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The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-06
st. Adams.

Business in general rather quiet eX-
cept tor the doctor; he las plenty to
do.
| Mr.. j. w. .Icwett has heen on the sick
| lst for TWO weeks and at this time of
wiring is not able to sit up and has
4 been quite Il sufferer, but we hope is on
the mending hand now.
Some snow, but not enough for sleigh
| ing.
| Mr.. Palmer Of Detroit, is holding "a
4 Singing school at the Grange hall.
Work on the new bridge is progress
sing finely.
The farmers would like TO see some.
one calling around for apples. There
are surne five lots in town.
/ Hon. snd Mrs D. ID. Stewart contem-
plate leaving town on saturday, Dee.
/ Sth. for Boston, where, as is their Gus
| tom. they will remain trW weeks he
fore going to more Southern climate
/ for The winter.
| The Band concert is advertised for
Wednesday, Dec. l3th, at Town hall.
Fred F,nson and the other residents
on the sick list are improving.
The grst mill, run by Darius Emery,
is kept busy day and evening.
II is now thought the rock WORK al
the l.athrop bridge so called VIII he
ready for the bridge, ITSELF ny Dee.
10Th. The bridge, when l. 10 be oil
steel can be placed IN position III ahout
one week after ahhtnehts are ready.
The deer are quite plentiful aud hunt.
ers very much more so. Bert COOK fired
at one Thanksgiving DAY Ia pasture
South of ). II. Goodwin house. and
next day Killed one at the GOODWIN
| brook, so termed
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Norridgewock
Il. b. Wells is quite sick.

l. n Will. il nt,ita sid.
NJ St.,ons :, ,usbi,o vor,. au;,o
r,ridlr an H. hu.l1i,y "a Ii,.h a., i.
erecting on Wilkins street
,ya.,r. 81 "a tn ~. Mrs p L p,,r,,.s.
n, nnr stre,.fs ,,r,in ~ much i,1nrGy.d
in healtb
SB. ribbetts went to BOSTON. We'd.
nos,liy. ON business.
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,,ann. II. IA lii, Mr. Tihratts f",,
Corinth a4 teacher.
= N iilIin,s t,o y;.,n n.i.,a. :.
one Of rhr busiest men in town. lie i.
paiutiue lois of signs. not only for onr
own citizens. but Tor parties in the nd.
joining towns.
Miss Flora Hall Is quite sick.
Election of oflicers ,t Ratios Post r.,.t
Tuesday evening, Dec. II.
~ th. r.gul,r maetino Nonda,. mint
of tba p,,innnbassa, n,loa a. a II
the inililtory degree was conferred on
W. X. DeVrreuX.
Mr. and Mrs r Rartlntt of <ortb
New Portland, made II, call. Saturday.
Mr.. George Lunt and family went In
Pennington Hill. Thursday. where thev
will spend a few DAYS with Mr.. Inns
motber
Union meetings will he bcld evorv
pight tIia ,,.nl, ar rho co,,,,.,., i'll
church, excepting SATURDAY,. Revs.
Williams, Gregory and Matthews will as
stat The local pastors.
Mrs. Caroline Dole will snend tho win.
ter NTH Rev. DR.. Tappans family.
Mrs Charles Ward has retnrnad from
a threa un.ls visit at Jny.11 NJ
NJ II y s.if, :, :, ,ou. TIL.
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w. Palmyra.

j. w. Dyer contemplates doing quite
an extensive business this winter, taking
spruce lumber OH the lot he purchased
of the patten heirs. 1t will be drawn to
the station, At W. Palmyra, and shipped
to Pittsileld, over the > x NJ.
Thanksgiving day was generally oh
served in this part of the town and
turkeys are not as plenty on the mar
ket.
Mrs. NJ. A. Soulsbury of Watervlle,
spent Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs.
Michael Dyer aud returned home, Fri
day. Mrs. Soulsbury'S two daughters
met her al Pitt,tlrld, and will spend the
week in town with relatives.
Bertrand French who has worked this
season in Parkman, came home Sunday,
and stopped over Thanksgiving with his
father and returned Friday.
Mrs. Woodbridge took Thank sgiving
dinner with her brother, 5. p. Dexter
The many friends of Mrs Frank Gould
are glad to see her out again. Mrs
Gould's case for the past two years had
been considered doubtful
There Is but little hopes of Mrs. Net
tie Colemorc who has been confined to
the house the past year.
!. A. Goodrich and +. C.. Poolrr have
returned from their weeks hunting
trip, after big game with only IA deer
tracks in their pockets.
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bingham

The ice a. the ferry will bear teams.
several heavily loaded ones have al
ready crossed.
Mrs. Chas. Coleman of Jackmau.
shared Thanksgiving festivities at the
home of her parents.
MettlInd plummer and wife of Roch-
ester, ~ H.. arrived last Thursday
noon. They have been making visit
al Mrs. Plumner's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Chase, and IT, friends in
town.
Mrs. Frederic, teaeher OF the Primary
school, WAS Mt her home in Norridge-
wock through Thanksgiving recess.
Mr.. Fumes, our station agent Of tie
Somerset Railroad, was al oakland dur
ing the llttcr part of last week.
Mrs. .. ". Lander has Just recovered
from long continued illness.
Earle Murphy. who has been sick with
typhoid fever, il now able to exercise
out Of doors. lie will soon return to
his home AT Parlin Pond.
The frame of Frank HuaueWel's new
house has been raised.
Squire Jordan of Watere lie. has been
WIN u iihllH8 lIlF past NtF.N-
Mr. Buck went to SkoMhegan, last
Thursday morning, and returned Satur-
day night Samuel Foster acted as
proprietor of the drug store in The mean
time
Mr. $. W. Baker Is under the physi-
clans care.
DR.. Cowan made Bingham special
visit, Monday night.
The new house Just of Meadow street .,
built last summer by Mr.. Henry Abbey,
has been recently sold to RoNa Burton.
Dir Piper was called 10 West Forks
Sunda". lie made the trip On wheels.
Miss Carrie lluhTs school at district
number four, closed last week.
The village schools have a .rhanksgiv-
ing recess from Wednesday night to
Monday.
Tuesday evening the Ladies Mission
Circle gave a social lie AT Mon Hall.
Miss Small, teacher of the Grammar
school was at North Arson, last Satur-
day visiting her friend.
MIR. Stcarns of New Vineyard, will
conduct the next Sunday service at
Mon Church.
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I'ittsficld.

nder its new management the Sc
hast cook x Moosehead Railroads fiuan-
cial condition is rapidly improving and
confidence in its future progress and
usefulness restored. The officials have
Just taken up the second mortgage bonds
amounting to S25, 200 aud placed them in
the treasury a good freight and pas
-euger business the past month has
given renewed courage to those in
charge, which is largely due to the en-
terprise and prudent management of the
new uperintendent.
Charles Randlett, one of Pittsfield's
young business men and senior member
of the firm Of RaDdlett Brothers, died
very suddenly Of pneumonia, Friday.
DR.. Sanger of Bangor was here, to-
day. and made an examination OF the in
jures of Miss Nellie Waldron, recently
Injured on the railroad crossing by rea.
son Of Il car standing in the highway.
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West Pittsfield.

The Starlight Lodge, No. 1874, was re-
organized, Monday vrning, at the new
school house, by the Dep. Grand Chief
rrpmlar, Ames Of Madison, with 10 char.
ter members, names of officers: &. +.
\. +. Nelson; e. t. Walter J. Hum
phrey; V. +. Mrs, l.. ID. Seekins; Sup
of Juvenile Templers in Lancaster; &c.
Rotary, Howard j. Garfield; Asst, Secrc.
rary, Mabel Bragg; Chaplain, Mrs
Emily ID. Smell Treasurer, John Wilson
Financial Treasurer, Lorenzo Willis;
Marshal, Eta Nelson; Guard, Ansrl
pushor; Sentinel, Richard NJ. Philips
Past Chief lcmplhr, Portland Patten
Deputy Marshal, Chester Frost Install.
ing Deputy, Mrs. II. NJ. Emerson.
Chas. B. Patten is teaching at n. Dix
mont.
School in No. 6 commenced Monday,
with Mar. Nathan rurBer, teacher.
Miss Minnie Patten is teaching in the
south part of the town.
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ISriglltOIl.

Mf. aud Mrs. Asa Campbell Of Gar
Land, acrr in town the past week. visit
M relative, aud friends
Mr. Lizzie IIny,len is stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. Emma Weeks OF
Wellington Mr.. Weeks Is very sick.
Mr.. Daniel Fos< is sick. Dr. +. o.
Turner attends her.
C.arlic Decker, LENDER Haskell,
Jaules York, Walter N'ckcrson, JAMES
and Albert Dixon started for the woods,
Friday, Tor Hiram Noorc.
We motto Il VIII Wala,r wi.h pair of
fine horses. Mr. Moore brought from
Portland.
Mrs Ann Whtchsa~c has been visit
ing her daughter.
Mrs. &. l.. HAYDEN returned to her
hone at Cass Corner, last Friday.
Sulie Hayden came near drowning on
Smith Pond, last Mon,lay, he broke
through the ice, but was rescued by Il
rope being thrown to him.
High school begins next Monday, un-
der HE instruction Of T.. \. Decker.
Miss Jessie Farrin closed very sue
cesslul term OF school, in Dist. No. 8.
The singing school closes this week.
Hiram Moore of Madison, was in town
last Thursday night, with four horses
aud few men, en- route for the woods
on Squaw Mt.
r. I. Farrin and wife spent Thanks
giving in st. Adams.
ernest Decker and d. II. Foss, each
shot ,tiine buck deer, last week.
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Canaan

Mrs. Geo. Smith and little daughter
Mabclle, spent Thanksgiving week with
friends in Lewiston.
The village schools closed Friday,
Nov. 23rd. Roll of Honor for the phi
mary AS folows Charlie Williams,
Roy Lewis, frankie Wheeler, Amos Mel
son, Omar Lewis, Eugene Dunlap, Percy
Williams, Walter Farnham. Jesse Alex
ander, Shrlle Harris. Mabclle Smith,
Mile kecne, Allie Goodrich, Geneva
Boston, Addie Cover, and Isabelle Bar
rett. Mrs. c, d. Harris, teacher.
Winter term began last Monday, after
Il vacation of only one week. +. II.
Pratt and Mrs. G. d. Harris teachers.
The meeting at the church Sunday,
Nov. 25th, by Rev. o. NJ. Chase was
quite we'll attended both afternoon and
| evening.
The Harris family, to the number of
fourteen, partook of the turkey with
G. ID. Harris aud wife on Thanksgiving
day.
Mrs. Preston Furber has been quite
| sick.
Prof. II. d. Barrett was at home for
Thanksgiving
| Mr.. Geo. Weymouth of Skowhegan,
and Charlie Fitzgerald of Island Pond,
VT, were in town Sunday.
| The ball at the Canaan house, Thanks
giving night, was quite well attended
| there being about forty couples present
and very pleasant occasion, much en-
joyed by all.
The happiest man in our town Thanks
giving day WAS Nebraska futile. 1t
was baby boy, born that morning.
Harry Hubbard was home from Water
vile, during the Thanksgiving recess.
| Bert Prescott from Mass, visited his
sister, Mrs. A. J. keene recently.
Richard Harris has been visiting
friends in this village the past two
weeks.
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IIarOIle.

&c. Morrow has moved Il building
from near the stable. some rods down
the hill aud will remodel and build on
for n Workshop.
The school in No. l3 Fairfield has
combined with No. Z Skowhcgan, with
Miss George Davis as teacher for the
present term.
1t Is to be hoped that no one who
votes for State emblem will 90 back
on our old pine tree, that has given us
standing for so long.
= l.. Holway and family and f. II.
Tobey and family spent Thanksgiving
with Hurd Holway and daughter of
Skowhegan,
auction sale of the personal prop
eriy Of the late Mary L. Austin, was
held last Friday ON the est e. most of
the property going at di y mt.
In speaking of the indications of a
hard or open winter reminds us that the
crows have not left yet, which Indicates
that they are still here.
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SInitllfield.

The people Of this town met SATURDAY
evening. to see about organizing Good
Templar's Lodge.
7. j. Cole and wife of Bangor. spent
Thanks givng at his brothers, Mr.. A. b.
Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark are the hap
py parents of baby girl
Mrs. Carrie Charles of Mechanic Falls,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Thompson,
Charles Marston and wife spent
Thanksgiving with her parents in Read
field.
Another correspondent writes: The
Baptist church lately organized at Smith
field village, is rejoicing in the favorable
outlook for the winter. A good interest
is manifested in all the services The
community at large appreciate very highly
the privileges of the worship of God
As cordial invitation is extended to all,
TO join in worship with this people. A
gift very highly priced by the church, is
that of nice pulpi bible, presented by
Mrs Mary s. Vosmus of Skowhegan
Our thanks 10 the giver.
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Fairfield.

Mrs. Hay aud children spcut Thinks
giving here, returning 10 Portland Fri
day morning.
Rev. George Henry Dole OF Bath,
president of the Maine Association If
the New Church. delivered n lecture in
the Y. VI. &. 4. rooms. Thursday night.
a. +. Gerald has rendered his resigna-
tiou rs general manager of the Water
Vile q Faii field Electric Railroad, po-
silion which he has most accrptehIy
filled since the road has been operated
by electricity. The oXcrIrnt scrNic"
which the road has afforded the public
in the past. md the improved condition
Of lis financial standing during that time
show clearly that Mr.. Gerald is a most
efficient railroad manager, whose place
il will he hard to fill. He has always
dealt squarely with the public and has
afforded the best and most convenient
ear service possible. 1t now appears
that |. c. Libby will he the man who
will succeed Mr.. Gerald
Mr. Jacob Clark died. Tuesday. at the
home Of his son, K. NJ. Clark, on Main
street.
Village schools close this week till the
first OF January.
Miss Minerva Hodges has entered Co
burn Classical Institute.
G. a. Savage and wife and Miss Grace
Savage spent Thanksgiving in Lewiston.
Mrs. G. II. Newhall. Madam Newhall.
Mrs. Lewis, Master Henry NrwhnlI,
Mrs. Rachel fogg and Mrs. Elvra
Fowler, dined with Mr.. a. b. Page in
Shawmut Ihurstlav
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Cambridge.

Thanksgiving WAS quiet in town for
the inclcmency OF the weather prevented
any gatherings at he churches. j. IT,.
Mitchell and children spent the day in
town. A. l.. Cole was at home from
Colby University.
The weather has been very changeablr.
Citizens remark: There will be good
sleghng aud snow squalls come up and
ON the morrow the ground will be all
bare.
j. Gipson was ut onr village this week
past, with a crew of men Tor the woods.
Hunting and cunning are the more
popular pasttimcs aud are becoming
more and more so every day.
We learn that Mr.. j. Watson is to
start a black smith shop soon here. He
has secured the service of n iine work
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ham are expect
ed home soon They have been at work
for II. Rackliil OF Corinna, for the sea-
sou.
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Randall McCrillis, aged 70 years, who
has been sick with IL cancer, died Nov.
D. He has been Il great sufferer for the
past two years. He has lived in town
from boyhood, and wts one of our best
citizens.
Mrs. Mary Wright is very III.
o. NJ. Whitman recently sold pair of
oxen to Z. W. Thompson that dressed in
Brighton, 200 pounds. Mr. Whitman
always has nice oxen.
Mrs. Hattie Smith is on the sick list
Charles Il. Pratt, formerly of this
town, died in Boston, Nov. 18th, of
heart failure. He had lived in this town
foi % years. lie aud his wife came to
the old homestead this season for their
hcsllh and returned home feeling much
better. The remains were brought here
aud buried in the family lot. His age
was about 20 years.
Orrin l.. Soule and Herbert kcene are
giving their houses a coat of paint
which adds to their appearance.
Mrs. Betsy Atwell, wife of the late
Page Atwrll, will be 100 years old ii she
lives until the 2lst. of April next.
There are quito number of cases of
measles in town.
The winter schools commenced last
week. MIR, Young of st. Alb ms, is
teaching mt the village. Some of the
other teachers are Miss Alice Libbey of
Detroit, Miss Alice Colamore, Miss
Bertha Felker and Miss Cora Penuelt of
this town.
MIR. Frank Wright has moved his
family TO Camden. Mr. n ). Wright's
family will live in the house vacated by
his son Frank
Palmyra Grange now numbers 1870
members. Ii started about year ago
with 20 charter members.
Mr.. Russell Pratt died in Boston, last
week. The remains were brought home
and inferred in the village cemetery.
Aphonzo Brooks returned from Lyuu.
Mass, November n, ou account of very
poor health. His sister, Mrs. ID. T..
Soule, returned With him.
Browns Corner.
Cecil Lancaster Is stopping at G. b.
Chase's and attending school.
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West Madison.

II. w. Lowell of Pennington, has en-
gagged nearly all the apples in this Vi
entity at Sl.25 per barrel. We learn
that he is going to pay only Sl.0O per
barrel after December LIST, aud put up
no seconds.
Mr., +. j. Harding cut his foot severe
ly last week, but is getting along finely,
though confined to the house.
Deer tracks are said to be plenty in
the woods in this section.
DR.. G. d. Morrill, has headed petit
ton giving notice that the Legislature
will he asked to divide the town, setting
off the village corporation iuto town
by itself, or such line and division run.
ming north and south as will he for the
best interests of the citizens of Madi-
son.
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Embden Center.

About three inches of snow fell on
the night of the 2nd, which makes fine
sleighing.
The 10Th, was.the coolest Thanksgiv-
ing day in the memory of the oldest
inhabitant.
Tie Ferry Boat was taken out of the
river the Both.
Teams crossed the river on the ice
above the dam at Carrytunk Falls the
10Th.
Mr.. n. p. Topper closed very sue
Aee sful term of school in dis. No. The
10Th.
Palmer Williams invited his friends In
for social daCce Thanksgiving eve.
All attending report fine time
Mr.. n. p. Topper and family moved
to Scion, the first Of the week.
Melvin W. Berry is cutting spruce for
pulp.
Reuben Case sold horse this week.
H. G. Hodgdon shot a fine deer the
3rd.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
East SkOwhegan.

Thanksgivit & day was observed very
quietly In this place and but very few
had an invitation to dine away from
home.
The first week of school In the Austin
district had an attendance of II and a
few more should attend, while Il good
opportunity Is afforded.
The slrighing Is rather thin and some
improve it, but the prospect Is more
rain.
Almon Sanford made n good bcgining
last week hauling up seven cords OF
wood to his door and +. q. Richardson
hauling up three.
Our hulled corn man Theodore Good
rich has suspended business till spring,
having hired to go into the woods Mon
day.
Adclbert Richardson, wife and chill
dren from Parsons Mill Cornville, are
In the place making a few short visits.
He reports business extremely duh al
present and likely to be through the
winter. Charles Kicker the principal
sawyer has gone to the Aroostook
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no appetite. NY nerves were III fright
full state, and was very weak.
81 could not walk but what 1t put me
out OF breath. tried medicines and
doctors, but they did me no good. One
day Il friend wished me to try Dr.
Grecnc's Nervura blood and nerve rene
dy.
"Aftcr taking three bottles Of ihis
wonderful medicine | was In perfect
health. think it j. Il splendid medicine,
and would advise everybody to try it"
TO lool; well and feel well you want
strong nerves and good blood. They
are quickly, surely and permanently
made by Dir. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. 1t is doing wonder
full wo. k among the sick and suffering.
1t will cure you also. You need just
such remedy
1t is the discovery Of Dir. Greene, Of
"a Temple Place. Boston, Mass, the
most successful specialist In curing ner-
vOus aud chronic diseases. You can
consult him free, personally or by letter.
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South Madison.

Mr.. Harry VIII and wife of the vii
lage We're on Ward Hill, Sunday, to
visit their sister, Mrs. Lillian Ward
Mr. IL. +. Gilman who has been sick
for few months past is Empowering I'M
der the treatment of Dir. X. II. Pulsifer
of Skowhsgau.
Mr.. John Clearand of Norridgewock
was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. j. 5. Blackwell is soon to open n
blacksmith shop at his farm which will
be very convenient for the people in
this vicinity.
Charles Houghton went to North An
son, Saturday, to visit relatives.
Snow enough in this vicinity for quite
good sleighing.
Mrs. McGuicr and sister Hattie were
out home Sunday
Mr.. Sidney Taylor and family OF
Starks were In town a few days this
week on a visit to Mrs. raylor's sister,
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Fairfield Centre.

Geo. Topper was at home from Wor-
cester, Mass, n few days last week
Hiram Patten of Riverside, WAS in
town Friday of last week.
Mrs. NJ. +. Archer went to Pittstield,
Friday, being called there by the sudden
death of her nephew, Chas. Rand!ett.
Our winter term of school begins next
week, with Lou fozier, teacher. Miss
Tozitr Is resident OF the district and
has taught this school for several terms,
viii Wood of Waterville, shot deer
in the woods in the vicinity Of North
Fairfield, recently.
At an annual election of officers of
Victor grange, held Saturday evening,
the following officers were chosen for
the coming year: Master, Il. f. Libby
overserr, o. A. Bowman; lecturer, Mrs.
j. Allen Jones; steward. +. E. NOVEL; /;
asst. steward, Nelson Holway; chaplain,
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Athens.

On account of the rain of Nov. 23rd,
but few attended the reception of Mr..
and Mrs Elmer Trafton, yet those who
dared to venture out were highly en-
tertained aud served a bountitul treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trafron were the recipi-
ents of many BEAUTIFUL and costly pres
ents, though only part of the list has
been reported, among which are the
following: Set silver knives aud forks,
by Mrs. Traftous father, VIM. o. NJ.
Mason; large parlor lamp, Mrs. O. NJ.
Mason; set teaspoons and silver napkin
ring, Miss Eva Mason; linen table cloth
and glass set, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
Trafton; set silver spoons and sugar
shell. Lionel ration; nice silver castor
MIR. George Allen and family; china
pudding set Misses Mae and Fila
Allen; set teaspoons, Mr.. aud Mrs. IL.
$. Elliott; salt aud pepper shaker, My
lon Elliott; glass set Marley Mason !;
glass berry dish, Ira Poland; colored
glass water set, Mrs. Ella Ward and
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East Madison.

Mr.. Geo. Young and Miss Carrie
Witham of this place, were united in
marriage, Thursday, Nov. Goth. They
have the best wishes of their many
friends.
J. w. Hussey has just received as nice
II pair of thoroughbred Berkshire pigs
us ever saw. lie got them for breed
Ing purpose. They came from Pa.
Frank Weston bought nice veal calf
of Matt Moore.
Mrs. G. Z. Stevens of SkOwhegan, is
visiting at her brothers, :. s. Hayden.
Mr.. Steven Messer is quite low at this
writing.
Mrs. Chas. Mcdonald had shock one
day last week.
j. s. Hayden and son are prepared to
repair and paint wagons and carriages in
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Concord.

Mr. Bert IIcaly has been home from
the woods II few days.
Miss Rose Hun of Lexington, is visit
at her uncle's, Daniel McAlister.
Miss Nettie Hodgdon of Embden, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Flora May
Berry.
Mr. Wilbur Savage of Madison, was In
town on business the first of the week
Mr.. Ben Berry has finished hauling
hard wood.
MIR. aud Mrs. Alfred Berry spent the
Sabbath, with his sister, Mrs. Marshal
Berry of Emhdrn.
Mr. John Spencer shot fine deer on
the morning of the 81.
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WIS. Lottic IIol vav; treasurer, NJ. F
Archer; secretary, G. +. T,bhetts; gate
keeper, Frank Cannon; ceres, Mrs. Il.
+. Libby; fora, Mrs. u. Z. Jones; p
mona. Mrs. o. a. Salley; lady asst.
steward. Mis- Lou \. rozier.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-06

Randall McCrllis, aged 70 years, who
has been sick with IL cancer, died Nov
y. He hats been II great sufferer for the
past two years. He has lived in town
from boyhood, and WIS one of our best