The Somerset reporter., 1892-11-03
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| Mdlun ldlltIStu, NuiiiIltI fApNtu anu
Daniel ;. York, appraisers of the estate
uf the late Samuel L. Records. have just
taken IN inventory of the goods and
chattcls of deceased, preparatory to max
ing their return of slime To the Probate
| Court.
Samuel j. Record. son of the late
Rev. samuel L. cords, and admnistra-
tor his fathers estate is in town engage
ed in settling up matters in consummd-
/ tion OF his trust.
Solon WIS amply represented at the
shooting competition" held at The
! Forks, the 25Ih. inst, i persons of Orrin
| Nittum, Asher Davis aud Mariner irvine,
who reported the affair II perfect sue
cess in every particular.
Miss Sionili Irvine. who has been
stopping the past Week with her parents
III this city. departed Thursday for
Boston In attend the Mechanics fair.
Frank Davis has recently rolled into
| his cellar, several barrels of cider fresh
from the press, it being his ayoMed in
trntion, of celebrating the victory of
| Cleveland ut the coming election. There
''i~ manya sliptwixt the cup aud the lip.
This proyerb may become eXempliicd in
every SENSE of the word in the case
| above cited.
Lewis Whipple is meeting with flat
| tering success as a teacher in the SO.
Solon district it is reported that his eff
forts as pedagogue.are fully appreciated
! by all concerned.
Mr.. ID. L. Mills of the MooSehead Pulp
and Paper Company. is reported quite i'll
in Ohio, where he has been for the past
few weeks. engage in business relating
! to his interests in Somerset.
Game of all kinds are remarkably plen-
ty hcreabouts. deer can be seen nearly
every day in some of the pastures and
/ back fields. our correspondent recently
met one. II large buck in the road within
half mile of tn, village. he exhibited
more curiosity than fear upon approach
| ing him, but evidently considering Il too
close acquaintance Objectionable leaped
| lightly over a six rallied fence and dis
appeared i'll the bushes
Massachusetts parties hay hunted fox
Is in the vicinity of Rowell Mountain the
past fortnight there tn echoes have
been awakened by the promiscuous bang
ing of breechloaders, and the baying of II
numerous pack of hounds. At the latest
report they had secured twelve trophies
Of the genus "reynard.
! j. H. Rowell and wife have just re-
turned from Il fortnight'S visit to Boston
and vicinity. having witnessed the wOnd-
crs exhibited at the Mechanics Fair, and
the splendid parade of the Columbian
celebration, both features are pronounced
magnificent
Chester NJ. Jones. the genial proprie-
tor of Rowe Pond Camps has aftera pros
porous run, wound the business up for
the season. He states that the spawning
beds are fast being thronged with trout.
although it is yet somewhat early for
this interesting event to take place,
Chester Jones killed il large buck yes
tcrday on his way out from Rowe Ponds.
the animal ran nearly eighty rods before
falling, after receiving II 10 calibre bull
let through his heart. This corpus del
icti can be seen now at w. Il. Giiord's.
TaXidelmist who pronounces it fine
specimen.
Fred Merrill has Just returned from
! Chase Stream Township where he has
been hunting for the past week. Killed
several cartridges and wounded large
deer
There will he AN antiquarian supper at
the South Scion meeting house Satur-
day. Nov. 5tn from & to s T.. NJ, the pro-
cerd> to be used for repairing the church
George W. Cover aud y. W. Braincrd
accompanied by their wives We're in
town Monday, also Miss H. Morris and
| Henry Washburn.
Miss Lotto NJ Adams departed this
morning on a visit To relatives in Card
urr.
The family of Ira Hartman moved
their household goods to Madison. Mon
day. They intend making Madison
their permanent abiding place where
Mr.. Hartman is at present employed.
Will Lake and Frank Forsyth started
Monday for the woods. the former to
cook for PaySon Nilcs ON Dead River.
while Mr.. Forsyth takes charge, Il
usual for l.onglry aud Cha~. {. Low at
Indian River.
Mr.. Skinner of Maiden Mass. after
six months soiourn at that .'Sporl>m
paradise" Jones Ranch at Rowe Pond.
boarded the out ward bound train Tues
day morning fer home. He declares his
health greatly benefited by his prolract-
ed outing.
\. H. Bosworh has without exception
probably the finest nock of sheep in this
county; it consists of two hun ircd and
forty large Lcicesters and ShropshireS.
At his last clip they shearcd IA trillc over
eight pounds, on an average. of long
! cOarSe'Wool, one large ewes fleece tipped
the beam at twelve pounds. lie received
twenty-five cents per pound for his pro-
duet, all of which showed that il certain
ly pays TO keep sheep of superior grade,
Dr. 5. +. Green Was called by tcle-
phone Monday to attend Il Frcnclmnn at
the Forks who is threatened with dph-
liberia. people there fearing epidemic.
The present seasons crop in this see
tion has been quite good with the eNccp-
| tion of the potato crop. which has been