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The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-18
ItipleY.

There will be a teachers meeting or
local institute held at the town hall in
Ripley, on Friday p. NJ, June 25th. In
teresting papers will be presented by
teachers in town; class exercise and
several papers by those not connected
with schools. The public in general is
invited and urged to be present as well
as friends of educational advancement in
adjoining towns.
At meeting of citizens held last
Saturday evening, committee was
chosen to make arrangements for a
Fourth of July celebration and it is ex-
pected good program will be presented.
Evergreen Lodge, |. O. G. T., is in a
thriving condition at present, there
having been an initiation nearly every
session this quarter At the last SEES
sion over fifty members were present.
Public examination will be held in the
school at w. Ripley, on Thursday, P. NJ,
June 25th; at the village on Thursday
A. NJ, and in the Lane District on
Wednesday, p. NJ, June 24th. Citizens
and parents generally are invited to be
present.
There will be a second meeting OF
those interested in a Fourth of July
celebration at home, at the town hall on
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CORRESPONDENCE.


Mrs. Georgia savage Is visiting in
Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wells were in
Pennington. last week. in attendance
upon the commencement exercises of
the State Normal school Their
daughter was one of the graduates.
Mrs. Susan Darby aud little grand
daughter, Mildred Linnen. who have
been visiting relatives in this vicinity,
returned to their home in Gorham last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Mitchell returned
Sunday night from visit Of several
days with friends in Athens.
Mr.. Moses Cain has planted more than
so acres of corn with his corn planter
this season.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ward returned home to
Fairfield, Thursday. from a weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. YIN. Fowler.
Herbert jackson, who has serious
trouble with his eyes. recently made "A
trip to Brunswick, for advice in regard
to them and returned much encouraged
by the verdict of the doctors there.
Mrs. Addie Jennings went to Hayden
Lake, Friday, where she has situation
as cook.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Strickland were
guests at Sanford Strckland's last week.
Mrs. s. f. Parker and grand son,
Eugene Parker, returned. Friday. from
passing the week in st. Abans, where
they attended the annual reunion of the
Parker family, which occurred the
10th, instant, at the home of Simon 5.
Parker of that town.
Little Alice Getchell of SkoW hogan
is visiting at the home of Moses Cain.
Edward, the three year-old son Of
Sanford Strickland, met with serious
accident, Friday morning, which it is
feared will result in the loss of one eye.
The little fellow had found a piece of
hay wire and it appears that in handling
it, in some way the end of the wire
struck the eye, cutting the ball and in
fighting a severe injury. He was carried
To Skowhegan, where the eve is receiv-
ing treatment.
Mrs. Geo. Kicker entertained party
of twelve ladies at her home recently.
A very pleasant afternoon WAS passed.
Cake and ice cream were served.
At the close of the morning service at
the Free Baptist church last Sabbath,
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hill and united with
the church.
We learn that a little daughter was
added to the family OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lincoln Keith of Galesville, Wis, June
8. Mrs. Keith (nee Miss Cora CAIN
was a Skowhegan girl, successful
teacher and both Mr.. aud Mrs, X. have
many friends in Somerset towns.
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Madison.

The ladies of the Uniyersalist Circle
gave a strawberry festival Last Wednes-
day evening, June 10.
William York, while saving wood
with horse power, broke his left leg
above the knee. The belt run OIL and
when he put ON the brake, the speed
wheel broke, a piece of it striking his
leg.
Thieves broke into number of
houses, Saturday night taking small
sums of money in some places.
The ladies' of the Degree of Honor,
gave an entertainment, Monday evening.
lee cream and cake were served.
Addison Gilman made Il flying visit
on his wheel To Pennington.
Grand Chancellor, Edwin Parsons OF
kennebunk. assisted by Grand Vice
Chancellor J II. Maxwell of Iivermore
Falls, Grand X. OF X. x s., Wesley G..
Smith of Portland and Deputy supreme
Chancellor, b. I. base of Lewiston
instituted Keystone Lodge, No. 100
Knights OF Pythas, At this place, Thurs
day evening, june /. The following
officers were installed: Addison Gil
man. G.. C., Herbert ". Maxiield, V. G..
Fred A. Manter, T.; Chas. w Greene,
NJ. of W Edgar II. Athearn X. of K. ;
Willard j. Foster NJ. OF F.; Fred {.
Clark, NJ. Of + + J Cook, VI. OF A..
Fred d. Standish, J. :; Harry W. Cook
O. ). About one hundred and twenty
five Knights from Oakland, Skowhegan
Norridgewock, kingtield, Strong and
Pennington were present and assisted
during the work. The Lodge starts
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Canaan.

AS Mrs. John Bingham and daughter
were coming up the street, last Saturday
evening, about mail time, young fellow
riding IA bicycle at lightning speed and
evidently wishing to advertise himself
came up behind them and instead OF
passing them in the street where there
was plenty of room, darted to the right
to pass them on the outside, running
against Mrs. Bingham, throwing her
down and tearing her dress very badly.
The fellow also went down, bicycle and
all in a promiscuOus heap. Perhaps
when he arose he did not feel quite as
well as he did a moment before. 1t is
hoped it may prove lesson to him and
that he will profit by it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Mitchell were in
town Sunday.
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West Athens.

There will be a meeting at the Union
church, next Sunday, June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Tilton went tc
Athens, Tuesday to attend the funeral
of her son, Mr.. |. n. Fellows.
School did not keep last week in
Dist. No. II on account of the teacher
being ill.
Mr.. Ralph and Angie Gray of Easl
New Portland, was visiting at thei
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ
Gray, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albra kincaid of Boston
are visiting at !. G. kinCaid's.
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than their younger neighbors. They
We're presented May 3lst., with a daugh-
ter of liz pounds the second within
about a year and third ia expected
soon. The presentation speech was
made By Rev. Y. D. Sweetland and
their youngest son. Ghauneey Ii. Foss
gave the response accepting the gift,
Miss Caddie b. Berry of Athens. Leslie
Hoyt was best man and Abbie Tibbctts
bridesmaid The flowers carried were
lilies of the valley. We congratulate
Mr. aud Mrs. Foss on their three smart
boys and Chauneey Oh his success
Berryiug.
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i4aFOIle

\ social dance AT +. II. Tobey'. last
Friday eve.
Our road machine passed through this
place last week.
Mrs. Eliza Delano Palmer of Itch
field. passed last week with her parents
in this place.
Mr.. Henry Bigelow attended the Adj
vent meeting in IIartland recently.
Mrs. Sarah Wing who has been house
keeper for Hiram Goodwin for some
time, is away for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Mary Atwood takes her place
at Mr.. Goodwin's.
Miss Annie Gullfer returned to Provi-
dence, K. l.. last Friday, where she is to
graduate next week from the Friends
school at that place.
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Northeast COrnViIle

School began last week in the new
school house with Miss Addie Cleveland
of Skowhegan teacher.
Daniel Moore and wife of Augusta.
recently made brief visit with friends
in town Mrs. Moore, formerly Mrs.
Abbie Stickney, for many years a resi-
dent of Athens, called on few of her
old acquaintance in that town.
Hearing that there was new conner
at Bert Bowmans that outweighed the
other three babies in the district, we
FASTENED to call Sure enough there
was smart little girl fifteen months
old stopping with them for few days,
but Bert wasn't Dragging as we expected
for the baby was only a little nece
Mr.. Samuel Foss and wife are smarter
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AIaytield.

The First Methodist quarterly meet
ing ever held in this town, met the Eth
inst. Services we're held, Saturday
evening, at West Mayfeld. A goodly
number were present. At East May
field a love feast MAS held at 9 o'clock
Sunday morning, conducted by the
Presioing Elder Rev. j. b. Lapham
Then . were baptized by the pastor
interesting sermon. Text Romans, I'll.
The Sacrament of the Lords supper wa,
then observed. The congregation then
repaired to the lake. where two were
baptized by the Presiding Elder. The
school house was crowded ana some 6f
or more were standing outside.
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SnitliHelCI.

B. w. Harrington exchanged cows
with Walter Gleason of Oakland, last
week.
Allie McIntire and Elmer Holmes of
Oakland, have taken the lumber of
Gould and Curtis to haul.
replant their corn.
Mr.. Bachelor of Augusta, agent for
Mccormick mowers was at a. Il. Coles,
last Thursday
The crops are not looking very well
on account of the cold weather.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-18

Vim. Harris cut OIL the end Of oae of
his fingers when working around a
moving machine last week.
Miss Emma Goodwin is at home.
Mosio Farber has returned from
Augusta for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Maude Nelson and little daughter
went to Boston, to Join her husband
there Tuesday. They viii reside there
at present
The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-18

Friday evening, June 18th, to hear the
report OF the general committee.
Melvin Meals many friends will be
glad to hear of his improved condition.
VIM. Jones of Garland was in town
Tuesday.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-18
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Elizabeth Richardson of Canaan
in the County of Somerset and State of Maine
by her mortgage deed dated the first day of
October A. ID. 1879 and recorded in the Som
erset Registry OF Deeds, Book 1874, Page 800
convt yed to Timothy b. Barrett of said Can.
aan a certain parcel of real estate situated
in said Canaan and being Lot No. Is in the
first range of lots in said town known as the
Henry Herrin farm and containing one hun.
dred and I'VE nty 1--we acres more or less and
the said Timothy b. Barrett by his assign
meDt in writing under his hand and seal con-
vey ed said mortgage deed and the ebt there
by secured and all his interest in said mort
gage premises to Eben j. Hasktl OF said
Canaan by his assignment dated the ninth
set Registry of Deeds, Vol. 2l9, Page 460 and
the said Eben j. Haskell by his assignment
in writing under his hand and seal conveyed
the same to Llewellyn Jackson of Hartland
said county by his assignment dated the 9th
day OF August A ID. 1887 and recorded in Vol.
219, Page 46I, and the said Llewellyn Jackson
by his assignment in writing under his hand
of Eaton State OF New Hampshire by his
assignment dated November 28th 1890, and
recorded in the said Registry Of Deeds, Vol
2l9, Page 46l ard the said William Larry on
the 18th day OF June A. ID. 1895 by his assign
ment in writing under his hand and seal
convey ed the same to Ora M. Chase of Show
hogan, the present holder by his assignment
dated the 9Th day of June A. d. 1895 and re-
corded in Book 226, Page 27S of said Somerset
Registry and whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken, now therefore, by
reason of the breach of the condition thereof
| claim for ecosure of said mortgage.
NNN' : ~ " ORA NJ. CHASE,
by Walton q Walton, his Attys.
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Athens.

blr. and Mrs. {. Il. Wade Issued inVi-
tations to the members of the Woman :
club and gentlemen, to attend IA photo
giaph party at their pleasant home last
Friday evening. Mrs {. {. Wade and
Misses Addie and Nellie Wade assisted
the hostess in receiving. The house was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
flowers; the pallors were soon filled
with merry guests each bearing his or
her photograph taken in infancy. A
committee of five was appointed to
award the prizes for best looking babies
zone of each SEX and. after much de-
liberation and merriment, these were
presented to Mellen j. Hight and wife
with second preference given Mrs.
Horace Russell and c. A. Emery. After
the merriment had somewhat sub ided
the following short program was render
ed: Song by members of the club
recitation by Blanche GOodrich song,
by Caro- Lcrmond; recitation by Mrs.
Calden; song by Mrs. Georgia Curtis.
Refreshments We're served after these
exercises, after which, the guests were
invited To attend the Art Museum
which was the climax of a delightful
evening.
Mr.. Newton Fellows died. Saturday.
Of consumption after an illness of several
months. He leaves widow. Funeral
services, Tuesday.
Miss Winnifred Goodrich is at home
from Watervile.
Mrs. Fred CorsOn Jr. of Worcester.
Mass, is visiting relatives in town.
Saturday was children's day In the
Grange; "A good crowd attended aud the
exercises were very pleasing.
Miss Grace Wood of West ,Nedford.
Mass. is in town for the summ@
Children's day was observed by the
Grange, Saturday, the l3. a bountiful
dinner of baked beans and pastry was
served, during the hours of twelve and
two, after which, an excellent program
was carried out in Grange hall, which
was crowded with spectators and grang-
ers and the occasion was pleasant one.
Miss Lura Jones was taken violently
i'll last week but is so far recovered as
to be removed to her home in Brighton.
Miss Rosie Lermond was obliged to
leave her school on account of i'll health.
and Miss Blanche Goodrich Nho closed
term of school in Skowhegan last
week, has engaged to act as substitute
for the remainder of the term in Corn
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Alanson Locke have re-
turned from visit of some weeks in
Mass.
Mr.. Leland Davis and wife. and Mr..
Joseph Leighton and wife are visiting
their friends in town.
DR.. Greene of Scion, was in town last
week on professional business, as was
also DR. Pepper of East Madison.
Rev. Mr.. Card of Corinna, occupied
the pulpit of the Union church, Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Hight has moved her house
hold goods to Phillips. where she in
tends making her home for the future.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-18

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The Somerset reporter., 1896-06-18

The ladies of the Universalist Circle
gave strawberry festival last Wednes-
day evening, June 10.
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basing competition % foreign n1ursrs. and
t. now cherished BY tho republican marty
az one Of ito ugost important teuets In
the history Of our country wa have ex-
pcrlcnced four periods OF free trade 81
revenue tariff, and without exception
every one has been marked by depres-
sion OF our domestic Industries the out
now Of gold 70 foreign countries. a large
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-04

NOTICE.
The rush for Csc Chairs
was SO great that it exhaust
ed our stock before We could
Eli all orders. We have a
new, large lot on the way
and will be able to fill all
orders for Chairs the last
part Of this week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-12-09
Ii you are
particular

About the accommodations you get
when travelling, select the Burling-
ton Route as your line, and you will
be more than satisfied.
If you are going beyond Chicago.
St. Louis. Denver, ST. Paul or Min
neapolis, and don't know the rate
of fare, or the different routes, time,
ETC.. write to Geo. P. Lyman, Gen.
Pass. Agent, St. Paul, Mimi, and
you will get a prompt reply, Or cali
on any agent Of the Burlington
Route-they can be found in all
principal cities.
Reclining Chair Cars, Compart-
ment Sleepers and Cafe Dining Cars
make combination unequaled for
comfort in travel.