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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-09-06

G.. 4. williamson. Esq, has Tor thirls=
five Yeas been City Recorder Of l)eeas
of Providence, K. I. During all this tlme
he and his family have occupied a Ye1
prominent position in Providence where
tbey are held in the utmost regard and
esteem by ever body. The reside at .
Bradford street.
Mrs williamson has for long time
been great sufferer. She has lately been
cured of her complaints by most remark
able remedy and her love for her fellow
beings is such that she writes the follow
ing letter telling them just what to do 70
be well and strong
"For some time had been troubled
with numbness Of my hands and mms.
1t was very distressing and a constant
ANNOYANCE to me. My nervous system
was badly affected was unable to sleep,
getting but very little rest At night. l
suffered from Indigestion and m5 appetite
was very poor. | learned Of Or. Greenc's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy and
hearing it most highly spoken OF, deter
mined to use it, 1t had helped so many
despairing sufferers | believed IT would
help me- After taking the second bottle
noticed a marked improvement and /
continued to steadily gain in all respects
! cheerfully recommend DR., Greene 5
Nervura blood and nerve remedy to all
sufferers
No wonder everybody is taking this
remarkable medicine for 1t is known
fact that DR.. Greene's Nctvura blood and
nerve remedy always cures. Ii you have
any such troubles, if your health is not
exactly what it should be, take Or.
Creene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
1t will make you well. 1t is the discovery
Of DR.. Greene, of "a Temple Place, Bos-
ton. Mass, the most succt ssful specialist
in curing nervous and chronic diseases.
He can be consulted free, personally or
by letter Don't neglect your health but
take his wonderful med cine now.
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St. Albums.

We are glad to note that y. b. Turner
Esq. is improving in health he being able
to attend the lectures by Hon. Seth l..
Milliken and +. y. Merrill Esq, at st.
Adams. August, 29th.
The meeting above mentioned was
very largely attended aud excellent
speeches made By both speakers.
Frank Nining attended the Eastern
Maine fair, at Bangor, Friday.
ST. Adams Grange at their meeting,
saturday Sept. lst., chose the W. Mas
ter, II. {. Bracket, Miss Susie Cooper
and Miss Addi, Turner a committee to
solicit contributions and grange exhibits,
for the county fair. at Hart land, Sept.
llth. and 18th. they having voted to
make grange exhibit earlier in the sea-
son.
j. ). Boston was in attendance at the
Bangor fair, and reports some fine stock
there. among the best was tn At shown by
Eastman Iiathorn, Of Athens.
The corn factory is being put in opera,
ton and will be running the coming
week, James B. Baxter Jr. will be here
to direct matters in person. and with his
family occupy the kilbreth house II.
usual.
Darius Emery is putting the grist mil
in condition for grinding, it will be ii
running order in Il week. at present
there is plenty of water, for running OF
all mills.
Schools throughout town commenced
Monday, sept 3D.,
The band under the instruction of o
A. Goodwin are practicing for concer
to be given in the near future.
w. y. Moore and wife of Corinna
were in town over Sunday, visiting
friends.
Farmers report potatoes rotting badly
James Atwood returned from trip Il
Watcrville, Saturday.
Alvin Braley, formerly a resident o
this town more recently of Wellington
was buried in the old family lot, in thu
cemetery near the schoolhouse in tn,
Mountain District where the funeral wa
held, sunday sept ID, Rev. Mr.. Pottel
conducting the services.
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PiShonS Ferry.

The Waterville Free Baptist Quarterly
meeting, holds its next session with the
church at this place commencing Friday
Sept. ..
Mr. F. ID. Elmer, who has been sup
plying for the Baptist society, delivered
his last discourse at the hall, Sunday
before returning to his studies at Brown
University.
The schools are again in session. The
Ferry school on the Clinton side is again
in charge of Miss Mabel Pettigrew. The
school on the Canaan road is taught by
Miss Ella Wells. Miss Eleanor Narney
of Skowhegan. teaches the school al
Morrison's Corner. Miss Kate Fletcher
teaches the Skowhegan school, (north)
river road.
We learn that Ernest II. Pratt has en-
gagged to teach the fall term of High
school, at Canaan village.
Mrs. j. S. Mitchell returned on Satur
day nights train from two weeks visit
in Belgrade.
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>. A. Nye y Co. started two four
horse teams for the woods last Thurs
day.
Mrs. l.. W. Whittemore has sixteen
different kinds Of dahlias .ome Of which
are Very rare.
John Smith left Monday morning for
Nashua. y H. where he ha- gone to lay
out the plan for the buildings for the
Maine Manufacturing Co, who will
move their business there a, loon "a the
buildings can be made ready. which will
be in two or three months. This plant
will carry from our town a good bust
ness and good class of citizens. They
will greatly increase their capacity in
the new quarters and be better equipped
to till their increasing orders. 1t is
much to be regretted that they have de-
cidcd 10 leave town.
\. +. Gerald has disposed of his inter-
est in the Bath electric railroad to
Messrs. q. G. Moses and f. II. TWiteh-
ell Of that city. Receiving about Sl2,-
900 for it.
Judge Emery Of the supreme Court
was in town Monday and gave hearing
to the parties in tn case Of Abigale
Smart V. c. q. Totman. The question
involved is the ownership Of some pine
on Gulf and Hudson islaud- in the Local
ton of the old railroad bridge. at the
place which was burned in 1872. The
Railroad Go. sold them to Mr.. Totman
and are the real defendants in the suit.
1t seems that the bridge vas built across
the Islands in 1852 without the consent
of their owner, Stevens Kendall, who
afterward decided the premises to Mrs.
Smart, the plaintiff She contends that
as the Railroad Co. were trespassers
originally whatever they pnt upon the
islands became attached to the soil and
belong TO her, especially since the aban-
donment of the location by the Co.
There are some nice law questions in the
case. Geo. 6. Weeks appeared for Mrs.
Smart and +. F. Webb for 1otman and
the Railroad Co, says the Fairfield Jour
nal.
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Mis-, Grace Shorey returned from
Fairfield. saturday where Size has been
visiting friends for few day.
Miss Jennie Jewett of Walp5lc, Mass.
who has been stopping at II IL. sawYer's
tor several days died MONDAY morning
Miss Jewell has been in declining health
for s5me time, but hef death was
sudden aid unexpected.
f. o. stevens Of Putnam. Conn. IS
visiting friends in town.
c. \. lIuutoou Of Providence. Il, l.. Is
stopping for a few days Will his brother,
". W. lluutoon of this place. lie j.
enroute FOR North New Portland. where
he will be Joined by K. Z Bfigam OF
Auburn. X. l. They will secure the SER
vice OF some party to acf a, guide and
all around man, and will theu proceed
To the Dead River regions. where
they propose to hunt ard ,i-h for about
eight weeks, Mr.. IIuntoon i maehin-
i-t aud Is in the employ of tha IIotchkiss
Ordinance CO.. Of Providence, H. |.
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Scion.

-. L. Mills and stanton Day attended
/ the Mllikcn aud Merrill rally at Bing-
ham, list week. aud reported a large
attendance
The pulp mill VA, shut down, Satur-
day. for repairs More of the mill WAS
/ started up Monday morning. and we
| hope to see the whole of it in operation
soon Aour cores pondent week or
so ago was wrong in saying that the
mill was in FUN blast" a only one line
of grinders and a CORES ponding part OF
the rest of the mill was then running,
that being one third of its capacity.
The Young people Of the NJ. +. church
gave AN ice cream sociable in the town
hall, Tuesday evening. Admission 10
cents. and refreshments free.
SCION Lodge, /. q. o. f.. will cole
brate their second anniversary, Thurs
day evening, October 18th, by giving Il
banquet to its members. their families
and invited guests. After the banquet
an entertainment will be given,
Mr.. Herbert Wentworth of SkoNhegan
vas in town, Tuesday, on business.
Several from town attended the Reed
rally at Skowhcgan, Tuesday.
David Rowcll and A. +. Whipple went
to Lewiston. Tuesday, to attend the
State Fair
George W. McIutire is attending the
State Fair, this week, at lewiston
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Vittum of Con.
cord. were ia town. Tuesday, visiting
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Ilamblet.
Frank French and Albert Whipple
went to Orono. Monday. to attend the
fall term of the Maine State college.
This is Albert's first year
The High schools commence in town,
Monday. the one in the village under
the instruction of G. W. Shea of Albion,
and the one at South Scion is taught by
Mr.. A. W. Eaton of South Scion. Miss
Florence Rowel teaches the primary
school in the village and Mrs. y. W.
Curtis the school below the village.
Mrs. DR.. Spraguc of Turner, is in
town, visiting her father Rev. d.
Ford
f. 4. and V. NJ. Nittum went to Brigh-
ton market, Monday, with carload of
live stock. They expect to ship "A car
load every Monday for while.
MIR. II. A. Thompson, Peoples Party,
is billed to speak in the Town hall Fri
day evening.
High schools begun last Monday, the
village school is taught by Mr.. Shay, a
graduate of Bowdoin College. The one
at South Scion is taught by Alvera
Eaton and opens with 80 scholars.
James Sterling and wife, Carl Sterling,
Miss Lucy Jewett, Nellie Foss, Lena and
Lulu Jewctt, went on the excursion to
Togus. Saturday.
Edward Merrill spoke at South Scion,
last Tuesday, handling the tariff ques-
ton in a mastery manner
Mrs. John Bean is still at the hospital
at Portland, we are glad to learn that
her eyes are improving.
keystone Lodge has accepted an invi-
tation to "A basket picnic next Saturday,
given by Bingham Lodge
Albion and Samuel Head with their
wives started for Rockland, Monday.
They go with their teams.
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uagT FORMER Democrats among the
miaHee who are probably tired oil
iD.maerltic regime, and can now listen
to Republican gospel.
quite a number from this place aud
Carrmauk awaited themselves of the
opportunity furnished hy lhr -p'eial
train. 10 hear the addresses oil Feed aud
Lodge Al Skowhegan. Tue-daY
At special town meeting hid Tue
dav. il was voted To organize precinct
10 that money may he raised Tor Tree
high school 1t i intended to raise TN.
money by subscription and not by tax
alton a. many supposed. aud theu draw
the remainder IRON the state school
fund. Granville Goudrich acted a. mod
crater Dr. 4. \. Piper Wa chosen
agent and +. ;. Baker, clerh Of the pre-
ciuct
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MARRIED.

West Pittsf-ld-Aug. 20, by Rev. A. Walker,
Mr. Morris A. kimball of Clinton, and Miss
Evelyn =. Kicker of Canaan.
Madison-Aug. 10, by Rev l.. r. Twitchell
Rufus S. Mckinney and Lima f. Moore, both
of Madison.
Anson-Aug. s, by Rev l.. b Twtchell. Elbie
u. Curtis of Bingham and Miss Myrtle n
kingsbury, of Concord.
New Portland-Sept ,. by Rev. f. II. Butts
Mr.. Henry McKeen and Miss Helen NJ. Butts
both OF Pennington.
Skowhegan-sept /, by Rev r. q. Moses
Mr. Lester {. Cleveland and Miss Ida Clukey
both OF Skowhegan.
ST. Albans-Sept 3, at the home of the brides
parents, by Rev II r. Dexter, MIR. j \. Deck
er of Lee, Mass. and Miss Mabel Raymond OF
st Adams.
West Forks-Sept >, by G.. :. Durgin ESQ Mr.
Scott {. Dursn and Miss Nellie b. Savage
both of West Forks.
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Concord.

Mrs. N. II. Savage of Norridgewock
was in town last week calling on friends.
Mrs. Georgia Remick of Arson was
visiting Mrs. Sadie Berry last week
Mr.. Charles Ames of Richmond is
visiting at his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chandler Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowe attended
Hon. Seth l.. Milliken's lecture Friday
evening at Bingham and pronounced ii
very good.
Preaching at the corner school house
last Sabbath by Bro. Butts of West New
Portland and Bro. Gregory of Bling
ham.
Mr.. Charles Williams of Norridge-
wock was in town the Sd looking for
beef cattle.
Mrs. villa Steward of Madison Is
visiting at her mothers, Mrs. James
Higgins
Mr.. Charles Webster has returned
from Boston and we hope to see him OF
his farm soon.
Rev. II. H. Lake of New Vineyard i:
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Gardner
Savage.
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North IiartIand.

Fremont Woodbury., Willard Palmer,
Alfred Stafford and Frank Southland,
who went blueberrying, have return, d
home. They say the blueberries are
quite thick and they got quite lot.
MIR. Edward Wehher, wife and sister,
have gone to State Fair, also Mr. Fred
Palmer
Mrs. Debrah Withec Is very sick. She
had shock.
Mrs. Willmont Elliott has a pretty
little baby; it is a boy
rhe farmers of this place are digging
their potatoes and complain of their rot
ting badly.
Mrs. Clarence kimball and daughter,
Jennie, are visiting friends in Lewiston
and Auburn, and taking in the State
fair.
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Embden Center.

John NORM bad Il slight paralytic
shock the LIST. but seems to be improving
now. Mr.. NORM is 81 Years old and has
enjoyed very good health until very
recently There is but one other
person in town AS old. Abram
Burns is 90. think, this month.
school commenced in Dist. No: / the
Sd, with Newell upper for teacher.
Martin Berry and wife of Concord,
were visiting his brother, John NORM
this week.
Mrs. Mae Moulton has a business en-
gagement in Scion.
Ben Steward and family of North
Arson, were visiting in town the LIST.
Mrs. Z. A. Paul of Snlon, made hel
parents short call the first of the week
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Athens.

Hayden brothers have started their \.
W. Gray's threshng machine for the
season.
Albion small has sold his farm to lis
son-in-law. for 500 one Oliver Davis.
Mrs. stephen Toby is very sick and is
not expected to recover.
Or. John Libby has moved to Brigh-
ton, he leaves many friends here
a dance at West Athens the eth, good
music and IA general invitation to all,
{. p. W.
l.. 5. weather clerk, +. II. Emery
stationed mt Atlantic City, y. j., is en-
Toying Il short leave Of absence with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Emery.
Messrs Charles and Gene llinckley are
at home from Worcester fora two weeks
visit.
Miss Nellie Wade is assisting Prof.
Avery at Somerset Academy in place of
Mrs. Avery who, we understand has re-
signed.
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Bingham.

4 modern exodus from Bingham
State Fair-ward is the event OF the week,
Every train out takes merry parties Who
intend to get the most enjoyment posi-.
BILE from their hriet outing. one party
of twelve take their own tent and camp
on the grounds, while many 20 in small
cr parties to camp. others go to the cot
tages or take looms in the city.
Mark Savage and j. j. Lander went tc
Boston, Tuesday.
4 sabbath school picnic was held in
IIoughton's grove ON Wednesday.
There was rousing Republican rally
on Friday evening, Aug 81. kennebe,
Hall was packed to Overlooking to heal
Merrill and Milliken. The meeting was
presided over by T. F. Iloughton, who
introduced the speakers. Both speakers
were warmly received and their speeches
were highly satisfactory. We noticed
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So. N0rridgeWock.

{. IL. Sawyer of Bangor, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. X. Sawyer for
few days.
W. w. IIuntoon and son went to
Smithfield, Friday.
The little son of +. A. Hilton about
three years of age, while looking through
the railing of the bridge on Main street,
lost his balance and fell to the stream
below distance of Is fit. Fortunately he
escaped with but slight injury.
Quite number of our citizens went to
Skowhegan, Tuesday. to attend the lee
ture by Thomas b. Reed,
An unusually large congregation at
tended the morning service at the Baptist
church, Sunday.
W. S. Taylor exhibited stalk of vel
low corn from his garden on Mill street
measuring II TT. in height. When some
one beats this record Mr.. Taylor is ready
to try again.
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Monday evening there was scene of
gaicty at the steam mill in L. Cornville.
1t was wedding reception and partici-
pated in by old and young from far and
near The newly welded pair were Mr..
Sumner Clark a well known citizen of
that place and Mrs. Nellie Savage of y.
Arson. who were united in marriage
Monday afternoon by Rev. o. NJ. Chase
A fine treat of candy, nuts and apples
was dispensed to the large crowd, who
amused themselves in dancing on the
lawn until late hour. The bride and
groom >were the recipients of quite a
number of nice presents
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Maine Eastern Conference.

The seth annual session of the Maine
Eastern Christian Conference will be
held with the Christian church at
Corinna village, Tuesday Sept Is, 10
and 20 at 10 A. NJ. The annual address
will be delivered on Tuesday evening by
Rev. j, w. Webster of Newport, alter
nate, Rev. IL. NJ. Mclaughlin, of Car
mel. Arrangements have been made
with the Maine Central II. Il. for one
fare the round trip, Sept. Il to -, limit
through the liberality of the Il. r., may
it be well patronized. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
c. NJ. JEwETT, Sec'y.
Palmyra, Sept. 9th, 1894.
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West Ilartland.

Died in Ilartland, August, 81, Rev.
Abram Barnes, aged y years, he leaves
Il wife and three children, two sons aud
one daughter.
Mr.. c. l.. Bean and wife are down
From Boston, visiting his parents, Rev
Charles aud Harriet Bean and brothers
and sisters in Skowhegan and Pittsileld.
six weeks. and later she goes to visit
her mother. Mrs. Andrews AZ Tenants
lIarbor, Me.
Mrs Charles Bean is in pittstield tax.
ing care of her daughter, Mrs, Raymond
who is very sick at tins writing.
Grain is all gathered in and the most
of it thrcshcd, very light crop. Corn i,
good and if the frost holds oil littlo
longer a big crop will he gathered in thi,
year. Potatoes are good aud don't ROT
here yet.
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West Pittsfield .

Mrs. Flora Noyes of Lewiston visited
friends IN this place recently.
Atty. General Friedrich A. Powers, ac-
companied by his niece Miss llortense,
visited hi mother, Mrs. \. Walker, sun
day.
Edgar Emerson is in Lewiston visiting
his city cousins and taking in the fair
this week.
Mr. Eastman Thompson of Scion visit
cd his sister, Mrs. Climena Rogers last
week.
A small party in this vicinity took Il
drive to Lake George, Sunday.
Mr.. Abel Patten of Skowhegan. ac
companicd by his daughter Grace, visit
ed George Patterns family one day last
week,
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w est Madison.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wills, wife of +. A..
Wills, died few days ago from a stroke
of paralysis.
Potatoes are rotting badly and many
farmers are digging them and putting
them into the cellar, hoping to save them
from further decay.
The free high school commenced at
the town house last week under the in
struction of Mrs. Batcheldor of Farming
ton. There are over 10 scholars in at
tendance.
At the recent town meeting called to
see if the town would vote to abate the
tax on the pulp mill it was voted not to
abate the tax. The tax for this year is
over 81 900.
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Mrs. Carrie kidder of Clinton village.
spent portion of last week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Pettigrew
VIM. Burril and wife of Orange, Mass.
are at Warren Burrill'-.
Miss Mae Pratt has returned to Colby
University.
Henry Mason and wife have returned
from a vacation trip to Unity.
The farmers are now hauling then
sweet corn 10 the factories.
Mrs. Il. F. Parker went to No. Fair
field, saturday, stopping over the Sab
bath with relatives there.
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brighton.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ball of Exeter
Corner, were in town saturday,
t. A. Decker has returned from Mass,
and will commence his school in the vii
lage Monday.
Frank Brett of shirley, was in town
last week, he has shut up his hotel and
brought to town Mr., and Mrs. Ienas
Foss, Cora Butler aud Matte Hayden
who have been al work for him.
Some Of the Young people attended
the dance at kingsbury, saturday eve.
vi. Foss is making a trip through
the country selling his patent right fer
making boxes.
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CORRESPONDENCE,
CarratIInk.

#. o. Hoxie and Miss Lizzie Hoxie
from Skowhegan have been out to Pleas
ant Pond this week and now have gone
up to Pat Murphy's and from there in to
the Enchanted. We expect lots of
trout when they come back.
Claud Witham and Harvey Williams
have gone to No. Arson to school this
week.
School began over at the pond last
Monday, with the same teacher as
last term, Matte Moore. Now the
question is, Who will teach the city
school?
Fred Webster has "A new wheel and
Charlie Baker is happy lad with his.
The ladies' aid from Bingham spent
Wednesday at Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Freeman from f. Madison is at
Omar Clark's this week.
Among those who go from here to
State Fair are Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Webster
with Miss Idellc, Mr.. and Mrs. Omar
Clark. Mrs. Esther Clark and Mrs. Mer-
rill will go to Aetna.
A dance here in the hall Thursday
night, every one reports fine time. We
are glad to see Mike Martin able to play
for us again. He met with a sad acct
dent this spring when he broke his leg,
so he won't be able to dance for some
time but his arm seems to "go" just as
well as usual.
When the Skowhegan bicyclists made
their memorable trip through here to
Moose River there was Just one wheel in
town, Miss Savage's out at the pond.
Now we have eight. A week ago Sun
day the boys went to the Forks to
church, of course, and last Sunday to
Bingham for the same purpose, | pre-
sumo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan Newton from
Jackman are in town on their way to
State Fair.
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Browns Corner.

Nina Woodbury. is visiting her father
and brother in So. Canaan, this week.
C. b. Chase and wife visited in Har-
mony, last week.
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No. James, the South End fire was not caus
national game has warped your judgment.
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OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
A Matter Which is Exciting
Much Talk.
1T CONCERNS \ WEII.-kNoW\ AND
PRONIINE$T FAMILY.

The " ife of an Honored aud Respected
Public Man Writes IA LETTER.
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DR.. III
J., l.,
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WILL BE AT

Emery Hotel, Athens, Friday, Aug 81,
Hotel Heseton, Skowhegan, Saturday,
Sept. /; Hotel Starks, Monday Sept. 8 :;
New Sharon House, New Sharon. Tues
day. Sept. 4; Stoddard House, Farming
ton, Wednesday, Sept 5; Wilton House,
Wilton, Thursday Sept. 6; Barden House,
Phillips, Friday, Sept. 7 Kingdeld House,
Kingdeld, Saturday, Sept. 8; Oakland
House, Oakland, Monday, Sept. 10;
Sawyer House, So. Norrdgewock, Tues
day, Sept II; Weston House, Madison,
Wednesday, Sept IL Stage House, Bing
ham, Thursday, Sept. -; Forks Hotel,
The Forks, Friday, Sept Il; Hotel Jack
man, Jackman, Saturday and Monday
Sept IS, and II; Hotel Carratunk, Cara
funk, Tuesday, Sept. I9; Scion Hotel,
Scion, Wednesday, Sept. 10; Somerset
House, No. Arson, Thursday, Sept. 20.
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>. A. Nye x co. started two four
Ior,e teams for the woods last Thurs