The Somerset reporter., 1886-04-28
County Clippings,

Mr. Hiram I. Tux of Somerset Mills,
j. very ii With pneumonia
Lawrence. Phillips Co... hase loo
men uu their logs driving them aat oi the
streams.
Jonah llonghton IF California i visit.
ing his father, Jonah Ilonchtan Of Arson
who i quite sick.
Josiah Tinkham. Arson. 1heared three
sheep that >hcarcd nifty -onc pounds OF
nice long wool
e. A. Luce, Arson. has made one humid
red and fifteen gallon, of maple syrup III
twenty days and SAY, he wi make TWEEN
tY-tiyc gallons more
Monday Warren Clark cmploYed in the
shop OF the Fairfield Furniture Co.
caught his hand in a groove AMI received
a bad tlcsl wound
Jewell Brothers Of somerset have sold
their tlnc colt Junior Is Constitutions ''
rharics Phillips of Seucr-,t aud e. IL
Nelson Of Watcrsille Tor et'a. Nelson
will handle the speedy colt.
Amos Remick. formerly of Arson. ha>
returned home from over 2u Years >o]ourn
in the Golden STATE. lie VIZ IN town
TUESDAY 10 see his birthplace and home "l
tIt~ NItFtitflIs lit Aiit'#Ii'iN ~ - tN'''N
tNu months.
The kennebcc river drive /, 70 be put
under the sole charge Of Sir Thomas Ah-
sott of the firm Of Ahhott Is Iown>cud.
Of North Arson. Mr.. Austin EancS j. To
have charge Of ahe Dead Kycr drive
TWO good men for very responsible posi-
lions.
The annual alumni reunion Of the stu
dents Of Arson Academy viii bc held
Friday evening. April 3oth. 1t has been
the custom. in former wears. 10 hold the
reunion later in the season. hut for the
general convenience Of all it wa> thought
best to change the TIM.
The Palmyra assessors have completed
the inventory and find valuation Of o2"'
49, worth Of real estate. Sti. 155 of per
>onal estate. being gain Of about S4VWV
over last years valuation. Rev '. ID.
Swcetland has been engaged by the Free
Baptists To supply the church at this VII
lagc one-fourth of the time the ensuing
year.
Mr. {. ". Phillips of Somerset Mills
ha, been remembered BY one of his Wa
teryille friends, Geo. Gilman now Of New
York, who has presented Mr. Phil p with
handsome thrcc-year-old colt Of the
lIambletonian blood. "A thoroughbred and
Is hanson a pictcr.
Cbo.terN Jnr,s who has hcen rnnuino
ANN at th. Carr, Ponds ,lurin., Inc ms
fnmr ,ears bo. hnngb, the comns lorat. ii
a, pn,ra pand Pleasant Ri1ta and +.
mro,,ar,l Ia ENTERTAIN Gshino and snort
mo nor,i.s pa..nn,,ers leaving Rostnn nt
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v,ar and Sila, Wood of STARK, who /,
- were sons of Dea. Wood. n soldier Of
the Revolution. He claimed 10 be the
last soldier who left long Island in the
retreat of August. l77G. Being detained
hy .n,ur duty he arrived M the landing
aS the last hout WINS showing on and ran
into the. water TO hoard it. He was mar
ricd and moved to Stark. in l7sl.
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