The Somerset reporter., 1893-10-12

| j. w. Estes. court stenoSrdplcr MAS
at Augusta Saturday.
DR.. j. y. Merrill returned Friday,
from his New York trip.
Street awnings have been taken down,
and. with the straw hats, housed for the
winter.
\ fine new set of steps have been set
up at the South entrance to the freight
house.
Mr.. J. NJ. Frost of Portland, was the
guest of his son, Jas. Il. Frost over the
| Sabbath.
j. IL. Frame. who has been seriously
i'll at his home the past week, is slightly
improved.
Mrs. Walter Flint of Orono, is home
on Il visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Leavitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cushman. who
have been visiting in Gulford and SAN
gerville. returned home Friday.
j. p Merrill and wife arrived home
from their Chcago-Washington trip
Thursday evening.
Miss Brainerd has returned from Chi
eago, and again entered upon her duties
as operator of the Commercial uion
Telegraph Co.
DIR. +. o. Sawyer was prevented from
making his regular weekly trip to Ne.
Arson and Madison, last week, by Il
severe attack of rheumatism.
Levi Written. who has been at the
Maine General Hospital for treatment
during the summer, returned home last
week greatly improved in health.
DR.. F. +. Sampson of Penn Yam. y.
Y, is ON his annual vacation. a portion
of which he is passing in town as the
guest of +. G. Narney and family.
Mrs. G. W. Nash went to Richmond,
Saturday, on visit to her brother. NJ.
Z. Mlliken. Saturday, there was re-
union in that place of the Miliken fami-
", which she attended
Marston and Sawyer have the thanks
of the REPORTER for generous supply
of moose steak, which is indisputable
evidence of their skill and success rs
hunters of big" game.
c. \. Fairbrothcr has had finished
oil in one corner of his stable ON the
front two rooms to be occupied by {. \.
Goodwin AS Il harness shop. Goodwin
formerly occupied rooms on the floor
above.
In the races at Rigby Park, Friday,
NJ. T. Pooler x Sons black stallion,
Mahlon, got second money in the lis
class. being 9th in the first heat and
second in the next two. The second
heat was trotted in 2.l5 81.
First Sergt. Fred c. Dunlap of Co.
| E., has been promoted to the Office of
Commissary Sergeant on the stan of
Col. George \. Philbrick. recently elect
ed commander of the Second Regiment
National Guards of Maine. Sergt, Dun
lap will be an efficient officer in his new
position, but his leaving Company +.
will be Il loss to our home militia or
ganization.
Dr. {. i. Sawyer and {. A. Marston
returned from their three weeks hunt
ing trip on Friday, and as a result OF
their trip brought back the head, antlers
and hide of Il 600 moose, As well as those
of two large deer. inst which one
killed the moose we cannot ascertain,
rs it seems to have been II partnership
game throughout, but the Doctor wears
broad smile. and we surmise he had Il
generous part in it.
On Friday last, the sclectmeu of Nor
ridgewock notified our board of select
men that Mrs. Della Jewell had been
thrown upon that town, and that they
should hold our town for ''her keep
Immediate steps we're at once taken for
Mrs. Jewels removal to our town farm,
but as Mrs. Jewell claimed to he too ill
to stand the journey legal proceedings
had to be gone through with conse-
quently IA hearing was held in Norridge-
wock on Friday before Justice Priest,
and as he decided it safe to make the
transfer, Deputy Spear did so.
| Manager Cartoons list of entries for
his fall meeting at Elmwood Park, have
been issued. For Wednesday, Oct. 18th,
there is the , 10 class with eleven en-
tries. and the 2.27 class with nine en-
tries. For Thursday, the "a class has
ten entries, special two year old class
has four entries. while the great Free
for-All class fora $500 purse has six ell
tries. In this latter class are Gypsy
NJ, 2l3 81 and Early Bird, ZIG IL,
Mahlon. 2.1S II. Bird, 2.2l l-2and others.
This will be great race, and probably
the tastes: time of the present year in
Maine, over a half mile track will be
| made.
| As soon as the short days come max
ing it necessary to have artificial light in
barns in the evening or early morning
| to enable the farmer To feed
his team the kerosene lantern hobs
up serenely as a cause Of the burn
ing of buildings. The latest in this
county was the farm buildings of viii
| I l.. ID.