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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
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Die DOT So Sobren Don @iQian
MiQer %9e9rinoete, ouBer bel uns audi
in europa perbreitete t5ette ser vMo>
uentiten" (oer Name beoeutet ben @lauz
ben at bic Wieoertunft Gbrilti in ii9tz
.barer @eitalt, in @erbinouns NIT Dem
Meltuntersans) bat beut;utase etmo
1907 900 Nnbauser, bat ii@ aber i'm
2auf ber 3eit IN flint Ni@tunsen selpalz
ten, oeren riibri9ite uno in ueri@ieoener
@esiebuns bemertenswertbelte bic 40
pentiiten bes iiebenten Cages" iino.
Cine Bet beseitertiten, resiamiten uni
intereHanteiten Golonien berielben 1T BIZ
in Battle Greet, Wti3., mel@e in be1
ollerncueitcn j3eit pieoer mebr Don lid
re6en sema@t Dot, sumat Sieier Sage
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
Ute nidt anberS erwartet werben

aNte mi1t anbers erwartet werben
tounte, bat bas tirsIi9 ais uerfainnsss
wibris ersIarte 0eiss fir lleberiabr""s
BON @ei1essranten mad Srrenanitalteu
bereits 81 uielerlei beeauernsuertben
MiBndnoen sefabrt. Obsls'@ bic meis
iten Gountpbsamten uerniuftis senus
0nb. ii6 in bas llnuermeibli3e 81 idsen
unb bic in ibren reipettiuen Counties
miberre1tli9 lbsriabrten Yatienten auf
bic cine ODER bic anoere Weiie aufs Neue
unter iu9en uno iiberilbren laiien, weis
CERT ii@ bod cine sr6Bere @n3abl oers
ielben irseno etwas in Der Nnaelesens
belt gu tbun. 50 bat ). .. Der Waiiens
ridtsr Gerry Don Slue Garth County,
weldem am 6reitas elm Fatient CUR
Neuunteriu@uns uor9eiiibrt wuroe, lid
turswea seweisert cine iolde por;unebs
men. gr bebauptet. oaB bic Supreme
Court in ibrer gutideiowns einen Tebs
Ter begging unb Sas betreiienoe @eiet
beBbalb nod c%onititutioneu lei. Wenn
oas Oberseri9t elm &e@t bate ba1eb:
fir uerfa6unssmioris gu ertldren,
70 betdnoe iiberbaupt teim @eiet mebr,
unter luel3em S~rriinnise unteriudts
,nb iberfibrt ueroen tOnnten.
Meueren Na9ridter Sufolse iou &i3s
ter Serrp ii9 mad elmer unterreoun 9
NIT benz Superintenoenten Der ct. Ee>
ter S~rrenanl talt bereit ertldrt baben ii9
Der gnti9eiouns bes Sberridters gu flu
gen uno bic Yatenten aus leinem Goun>
tp aufs Neue 81 unteri u3en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22


fa9 erwdbnte pulitiide vSoB" Sobn
.. Mc&me aus @raueseno. 8. g., 1T
enbli@ pom S9idial credit worben. Gr
uurbe Don ben @ei@worenen fir idul.
big befunoen unb pom &.@ter .3u feds
Sabren !3u@t9austrate uerurtbeilt.
@enn iemals Elm Meni& feline Strafe
reoli9 uerbient bat, 10 lit es oieier @abls
sauner Mc&ane unb es wdre ,rur 81
mlni@en, baB nit anberen ebenio i9urs
tiiden politii9en Sntrisuanten, DC iibers
al I'M 9a,be gu finbsn iinb, ebenio per-
fabren wiirbe.
Sn Gopeta, &anas, ietten
Samltas Nbeno bret sroBe 2Swen. wels
DIE aus benz 0interquartier BON SeQs 4
@entirows Circus aus9ebro@en paren,
bic Yewobner in Mnsit uno S@reden.
Die 2Swen waren III ibrem &dfis ans
eincnber seratben nno iprensten in benz
&i bic Gbiir, wona@ aue brei ms
Treie selan9ten. @ladli@erweiie be-
fanben ii@ i'm Sole binter benz Quartier
cine Nn5abl Stiere. wel@e uon ben 8es
itien a~nsesrifieu unb ;erriien marben.
9ierour@ sewannen bic AnseiteQten uns
ter Der 2eitun9 bes 3erbeiserufenen Sol.
Seu 3eit, 8ortebrunsen gum Wieoers
einfansen Der e!ben gu t~reffen. Mit
brennenben Tadeln uno 9labenoen 81
ienitaasen 9elans es na@ 5meiitiinbiser
barter uno aefdbrli9er Nrbeit bic bur3
oas 8lut oer 5erfeiidten Stiere milo
s%smorbenen uno unbdnbi9en 90wen in
einem am ginsans oes Suurtters auf<
seitelten neuen &Gfi9 3uriidSubransen.
Safer Wtlbelm bat ant Moms
tag benz ltz&ei9stan5ler 8ismart
ieinen ueripro@enen @~e9enbelu9 in
Trieori9srube ab9eitattet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
Die rulij9en Napbta>S nbuitriellen

Stc ru||tl9e1 9top91a>SnouFG'euen,
16reibt Bic vMiin6ener Pof", baben
ii6 gu einem &artel uereinist, Inn nit
benz amerifanii 9en vStonoaro Oil
Gruit" oes Hetrnleumt0ni9s HtodefeQer
Elm Mbtommen gu t~refien, moour@ bic
gauge 8etroleumprobuttion ber @elt
III bie 1dnoe Don flint Der bebeutenoi ten
Gruitmit9lieoer 9ele9t miro. Wir ieben
bier gum CT ten Male cine Grl@einung
bes &apitolismus DOT uns, wie 1e in
jold monopolitii6er @roBartisfeit nod
ntemals %eriltirt bat uno wose9en oie
bisDeri9en tuternationalen &arteQe
sper9bafte Geriu@e iino. Man bebenfe,
Die san;e @elt wiro abbdnsis pom &c:
a 9enommen, 3wei Miaiaroaren,
&otbi9ilo unb @odefeuer, Die ber
Menl@beit ben Eetrolenmpreis Sittiren,
p6er penn bic l1mltdn0e es erforbern,
oteie Si9tqueQe pieuei3t 5eitpeiie gang
peritopfen. @as iinb bic i~agenbafter
Betroleure 6er Commune se9en bieie
Betroleure bes &apitolismus? Gcine
Gn9el! sic 5erit0ren nt9t elm @ebduoe,
i'm oas nadte 9eben 81 %retten, iie unters
io9en li@ cine gauge Welt uno preiien
ben Qlrmen Der grbe ben letten Blutsz
tropfen beraus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22

9at Bic Gntbauptun9 oes Pariler
Bombenwerfers @aiIant ais abl@refens
oes Beiipiel ben semini6ten Grfol9
ni9t sebabt, ionbern bic nit bemielben
iympatbiirenoen Nnhanser nnr nod
mebr CUR Musiibun9 ibres perbre@eriz
i9en gorbabens berausaeforoert bat,
be,peilen bic ltebenoen Gubrifen in Der
G~asespreie iiber berartise tiirili3 in
falt auenW elttbeilen erfol9ter Nttentate.
60 mari II. u. ber Mnar@iit emile
Senri am Montas Nbeno in lebter $50
DIE in bonn Gafe bes 9otels terminus
bel Der ct. 2a5are STANDARDIZATION III
8aris cine Bombe, Dobei iibcr Swan5ig
Eerlonen mebr ODER lpeni9er perlett
muroem. Wie es beiBt iol oerlelbe urz
ipransl,@ Bic Nbiidt 9ebabt Daben, in
bet @omebie Trancaile cine grplolion
beruor;urufen, babe es iebo@ unm0gli9
sefunoen, ii@ einen Plat i'm Ebeater
gu ii@ern uno iei beBbalb na1 jenem
Cafe sesansen, no er ben B%ombenwurf,
bcn Ct uriprin9li9 fir bic Gomcoie
Trancaiie seplont babe, ausfiibrte. Der
Nttentater, welder iofort nad Oct Sbat
%seiangen senommen wuroe, erflarte, baB
CT Elm Nnar@ilt lei unb bic 8ombe 9es
worfen babe, I'M ben Sob GaiQant's an
Der beiitenoen &laIe 81 RIDDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22

nut mel9e 8eiie lit Gleuelano ins
nerbolb o@t Sobren 81 einem Vermos
gen uon g., 600, 900 setommen? frast
bic oemotratii@e Gbicasoer r1imes",
uno tommt oann gum S@luB, SaB nit
Nusno9me elmer @runpeiseutbums Spe=
fulatton, Bic linn 500, 900 e;nbra&te,
bas seiammte germ0sen bur@ Sorien:
ipiel sewonuen wuroe. User bies nod
nidt semuBt bat, benz miro es iett bod
wobl einleu9ten. wesbolb unier &onie
i'm Trad ieoen @uni4 Der @roBoieb'
pom WoQitreet iofort erflQt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
ut ilnulcr borne.

Geit ieiner GinfiibrunS bebauptet electric
Sitters als Startuu9s= unb ~8eriiu9un9ss
mittel ben eriteu Stang. ga es ni9ts ent=
balt, mas es gum getrSant ODER gum Berau=
i6unssmittel iten,peln tOnnte, 1T es als bic
bette unb reinite Mebicin 9e9en ale M{a9en=,
2eber= uub Niereuleiben a%nertannt. IS BELT
&opimeb, rnperbauli9feit unb Sertopfun9
uub efreit bas @pitem Don Molaria. ee!ebe
SlaI6e sarautirt, ober bas @clb ,ptrb surildz
erltattet. Yreis uur so Gents bic Slal6e.
gu baben in .. 80. Oiens apotbete, Seem
lllm. 2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
GjucS unlerer Me6lelblGtter N

GincS IN ierer Medielblatter mirft
bic iolsenoe iebr ;eitsemdB 81 Trase anf
,@iu cine Der j3eitunsen Der alien Barz
teien 10 freunoli9 iein, uns mit5utbeilen,
wesbalb uni ere 8riefmarten ni@t our&
cine @olbreierue seoedt iino unb trots
Dem benielben Wertb wie @olo beiiten?
Bitte nm Mustunft!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22

Scr lebte @o@e in San Trancisco
ta9enbe Gransz Miiiiiiippi @onsreB bat
1id NIT GROCER Mebrbeit fir freie Sils
9erprasun9 ausseipro@en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-22
Cottonwood Roller Mill Co.,
grant & 8en5it, @i9emtb.
yte1p lIm, WtiuneiotQ.

ytem ulm, Winnel ota.
Oa mir meben @aiIers au6 Dampitraft CUR @eril<
9ung babtn, iiuo mir in Stanb seiebt bic 1armer su
eoer !3ett prompt ,no CUR pollen 3ufrtebenbeit al beoiez
men. unb elm ausse5et6netes Dtebl gu ltefer,,.
9Sir mablet auf Nntbeil ober gesen llmtauld, lie mad
M,ni6 Der &,noen. Webl unb Sutter=S ortc. %perfaufet1
ps gu niebrisen Ereiien ,inb lteiern ~oielelben auf 8e<
itelans in ber Staot fret ms Saus.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05

The Project of converting Paris into
seaport, " to borrow the expression
current here, ". i'll other words, If en-
aiding hips to come up from Havre and
Roucn TO this metropolis through the
utilization Of the Seine and the con-
struction of canal at various points
where that river widens considerably
has made great progress of late. The
question i, now being examined by IL
special committee, and it is thought
that the bill may be voted by parlia-
ment at 10 distant date, thus admitting
of the compile ,ion of the work in time
for the opening of the great exhibition
of the year 1900. One of the principal
advocates of the enterprise says that Tho
engineers who look after the navigation
of the Seine are of opinion that no in
surmouutahlo difficulty will be encoun-
tered II the plan one day becomes an
accomplished fact, vessels up to 4, 900
tons burden will be able To make their
way t. Paris from the sea.-London
Telegraph
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
WORSE THAN TIP.


H"l''rN h''P'f 's' ne - eur ) '"'''
- Dig """ '"'" ~ Nus
ia' recent Hrcutioh q inc 'i'pnili'
Up ~ l"ooh III Nei'i'l l'i ~ ""
9fk' cau.tu tle Dig crown " men H.
lt'd the 700 yesterday % we" WIN
lhole IMAM Ordinary interest 'lle tnree
hug elephants coiiilhcd th're' rev
among lle SWcta'oi7 knew however
th1' III eae enormous h"iiNdr tii'N -"
AN ''liAa s'la ny experts 10 ne NOR
i'lo'iuuS ta'u Up eN'r WIZ, ''i'N al
seemed - he III a paifleai'riy nsN
moon 'ha s"dNVa i.l9 Eie5' "''9 ii'''
slde - .l9e' S'ranlliiH constantly al
hgiNN cHalE. Nlileh le''cred NM liea''
NJ per .lil.iF "a.
thllih t'l' lllllh4"i up was very
queer action VI course ne was uH,y
ana would 60 All the carnage ne eooIu
at times nut most maze eieph'hts VIII
GO th"I' 'hlhk IL Is Saie 20 say eha'
Up was never Ill 'hc s'ilie Class WIZ
boliVar as 'crror' nut we "ouIa i"'
thiilk oi klIilhS me oi,t leiloW any more
IMAM we would Oh hllii'i8 an angry non
or 'iSer Inc people want I" see via
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
PisllOns Ferry

Mr.. +. ID. Elmer o. Browns | niversi-
ty. will preach AT the hall. next sabbath
at 1910 \. NJ.
Mrs. &. i. Buardman passed the Sab
bath, Juuc 9th, in Watcrville, with her
daughter, Miss Alice, where she had
the pleasure of listening to the bac-
calaureate sermon by Prof. Whitman
Quite Il number from this place at
tended the commencement exercises at
Colby.
Mrs. J. {. Jennings i stopping at
Watervile for few DAYS.
Ernest H. Pratt of This place was a
member of the graduating class AT Colby
University last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Poolrr of Pittstield,
visited ut Andrew Boardmau's recently.
Mrs poolcr's aged mother, Mrs. Susan
Bnardman, accompanied them home,
where She will pass the remainder of
the summer.
Ernest Booker Is expected home from
Turner this week ON Il short vacation.
Miss Ruth Smith arrived on Satur-
day nights train from llHverhill. Mass
She was accompanied by her aunt. Mrs.
Ruth Hastings. who comes for her sun
mer visit.
Arthur Boardman attended commence
ment at Colby.
Mrs. Emily Berry is quite i'll from
homorrhage of the lungs.
NJ. ID. Holt carries on the ChaS. Rowe
farm this season. MANY farmers in this
vicinity will commence having this
week.
l. j. {. Jcnning has engaged to cut the
hay ON the Moses Richardson farm.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
No. COrnvillc.

Rev. Mr.. Pratt held a meeting ut the
Doble school house, Sunday July LIST.
Miss Maud Freeman has returned from
visit to friends In Skowhegan.
Charles and Matte Hayden of Brigh-
ton visited at Cass's Corner, June 2Sth.
F. l.. Hight and Master Karl were at
Bingham for few days last week.
John Redmond of Bingham passed a
few days with Mr.. IIaley's family a
short time ago.
Mr.. +. B. Bessey of Bingham passed
one night with his daughter, Mrs. Joe
Adams, last week.
The body of John Holland was carried
through town last week. He had been
sick some time. His death occurred in
Athens, but his body was taken to Skow-
hogan for burial.
Charles Freemau's colt, ''Bcn Butler
while in the pasture, cut his leg so bad
", that he was obliged to send to Skow-
hogan for II veterinary surgeon to dress
the wound.
School In the Haley district closed
Friday of last week. II was taught by
Miss Georgia Greene aud has been pro
fitable term.
The young people at sam Adams en-
tertained their friends Thursday evening
June Is, and Frank Paine is to enter
tain some evening during the present
week.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
,JackIiiaii.

The body of Lewis Smith who was
drowned at Attean rips, April %, was
found floating in Attean pond on the
2slh, inst. Coroner Hanson was noti-
fed and after examining the remains
deemed an inquest Unnecessary, lie
was buried in ,Iackmah Cemetary by the
Coroner, no 'elatives having been found.
The new S400 side walk from the resi-
deucc of Abtl kimball to the Congrrga.
gational church has been completed and
gives the town more of city appearance,
The city waterworks have been extend
ed to the south side of the river ard
several families ire ENJOYING it, hcnrli> :.
The water was Il ken from Sandy stream
and is of Il good quality.
Mr. Joseph A. Newton has begun
putting up the franc OF his new housc,
which will be a fine one wien completed.
+. II. Holden is building fine house
on his lot south of the Newton no.,se.
Mr. Chamberlain has new two story
house finished near the Il, Il. crossing.
Last but not least, the shamrock
has been remodcd. and "A new front of
plate glass put in, still peanuts are sold
at five Il bag.
Fred Pierce has sold his stand to
Henry Ilughey and will take much
n eded rest With more out-of-door exer-
cses.
John Hanson and Jennie Forbes came
in from Holeb on the 9Th, ult, at 45
A. NJ, via. the c. 7. Express and were
united in marriage at the re idence of
Miss F. X. Moore in Jackinan at I A. NJ.
by W. Ii. Hanson Esq. They took the
s.l2 A. NJ. Express for brief tour
abroad and will return to Holeb to live
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
& IIaaIl.

Mr.. Wallace t,oodrich and brother Of
Boston are visiting al Mr. Asa Good
riCls.
Mis- I.ottic lark Of Lewiston i, visit
ing her aunt. Mr.. Geo. smith.
Alfred Brown returned from Alpena.
Mich, last saturday,
Mr.. Henry Cor,on. our supervisor Of
schools. returned from orb where he
hi- been teaching. last Monday. and i
making hi second yi,it to om school
This week.
Mis- Relief Nelson -pnnt a few day
with Mr.. Mabrl lIaui- this week.
Mrs. Eda ~oule of Oakland i visiting
her sister. Mrs. Fred RoIle.
Llewellyn Morrill, aud wife were il
town one day last ,,reh.
Mr. f. II Pratt and sister Mae Of
Pl,hou's Ferry accompanied hS college
friend. Mr. +. \. Pollard were at &. -.
Harris, LWurday las.
The many friends in This place al
/. Crowell of Browns Corner Wrrr sorry
to hear of the ,erlou. accident which
bciell him last SUNDAY morning May
he have a spec " recovery.
Rose Goodrich has returned from
llaycrlll
Mis-. Georgia Nelson i, vorailg a he
Hotel Tor Il few weeks.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
Bingham.

Mr.. Jotham Steward of Moscow was
buried Tuesday.
"'lhe glorious Fourth" was ushered in
by the firing of cannon guns mixed with
the musical O. blasts from tin trumpcts,
blown by the numerous small boy.
The marriage of Mr.. Willie Donohue
and Miss Cora Morris is announced.
Mr.. Josiah Russell, who for twenty
| five years has been Il resident of Cali
fornia, has returned to make a visit to
his four sisters and other relatives. Mr..
Russell remarks the great change in the
appearance of the town.
Mrs. Chandler Moore Was aroused. n
few nights >incc, by an unusual noise
and on Investigation found Il man. with
II dark lantern. in the cellar. She inn
mediatcly awakened her husband who
took down his -hot gun and started for
the burglar. Who in the meantime had
crawlcd through the cellar window and
was making tracks tor the highway and
could be plaiuly seen. Mr.. Moore was
tempted TO shoot the man, which he
could have easily done, but concluded -
only Brighten Him, which he did by fir
ing two shots. The burglar was pursued
and made his escape to the woods
The graduating exercises on Friday
evening passed OF very smoothly. III re
never were 80 many people in kennchec
Hall before. Music was furnished by
kendal's Orchestra. lee cream ard
cake were served, by he Junior class. to
the alumni aud friends. The following
is the program:
Prayer, Rev. J. c. Gregory.
SghtatorA, ArIe Ahncr Bins nnr".
Essay, Advantages o, Educa,i"n,
Nellie Maud Prehle.
Essay. The scholar, Hope, Eumi
Jane Whorll'
Glass History, Georgia Mae Colby.
Essay No Place Like Home. Florence
Elizabeth Millikcn.
Essay, The Mirror, Ethel Louisa An
drews.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
('Orilyi1lc.

School in dist. No. 4, closed Friday.
June -, after term of eight weeks
taught bv Miss Jennie Palmer.
Mrs. e. :. Smith and son George have
been visiting friends in IIarlland.
Miss Eula Bean Who has been teaching
IN Sidney returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Amerzren have
taken new boarlcr. it il a little boy.
Mr.. Strickland of SkoWhcgan was in
iOwn last Sunday.
Miss Jennie Blaildell visited relatives
IN Augusta few days recently.
Mrs. Orrison Ellsworth and two child
rem of Lewiston are spending few
weeks with relatives in this place.
Miss Sadie Blaisdell who has been at
work In Skowhcgan has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. II. y. iongfclow made
trip to Canaan and Fairfield recently.
Mrs. Charles Whiting of Skowhegau
and daughter Mrs. George Curtis Of Bos
ton are visiting at ). Blaisdclls this
week.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
OilCOrl.

The heavy rain of the 21lh. left our
roads in an impossible condition. \
Ilowes with his road machine l. working
on the mill road. We trust "A good rond
will be HE result Of Alhet'- labor.
Miss Lana Robinson has finished her
school on the ridge and is at her home.
Nearly all our people are preparing
for "A picnic and hop in the evening of
July lth, at the ball of {. Il. Ellis. a
game of Eal between the bingham and
Soon's in the afternoon.
Our stage line between here and Bing-
liam started this morning, Al are
glad to have an office on this side. it will
be known as Bates l.. o.
Hattie Thompson is making dying
calls IN This vicinity. Hattie viii make
the trip from bingham to Oakland on
her wheel. Let success be her guide if
not young man.
All are sorry To learn that A. y. Cas-
>idy has sold his farm and will soon
move to Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. VI. Berry made Nj :.
Berry's parents visit over Sunday.
Frank Cleveland was in town this
week.
Mr.. Rcdington Chase is very sick.
We are glad to report Mrs. :. fIealey
on the gain.
Mrs. Swede Jewett is on the sick list.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
Browns Corner.

\. ID. Brown who has been in Mich,
since last October arrived home last sat
urClay.
Mrs. John WNmtn has gone toy,ir her
parents in Dover Mr.. Wvman ht- en-
gagged 10 work for Turtle Bros IN NhoW-
hogan through haling.
Mrs. {. :. Bean has gone To work iol
Mr.. French in torhyille.
Mrssrs +. {. and II. l.. Purngton are
adding II wing Ia their house
Isaiah CroWell was thrown from a
wagon and seriously injured Sunday
morning. lie was leading a young horse
which became somewhat excited by ii
team driving up behind. 1t stepped oven
the rear axle and not being able to cXtri-
cate itself made II bold plunge forward
carrying all before him to the ground.
Mont johnson who was with him cscap.
ed with IA few scars. II was "A yery mar
low escape for all
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
SO. NOrridgeWOclk.

Hiram Pattee went to Boston Wcdncs-
day, returning Monday night.
G. NJ. Hatch is in town this week.
Several of our citizens attended the
Democratic convention at Skowhegan
Friday.
Tie sociable ut the Congregational
vestry Friday evening was well attend
ed. Ice cream and cake were served
John Ward is in Portland this week.
ii. W. Otis went to Mass. Monday to
attend the funeral of his brother.
Howard Jenkins who has been at work
In the shoe factory nj Auburn the past
wiutef, is al home on a vacation.
Allen & Mills have opened n fish mar
ket In town and fresh fish can be had of
them every Thursday and Friday.
The annual picnic of Somerset County
Good Templars was held AT OH Point
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05

IN entertainment was given lha la-'
/ aiahf of .ehonl .luur -, Dos lsHrls
Chill. tho teacher. aud scholars il p.~t
" ,. consisting 81 rrcitatiou-. lies i#1ln.t
tim. and concert reading. Mi aiul
H. taught "a successful fern al ten
weeks After lbe entertainment hos
.acahle VIZ held By the wong T. opie
and large Attendance aud 2oaa time
reported.
Nlr. ". II Publish and nifr of Lewis
ton registered at {. T.. Aafk'- Jme p.
stray berries are bcgniag 10 h. quite
plentiful around hero.
\ school exhibition Wiz given Saur-
day evening, IT bring lhr a-t a the
term by teachers aud scholar Al Nr-t
Forks. Dist No. /. II consisted Of ing
ing by school aud mu-ic by Mi Bessie
Young. REGULATIONS, aud decauation>.
Each Young lady Wa- 10 cafry delicious
Pie which. after The exhibition MI to
he sold to II gentlemen Who Wa- 10 be
her partner for supper and the remain-
der of the evening. y largc attendance
WAS present and II excellent time enjoy
ed.
Nj. Joe Adams of Solon i the guest
of o. &. Adams.
Mis-, Olive Adams i At work al the
Forks hotel.
Miss Kitty Cahill al Bingham wa in
town last week.
&. {. Ryan was in town last week
with Il full line of caprs and ready trim
med hats for sale.
II. II. Swift OF SkoWhegan was IN
town hast week.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
Madison.

Mr.. Marion Nutting of Skowhcgan
was in town oyer Sunday.
l.. 4. Boardway is the happy man
this time it is a boy.
Mr.. Charles Savage aud wife of Nor
ridgewock was in town last saturday.
The oldest inhabitants say they never
saw such heavy thunder showers AS we
have this summer doing so much damage
all over the state.
1t has been so wet il has bothered
many of the farmers to get their hoeing
done
Mr.. Luke Sawyer is making extensive
repairs on his house on Corporation
street
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. f. Carpenter and
children of Waterville are in TOW n for a
few days visiting among relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson spent
the sabbath in StarLs with Mrs. John
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Frederic
schools closed last Friday, The Pri-
mary school having picnic in Rowcll's
woods,
The Somerset reporter., 1894-07-05
I.iiT'oIlt'

Our school closed last week. Tuesday.
with an exhibition. The scholars and
invited friends being RECALLED with ha-
nanas and peanuts. This makes the
twentieth school that Mrs. Marcia has
taught, many of them in or near Larohc.
She now goes to WatcrVille to settl"
down to housekeeping, and her scholars
and friends wish her much happiness IN
her new life aud home.
Our roads have not been in n good
repair within the remembrance OF NOR
tai man. Let the reform still continue.
That moose has been seen in this vicin-
ity; even hi. track was quite a curiosity
In an item of last week the printer
caused me 10 say son, instcad of sta2er'
which makes quite difference ia the
sense. It shoud read. Hurry tn" iiiil"
stager of l. {. Austin died last Wech.