The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1886-04-21
County Clippings.

Fred Pullcn, one of AnSon's prosperous
Young farm RS, starts for san Francisco
in two weeks.
The Shank Factory at North Anson Ina,
10 work its men nights to supply its
orders.
h. F. Bartlett Esp, Of North New
Portland, has been very sick with pneu
monia but is now convalescent.
Miss Minta Powers of Pitt>tield is the
Official stcnographcr Of the April term Of
Court of Hancock County, now in session
in Ellsworth.
Charles p. Pu>haw, eldest son of George
y Pushaw, of Pittsleld, has been making
his parents visit after II number of years
absence "out west
Hal II. Marsh, recently editor of the
Dexter Gazette, young man of much
promise, died Of consumption at Ripley,
Wednesday, aged - years.
The "Pittsicld Yacht Club" have had
their vessel thoroughly repaired this
spring and it will be placed ON the pond
"a soon a. the ice goes out Its now the
prettcst boat ever on the pond a..
Mr. Alonzo Brown. of Vest llartland,
has just finished season of one hundred
and twcnty-eight nights Of singing school.
Mr., Brown is a veteran teacher. having
taught about twenty-five schools in the
last five years.
The Kcnnchcc Framing Company start
ed up last week and have four contracts
for buildings to commence ON. \ full
crew will not he worl "d until the >n,v
mills start mp the last of this month Tins
company paid their men oil last saturday
night. and in the future Will make week
lypayment>
There seems to he a feeling in Arson
that this wear the town would receive the
interest on the mortgage bond, on the
Somerset K X. There has never been a
time when the road did half 50 much bust
ness as now. and thcpcoplc are beginning
10 inquire what is being done with the
money. and very soon they will take steps
to ascertain.
Little Lizzie Fitzgerald received Satnr-
day night large group photograph OF
the Jurors in the great dog case, nice
frame for the picture, and also an auto
graph album containing the signatures of
the jurymcn, all sent to her with the
compliments of those gentlemen, says the
pittStield IdreuiSer.
The Madison Wooden Company gave
their annual oyster supper to their help,
in the finishing room of the new mill.
Four hundred invitations We're given out,
several speeches were made ana after all
had eaten their fill there was II general
promenade with music by the band All
seemed to enjoy themselves and repaired
to their homes feeling much happier by
thus mingling together.
6 NJ
ton. of Lexington. aged six years met
with quite IA serious accident a few days
ago. He was going down To the wood lot
with sharp Ratchet, when he fell and the
hatchct came down on his hand with such
force a. to sever one of his fingers en-
tircly and make bad cut on the remain
ing three. He is daily attended by Dr
". H. Stevens and we hear that the little
sufferer is now on the gain.
At the special town meeting in st. NIB
ans called to consider the resembling of
the vote of a previous special meeting
when the town voted to change from the
district To the town system of schools, the
vote to rcscind was oNerwhelming-Il to
IL. But this does not settle the matter,
as if the meeting March 10Th was legal,
that of April 10th was illegal, and the
courts will probably be called upon to
settle the matter.
Miss Lucy Lowe, formerly of Canaan,
and for the past ten years II resident of
San Francisco, Cal, dropped in upon her
old home one day last week, giving her
many friends Il very pleasant surpri>e....
C.. a. Boston received painful internal
injury endcavoring to lift heavy stick
Df timber about four weeks ago, and has