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The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
Bingham.

The last lecture of the course, under
the auspices of the Adelphian Club, was
delivered on Monday vening, by Carl
:. Patten. on the subject Of ANTS, Bees
and Wasps."
Rev. Mr.. Gregory met with an acct
dent on Tuesday morning, a. he was pre-
pairing to start up river to attend the
funeral of Mr. tephas Beans son. Mr..
Gregory was standing on the piazza
holding the horse by the rein-, when the
horse suddenly jumped and overturned
the sleigh and succeeded in breaking
away. Master Arie Dinsmore soon
took another tepm and accompanied by
Mr. Gregory, started IN pursuit of the
run-a-way. The horse hed safely cross
ed the river, and had nearly ieache
Albion Healey's before being captured.
The team escaped with slight injury, but
Mr.. Gregory was not 80 fortunate, hav-
ing received quite "A cut on the face and
general shaking up
Mr.. \. r. Smiley. Monday evening.
met those " bo wished to form a singing
class. Enough signilicd thcir intention
of Joining the class To warrant success.
We believe it i arranged to meet on
Monday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
This is the best opportunity for voice
culture that will be offered in Binghan.
Several from th, place attended the
opening Of Ihe Forks Hotel on Monday
evening. \ ong the number We're Hen
ry Washburn and wife, Miss Ola Baker,
MIR. Mark Savage and Mr. Ben Adams.
An enjoyable time is reported
A. +. Dpnirau, accompanied bV Anon
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
Athens.

The most brilliant social event for
many years occurred Wednesday night
at the residence of Hon. John f. lIul-
man on Main street. The occasion WAS
the wedding of Mr.. Mellen j. Hight aud
Miss Minnie v Clarke both of Athens.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Wilson Lermond, pastor of the Melho-
dist Episcopal church of this place.
The bride was charmingly arrayed in
an exquisite white satin with lac and
pearl trimmings. The flowers of the
occasion were white pinks. Miss Susie
+. Whittier of Harmony played the
wedding march, Miss Nellie 5. Wade
acted as maid of honor and Miss Laura
+. Holman as bridesmaid.
The wedding was private the only
invited guests being the immediate rela-
tives and friends of the bride and the
bridegroom. The following were the
invited guests: Mr.. }. F. Holman and
wife, the brides adopted parents; Mr..
j. H. Hight and wife, parents of the
bridegroom; Mr.. II. d. Russell and wife
of Cornvill"; Mr. George Doe and wife
of Cornvilc; Mr.. +. T. Hight, Mr.. G.. 3.
Hight, Mrs. BeuIah Clarke, c. b. Wade
and wife, Miss Nellie :. Wade, Miss
SUSIE Hlltlcf Oh harmony Ml-P-s
Florence II. aud Laura \. Holman.
After he wedding there was an ele-
giant collation. served by Mr.. +. n. Del
ano the SkoWhrgan caterer. The happy
couple were the recipients of many
beautiful and valuable presents, also
many heartfelt congratulations
The bride is refined and educated
Young lady. She was educated at Som
erset Academy and Pennington Normal
school She has been IA very successful
teacher and for the past three years has
taught in the village schools AT Skowhe-
gan.
The bridegroom is one of Athens most
popular and enterprising Young men,.
He was Il clerk in the store of Mr.. II. w.
Bartlett of this place for six years and
then formed Il partnership with Mr.. \.
c. Wade AS Il junior member of the well
known firm of Messrs. Wade 4 Hight OF
Athens. Mr. Hight has host of friends
in Athens n well as in Somerset county,
who wish him much happiness and pros
pcrity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hight will reside in this
village,
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
I'ittSiield
b. G.

The NJ G. store crew, y. II. Rose
foreman. finished their job at the Farm
ham brook last week and started for
Whitctcld where they have Il winters
job.
The doctors say there Is more sickness
in town At present than At any onr time
for years.
The student, At VI. e. |. had Il sociable
last Thursday night.
The funeral of Mr.. Elisha hurry,
who died at his home on Main street
last Friday morning, was held at the
+. b. church sunday afternoon, Deccm-
Der 81, sermon by Rev, :. e. Whitcomb,
which was very appropriate for the oc-
casion Mr.. Murrv was IS years old last
Nav.
Grover and MeCmsland filled their
ice houses last week.
Profs Drake and Fcrgerson and Miss
Hanson and Miss Everett We're in attend
ance at the Maine Pedagogical Society
in Waterville last Friday and Saturday.
d. NJ. Parks shot fine doe last Satur-
day afternoon about one mile east of the
village. 1t was a fine one.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04

anything on my stomach. was SO ner-
vous and weak that | could not hold Il
glass in my hand, and the doctors pro-
nOunced it nervous prostration. |
changed doctors and found no relief.
MY friends advised me to try DIR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve RENE
dy, and after using four bottles expe-
rienced great change. ! am now en-
tirely cured and am anxious to recon-
mend this valuable medicine to everyone
suffering from similar complaints.
hope it will do as much good to others
is it has to me-
What more beautiful Interpretation of
our beloved poets remark, than to be
,uddenly restored, after long suffering
rom pain, to a life of happiness and use
ILLNESS.
Have not all cause to thank DR..
Greene, who gave to the world this
fountain of hope and health.
Why indeed should we suffer with
such remedy at our command.
IL you are sick with any form of ner-
vous or blood disease, indigestion, dys-
pepsia, kidney or liver complaint, take
this giver of health, DR.. Green's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. Take it when
the first symptoms appear. II the di-
sease is advanced delay no longer. 1t Is
purely vegetable and harmless. 1t is
not a patent medicine but one which the
doctor has employed in his practice for
years.
DR.. Greene of "a Temple Place, Bos-
ton, Mass, is one of our most eminent
physicians in the treatment of all ner-
vous and chronic diseases. He is pleas
ed to talk with any who wish to consult
him.
II you live out of the city and cannot
call, write him Il description of your
complaint and he will return an answer
free of charge, advising you Just what
to do to get well.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04

Waldo Gushing was in town last week
Almon Works of Mercer, has bought
the building occupied by Carleton Bros.
Coney Allen is home from Phillips,
whore he has been working the past
year.
Miss Jennie Thomas, clerk for c. 5.
Wright, has gone home for rest.
w. NJ. Huff has been very sick with
the grippe, but is improving,
w. II. DevereuX and A. l.. Skinner
went to Boston, Tuesday, in the interest
of the coat business.
Edith Powers has gone to Medford
Mass, to work in the straw shop.
William Sawyer is taking course at
the Dirigo Business College, Augusta.
While some of the BOYS were sliding
down hill, Thursday night after school,
they ran into Tommy rockingham, who
was standing in the road breaking his
leg just below the knee.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
Fairfield.

Mr.. ambrose Leighton, who has been
visiting in town Tor few weeks left
Monday for his home in Portland, Ore.
County Commissioner H. {. Wehber
of PALMYRA WAS in town Tuesday lore
noon on his way to Skowhegan To attend
the meeting of the board OF county com
miSsioners.
The Good remplars held Il soeiable ut
their hall on Monday evening, which
was enjoyed by about - ot the young
people Who were present. representa-
lives from the lodges Of linton aud
Watcrville were present.
Mr.. +. lIavener of Portland and Miss
Winnie Weymouth of this village were
united in marriage TUESDAY Afternoon al
the residence ot Roy. +. l.. llouShton,
pastor of the t'nivrrsaist church. The
happv couple took thu afternoon train
for Porthn /, where they will make their
home in the future.
An axle of the electric ear No. 9 broke
while the ear was nearly in front of the
Free VIII Baptist church in this village
Tuesday forenoon, blocking the track
for quite Il portion of the day. ON the
line above the disabled ear the horse
barges We're used while one ear did the
work quite nicely on the Nal"rvillc end
of the line.
The firm of Brown 4 Clark, custom
tailors, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be conducted
in the future hv the senior member of
the old firm. Mr. l. II. Brown. who will
for the present retain the services OF Mr.
Clark is presSman.
Miss Eta rozier. who has 50 success
fully taught in our schools. is to leave
this term to teach in Waterville. Miss
Maud McFadden has been secured to fill
is rolicr's place which will insure
good work.
Mr.. +. ;. Woodman la, disposed of
his interest in the Lawn Swing Co. and
has leased his mill and machinery to
Mcssrs. Shnrcy. the inventors, and
party from Portland and Gardiner. The
new company will at once erect store
house Just opposite the mill and about
February lst will commence the manu-
facturc of the swings for next seasons
trade.
The first of series of social camp
fires among the members of Pratt Post
No. 80, G. 4. r., WAS held at the resi-
uence OF OliNef Bessey OF NhtWllul on
Friday evening, the Goth inst. Among
those present wer3 Commander william
Ballentine Frank and G. \. Savage and
Preston Emery and their ladies. \ most
pleasant evening was passed and all the
guests departed saying they had enjoyed
"A good old fashioned time.
Hard wood boards are being brought
in to Lawrence, Newhall q Co, shaw
NUT, at the rate Of about IA car day,
and the now machinery for planning floor
boards j. on the road and will be in run
ming order in II week.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
Madison Centre.

The children of Madison Centre have
formed temperance society, called The
True Blue Cadets, They meet around
at the houses, once "A week. Met last
saturday night at the home of W. d.
Hayden, taking their parents and friends
along with them and did not forget the
lunch baskets. The evening until une
o'clock WAS spent in listening to dia-
logue> and declamations. After which,
to the music of a lively march played by
Miss Blanch Reed ON the organ. the
children marched out to supper, where
they partook of hullrd corn and milk
cake and coffee, after which they PLAYED
games and the older ones gathered
around the tables. Fifty-one took sup
per and nj eleven o'clock all started for
home. feeling that it had been IN even
ing we'll spent.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
Fairfield Centre.

Miss Nyra Tozier is at home on Il va
cation from Somervlle, Mass. where
she has IA position AS teacher.
George II. Tobey and wife are at
home from Mass. on Il visit to MIR.
Tobey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. G.
Tobey.
Miss Eta NJ. Tozier of this place. a
Gorham Normal graduate who has sue
cessfully taught in Fairfield village for
the past year or two, has secured the
position in the Watervile public schools
made vacant by the resignation of Miss
Jennie l.. Taylor of North Fairfield.
The entertainment given by the Vic
tor Grange Friday evening was quite
well attended and consisted of recita-
tions, tableaux, dialogues, Instrumental
and voc Il solos and the like, after which
a good supper-so typical, you know,
served, the evening passing quickly and
pleasantly. The Grange intends to
present the drama prof. Baxter's
Great Invention or Old Maids made
New" on Friday evening Jan. II.
Another pleasant occasion last week
was the Christmas tree and entertain
ment held at the Town Hall last Mon
day evening. The literary part of the
program consisting of tableaux, dia-
logues, childrens rectations and ex-
cellent music by our well known choir
was well rendered. After these exer-
cises large number of presents were
distributed, among the best being n
purse of S21 donated to the Rev. |. y.
Bates of Oakland who has preached
here for some time past, and an elegant
rocking chair presented to Mr.. Henry
Choate by his many friends in this sec
ton who have appreciated his fine sing
Ing at many IF Or entertainments.
Thanks are due to Miss Harvard and
Miss Tozier for the pleasing manner the
literary program was carried out
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
West IpittSfioll.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Pushor | hear,
are both sick in bed
Mrs. +. b. Smell has been quite i'll
for several weeks.
Mr.. Ei Douglas is confined to his
house with Ia grippe.
Mrs. NJ, A. Garfield was agreeably
surprised when calling on Mrs. Abel
Davis one day recently. to meet Mrs. NJ.
j. Rogers of Lewiston, " no is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Davis.
There was a dance at Robb's hall.
saturday eve.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
East Madison.

Mr., and Mrs. Josiah ). Hayden cele-
brated their 18th anniversary. Monday
evening. They received some handsome
presents.
Chas. f. Tufts has got the post-oflce.
j. w. llussey commenced saving
shingles, Monday.
Those that have been ON the sick list
are gaining.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
NIayficld.

We had Il very nice Christmas tree
at the school house, the speaking and
singing were very good.
j. Davis and wife have been visiting
al G. b. Millett's.
Mrs. Annie Campbell and children
spent Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Flanders.
Emma Flanders closed very success
full term OF school in district No. !.
She had an entertaintainment at her
boarding place for the scholars
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
West Madison,

Christmas was observed on Blackwell
Hill, at the house of \. L. Turner. 4
fine time was enjoyed by those present
Mr.. Eugene Danforth stepped on to Il
nail "A few days ago, while loading
apples at George W. Halls, Ir., from
which he was confined to the house for
several days.
The grippe is prevailing quite extern
sivcly through this section. Whole
families are Frustrated at once
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
Ea st SkoWhegan.

Our Christmas tree well loaded aud
a full house present. We noticed among
the articles nice rocking chair, Webs
ters large dictionary, writing desk, a
childs rocking chair, and quite num-
Der of nice books and lots of things
which made the young folks happy. I.
J. Burrill received the largest present in
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04

Alvin ltcomb of New Gloucester,
aged - years cut his throat with "A iac-
knife in the pig pen in his barn, Thurs
day afternoon. He WAS out OF health
and much troubled because of the pro-
bable fatal sickness of IA near relative.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
sTRoUTs RHEUMATIC
ELIXIR

and began to improve at once-used three
bottles and was completely cured, says ]. B.
Moody, of Limngton, Me.
Sold by Druggists, 500 a Bottle.
Every bottle absolutely guaranteed in writing
to refund your money If it fails to benefit.
KINGS MANUFAC TURING CO., Bridgton, Ne
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04

What one of Our foremost Ladies Thinks
About It.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
OF X POETS.
Powerful Words and Noble
Thoughts.

HOW CLOSELY ARE THEY RELATED
To Or DAILY LIVES.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-04
CANDID STATEMENT.

"Was cripple from rheumatism and Rheu-
matte Fever-was in Maine General Hospital
five weeks-let, Hospital and went home-took
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Die 0lteite 9 Sdaulpielcrin
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in Nmerifa als So ftors Del" betannt
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Die srbbteu Grfplge oeS SabreS
80 1898.

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Meinunsen auSeinanber, Db Der b69fe
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brud gei6iiBte pbotograpbie obne bic
idriftlide grlaubniB bes Gtgentbhs
mers na6brudt, bic ganse Bublifation,
in Der bieielbe eridienen, einbiBen un6
fur iebe5 in ieinem 8efb befunbeue
Blatt 81 Strafe aablen ioa. llnb bic
Wprls" ielbR bate angetiinbigt, baB
lie oil ienem Sage 260,183 @remplare
gebrudt babe.
ylathrli9 bat 6err eSoIepb puliber
6ur9aus teine 2uf, 10 biel @elb ober
iiberbaupt etpa8 gu beaablen. Nber
iein erfter S9ritt, ben Nngriff auf
feline Safe absui6lagen, mar ni6t err
fOlgrei6. gr periu9te es nit einem
@inbaltsbefebl gegen bic 8erfolgung
Der &lage, neil SRI. Sanien bic Ser.
0fientliduug ibres Bilbes gutgebei.
BEN unb benz &eporter 80 benz
3wed bic Photographic segeben
babe. &i9ter Wbeeler inbe7en, benz
bos @eiu6 sur @nti6eibumg ob
lag, erfldrte, baB bic @rmd6tigung
ieitens SRI. Sanien's ber 3eituug fein
&e6t gebe, ii6 iiber bas yfa6brudsges
ieB binpegsuieben. Cine pbotosrarbie
elmer Pripatperion, bic fur bic 9eriteIz
lung berielben beaable, lei beren gigenz
tbum, unb meber Der pbotograpb. nod
irsenb iemanb anbers babe Elm &e9t,
babnn obne beren @rlaubniB @ebraud
au MAIDEN. 5rl. Sanien aber lei eine
0ffentlide peri6nli6teit, unb Der pbos
tosrapb nabm iie als iol6e ab. Sic
beaablte ni9ts bafiir, unb bic Pbotos
graphic ipurbe babur9 bas @tgentbum
bes photographer unb er bate Elm
&e6t, iie gegen ytad6rud gu f6iiBen.
Samit 1T ia nun freili6 nod lange
ni6t geiagt, baB ST.. Salt ieine $500 :
1873 erbalten uir6, iOnbern nur, baB
Der proseB ieinen Sortgang nebmen
fann. Inb 9r. 5 lit pirb i'm id)linlm>
ften Sale nit li6 banbeIH laKsn. 4ber
man iiebt baraus, nit pel1en S6mies
rigfeiten bic 3eitunsen ni6t nur in ibrem
geidriebenen Sbeile. ionoern aud bel
ben bon ibnen gebra6ten SlluitratiOnen
au fdmpfen baben.
(Sus. Gtaatsstg.)