The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-07-16
STATE NEWS.


cyclone In Eastern Aroostook County
Tuesday unroofed several buildings aud
damage trees aud erops.
Gardiner is much excited over II shoot
ing affair. Tuesday night Thomas Vach-
on shot Mrs. Nora Landry In the head
and then took his own life The woman
lies at the point Of death with little
chance OF recovery.
pster Mob ,ronge sg.d ob,,, Ia ,,,ors
was drowned TmesdsS afternoan T., d.
nohscot riv.r from nost
Co., NJ.
I'M hyue' manager ol 'he bath
Of receiving the CONTRACT for tho nov
cruiser owing IN the annarent imnnssihii.
i,y NJ nnishlng IL witbin tba al1nt,ad ,in,a
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- " I"an'' oe''ei hh'"ii as Le WIS
I"iilei " iFmie'u"' was s'appeo ues-
Wy NY n'sn' py ooe noula ASA Vi Le"lstpu'
me nc ,nJu, les are though. 10 oe serious
no P''''e a'' 'oai'i'nS iof nourassa'
The committee OF location of the rlrst
annual meeting OF the Msi.e State VeteI-
ans Association met Ia sdsy evening,
and decided upon Augusta IL the place Of
the next meeting. The II citing will oc,
cur In the last week in August at the
STATE muster groun''s. ! ne State fur.
nlshes terts, accommodt ,lon', etc. All
veterans are Invited to st ii.
Arrangements are well under wav for
obtaining subscriptions for :he proposed
monument to the memory Of the ate Hon.
Hannibal Hamlin. The Grand Army
started the movement and have appointed
The following committee To take charge
Of the matter Col A. Il. Farnham, Mr..
l., j Morse, Col. c. Il Getchell and Col
&. V. Crossman. Sufficient encourage.
ment has slready been given to warrant
the statement that the monument will
soon be erected
The 18th anniversary Meeting of the
Maine Dental Society will be held in
Brunswick on Tuesday and Wednesday,
July Il and %, In the same hall where
the society organized, DR.. Elbriisc
Bacon of Portland who was the first
president, has served In that capacity the
past year, and will preside. The only
original members Of the organization v no
are now c. mn c'ed with 1t are DR.. Ell
bridge Bacon. DR. +. j Roberts, Augusta /;
DR.. Thomas Fillebrown, Portland; DR.. j.
II Lombard, Brunswick.
Gen. CHARLES IIamlin says that his IA
ther long before his death, told him the
| s.oty over wh'ch MT Nlcolay ana Vol
no.'uie ARE no" uisputlne, he ~ author
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saEs.
MISSES walker OF new 1prk, IL Is stat
eu, nave ohefed TO give an art building II
bowdoin coll 'ge, and 1T is stated tina
plans are now In preparation for thu
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au1 st ,,', anu III Every way Wof.ny ln'
lna :, a. er,eu.oi , owne' oy sne eoi
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Judge James A. Miiliken OF Cherryheld
Tor many years prominent member o
the washington county bar, Is dead. liz
was the hrst Republican candidate for con
gross In what was then the Sixth district
a ha'i We "as ue'ga,eu ny sinai naJor''y. ~
.a ar "si' 1917" l,a ~ oii'oYs anu 'ei' ea
49, ~ WV is "a, he WIS e'eo'e'
ju uB u pnop"'e ., washington county II
''-' "nu ""' 'iiiee ,ii"es ie'e'oI'eu, sern
| 'ns s'At.e. yeus ne resigned III loo
~ "e. ' ~ Vi IA ing h'"''h' o""Se Mill
Nen was 10 Se"i' VII"
The shoe factory business has left III
Tor certainty II is needless NJ this lat'
hour to discuss the why's and wherefor
OF It's leaving, but 1t has gone, just thu
same ana the simple reason that the firm
contend that 1t can do better somewhere
else IL reason enough. The next thing /
hustle around and set the Wheels MOVING
| again he rd OF Trade, where Is II
L u.
"ep''''i'
Sher II sylvester telegraphed CITY Mar
sinai Crocket OF kockiand to arrest an'
| mold w. Il. smith, agent of Bostoi
l,qnor irm who eluded the officers a
Harrington, Skipping out the back doc
OF The hotel and being carried by team
TO North Anson, and thence to Boston
| Sylvester TOOK the noon train for Rock
laud and Will return Wednesday with his
prlsoner' Inc trial Will take place
| Thursday
Up to the present. lumber mauufactur-
ers along the kennebec have managed tc
Keep their mills running to about thei'
| luil capacity nut leading operator says
mat lhe tlme mas come when, owing tc
the uuil market there must be curtallinl
Oh 'he amount sawed. Inc manutactur'
cannot De contihueo at lne present rate
WIN so SLACK demand. There are som'
ioo'ooo ooo leet OF logs OF last winters
cut In the RIVER the driVe having beer
very Clean III owing 10 the weak market
| .he output Oh manufactured lumber Is GU
ho "nrr .nrn n .n 'ot - ioss WI,
s,,cIs vii coma dow H. VIC, ~
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~,
Inc superintendent or the school fund
ana mil TAX Tor the present year has just
been hnlsheo oy state treasurer Beal,
amounts In the aggregate to S473 $50, ali
increase OF Soz,26l'49 over the sum APP
poft'oned In 1871, and was occasioned In
the main oy the new valuation. There is
an increase, however IN the school mon
ev derived from the savings bank tax OF
Sao Tha nunbor nt aohn,.u oo,ns a, 3i go
900; =, aoh $3.50 W or co. ne rs Eio,ofV
ss.u 80 w ,ha nn,nt,aot $50, go MN" o,,
or s' yI"i ,n a. ua a1 ~ senu p was
''-, s",ns ~ o. w 'aon eono'af'
Mrs. Aoble, widow OF Samuel Munson,
missionary killed oy the cannibals of
tne fes 1ee ISLANDS, died at Pennington,
M, lay. STE was very eccentric. No
relatives were win her and she reques ed
,v oe Tvt The rea,n aau nau no
~ par,,snd Tr,dau a ,u f.o "e r. 'aAen
wsrs tssan 70 tho can nu. I'm nd 'u h Gats
A sor Ssmns, W,nsnn s s,. auu o1f .,a
Irn;,ad states armv ,vss huriaS IL VI ~, the
manner fsa @ na.ys s "o' DE" pns,i IN hhe