The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-03-31
County Clippings.

J. q Hilton, Arson, from a. IN To )
p. ln. les one hour incoming, butchcrcd
70 fat wcthers.
Lawyer WILDER la, moved from North
New Portland to Arson, and Lawyer Cor !.
son Of New sharon, is to take his place at I
New Portland.
Joseph Gordon of Lexington Ridge,
broke his leg below the knee. last Mon
day. while hauling logs on the Dead river.
He has been taken home.
Mr. Gardner l.. Beanof Pleasant Ridge,
while driving his team caught his lc9 be
tween the load and Il tree. breaking his +
lcg in two place, helow the knee.
Roger Chase of Norridgrwock. in Gus f
todv of I nitcd States Marshal lIcrmon
and Deputy Marshal Smith, was brought
before Commissioner Choatc at Augusta
last week for selling liquor without pay /
ing the i'nited States tax. He was held
and committed.
Mr.. y. +. Clapp. of North Arson fame,
was arrested recently at st. Stephen. y.
b.. and lodged in the lookup, on charge
of making gambling den of his liquor
saloon in st. stephen. tlapp's son and
TWO others were also arrested.
Mr. Parker Luce son of Geo. Luce who
moved from Arson to Nebraska two years
ago was married to Mis-, Alpha NJ. Luce
of Arson and started to his western home
last Friday week. Mr. Luce owns ii large
farm out there and raised 5000 bushels of
corn last year
/ At meeting Of the general committee
of arrangements for the Weston Ccntcn-
NAL ReYnion, held at the residence of DR..
/ -. ID. Morrill, in Madison, March II, il was
decided To hold the reunion. Wednesday.
Sept :. los6, at the home of Theodore b,
/ Weston in Madison, where Benjamin
Weston settled in l7SG
Austin Eancs, the veteran log-drive
again takes charge of the Dead rivers wa
tiers thi. spring, experimenting live sec
tion>, extending from Long Falls to the
Forks of the kcnncbcc. Mr.. Eames has
/ drove this river successfully when under
his supervision. and understands every
freak of its dark and trcachcrouo waters
Me>srS Nilcs Il Moody NUMBERING ON
| BLINK Brook, Dead River, have two broth
er, by the name of Boynton. who have
made record, II far As heard from. of
! landing the most logs that cannot be beat.
/ They are hauling by the NJ one of the
| I}nyntonS has II siX-oX team and the other
four horses. In one week this month they
hauled 1900 NJ on two and one-half
mile road up rise of four hundred feet,
the grade being ten feet in "A hundred.
The annual meeting of the Maine State
Sheep Breeders Association was held at
North Arson March Ii, when the follow
ing officers were elected George Flint,
President, North Arson; Herbert Cor
bctt, Vice President, Pennington; Geo.
f. Moore, North Arson, Secretary and
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Al special meeting heid' saturday al
81 Alpah> IL was Notcu To auopt thc town /
system OF managing the schools LOT the |
NEXT three years by vote OF ~ 10 ~
me Nole was 100 slliaii 10 give ehilre Sh'-
lslactloh' ana another meeting may he
Noah Prescott was thrown ont of sleigh |
and h r hip was broken, one day last week |
....At the town meeting all articles were
passed except the article to rescind the
vote whereby the town at an annual meet
ing voted to hire $500 to take up six per
cent orders.
The Fairfield .L,,ys,J SAYS. Saturday
tho visitors Ia grond iurv who wrnt
before that honorable bojy to tell where
they rot their bua iuicr returned in a
very happy condition Nathan Tuttlc and
his pard George Foster. "u hooped 'erup'
ON Main street until psthered in nv chief
of police Simpson. who gave them an in
trnductiou ia nur city huildinu This han
ny connie has been ATTENDING the Gospel
Nrmv meeting, mis- winter They drove
down Main street with Nathan, four dol
lar plup at a tiye.mjle pait. singing n Cos
pei Army hvmn, and landed in the lock I'M
comnletcly snng ont
The Electric Iight comuany have rot
all their pole, set and the fixtures M in the
nlocrs If husinn.s an Maine street Two
hundred IiDbt. were leased nj the start
and nearly another hundred has heen en-
gagged since the enterprise was started
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Grand Master Pow,lerly of the knights |
af Labor has issued n circular denouncinp
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