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The Somerset reporter., 1895-09-12
CORRESPONDENCE
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Mrs. Parker and children of Pepperill
Mass. are visiting at her sisters Mrs
Selden Rowe's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Merrill are spend
ing two weeks vacation in Aroostooi
county.
Last Wednesday morning Samue
Clements harnessed a colt to take his
daughter Josie 10 her school, wher
near Mrs. Merrows, the colt became
frightened, turning around and throwing
the occupants out. Miss Josie Is quite
badly hurt.
The farmers are picking their sweet
corn, they report good crop.
Mr.. william Tucker and family con
template moving to Massachusetts very
soon, he has rented his farm to Daniel
S. Witham.
Bertelle Bickford, who has been visit
ing In Pittsfield, returned home last
week.
Quite a number attended the camp
meeting at Lakeside last Sunday, also
quite a number went to Hayden Lake TO
the Spiritualist camp meeting.
Mrs. w. S. Pierce returned to her
home ia n. II.
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Browns Corner.

Lottie Jewell Is attending school In
Pittsfied at the NJ. c. |.
Fife Crowell Ia attending the high
school at our village.
Mrs. Ida Brown is teaching the school
at Slab city.
Mrs. Florence Smith Is teaching our
school, which commenced Monday
Mrs. Katie Barnes and frankie arrived
home Saturday after few weeks visit
with relatives in Lowell, Mass, Mrs.
Barnes old home.
Fred Barnes was obliged to leave his
work at Skowhegan few days last
week, on account OF sickness.
Fl. S. Mitchell of Washington, visited
at |. Crowell's recently.
Mrs. |. Crowell and daughter, Effle,
visited friends in Harmony, Cambridge,
and st Adams last week,
A. d. Brown has recently put cover
ing of new shingles on our school house.
Mr.. George burlington Of Mass, and
Mr.. Chas. Purington Of Yassalboro,
spent few days with their relatives Ia
town.
Frank Hubbard has been somewhat in
disposed of late.
Miss Susie Tozier has the school in
district No. 7, and Miss George Nelson
In No. 8.
Cecil Lancaster was at home from
Corinna over Sunday.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

Whereas, we, Lyman c. Jewett Of Solon, and
Charl-s H Playse Of Skowhegan, in the County
OF somerset and state OF Maine, have been du-
ly appointed ad istrators of the estate Of
Thaddeus F. Boothby OF Embden, in said
County of Some set, deceased, the owner Of a
certain m ,rtgage deed given by Sophia Haf-
ford of Embden, in said county, and describ-
ing q certain lot or parcel OF land situated in
said Embden and bounded as follows. to-wit ::
On the north by land owned by Grant Witham:
on the east by the stream; on the south by the
road dividing said land and g. A. H awes' land;
and on the west by the county road leading by
Grant Williams dwelling house, being the
same had Of lothian G.. Witham and j. G.
Boyington, containing fifty acres more or less
Also one other piece OF real estate situated in
said town OF Embden and bounded as follows:
ON the north by land Of g. A. Halves, except
ing that formerly decided to Isaac Temple; on
the east by David 8. WhitDey's land on the
south by land decided Sophia Hafford by said
David !. Whitney; and west by old county
road so called, being the same | had OF Isaac
w. Adams, containing forty acres more or less.
said mortgage deed being recorded in the
Somerset Registry OF Deeds, in.Book 200, Page
i26 And whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken, now therefore by rea-
son OF the breach Of the condition thereof, we
the said administrators, claim foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
Dated at Skowhegan this eleventh day of
Septt mber. A. d. 1896
7 = JEwETr administrators of
C. H. PLAYSE' rhaddeus Boothby
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Clinton.
Mrs. Retire Webbe, is quite sick.

Mrs. Retire Webbel is quite sick.
Wilbur Dixon. who has been away
from home a long time, Is visiting his
father. Oliver Dixon, and other relatives
in town.
II. NJ. johnson, no has been stopping
in town, attended the Maine State Fair
held in Lewiston, afterwards visiting
his sister, Mrs. Mary Goddard. in Lisbon
Falls. We hear he has found employ
ment at Lisbon Falls Mrs. johnson and
little son Merlon will remain in Clinton
for time.
Master Dwight Dixon is visiting his
aunt, Miss Lillian Dixon, in No. Clinton.
Farmers who are digging their potatoes
report them rotting quite badly.
Blaisdell q Richardson are selling out
their grocery and meat business at a
great discount. George Brown has
bought the meat shop.
Arthur Hodgdon and wife, Miss Ethel
Wood, Lester Written and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McNally spent the day at
Unity Lake last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archer Weber, who have
been at Northpors, we at home.
Ralph and Nina Spearin and Fred
Decker, who are attending school at the
Institute, Pittsfield, board at home, GO
ing TO and from school on the train.
The schools at the village are in SEES
sion, Everett Getchel acting as principal.
Mr.. Getchel called on his former stu
dents, Misses Tena Haines Gowen and
FANNIE Foster in No. Clinton Saturday.
Willie Eastman drives a meat and fish
cart this summer.
Arthur Boothby is filling quite rapid
~.
Minnie Decker and Susie Stinchfeld
are going to school at Castine.
Dora Worthing, Eva Bean. Matte
Stnchfield have entered Coburn Classical
Institute at Watterville.
About twelve gentlemen and ladies'
from Palmyra spent the day at Howard
Getchels on the Horse Back one day
last week.
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Carratunk.

Those who went from this place to the
State Fair at Lewiston were g. 5. With
am and wife, Phlander Baker and wife,
Crosby Spaulding and wife, +. W. Web
ster and wife and Omar Clark and wife.
Forest Williams cut his foot quite bad
" with an axe last week.
Mrs. o. B, Keene and daughter Myra
are In town visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turgeon (nee
Lepha Beam went through town on
their wheels yesterday, they came from
Lewiston by train to Bingham.
Mr.. John Martin of The Forks was in
town one day last week, the boys were
all glad to see him.
George Gordon of Moscow was in the
place Monday.
Five bicyclists went through here Mon
day on their way to Pleasant Pond, they
were from The Forks.
Maytie Moore and Genoa Sanborr
went to The Forks one day this week OF
their wheels.
Saw Mrs. Richard Holden of Moose
River go by on her way to the STATE
Fair last week.
A little son Of Thomas Berry fel
down stairs and broke his arm Friday.
Mark Merrill and wife and Oscar Clarl
and wife are having few days outing
at Pleasant Pond.
MIR. HIATT preached an able sermon
Sunday to full house, subject, "Th'
self made man.
Mike Martin, Leon Webster, Franl
Livingstone went to the bee down to Ed
Adams Saturday, they returned in tn
"wee sma hours, well pleased with tn
party held after the bee.
We understand that there is to be an
other wedding IN town soon.
Mr.. Eben Hunnewell and wife and Mr.
. George Gordon and wife of Moscow
were at church Sunday.
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No. COrnville.

Mrs. George Aver was thrown from
her carriage the other day, frscturing
her shoulder and otherwise injuring her
Mrs. Dora Drury of Boston has been
visiting friends in town. Her little boy.
Eddie, accompanied her and made his
first fishing trip with good success.
Mr.. Isaac Freeman and Samuel Adams
have just returned from their round trip
of three weeks to the fairs. They are
much envied on their ability to attend
such an outing.
George Kincaid and two friends are
enjoying a fishing trip up river.
The spiritual campmeeting at Hayden
Lake has been well patronized by people
from this vicinity the past week,
Mrs. Clara Adams is visiting her
daughter in Bingham.
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Harmony.

Or. F. o. Turner is ON the sick list.
We hope he will be on duty soon again.
Thomas Head lost va liable COW one
day last week.
The farmers in town are hauling sweet
corn to the factory at St. Adams.
Potatoes are rotting badly, some yari-
cites worse than others. The early
Freeman leads In rotting.
The social dance at Riverside Hall,
Friday eve, was a success. 80 couples
occupied the floor.
1t looks as If we were going to have a
railroad. The camps are built In the
woods above Hartland for the men tc
stay in and carload of tools has arrived
at Hartland.
Bert Eliot is on the sick list, threat
ened with pneumonia.
The Castle Harmony House is running
at full blast, from Is to IS there all o.
the time. 1t keeps Mr.. Harry, the cook
pretty busy.
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,Jacknian.

Several OF our citizens attended the
fair at Sherebrook the past week.
Sullivan Newton with several of our
Young men, started for their winter 8
work Of numbering on the Penobscot,
the 9th.
One OF Frank Hagens' children had
the misfortune to break one OF its arms
Saturday.
Henry Mckennev, with a crew of men
is at work at Long Pond Rapids, putting
in side dams.
Quite good time at the shooting
match, also the ball in the evening,
which occurred on the 9TH.
Mr.. Page, the lumberman, was in town
the past week.
Miss Ray of Canada, has been visiting
in town.
Our fall term Of school, so we under
stand, will be under the instruction Of
Mrs. Guy Baker. Mrs. Baker is an ex-
cellent teacher and gave entire salts
faction when she was teaching here a
year ago.
Alfred Nile of Bangor was In town re-
Gently.
One of our sister towns, which help to
make up our thriving city, will soon
launch the boat of matrimony. Its
passengers will be, we hear, charming
school marin and a quiet "bach".
Levi Newton has gone to work on the
Penobsc0t.
Alex Dutelley is doing some repair
ing on the Walker house in which he
will move soon.
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Athens,

Z. II. Emery L. S weather clerk a
New York city is at home on a shor
vacation.
The Freewil Baptists held theil
quartely meeting Thursday and Friday
of last week. There was quite a gooc
attendance.
Messrs George York and Newton
Fellows are at Tilton Pond, kingsbury
fishing.
S. l.. Tobey is slightly improving from
his fall.
Mr.. Will Wood and daughters returned
to Medford last week. Mrs. Wood viii
remain at Athens p short time.
Lawrence Clifford is sick with pneu
monia. DR.. Pepper attends him.
Mrs. Isaac Loring is visiting relatives
in Mass, for few weeks.
Mansell Lord of Danvers, Mass, ha;
been visiting in town recently.
A. c. Emery has bought Levi Lord
farm on Lords Hill. xxx
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The Forks.

II. NJ. Wade returned home from Port
land last week.
Miss Ida Loveioy has returned from
her vacation.
Mike Lapoint aud wife, and Henry
Corners and wife of Bingham, are visit
ing relatives in town.
Elmer Porter of Beverly, Mass. is
boarding at the Holway house.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias A. Brown of oolon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. White of Randolph.
l.. l.. Webster and Claude Witham of
Carratunk, registered at the Holway
house last week.
Mr.. Willie Durgin is clerking at the
Forks hotel.
Mrs. Belle Phillips of Moxie, was in
town last week.
Rilla Hunnewill has been sick for the
past two weeks, but is now some better.
NJ. l.. French and wife made q trip to
North Arson last week
A number of our young ladies are try
ing to learn the art Of bicycle riding.
They have been practicing on the quiet
for long time, and will soon make
their appearance in public. Look out
for them.
portion of the rooms at the Forks
hotel are being treated TO a coat Of
paint. Henry Vckery Of Bingham is
doing the work.
Warrin Durgin of Norridgewo ck, was
in town last week selling fish
n. w. Murphy of Parlin pond was in
town last week.
Rev. T. B. HIATT had an audience Of
1876 at the evening meeting last Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
go to Carratunk Thursday evening TO
take part in the meeting with the society
Of that place. About fifty are expect
ing to go providing the weather Is suit
able for the occasion.
Mrs. John Williams Of Carrying place,
has been in town the past few days visit
ing relatives and friends.
The new chapel is progressing finely
and it is hoped it will be completed in a
few weeks.
Miss Edith York went to Parlin pond
Friday. NEVA.
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so. Snithfeld.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2. Holmes went to
Oakland last Sunday to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Asa Hersom.
Quite a delegation went from here to
Lakeside camp meeting last Sunday.
While s. w. Clement was taking his
daughter Josie over to her school one
morning last week, their colt took fright
throwing them both from the road cart
and hurting Josie so she Is confined to
her bed 1t Is hoped she is not injured in.
ternally.
Free Hartford is at hoMe.
Chauncey Warren has new horse.
Mrs. Josie Stevens, nee, Thompson
formerly of this place is very low with
quick consumption at her home in Farm
ington.
They have nice baby girl at Uriat
Dudley's.
Mrs. Annie Charles is visiting hel
mother.
Farmers are pulling their beans, ano
report them very good.
There will be no meeting here mex
Sunday on account of the quarterly
meeting at Belgrade.
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North New Portland.

George II. Harris and wife from
Lewiston are the guests of Mrs. Laura
Hutchins.
Mr.. Morrie Mantor and wife from
Boston have been visiting in town.
Among those who went to State Fair
from this place were C.. II. Clark and
wife, A. A. Jacobs and wife, Miss Lettie
Cowan, j. I. Berry, Verne and Ross
Lishness.
Harold Viles came out from Tim Pond
last Thursday.
MIR. Alexander Willard, wife and son
from Washington, ID. c., are visiting his
sister, Mrs. Esther Knapp.
The Somerset District Lodge of Good
Templars met at this place last Friday.
Dinner and supper were served at Union
Hall by the members of Somerset Lodge.
Fifteen members of this lodge joined the
District Lodge, an entertainment was
given in the evening, followed by speak
ing from members of the order.
Mr.. Sheldon, Colby '93 is teaching the
High school and Miss Elsie Bartlett the
primary.
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Brighton

j. H. Mitchell and c. F. Jones, of
Skowhegan, were in town recently.
John Foss is at home from Watervile.
Arthur Cross and Loren Smith started
Monday for another hunting trip on the
head waters of the st. Johns. They in.
tend to stop three months. We hope the
cutlery will not come this fall, as it did
last that they had been killed by the
Indians.
Bird Emery of Athens was in town
Monday.
Roscoe Jones is home from Moosehead
Lake, where he has been at work.
G. L. Hayden and II. l.. Wyman made
a business trip to Skowhegan Monday.
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Canaan.

II. ID. Barrett isIhome for weeks stay
with his parents.
Mrs. Fl. C. Cover has gone to Mass.
to visit friends for few weeks.
Mrs. Levi Bragg has gone to Boston,
where she viii do dressmaking for few
months.
Miss Gertrude Moody has returned to
Good viii Farm to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thurston of Island
Pond, VT, have been visiting relatives
In town.
Preston Furber lost another mich
COW Sunday. This Is the second one he
has lost within two weeks, which
certainly savors Of hard luck.
The village schools opened this week,
the attendance In the high school mum.
ers twenty-eight, taught by Cyrus Hatch
ofAltoE, and the primary, forty-eight
scholars with Mrs. &. d. Davis teacher
Fred Lord and wife Of Boston, are
visiting friends in town.
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West pittsfield.

Mrs. ]. q. a. Jordan Of Leice ster,
Mass. Mr. Everett Jones of Boston,
Mass. aud Mrs. Albion Jones of Corinna,
were the guests of Mrs. W, f. Emerson
Sunday.
Mrs. Angelina Rogers Of Lewiston,
and Mrs. Abel Davis of Pittstield, were
the guests of Mrs. q. 2. Garfield one
day last week.
c. F. Seekins has purchased pair of
dapple gray horses for driving on the
road they are we'll matched and hant-
some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Allen Of Canaan,
visited their son, Fred Allen, Sunday.
John Moore and Eugene Weeks have
gone away where they have job in the
woods.
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SOlOn.

Owing to the lumber not coming as
expected the work on the town hall
drags somewhat slowly.
Leslie Davis is recovering nicely from
his injury.
Mrs. Carrie Playse of Skowhegan, visit
ed in town last week.
High school in South Scion commenced
Sept. 2nd, Alvra Elton, teacher, Lottie
Jewett assistant; there are 80 scholars,
and new ones expected.
Samuel Matson is in failing health.
There was no service at the Methodist
church Sunday, as the Congregational
was reopened and both societies joining
Mr.. Ford breaches at South Scion as
usual.
DR.. Greene assisted by Dr's. Merrill
and Bodwell performed an operation on
Frank Forsythe last Wednesday.
Mr.. Stinchfied our cream collector,
met with quite a loss lately by his horse
starting, overturning the cream and
badly breaking the wagon.
Rev. Mr.. Snow started for his home
In the west last week.
C. A. Merrill Is raising and remodel.
ing his house on Main street.
There are many cases of La Gripp in
town.
Mrs. George Ayers met with quite
an accident last week-her horse got
frightened and ran. The carriage turned
over and Mrs. Ayers collar bone was
broken In three places.
Mrs. Clara Bean is improving very fast.
The Congregational Church at the viii
lage has been repaired the past summer
and last Sabbath it was opened with re-
dedicating services.
Mr.. .P.Tupper is teaching in Embden
some four miles above Scion village.
The High School in Dist. No. com.
menced last week with quite large
attendance. There ale several scholars
from out of town. Miss Lolita Jewett
is assistant to MIR. A. Eaton.
Mrs. Edw. Spear of Skowhegan is Wis
iting with her husbands mother, Mrs.
l.. W. Spear.
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Messengers Notice.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET ss:- CoURr OF INSOLVENCY..
In the case of George 8. Davis, OF Brighton /,
Insolvent debtor.
This is to give notice that on the 5th day Of
Sept, A. d. 1885, q warrant in insolvency WAS
issued out OF the Court OF Insolvency for said
County of Somerset against the estate of said
George S. Davis. Of Brighton, adjudged to be
an insolvent debtor, on petition OF said debtor
which petition was filed on the 5th day
of Sept, A.. D. 1898, to which date interest on
claims Is to be computed. That the payment
Of any debts to or by said debtor, and the
tranefer and delivery OF any property by him
creditors Of said debtor, to prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees Of his es-
tate, will be held at Court OF Insolvency to
be holden at the Probate Court Room, in
Skowhegan, on Tuesday the 9Th day of Oct.
A. d. 1885, at one o'clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. 2w37
SIMON FOX, Deputy Sheriff
as Messenger OF said Court OF Insolvency.
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PALMYRA.

Herbert Keene wife and daughter
who have been stopping in town the
past week. returned to Mass, on the
Sunday train
Lewis Wyman Esq. is quite feeble.
Bona Elkins, who WAS recently burned
out, has moved to Hartland.
Bert Dorothy Of y. H., and Belle
Estes of Skowhegan, made Mr. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Jewett pleasant call Sunday.
Mrs. Hatty Wyman is quite sick at
this writing.
Potatoes are rotting badly. Grain
that is being threshed is yielding we'll
g. c. Spaulding is quite sick.
Arnold Palmer of Auburn, is spend
ing a few weeks among old friends in
town.
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PisllOns Ferry.

The Waterville Quarterly Meeting will
be held with the church in this place
commencing at 7.30, p. m. Friday, Sept
20, and holding over the Sabbath.
Mrs. f. B. Jack, who has been stop
ping for several months In Richmond,
returned home Friday night.
Mrs. Edmund Parkman of winthrop
is visiting friends In town
Mrs. Fatima Mitchell goes to Belgrade
this week.
Burton Wells and wife Of Clinton
village we're the guests of his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. X. b. Wells, Sunday.
Quite large delegation of people
from this place attended the camp meet
ing at Hayden Lake, Sunday.
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Embden Center.

John Hodgden cut his left hand quite
badly on scythe last week.
Stephen NORM bought nice colt this
week. It Is Of Drew blood, has fine
gait, and is four years old.
Ben NJ. Berry has bought the Amos
Savage farm In Concord, and intends to
move into 1t soon. We are sorry to hear
Ben and family are to leave our town, for
we shall miss them much.
Mrs. Wilfred Strickland went to Can
ton, Mass, last week to join her hus-
band, who has been there all summer
Henry Smell and family of Mass.
have been visiting at Fred Duubar's the
past week. W.
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Dennis Leavitts wife is very low. 1t
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Charles Kicker has moved into his new
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Charles Laid was in town buying
stock. Charles Is an honest fellow and
will pay price for cattle. What he
says means business.
Ruel Reed, OF the firm of Reed & Co.,
is at the Maine General Hospital for
treatment.
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Concord.

Mrs. S. r. Chase spent Sunday in
Skowhegau with her son, Romandale
Chase.
Mrs. Mary A. Bean was with friends
in Skowhegan over Sunday.
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East Madison.

Mrs. Addison Ames is quite ill.
Miss Addie Prescott is at home on
visit.
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Skowhegan-Sept 8, by Rev. B. {. Went
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L. Fountain both of Waterville.
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II. Hoyt Of 81 owhegan.
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