The Somerset reporter., 1894-04-05
Loaded team, are still crossing, Moose
Pond and consider it safe.
No. Cornyille.

sir. Moses Hopkins visited hi> brother
At Solon last week.
Mr. and Yrs. Joe Libby of Wellington
were ut Philip Gardeners last week.
F. l.. Hight. accompanied by L. j.
Braekett of Portland. has returned from
a weeks trip up river, in the interest of
the Washington Life Insurance Com
panv.
Mr.. Alhra Eaton. who went west sever
al months ago has returned, bringing with
him his bride. nee Miss Rosa Dow. who
was formerly a resident of his town.
Their many friends will be glad 10 vel
come them back, and 10 extend To them
their hearty congratulations.
Dr. II. G. laggart Of skoWhcg III DR..
l.. y. Eilingwood, and M. !. &. Hight
OF Athens; Bert Potter Of Wellington:
Mr.. VI. r. Cooley aud Mrssr,. VIM. and
Mark johnson. of Bingham. were in
town last week.
Mrs. Green was called Ia >howhegan
last week on the account OF the illness
of her little grandson. Ills father Frank
Green. had been taking pain Killer. 50
the little fellow thought he would have
some too, and accordingly. helped him
self. drinking il without dilutiug. The
fey liquid proved to be anything but n
pan killer in his case, a ii took the
skin all of his mouth. II was "A severe
lesson for the little chap.
The barn raising at Lyman Whitticr's
February Is, was success in every WAY
excepting the weather. 1t was eX-
trcmely cold, but the lncn notWithstand-
ing that fact. did not leaY,. until the
L.. IN, al, ,.raIit
is also due 10 Teslis Bowdeu. the head
workman: but lac would never have I'M
taken the job, had he not known he
could make II success of it. and although
some were doubtful. there stands the
barn, perfect in every way, the result
of his hamliwork
Twice during the past week did Our
CITY of the Dead, open it, gates TO
receive new inmates. Leon only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Adams. was laid in
his tiny. narrow bed, Sunday March %.
He WAS not "a year old, but love is not
measured by years. and the bitterness
of the parents grief can be allayed only
by Him who said; Suffer little children
to come unto me. and forbid them not
for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
Mr.. sam King was carried to her last
resting place Tuesday. March. u. She
had been Il great sufferer for many
months, and although all that was pos
sible was doEe. the disease steadily pro-
crossed, until March, %. she was reeas-
ed from all pain by the hand of Dei.th.
Not being personally acquainted With
her | know nothing about her family
history. The perfect love and conf
dence given her by her children, speak
more plainly than words OF the noble
ness of her character. She leaves hus-
band and two sons to mourn her loss;
her only daughter, Mrs. Peter Wiley,
died many years ago. One son, Owen
lives in the west, and was unable to be
with his mother during her last illness;
the 9TH n, Fred. was at home. and no.
thing that lay within his power to al
leviate her suilerings. WAS left und0ne
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Wilson Iermond; appropriate
musical selections were rendered by
Mrs. Dir. Ellingwood, the Misses Ler-
mond, Mr.. l.. Emery, and Mr.. +. Paine.
Where no shadows shall bewilder,
Where lifes vain parade Is DER,
And the dreamer dreams nt more;
Partfhgs. claspings, sob and moan,
Midnight waking, twilight weeping,
Heavy noontide all are done.
Where the child has found its mother,
Where the mother finds the child.
Where the dear families are gathered
That were scattered on the wild
Mother we shall meet and rest
Mid the holy and the blest.
X. /. b.