ. Jarvis Woods w. l. e., Johnnie
Knowles; w. o. G. Addie Haines. An
drews Post, G. A. r., No. Al, installed
their officers on Saturday evening last by
Past Commander, w. w. Brown and con.
Baiue; S. V. c.. G. f. Leighton J. Y. c.
L. f. Gifford Adj, A. A. Haines; Quar-
termaster, John Foss; Chaps Rev. N. X,
Turner; o. D., Sias Whitehouse. First
class school teachers are in good demand.
One young lady 10 this town had two ap.
plicatons in one day, last week, to teach
select or high schools this spring. Verify,
thoroughly educated and progressive teach
ers are in good demand at any time and at
most any price they may ask. Five dollars
week are usually obtained. School
agents, and the people generally who have
children to educate are becoming con-
WINGED that better schools and better meth
DDS in teaching should be encouraged.
That the best teacher is none too good and
cheap teacher is high at any price. They
are demanding better results In their
schools, and it behooves those who assume
the high and responsible profession of
teaching to vacate the old ruts, improve
their methods, seek higher culture and be
up with the times. progressive teacher
who knows how to "keep school" after the
latest methods of the new education will
not fail to be appreciated and get remnner-
alive employment. Mel.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers which have
recently been recorded In this county;
Athens-Hattie F. Judkins to Freeman
futile. $1l00. Olive G. Sharpe to Albert
C. Wade. $4l5.
Fairfield-The First National Bank of
Skowhegan to George C. Parker. S2250.
Thomas W. KimbalI ct al to Alden Bassett.
81. Thomas w. Kimbal ct al to Alden
Bassett. $1,000.
Smithfeld-Melvin S. Treworgy to Dan
lei M. Stevens. 1886.
Norridgewock-Elza A. Hall to Henry
Lovejoy. $1,000
Anson-Thomas Houghton to Charlie f.
Merry. $1,000.
Pittsfeld-Miriam A. Wright to Joel
Wright Jr. $4,000.
Strip North Of Taunton and Raynham-
Richard Goss to Milton Shaw ct ais. 5000.
Madison-John Head to M. S. Ward.
5000.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

Our facilities for printing town reports
have been constantly increasing from year
to year until this season We can furnish the
selectmen OF our neighboring towns with
reports to be dist ibutcd at their annual
town meetings, next mouth, at prices that
make printed report within the reach Of
any town, however small. The value OF a
report furnished to the tax payers 10 this
manner, to be perused at their leisure needs
no words from US, for all candid minded
persons can see at a glance that In no 9TH
er way can good understanding OF
towns condition be made clear to It's resi-
dents,
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

Deep seated In small Of back, sometimes On
one and sometimes on both sides, extend
Ing dowBwards towards inside Of thigh,
scanty aud high colored urine, with Cons
tlpation, were the symptoms Of Kidney
Disease that afflicted me, said Hon. b. b.
Thomas, Treasurer Penobscot Co, Bangor
Ne. ] have been cured BY BKowS's sAE
sArAKILLA and heartily recommend 1t to
my frleDcs.
{. ii. DuDton, Of Hampton, was foreman
Of the Stewart Mine While setting
pump be strained himself causing serlout
Kidney Diseases. How often this happens;
sudden wrench, ~ over exeftiOn. Or
violent jar brings Kidney Disease. Mr.
Dunt0D would have severe swelling across
the abdomen, his food would become sour
on bis stomach, together with pains across
the back and hips. He tried many RENE
dies, sought assistance in various direction
and at lsst bought BROWNS SAKsAPARILLA,
and by the Use Of two bottles was entirely
cured.
"lf you have a sharp pain
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

PITTsFIELD, Through the enterprise of
Mrs. DR.. Taylor a new 1925 Estey organ
has recently been purchased by the Free
Baptist Society "A course of lectures by
home talent is being agitated and Kill
probably be among the coming entertain.
ments in Pittsfield. &. On Saturday even
ing there will be a masquerade sociable at
the Institute chapel, and an enjoyable time
is expected. The teachers at the Maine
Central Institute are soon to establish q
reading room in connection with that in
stitution. The roads in this vicinity
have been nearly impossible In many
places for several days past, and the pres
ent indications are that they will not be
much better for some time to come. -. The
Maine Central Institute having complied
with the requirements Of an act passed by
the Legislature Of 1870, by which a fund OF
| $4,000 was placed to their credit in thu
State Treasury, will receive the same.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

ATHENS Jan. Goth, alter a long and pair
full illness, Rev. Charlie. Clark, aged Il
years, mo. aud day. Mr.. Clark was a
very kind husband and father, beloved by
b family and many kind friends. He was
very patient through his sickness although
a great sufferer. His faith was strong In
the Lord, and had great desire to get
home While one OF his daughters was
bidding him good bye, few hours before
be fell asleep, he says, weep not for me, l
am going home, it will be blessed to ct
home With his eyes turned to the wall,
he said, do you zee tbem2 They are all
there. Then turning his head toward his
daughter, be exclaimed, you must all come
Lord"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
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The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

80 of this town, installed their officers for
the present year on Monday evening, Jan.
goth, after which Camp Fire was held.
There was large attendance, and every
body enjoyed themselves. The following
is the list OF officers; Post Commander,
Joseph johnson: ). v. c., II. b. Smell; j.
v. c., Russell Nye; Adjutant, Henry Cor
to Quartermaster, S. johnson; Surgeon,
d. Pratt; Chaplain, o. M. Smart; o. D.,
French; @. NJ. S, C. Matthew's. VIM.
Goodwin nearly cut off enc of his little fir
gers while at work In the shovel handle
factory ....J. O. Winslow is putting in G.
tons of ice for use in his creamery -. "A
J. Bonney Is again President of the Cheese
Factory Co.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

Has been upon me for ss,rs. Iti1a'
brought on by lifting, oterexert1oti, &c.
Will. following my trade, .ald NJ Ghas
Patt"fepn, Engineer Bangor Machine 20.
Bangor, Ne. / got no aid unt1 bega1 y.
use BRowS's SAgsApAidlfa. All troubles
caused by Kidney Disease have leftne, and
my present good health II due to tho use Of
BROWNS SAEsAPARILLA.
No woman having kidney trouble, &C
c6mpaned Win those deep pains across the
back, drawing down pains. dizziness, fest.
.rss sieep, DC, can exp Ct comfort iD this
life until the cau-c he removed. This cause
/, u sease Of tn Kidney, can nIrt1e reach
I'd through these organs. Mr.. " i Her
rick. Of GIenburD, WAS 70 afflicted, aud
Ought various channels for help Hearing
ri BEo"N7 SAKTAPARILLA she tired II, be-
gan To rally at once, and to-day enjoys
good health. BKOwN's SAKsAPAEILLA II
peculiarly adapted for Kidn = Disease.
a l. a H.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
A Cara.

About fifteen months ago l bought a
farm in this town and took up my residence
here stranger. Since Christmas, till
quite recently my health has been very
poor, consequently last Wednesday my
wood pile was (non esD. But the follow
Ing day, Thursday lS men and teams
made vigorous attack on my wood lot,
Result: 10 to 20 cords OF wood sled length
at my door for which kind act on part of
my neighbors and friends, am truly CRATE
full. May Heaven bless them.
?. E. NORTON.
Stark Feb IA 1885,
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

To the 06leers and Members of Co, "E
I'd Reyt Inf NJ Y. M


FRIENDS AND COMRADES -GREETIs6
As have met with you 80 often In the past both
~ fell0w-sodier and commander. have naturally
had deep interest In your continued welfare and
Improvement. And though separsted by continent
Of three thousand miles extent, have watched care
fully and with Interest the progress you have made,
and have been highly gratlhed 10 see that the i'm
provement begun Ia 1882 has been carried on " high
or and more satisfactory results. Now TINT success
has crowned your efforts do not relax your zeal but
labor on constantly and diligently until you clearly
hold the FIRST place In the Militia OF Maine. II can
be done. And you will do It If you 80 deter
mined. You are known outside Of skowhegan, and
watched. You are known by in almost every
state in the Union, and those will bail with
pride your success and with borrow your failure
Allow me, now, 10 congratulate you most heartily
upon your present Itch standing. ! also congratu-
late yon upon your n4D xcellent choice Of Officers
at your recent election.
The one thing which desire to urge upon the
members is puncuality at all drill meetings The
rest is with your officers who competent.
Very Cordially Yours.
"a. MCINTYRE.
Former Capt. Co. "E." Now Principal public
Schools at Echo, Umatils County, Oregon.
JAN so 1885.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
EMBDEN The following is the full text
of the Embden renewal of bond bill


Section l. The town of Embden is
hereby authorized to retire by purchase or
exchange, at the option and with the con-
sent of the holder, the bonds issued by said
town in aid of the Somerset Railroad Com
pany, either at or before maturity thereof;
and for this purpose to issue town orders
or new bonds, in such form and amount,
having such rate Of Interest, and payable
at such times ana places as may be deter
mined by vote of the qualified voters Of
said town at meeting thereof, called &C
cording to law, Tor that purpose; provided,
however, that nothing herein contained
shall authorize any increase in the indebt-
edntss of said town.
Section 2. Said town is hereby author
lied, at TIL annual meeting thereof, TO
raise such SUN OF money as they my de-
termine, for the purpose OF the payment of
such town orders OF bonds as may be IL
sued under the provisions of this act.
Section 3. This act shall take effect
when approved.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

with tired, langud feeling, bearing down
pain, &c, you may be sure" says Mrs.
Chas. Bracket of Hermon, Me, chat you
have Kidney Disease. have been cured
OF severe case by BROWNS SARsAPAI.ILLA
after | had employed many doctors with
out benefit. Have been confined to my
home IN times past but am now in good
health -
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

STETsoN, ME-, Feb 9th, lss4
ARA WARREN. Esq, Bangor Ne. Dear
Sir Il have used what is known a.
BROWNS SARsAPARfLLA in my practice.
prescribing II for low ) ate Of Blood. for
weakness peculiar to females, and especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles. | have
always met with success whenever | have
used it. Being familiar with the compost.
ion OF BROWNS SARsAPARILLA | pronounce
1t TO be happy combination OF pure medi-
cncs. destined, have no doubt, 10 become
famous as blood, kidney and liver corr. CT
i've. l. w. T1BBETTS, NJ. d. Stetson, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

Said Mrs. Abbie Harbach, Webster St
Bangor, Ne. II have been told by medical
men that my Kidney d .ease was incuraole.
| have regained good health by using
BROWNS SAK7APAEILLA. ! consider j.
wonderful for touing Up and inYigoratiug
the system, It il Of great value in many
Of those troubles peculiar 10 our sex.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
Kidney Disease.

The Kidneys separate the To- pure matter to be
thrown off by the Urine II from any Cause they
do not do this, the system at once becomes cogged.
the entire machinery il thrown ont Of ord.r. and
disease and misery reign triumphant. Sic: Head-
ache, Sickness Of Stomach, Pam across Bdek
and Loins, Dizziness, Constipation and countless
other Ills are always present We guarantee
cure for all forms of Kidney Liver Disease
when BRowSs SARsAPARLLA Is taken III time
and according to directions Remember and
take
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

DETROIT Sunday evening the peo-
pie Of this place availed tn mselves of the
opportunity to bold temperance meeting
at the church with an address by NJ. j.
Dow as representative of the Grand
Lodge Of Good Templars. The choir fur
nishcd some appropriate temperance songs
with Miss Lizzie w. McFadden as organ
ist. Mr.. Ernest L. Plummer presided at
the meeting. 1t is expected that Lodge
of Good Templars will be instituted.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
Stark Feb. IA 1885.
A Peculiar Point.

OF Hoods Sarsaparlla, obvious to all, is
100 Doses One Dollar, an unanswerable ar
gument as to economy, while thoussr DIS
testify to its superior strength and posi-
tive remedial virtues.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

Avoid disturbing the cong legation after
entsring church by hacking and coughing,
by using Jadwin's Tar Syrup. Sold by
Geo. Cushing, druggist
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
BRITISH AMERICA
ASSURANCE Comply.
Notice.


The undersigned appointed by the supreme Judi
ciai Court, n SPECIAL committee, to view the route
mention, in the original petition OF George Went
worth and others, ior the dircontinuance Of high
way lying Ia the towns Of Madison and Skowhegan,
viz: Commencing at or near the residence of Har-
vey RUSSELL III Madison, thence by the premises of
Warren Russell In said Madison. thence in n south
easterly directionlto Skowhegan Village coming
into Madison Street near the premises OF the heirs OF
Hiram Jewett, according to location made by the
Hon Board OF County Commissioners oi Somerset
County, Dec. A. 1891. and recorded in Vol 6, Page
39s of County records to hear the parties interested
in the zane, and their evidence and 10 report to
said Court in accordance with the provisions OF law,
whether in our judgement the acton of the County
Commir sioners disseminating said 70 ID way shall
be in whole or part affirmed reversed, hereby give
no,ice that they will meet at the Court House, in
skowhegan, in said County. on Thursday the 18th,
day OF March A. ID. 1885. al 10 O'clock in the fore
noon for the purpose OF viewing said route and i'm
mcdiately after hearing OF the parties will be had
n romc convenient place in the vicinity, and snch
further measures taken in the premises the
mittee shall judge proper.
ALBERT LEAVIrT,
CALVIN q. TOTMAN,
WIN. ID. MITCHELL.
Feb 14h, 1885. 81
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

Group can be cured In twenty minutes by
using Jatwin's Tar Syrup as directed.
Price % cents and al per bottle Sold by
Geo. Gushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

Banged hair is going ut of style, and so
are banged up lungs, by using Jadwin's
Tar Syrup. Only 20 cents and 81 bottle.
Sold BY Geo. Cushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18

Key West voted bonnet to Handsome msrri ed
woman =" or tired to, but every husband voted Tor
his wife and the bonnet was destroyed in the fight
which followed.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
DIE: D.

South soon-Frb, 10TH sibyl Jewett Aged &c yrs
months.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
MAR RED.

West Athcns-Feb, 18th. by Fred futile, Esq. Mr.
Elmer NJ. Bowden to Miss. lnez K. Horn, both OF
Athens.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-02-18
Dor NJ.

Harmony-Feb. II, to the wife OF Charles o. John
son, daughter, (4os Albcrt;e)