The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-26
Scion.

two fingers from his left hand, on cir
cular saw, while saving Single bolts
| in his mill one day last week. His hand
slipped off the bolt and struck on the
saw. The fingers. were simply held IL
the rest of the hand by a small p.eee of
the skin. They were fastened in place
and ii is hoped they will be a lie to save
them, as they are doing well now.
Hon. Turner Boswell started for the
west. Monday morning, on business
trip of few weeks.
Chester Jones arrived honr last ~eek,
after several weeks visit among friends
ia Boston and vicinity.
Mrs Turner Boswell attended the
Ingcrsoll lecture AT Waterville Neducs-
day evening.
If any one has Il sheep that can or has
beaten that owned by Mr.. David Patter-
son of this town, we would like to hear
from them. Four years ago. she gave
birth to two lambs, three years ago to
three lambs. two years ago To four
lambs, one year ago to four lambs, and
thi, year 10 four, making a total OF sew
entcen lambs IN five years.
George W. Smiths teams arrived
nome iroul ,''e Nooas lasl nD.,'a -, :
maui S"oi "lh'er "oIN' At = P'''-
ed.
Frank French was home from Orono. a
few days last week. Frank Is now in
hi, junior year
SAW Sewell Dinsmorc and Henry
Washbnrn Of Bingham, in town, Friday.
hrs' lis9h Jones pas''a IN ''9 =.
IN , , 'i'a ma M $3.50 ',.,.,,rroJ Vii.
a. iD"7 a - ,,.,.s at,a,dad ~. I,rga NM
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Al. tas-a pa,,or ono Tim, resident
os ~ ta,,,, HID a, III. hnfnn in mn
April. lith. He was buried under the
au.ni,es of Sedgcwick Posi-. G.. \. Il.
Notice of the above has been received by
keystone Lodge, +. & \. NJ. of which
he was Il member.
Mr.. ". NJ. +. Brown Of ,howhegan.
has been in Town few day ii his sou 8,
law office.
James Sterling Of SO. Scion. has been
on he sick list for several weeks. but Is
better now.
Leslie Davis started for the drive.
Monday noon.
Mr.. D. r. Mills went ia Bangor. Fri
day.
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Store in the :. \. Tibbett. blilding on
rho roruer
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III "" va
Carroll i'aggeit "i North AHSon' was
!" "" u '"9' '"'' 9'"S
FRANK Ealn"s mas boaSl' iafii III
EmDdeh, ana mas moved hi iaiiilIA on 10
!"
Mrs IL. > hlce mas been on Inc SICK
''9' ~! way
"A, H. bosWoftil went To ho-loe' last
week
Rev. Mr. Mason OF Oakland was III
town, Friday, aud conducted the ser
wees AT MIS-. Jones funeral
ID. l., Mills started Tor Nl't TO Day
ton, ONO, tuesday morning. lie IN
tends To be gone several months.
Malon Patterson moved hi. stock of
goods from the store he hl, been occu-
pying to the +. 5. Longley store, Mon
day and Tuesday.
1t isexpccted thai most of the schools
IN town Will commence Monthly. ADill
30th. Ten weeks will then run into
July.
Fall Brook Lodge, A. o t W, will
celebrate their "a anniversary, Friday
evening, Aprli 2lfh. by an OYSTER supper
anu on.e, 'a'n ..,' ~ ~" 1oMn nun
! lo,'',''ent sicahei, VI '''e ''oe' "'c GA
Poo'' w 'o p'o''".'
-. Is. fr'nel ana II fearc are pant
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r,"" M nusse' Vi ''N'""'S'"' ""9 III
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Jacob Goodwin was at North Anson,
Thursday evening, attending the odd
feiiows meeting
we understand that ). II. Gray III
.enus putting MS S'or' III '"oro"sl r.
pau
u "" p noe'oe os .o p'Ptf a,,'t l.eN ~, a.
~, ~ D'..,I',, ',..,.,i., W..
ho vii, nre,ch in Srnrborn and Saco
Harry III. many friends yin he sorrv
tn Lnow that he ia not fo remain ,hnro
anothor year