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The evening world., 1894-09-05

The Sick Babies Fund is $22'%4'ee TO-
day. This brings it within about 5000 OF
the s25 900 mark.
There are several large entertainments
70 hear from, and the total may reach
the round figure suggested before the
Ernd closes That would be very nice.
rh,s IL the banner year OF the Fund
and the record should be MADE as sp'eh-
did as possible.
The free doctors maintained py the
Fund have saved over 5000 little hVes
during the Summer, furnishing free med
icines in about 5000 cases and giving
clothing and food to many.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

Justice Qulgley. In the Gates Avenue
Court. Brooklyn, declared a prisoners
bail forfeited yesterday because the man
Was In n saloon under the courtroom
taking drink when his name was
called. The Justice also took occasion
20 denounce the location OF the court
room over drinking place. and said he
should use his influence for change.
The saloon had become q Longing
place for lawyers. witnesses and pris-
pners on bail. and 10 constituted an an
noying interference with the business
Of the court The Justices remarks
appeHr 70 have been timely and well
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Dinner Hints.

Don't allow any unnecessary noise.
Nothing destroys the harmony OF
dinner so much as the Gathering OF
dishes. Insist on the waiter - walters
wearing light shoes. Serve the food
daintily and hot. Cut all cold meats
neat and thin. 1t should go without
saying that pastry should not be given
to children.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

and Twenty-nfth street. and from in the after
noon III ~ at night Ethel and her friends
worked like beavers to dispose Of their wares.
Several Of the pretty pieces OF fancy work. made
by Ethel and Miss Buser, brought good prices.
but the lemonade counter did the best bust.
ness. Close TO 600 children visited the fair. and
at night. when the remaining wares were tempt
ingly displayed under a row OF japanese lanterns
some older people, too came TO buy and con-
tribute their mite for the sick babies The fair
was In every way success. and genial Phil
Powers felt proud Of his daughter and happy for
tho SICK bables sake.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Ethel Powers Fair.

Ethel Powers, the Oldest daughter Of Phil
Powers. catcher OF the champion Cinoinnatis. and
Afterwards League umpire, was the energetic
little manager OF a fair held last Thursday.
which will swell The Evening WORLDS Sick
babies Fand. hiss Powers had nine Of the
prsttisss young girls Of Harlem a. her assist
ola sister; Lana DussF. Selma Ashton. Martha
Power. Agnes Moslair. LIlis Mustard. Magic
AZ "a Ssls q ! vacant store .sieS vas deco.
re f. e, mil: ssi sss w' s e. ": az
The evening world., 1894-09-05
The clinton Coterie.

To the Editor:
The Young Ladies' Clinton cotsr.e had stand
a, ls3 Henry street. and sold fruit. lemonade
&C. and send 50.
HATTIE MEYERS. 1888 Henry street
MAMIE SULLIVAN 1855 Henry street
skRAH GREESBERG, 1888 Henry street.
ANNIE BARNETT, 1888 Henry street
MAY RAYFIELD. 1871 Henry street
MAMIE pAGLEY, 1873 Clinton street.
ABRAHAM BARNETT.
ANNIE MILCAIlS.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Peach, Pear and Apple Pickles.

Select perfect fruits, clean with a
table brush and wipe dry; into each
stick couple OF cloves. For six pounds
OF fruit use three pounds OF sugar and
pint of vinegar Parboil the fruits and
allow the liquid to boil to a syrup and
pour II over them hot.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

The wind that blowt tn where It listeth
viii be no more irr' sponsible than the
New York police:na'., II the two officers
who wantonly arrested Mrs. Rhein and
her sister. In East Ninety-fourth street,
escape the just penalty for their act.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
MorninE-GIorz Poppies.

There is nothing more sensational in
millinery goods than the poppies on the
imported bonnets and hats for the COM
ing season. They are true to life in
form only. The petals are made OF vel
vet, and instead OF the vivid reds and
greens they are painted in morning
glory tints.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Henry street Sidewalk FAIR,

To the Editor
The inciosed check. S2,, is the result OF
sidewalk fair held yesterday In front OF n'
Henry street. for the beneht OF the SICK BABIES
v,,a and the Hebrew ssnitarium. VIII you
Lindiv send half OF the inclosed amount 10 me
Sanitsrimm and add the other half to the Sick
Babies FUND.- a. ,,.,
Bessie Levy. 10 May naphha,,
p puIS ph,i,rs o Jacob wolbarst, IL,
hSsh.r Jevy ia Ell wobarst. g.
Aihert Raphael, I.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
On the FooI-KiIlers List.

To the Editor:
My attention has been called to the Letter
Column Of your esteemed paper What has ths
harmless and IonE-surerinE public done to you
that you should open the noodsates OF imb,:ility
upon 1t thus7 This torrent OF idoey must be
damned. I demand that YOU inform me as TO
where ! shall ind these "MAmies" 'Hsrrys,"
Americans" "EngliShmen." BLONDES" Daisy
Bells" &C. have them the list. and must
attend to them in my ofhcial capacity OF
FooL-KILLER.
81 West Fifty ninth street, New York
The evening world., 1894-09-05
LETTERS.

fTAn oshrsa u open to sp~yeeds No has
complaint 10 nate a grievance 10 ventddte, tVor-
NATION TO oite. rbjoct Of oew~ai tnterea 10 die
c.s on a pubic suuoe TO acknowledge, and ,'Ae
cav put me tdeo into less pso" 100 ''rds Long
l<ttors oonnot Be printed
The evening world., 1894-09-05

based. It does not need a rampant foe
of the liquor business in general to per-
ceive the unwisdom OF having a saloon
and courtroom for contemporaneous
features of the same building.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

They have signalled by sunlight from
Denver to Pixies Peak. But for the fact
that most of his utterances are moon
shine. II would be in order to suggest
getting Gov. Waite to make all his
messages photographic.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

The Prince OF Wales has acted like a
gentleman through all the yachting con-
tests. but-would 1t not be better II the
princes of the royal family should leave
yacht racing to others, merely in the
interests OF fairness.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Lack of Uniformity the style.

1t is no longer considered desirable
that vases. pictures and bric-a-brac
should match" as was the universal
fashion Of decoration up to recent years.
1t is now deemed far more elegant that
there should be no more effort In that
direction. And yet there never was
period when so much attention was paid
to the matching or the blending of colors
In decoration as at the present time.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

''And the greatest OF these is charity"
and the most successful OF the popular
charities in New York is The Evening
Worlds" Sick Baby Fund. Read its
daily record for evidence that human
nature is not wholly selfish.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

payi. Hagenhocher, o, so Cedar street Brook
,vn brought to The Evening World once
last Saturday a pretty wooden barre, containing
IA cents for the Sick Babies Fund. This Ia
~" hsr,si Tor the sick babies" said Davie,
Mamma told me to save my pennies for the
sick babies, and did for a month. and
here is the barrel"
The evening world., 1894-09-05

bands of insertion. with blue ribbon
showing through, and the bishop sleeves
have coquettish ruffies Of embroidery
over the shoulder. The material Is only
French Bingham. Well-dressed little
girls never wear silk; all wool, linen or
iancy cottons are considered quite
right -
The evening world., 1894-09-05
From n Sick Child.


To the Editor:
Ipclosed please and ass, from a sick child
seven years old visiting the doctor twice a
week. but wishing to help some Of the sick
babies. stopped pAsssrs by and begged them 10
help the Sick Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Fair I'm East Thirty-nfth street.

To the Editor
We send g. the proceeds Of a fair held in
East Thirty-tfth street. for the Sick Babies
Fund Hoping that It will help some poor lit
saliie McMauus. Il Sadie Cohen II.
9Oa East Thirty nfth street.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Contrariness of the Tariff.

What pssky. contrary things tariffs are any
how. Here's the price Of cotton goods climbing
right up where by rights It ought 10 be coming
down. unless protection prophecies are 10 be rid.
died ana ridieulsd. Louisville ier-JournAl
The evening world., 1894-09-05

For the recent outrages In Tennessee
and Georgia, of which white men have
been the perpetrators and negroes the
victims. th:re is not one word to be
said In deferse or palliatIon. What is
needed is prompt justice.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Some Good for Some B,hx

To the Editor:
lnclosed md rs cents. hope It will do some
good to some baby. ETA ETHERINGToN
1872 Twentieth street, Brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-09-05
The Case in n Peanut Shell.

A Peanut Trust Is the latest addition to the
communism OF pelt." The question remains to be
answered. however. whether or no It will amount
to shucks-Philsdelphia Record.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
With n God Bless Us.

To the Editor;
Enclosed md 81. the result Of a fair held by
four children OF One Hundred and Fourth street
God bless you In your noble work
Rose MIchaels Alice Ellicott
Lottie Trummer, Gertrude STARK
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Not Even Time Can DO This.

II will be ven kind Of Bsnjamln Hanisoa 70
take the stump for Levi p. Morton In New Yerk
STATE. but II viii not serve to wipe out thu popular
notion that he ana not hold up both hands Cor he
rsnominaiioa q yies-Prsulasnt hortss b4ck m
ibt1-Do1loA HesaI1
The evening world., 1894-09-05
FOrty-ninth street Stand

To the Editor:
lnclosed nnd 81, collected by boys residing in
East Forty-ninth street. from the proceeds OF a
stand they had.
Chairman. Master Martin Marcus; Secretary
william Praeger; Associates, Charles Weddock
Arthur Auker. Louis Herskowitz J. Dubiner
bernhard shlossheimer. II. shlossheimer, Arthur
Praeger and JAG, Geiser
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Fair In New Rochelle.

To the Editor:
Inclosed md 81 SO for the Sick Babies Fund,
collected at a fair held at 81 Mechanic street,
New Rochelle. by Sadie Finley, Sissy Hynes
and others NEW ROCHELLE,
The evening world., 1894-09-05
The Coming Man IL slow.

The coming man seems TO he slow that II
will not be surprising II he Is distanced by the
discovery Of the north pole or the solution OF the
problem OF aerial nAvig alton --Binghamton Leader
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Cheaper Linen sheets.

New York merchants continue to cut
down the prices OF bed linen. A month
ago magnificent sheets were sold at %
q pair. Now they can be bought In the
neighborhood OF the Eighteenth and
Twenty-third street l. stations below ~
The evening world., 1894-09-05

ARRESTED for illegal dumping in the
harbor." Cases like this one are COM
mon. They will not be so when New
York burns its garbage, as 1t should do.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

The news of Warner Miller's hopeful
ness. coming from Herkimer, can hardly
offset for the Republican masses the
dispiriting effect OF DR.. Depew's cabled
views
The evening world., 1894-09-05
All the Way from Chicago.

To the Editor:
Enclosed ind 81 cents to aid your noble charity
HELEN AND FREDDIE KRETCHMAR
tN6 Evans avenue, Chicago ILL.,
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Fra nike IL Forlorn.

To the Editor:
I kept company with . young man over a year
loved him dearly. He left me because a few
Of his friends told him ] did not care for him.
How can let him know how much love him
would some kind reader answsrf
FRANKIE 4
The evening world., 1894-09-05
For Cleaning Lamp Chimneys.

A useful and odd-looking lamp-chimney
cleaner is made by tying bunch OF
tow on the brush part OF an old tooth
brush. This tow may be ornamented
ito. taste" by making a doll Of 1t, with
a bit OF worsted around the middle. to
indicate the waist. and black sewing
silk. eyes, nose and mouth.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
EDITORIALLY WRIT.
His HowIinr Time 1. over.

Though the cAiamtist may now retire into in
noeuous desuetuds. he can say he had a bowling
time Of It while It lasted.-PhiiAdelphia Times
The evening world., 1894-09-05

or certain of the Anti-Tammany or.
ganizations II may be wickedly re-
marked that they are united az against
Tammany, but divided as among them
selves Which won't do, at ALL
The evening world., 1894-09-05
From Little Horton.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please ind 81 from
LITTLE HORTON scoBIE. aged two yearA
Gao East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street
The evening world., 1894-09-05

To the Editor:
We made an entertainment AmoaE US chill.
drsn and have collected S3.bo.
BELLA KoENIosBER0. isl e. ssd IT.,
sAMMIB and LEAH HoEHTHAL. iSs e. esq A.
HARRY HARRIS, l6s e. sd Ct.
VIDA and CARL LEHBURoER, 1877 q. ESD ct.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Fiftieth street Lemonade.
Fruit in Grand street.

Edith Levy. aged ten. and Sadie Manassa,
aged eleven, had a lemonade stand at s23 East
Fiftieth street. and made 81 cents.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

A street car should be considered full
enough when the limit OF it's seating
capacity has been reached.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

Anti-Platt II no longer conspicuously
advertised at the political pharmacy Of
the g. o. p.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

They are all opposed to Tammany. At
least 80 say the delegates from the va
rious reform organizations who met q,
the Coleman House last niFht 70 con-
The evening world., 1894-09-05
On sixty-third Street.

Louis oilsndorf and Samuel Addison had
fruit stand at AIS Grand street. and made 90
cents
The evening world., 1894-09-05

1t is wrong for a police captain to lose
his temper merely because he Is asked
how he got 1t.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

Regarding the fact that Vermont has
gone Republican. 1t can hardly be
claimed that the unexpected has again
occurred.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

MIS-. Rhein and her sister. Miss Lick
ner, whose arrest on trumped-up charges
by two policemen OF the East Eighty
eighth street station was described in
Mondays Evening World" were dis
charged in the Court OF Special Sessions
yesterday. The story of the policemen
carried no weight In court against the
straightforward testimony OF the sis
tors and the Endorsement of their neigh
bors and friends. The action OF the
officers who made the arrests Is now
officially stamped as an outrage. 1t
must not 20 UNPUBLISHED.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Fifty-second Street Fair

To the Editor:
Inclosed md 30 cents. proceeds OF a small fair
held at as East Fifty second street by Rose
Stone, four years old and Fannie Lewis ten
years old. g.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

1t is unfortunate for Nevada that just
as one of her Senators is gravely ac-
cused, the other turns Populst.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Jersey City Entertainment

To the Editor:
At small entertainment held at 81 Ocean
avenue by Lille Gerhart. Celia Naughton Addie
Mesick Carrie Merrill. Georgia Hagan 20 cents
was realized. THE COMMITTEE
Jersey City, n. j.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
"No seat, no fare"
Come home, Vigilant.

why should the New Yorker pay for a
seat in the street car and not get It?
The evening world., 1894-09-05

There is nc one in the Greater New
York who cannot do something for the
Better New York.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

vigilant's centreboard is a centre OF
much interest, also of much misfortune.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

1t IL only in America that the street.
car passenger IL permitted to be hung
up by a strap.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

New York City's patience seems al
most inexhaustible. Not so the supply of
seats for New York City's surface-car
,atrOns
The evening world., 1894-09-05
$50 MORE TO $4,000.
This Is the Banner Year Of the
Sick Babies Fund.
The Record Already Made by the
Charity a Splendid One.
Over ia, 900 Tots Have Been Treated
by the Free Do ctors.


Previously acknowledged ......,...''''''zz'o"'"e
Grand Fair 1873 Reid avenue. Brooklyn.
Milton NJ Strauss and other" 81"
Entertainment. cafe LOgeling 251 East
FIFTY seventh street, g. J. Kopetzky
and others NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "-o
Fair zoos Third avenue. Betty Asch and
others NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,,...'''''''' "s'i'
Fair. Booth Cottage, Long Branch, n j..
Miss Iiedwig NORMAN ard others''''. "o'"
Fair. Mamaroneck. Minnie Kasschau ana
others ................', ..'''''''''''''' -
Fair Eldert street and Bush~ick ave-
nue. Brooklyn, Lena schmeils ana
others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''''' -i'o'
Fair Young Ladies' Kushaqua, n. w. io'"V
Ethel Powers 40 West one Hundred anu
Twenty nth street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i''oV
Entertainment. 2i9 South Ninth street,
nr,okIyn by the Daisy club.......' h'oo
Fair Raib Beach Ethel Carman ana
others OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ''''''''''''' -
Fair Katie Poole and Others. ...,,.''''''' iV'oV
Entertainment 70: Gates avenn" Brook
kn Mrs. Sarah Fell and others'''''''' on
Fair 2OJ Division street, Annie Zone"
and others NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fair. 400 Eighth street, BROOKLYN h'"'" 90,
r Murdoch and others. .....'..''''''''' on
Fair, 32s Bergen street. Brooklyn Jun" eo
Mitchell and others. ....,....'''.''''''''
Fair New Rochelle, Alexander shee"s"
| and others ......,.......,.....''''''''.
| s,snd One Hundred and Sixth street ana
| Madison avenue. Carrie Mincer anu
o,bcrE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| Fair Washington and Front streets.
prookIyn, Mary Smith and other..''. Nv
s,uis McManus and Sadie Cohen''.''.'' WV
Fair, Long Branch. Franklin ro"'
and Carrie. '''''''''''''''' 49,,
| Mamie Dose. ....'''''.''''''''
! I omop,se and cake sale. Eleventh street
and Second avenue, Mary J. Kelly ana
| others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fair 1876 Vanderbilt avenue, BrookVh'
| Iui,n Donashy and others.....'..'''' ''-0
Fair ZIG East Seventy-hfth street bertna
| Lazy and others. ........,..' '''''''''' -
Fair Sadie Senior and others ...''.''''' '
Fair 70 Flushing avenue. Astofa' "e"e' ,oo
| Sullivan and others ...,...,.'.''''''''' -
Lemonade and cake stand h'eVen'"
| street and Second avenue Annie he'g
| and ers.............. .''''''''''''''
Fair 10 ST. Marks place DoretA FREE
| man and others. .....,'..'' ''''''''''' -.
MAY Agnes Muiqueen and others'.'''''''' ~
Hortense Katzmann ana IRVING hoe"' ga
| stadter ............. ..,.....''''''''''' i0
| Esir All Baltic street, Brooklyn Josie
| Printz and others. .'.'''''''''''''' -,
| Lillian yoreI and others. ...,.....'''''' i-'
Fur 1894 First avenue. Walter hier-
| nan and others. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| Seymour Brown ........... '''''''''''''''
n O. O.. a stagg street, Brookiyn'.''' wv
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Krank. ......,......... .''''''''''''''''''
Charles A. Meyer and others ...''''''''' '''
| Lillian Levy and Lyilian Gluckenmann'' ~
Anthony and Gustave Wei"......''....' 'S'
A.ron and Ferdinand samuels........'''. '"'
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Three Portche.ter Girls.

To the Edhor'
lnclosed md s2,ls, proceeds OF a fair held by
Edith De Forest. Flora De Forest.
Beatrice Munson, Portchester N Y
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Sunday-SchooI Children.

To the Editor:
incosed ind 50. This amount Is contributed by
the following young misses. members OF the
Second NJ. f, Sunday school in Long Island City
Mabel MacNAmee, Martha Larsen
Margaretta Barmore, Emma Bales
Edith Robertson, Jennie Tones
Lenore Nelson, NaHyiT Parry,
Liiile Eodinger Dora Garthansen.
Long Island City
The evening world., 1894-09-05

Senator Jones. OF Nevada, does not
love the Republican party less. but free
silver more.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
A Fordham show"

To the Editor:
We send you 81 So made at show.
saa,. MaRill Harry Ritter
white MSyill Bessie Ritter,
Fordham. n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

suit as TO a plan OF campaign against
Tammany. The conference WAS not OF
much practical utility. however. for no
two organizations seemed to be agreed
on the same method, and none was able
TO pledge the body 1t represented to any
particular line OF action. All were
agreed in detestation OF Tammany and
its methods. but all were at a loss to de-
eide how to carry that detestatlon into
effect. The conference is to be re-
newed after the Republican Convention
But such men as Brookfeld, Jake Pat
terson. Sam Thomas. Sabine Smith and
John Simpson seem queer politicians to
decide on peoples reform crusade
stripped of politics, to secure an honest
municipal government.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
your Letter WIN Appear Later.

:; s% s.ss =, g. g, e. z. ss,
sspssr u sAis ssisIla ialsH -
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Lynch street, Brooklyn, Girls.

To the Editor:
lnclosed hnd s2.72, derived from an entertain
mont given by several little girls at 1Os Lynch
street, Brooklyn, u. ID.
Louie Moore Nora Murray,
Lueih ha~kshurst, Kate McCabe
sadie Moore May Madigan.
Mamie Raulsen, Ge-tie McCanrey.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
French bingham Dinner Dress.

Here is one Of the gay little dinner
gowns for a girl between eight and FOUR
teen years. The price is So for the eight
year size and each year above 1t adds
30 cents to the cost. 1t Is trimmed with
The evening world., 1894-09-05

Carrie and Tobias Mncer. 1874 Madison avenue;
Irving J. Furth. 1875 Madison avenue, and Stella
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Dotted India SILK waist.

Blouse waist of dotted India silk made
iIrh. with yoke edged with wide fall
OF white lace and trimmed with ribbon.
A flounce Of the lace is sewed to the
belt for a basque under a ribbon belt.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Dinner for Beauty.


THURSDAY.
Lentil Soup. oeier''
Fried Parsnips-white Sauce.
Bread and Butter.
Spanish omclet. Rice CroqususA
PIums Seed Cookies
walnuts. Coffee.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
Concord.

Most of the farmers are done haying,
they had nice weather for haying and
granting.
j. a. Rice of SCION was in town last
week on business.
Mrs. Orila Willard of Lynn. Mass,
was visiting her sister. Mrs Lizzie Thomp-
son and her brother, W. 5. Robinson in
town and other relatives in this vicin-
ity. Mrs. Willard and her son, Charlie
Ames have bought Il farm in New
Sharon and will move there soon, some
think farming is better than city life
these hard times.
Mrs. Emma MclIeeman and daughter
Florence of Rumford Falls, were in town
last week visiting relatives.
jerome Duuton and wife went to Emb-
den, sunday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Granville Berry.
Emily Thompson is working for Frank
Adams of Bingham, Mrs. Adams has
been very sick.
Oracle Eames of Embdeu was in town
last week visiting relatives,
Mrs. Nellie Jewctt who has been lame
for long time is thought TO be better.
Her brother and wife Mr.. Edwards of
Auburn are visiting her.
\ number of the young people went to
the lodge, saturday night at Emblem.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
Cornyillc.

About one hundred attended the We'd
nesday evening meeting, at Mon church
held by Rev. I. 6. Moses of Skowhegan.
Mr.. Arthur Cook and wife and Mr..
Gardiner and wife are visiting at Horace
Cayford's.
A. +. Currer and Miss Daisy Bunker
put the finishing touch to the interior of
the Riverside Cottage, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cronlhite have returned
from No. =. where they spent week
fishing and buebcrryiug.
Carrie Thorne returned to Bowdoin-
ham, Tuesday.
+. f. Forbus and q. W. Bates started
for Il five hundred mile bicycle ride Mon
day.
Mr.. Arson C0rsou is very feeble at
this writing and is not expected to live
Mrs. Walker of Grenell. Iowa. is visit
ing her brother, u, y. Tufts.
Earnest Tufts went to Scion, Sunday
on a wheel.
Birdie French went to BoWdoinham,
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Walter Palmer of Mass, is visiting his
father, jesse Palmer.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-08-16
Harmony.

Miss Estelle Farrar is masking her
mother, Mrs. Mary Farrar, Il short visit.
Thomas Downs is very sick. .
s. IL. Goodwin of st, Adams. was in
town, last week
Miss Caddie lIurd is visiting relatives
IN town.
The willing Workers society is to
have an ice-crcam supper and sociablc,
Thursday night, Aug. lG.
Several went from this town to SHOW
hogan, to attend Forepaugh's circus. last
Friday.
The Good remplars have elected the
following officers for the coming term
c. r., IL. +. Clifford; V. T., Sadie
Grant; 5. j. r., Mrs. \. u. Gray; r.,
Alton Chadhourn; f. s., Ida NJ. Gray
Sec, Angie NJ. .Littleiield; Asst. Sec
W. Guy Pennell; c., Mrs. 5. IL. White
house; Guard, Lillian Hurd; $, Enol
Reed; NJ, j. d. Judkins; d. NJ, lta
Hatch p. C.. r., A. ID. Gray.
T. j. Heal has been drawn for Tray
erse juror L.
The dull weather is hindering some