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The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
North Arson.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Emery and
Miss Nellie Porter went to Lewiston
Tuesday to attend the State Fair.
Mrs L. G. Keys of Wellesley college,
is visiting relatives in Embden at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Meier Eames.
Supt. Emery commenced canning corn
Tuesday, but as the cold weather is
maturing the corn rather slowly, there
will be but little done at the business
this weeG.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Qmnt and Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Quint and William Quint
returned last week from trip up to the
head waters of the Carrabassett. They
report most delightful trip.
Miss Nellie Eames and Mrs. Ida NJ.
Hoyt of Dorchester Mass, and Mrs. B.
j. Libby of Oakland, were visiting their
brothers, Meier and Roscoe Eames, in
Emblem last week. Mrs. Libby re-
turned home Saturday morning
Mrs. Evie Holmes Pratt of Evansville,
Wis, has been visiting Mrs. Stckney
Gray and Mrs. w. c. Robinson the past
week. Mrs. Pratt is a native of this
town and came from Massachusetts here
where she has recently been visiting
friends.
II. 5. Bickford of Skowhegan, is en-
plOyed for short time as druggist in
the Bodfish drug store.
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StarkS.

Mr.. Manning Titcomb from Farming
ton, passed through town Monday.
Mr.. Jerry Prescott from Pennington,
was in town Thursday.
Alonzo Sawtele and wife from Allen
Mills, were in town Saturday.
Mr.. Rand from Industry. was in town
Thursday.
Mr.. Tanner from Pennington, passed
through town with a drove of cattle
Wednesday morning.
The Republicans of Starks had fine
address delivered to them Saturday even
ing at Remick S hall. by Hon Forrest
Goodwin of SkoWhegsn, he explained
the money question in an able manner.
he held the audience one hour and forty
minutes anxious hearers and they went
away well pleased and spoke very high
ly of the speaker. We believe that he is a
young that will make his mark In the
near future.
Mrs. Earl Duley from Providence, r.
L., is in town visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. J.. II. Duley.
Mr.. Emery Chapman from Norridge-
wock, passed through town Sunday.
The village school will commence next
Monday, Sept. Z, under the Instruction
of Mrs. Willis Walker of this place.
Mr. Thomas Boswell has been on the
sick list for the past week but is inn
proving slowly.
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HarItlo

Wednesday was observed as childrens
day at Harmony Graage and harvest
feast enjoyed at noon, to which those
present did ample Justice Many who
would gladly have been present, were
kept at home by the necessity of seeur-
ing their grain; thus the attendance was
not as large as at some former times, but
two long tables were we'll filled at noon,
and all seemed in their iolliest mood
After the tables were cleared the child
rem entertained us for short time with
music, recitations, readings etc, which
was much enjoyed they then retired to
the lawn of sister X. Ii. Marble where
they passed an hour or two at croquet,
while short session WAS held in grange
work. The subject of procuring a
grange library is under discussion, and
we hope soon to see the plan materialize.
The question for discussion at the next
meeting is What changes il any 10 the
methods OF marketing farm produce are
necessary"
5. II. Whitehouse and wife. Mrs. II.
j. Davis and Flora Pencil attended the
grange meeting at Hayden Lake, Thurs
day, aud report fine time.
Quite delegation from this place at
Wellington Grange, on Saturday after
noon.
Frank Lewis and F. z. Pennell are the
happy men this week, the former is
made glad with a son, the latter with a
daughter,
Several of our people have been at
Foxcroft, the past week, attending
campmeeting.
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Herrck and Mrs'
Dore returned from their outing Satur-
day.
Miss Addie Hayes who is employed in
the Office of the Kennebec journal is at
home for few days.
Miss Ellie Dore OF Parkman, who has
been at work in the family of her uncle,
w. ). Bemis was called home Sunday by
the illness of her sister.
Miss Ella Dore begins a term Of school
in Parkman, this week, and Miss Ellie l..
Stafford goes to Ripley to teach.
An agent for the Home Comfort"
wrought iron cooking range. has been in
town the past two weeks, and has put in
several OF his stoves.
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Canaan.

Mrs. Dumoft Brown and little son
from Chicago. are visiting Mrs. Brown ,
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Mason OF
this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and little son,
also Mr.. Chas. Gilman. who have been at
Y. X. Tnttle's the past few weeks, re-
turned to New York last Saturday.
Mrs. Gilman and children will remain a
few weeks longer
There is to be grove meeting In Mr..
Goodrich's pine grove at East skowhe-
gan, next Sunday, Sept, 9Th. and all are
cordially invited to attend. The service
in the forenoon begins at 1870 and Mr..
Franklin ID. Elmer of Chicago Cniver-
sity, and who is spending the summer at
Good VIII Farm will speak. The after
noon service begins at l.30. On account
of the grove meeting there will be no
service or Sunday school here in the
morning as usual but Mr.. Herriek will
preach at the church, Sunday evening, at
80 O'clock. instead.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bragg, Mrs. +. j..
Moody and Mrs. Robbins visited friends
in Bingham, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. ". +. Mitchell and little
Raw. are in town for Il week. Mr..
Mitchell will attend State Fair for few
days, this week.
Frank Weymouth and Evart Wheeler
started for the west last Friday, to be
absent few weeks
Mrs. Nellie Atkins and daughter,
Edwina, who have been spending the
summer with friends in town return to
Waterville, this week.
Henry Washburn was in town, last
Monday.
Quite a number attended the Christian
Endeayor convention, at Skowhegan,
last Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. q. Lord is visiting friends in
Belgrade, this week.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
The Forks.

W. II. Clark and wife of CarratunB
were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Della Stewart and little daughter
Gladys, of Carratunk, were visiting
friends in town last week.
School IN district No. began Tuesday
Aug %, under the instruction of Miss
Danforth of Madison.
Floyd Young has moved his family to
their new home.
Mr.. Mott French of Madison is visit
ing relatives in town.
Quite number of our young people
attended the dance at Carratunk Thurs
day evening and all reported a good
time.
Eugene Clark of Bingham was in town
Saturday.
Geo. Adams and wife of Madison were
in town Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Livingstone purchased a
fine pair of horses OF Scott Durgin last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Hatch of Bangor delivered a
very able sermon here Sunday.
Joseph Durgin, Jr., got hurt quite
badly one day last week, he fell and
struck his arm on ii stone.
Miss Grace Durgin is working at The
Forks hotel.
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PiShOn'S Ferry.

Mr.. Forrest Decker of Portland ar
rived here Friday, on visit TO his father
Llewellyn Decker.
Mrs. VIM. Fowler returned home from
Fairfield last week.
Ernest Booker returned from Portland
last week where he is learning the
wheelwright's business, and will pass
"A long vacation at home.
Arthur NJ. Cain started, Friday. for
Wisconsin, where he will visit his sister.
Mrs. Cora Keith.
The Misses Booker of Portland. two
nieces of Mr.. Bradford Booker, are visit.
ing at his home.
Mr.. Elkanah Durrel il in falling
health.
Mrs. Mary Nichols of California is the
guest of Mrs. Richard Wells.
Miss Mae Pratt is gaining slowly.
Mr.. Bert Rogers aud sister. Miss Cora,
of Melrose, Mass. ard Miss Blanche
ROwell of HarIland, visited at f. J.
Mitchefs one day last week.
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East SkOWhegan.

Mr.. {, NJ. Green and wife left their old
home in f.. Skowhegan, Aug. 2Sth, for
Boston, after visit OF two weeks.
The picnic held in this place Aug. 10Th
was grand success and weather all that
could be desired. The seats were well
filled and the crowd was called to order
by the superintendent of Moore's Mills
Sabbath school, Wallace ireland, then
singing by the choir. Prayer by Elder
jackson very appropriate for the occa-
sion. Opening address by Mr.. Herrick
of Waterville, which gave general salts
faction to all present. Recitation by nine
young ladies dressed in white and no
better looking ladies can be found. The
next recitation by four little girls and
two boys. Song, Two Little Girls in
Blue. and sung by two little girls dress
ed in blue, Fay Foster, aged 4 years. and
Ina Fitzgerald, aged 5 years, all were
well pleased. Music. Defamation by
Arthur Reynolds and song by Ina
Smith, defamation by Harold Foster,
The Sign Board, followed by recitation
of Blanche Rolfe, defamation by three
small boys, one by Myra Booker, then
followed recitation by five girls, reading
by Ernest Foster and music by the
choir. Select reading by Lottie Fernald
Recitation by Asa Mason. An accouu,
| of Polly Dodge's sunday school read By
A. Richardson, pleased the crowd
Song by Nina Holt, aged years, title OF
song, Open the Door for the Children
This song was well sung and very ap
propriate at the time and occasion. AID
journed for dinner. Called to order b,
superintendent at o'clock, then fol
lowed select reading by Harry Penney
and address of A. Richardson. subject
Our Country and its Population Tn
next speaker was Hon. l.. l.. Walton
who spoke of Sunday school work an,
its effect. Then followed remarks b
Hon. T. B. Barrett and Frank Ames, al
of which were we'll listened to. Georg
Foster made good temperance speech
Closing remarks by Wallace ireland AN
then adjourned at o'clock. Thanks t
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Carratunk.

Mr.. William Arno has moved his
! family to East Madison.
Rev. Mr.. Gregory of Bingham, was in
Bangor, accompanied him home.
j. B. Webster and son Harry of Bos-
ton, was in town one day last week the
guests of John Webster.
Edward Martin and Miss Sophronia
Demo have taken trip TO Canada.
Harry Wade of The Forks, was in
tow n, Monday.
Ii anyone wants to know how to get
rid of skunks go to our neighbor, Crosby
who will tell you how to get the better
of them in a scientific manner free
gratis.
G. C. Adams and wife of Madison, were
in town last week.
Henry Nottage and wife of Scion, are
in town the guests Of MIR. Butler.
Rev. Mr. Hatch of Bangor, talked very
interestingly on the doings of the NJ. NJ.
s., Sunday, after which. the ordinance of
the Lords supper was administered, Rev.
Mr.. HIATT presiding.
Notice is hereby given that all who
are Interested to meet at the Cara
funk cemetery on Monday next,
Sept eth, in the afternoon, to do such
work as will be needed to put it in good
repair. Should the day be rainy, the
next fair day.
Saw George Gordon and wife of Mos
COW, at church, Sunday.
Mr.. Nelson Bright from the West, is
visiting Leander Bright.
The young gentlemen of this
place have organized base ball team,
and there is good material enough to
have as good a nine as there is in the
county after a little more practice. The
citizens hope to see matched game in
the near future.
.. H. Clark sold valuable horse last
week to Mr.. Edward Martin.
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Mercer.

c. II. Girdler went to Lewiston, Sun
day afternoon to visit his daughter Mrs.
Dana Aubin and take in the State
fair.
The road machine is out again this
week.
Chas. Pressy has raised his house, and
fixed it up nice.
Andrew Croswell is building an addi-
tion to his she'd
A number of citizens went to Far
mington, Wednesday to hear Reed.
Ed Wells and brother from Lynn.
Mass, are in town visiting friends.
Will Davis and wife of Lowell, are in
town for few weeks.
Miss Rachel Allen made brief visit
last week to c. II. ALIENS. Miss Allen
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Snithfeld.

Only few of the grangers went to
Hayden lake Thursday on account OF the
rain.
Geo. Curtis ia at work on Clarence
Stevens new house.
Mr.. aud Mrs Richards of Laeonia, y.
H., are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Laura Trudell passed away Fri
day morning after long illness of the
dreaded disease consumption The re.
mains were brought to the Gould school
cemetery for burial, Sunday.
Abel Merrill is very sick with kidney
trouble.
Quite a number attended the camp
meeting at Lakeside, Sunday.
The telephone from New Sharon to
Norridgewock is 10 fine working con-
dition, the wire seems to be very busy
80 far.
Harris Stevens of Mercer was in town
last week.
The members of the burying ground
association held a meeting Saturday to
see about fencing the ground,
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Browns Corner

Misses Eta and Mida Whitney of
Harmony, spent Il few days here last
week.
Almie Goodwin returned to her work
in Skowhegan, Saturday, after vaca-
ton of three weeks.
A. d. Brown is repairing the house on
the place he recently bought OF w. O.
Barnes.
Rev. John Friend passed through this
place last thursday, on his way to at
tend the camp meeting at Lakeside.
Charlie w, Worthen of Waltham,
Mass, is visiting his relatives here.
Those who like to attend an old
fashioned grove meeting, would do well
to 90 to the one to be held in Good
ridges grove, East Skowhegan, next
SUNDAY, Sept. 6. Preaching all day.
Mr.. l.. d. Getchell of Skowhegan, was
eanvassing in this vicinity on Monday
for an egg carrier.
Miss Elgie Davis is visiting relative:
in Boston this week.
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IIarOne.

Miss Annie Gullifer commences a
school in Manchester next Monday
School In No. I commenced last Mon
day with Miss May Parsons of Skowhe-
gan as teacher.
ously Ill with relapse of typhoid fever,
Is now much better.
L. G. Stevens has converted some Of
the wood on the K. Adams place into
coal and is delivering it 10 the market.
Grain is very good and many of our
farmers are thrashing it right from the
field.
f. II. Tobey and J. Merrifeld with
their thrashing machine are calling on
some of our farmers.
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3. F. Jones aud Edgar Williams at
tended the State muster at Augusta. last
week.
W. L. Tobey and wife enjoyed a day s
outing at Great Pond recently.
Leon Freeman of New York, is visit.
ing his grandmother, Mrs. William
Jones for a few days.
Mr. Watson Jones has been attending
the spiritualist campmeeting At Etna,
the past week.
Mr.. Elhu Lawrence is visiting his
brother at Danvile for a week.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Blackwell.

Hon. 5. j. Walton and Forrest Good
win Esq., honored our town the 18th
inst. with a very impressive lecture at
the town house, for sound money, pro-
lection and prosperity, and received a
hearty welcome from a large and atten-
tive audience. The meeting held by
these gentlemen will do much for the
Republican cause in this town and
the wishes of the people are extended
that they may again visit our town.
5. d. Arnold took trip on the cleo
trio cars aud made Mrs. Veasie short
visit last week.
F. C. WEIGH, +. O. Danforth and
Master Leon WEIGH went, Monday
morning, to Lewiston to attend the
State fair.
Saw Albert Whorff and wife of Skow-
hogan, in this vicinity, Monday.
NJ. NJ. Moore and g. +. Jones went to
Skowhegan, Friday evening, to attend
the lecture of Hon. Eugene Hale.
Ira Norton has recently been doing
some grading around his house which
improves the looks very much.
Josiah Hayden and wife of East Madi-
son, spent the Sabbath at Heman Hun
newells.
F. f. Welch went, Monday morning,
to Lewiston with his twin steers, one
year old, that fills the bill at feet,
where he will exhibit them, and no
doubt will take some Of the premiums.
Now that the busiest part of the sea-
son for farmers is over, they are seeking
recreation in picking rocks, blowing
pulling beans, and solving the silver
question.
Harrison Sslley and wife of Skowhe-
gan were in town, Sunday.
Thomas Cross aud wife of Scion, were
at h. o. Danforth's, Sunday.
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Shawnut.

They have begun on the new Dam here
which is much needed.
The water has been so low that the
mills were shut down the most of the time
last week.
The village schools begin the I4th OF
Sept. quite number of the scholars are
going to Waterville to school next Tues
day
| should like to know where all of the
Athens correspondents are. Are they
al. asleep up there, or where are they?
NICK.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Fairfield Centre.

Dir. A. |. Noble and wife of Worcester
Mass, have been visiting at w. j
Tobey's.
Over forty of the members of Victor
grange, attended the county meeting al
Hayden Lake, last last Thursday.
W. l.. Jones returned from Gardiner
Tuesday evening, where he has been
visiting one of his classmates for few
days.
The Bangor Commercial man was in
the place few hours last week solicit
ing new subscribers but so far as can be
learned was not very successful.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
w. PittSfield.

A party went to Hayden lake, from w
Pittstield, one dav last week.
Mrs. Frances ruttle is having repairs
on her barn new roof. etc.
Starlight Lodge, No. ls4 l. o. G. T.,
installed the following officers for this
quarter, Friday evening: c. T., II. NJ.
Phillips; V. T., Ina NJ. Lancaster; 5. j.
r., Angie Willis; p. G. T.. Chester
Frost; Sec, j. w. Wilson; r.. Sec.
Mabel Bragg; F. Sec, Perlan Patten
NJ, Alvah ,. Wtham; D. NJ, Jennie
Douglass; Chap, Mrs. NJ. A. Garfield :
g.. Arthur White; Sent, Kate Patten.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Madison.

The Republicans met at their club
room, Tuesday evening, and organized
Mckinley club.
William Morrow and wife came to
town on visit, Tuesday
Luke Dinsmore of Fort Fairfield, is
here visiting his relatives. He reports
all crops in that section good, excepting
the hay crop.
Fred Merton was down from Eustis,
last Saturday.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

those who assisted In singing from
Clinton and Canaan. The fife and drums
made change at intervals and Mr..
Emerson and Col. Mitchell put in some
of their best clips.
Charles Burrll and his sister Lora
started the 27th, of Aug. for North
Dakota, where their brother, [. 5.
Burrill is established in business.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Concord.

Mr.. Alvin Head and wife of So Scion,
were in town Sunday, visiting Mrs.
Heald's sister Mrs. E. O. Vittum.
Mr.. Herbert Farrand and wife of
Norrdgewock were in town, Monday
and Tuesday of last week, visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Coney Robinson yyas quite sick
several days last week.
Mrs. Octavus Thomas accompanied
by Miss Emily visited her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Curtis at Scion last Wednes.
day,
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
East COrnYille.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Baker of Maiden.
Mass, are the guests of Miss Alice NJ.
Case.
Nj. and Mrs. Samuel Foss are at
Auburn.
Mrs. Flora Allen is at skowhegan.
l. F. Baker has returned to his home
in Maiden.
Mrs. E. A. r. Berry has returned 20
her home 10 Brockton. Mass, after a
brief visit to her neice, Mrs. Fred York.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
North Fairfield.

VIII Taylor attended the Eastern Fair
at Bangor last week.
Wade Wheeler returned to Water
town, Tuesday.
Miss Grace Choate has entered the
Pennington normal school.
Miss Mabel Higgins, who has been
spending the summer here, returned to
her home Tuesday.
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las lately returned from Los Angeles.

has lately returned from Los Angeles.
Cal.
Harry Willard went to Augusta last
Thursday.
Miss Mary Thomas is in Haverhill
with her aunt.
Mrs. Jonas Narney has gone to the
Maine Central Hospital at Lewiston.
George Boston got hurt badly by
being thrown down by calf last week.
1t i quite sickly in town.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Wood for Sale.

have quantity OF both hard soft wooC
of excellant quality, fitted for stove which
can supply at a low price and deliver prompt
~. orders may be left with H. W. Cushing
drug store. sw3b'
WIN. TAYLOR, Skowhegsn.
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For Sale.

One Bay Mare 5 years old, 400 lbs. kind,
sound, good roadster and worker, Eastern
bred, ID. H BARTLETT.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

Miss Sarah Clifford intends to enter
Skowhegan high school this fall.
Victor Grange was web represented
at the county festival at Lakewood
Grove, August 81.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

On Saturday afternoon, between Skowhegan
and Canaan, box containing ladies' black
hat trimmed with black tips. any person find
ing the same may leave it at this Office and be
paid for trouble. lw3bf
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Notice to Farmers

am still making Stocking Yarn also
Blankets for customers out of their own
wool. Roll carding always done same
day it is brought in for customers out of
town. A good stock of Yarn always on
hand for sale. Prices to suit the times.
Thanking you for past favors remain
Yours truly
II. O. BARTLETT,
4w33 Harmony, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

AGENTS make big money selling our ICE
CREAM FREEZER for home use Only 20
seconds required. Only freezer made that
don't scrape tin. sells at sight. An excellant
seller for county fairs. Write tor particulars.
lws l37 Levant St. Philada.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

The so called magnetic powder" of
the middle ages was made from skulls
and other greWsome materials 1t was
never applied to wound, but to the
weapon which had made the wound.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

The patronage of the Bank of Eng
land belongs entirely to the directors, a
clerk being appointed by each director
i'll rotation until the vacancies are filled.
with the exception of one cIerkship in
every seven, which is given to a son of
one of the clerks Of tine establishment
who has discharged his duties to the
satisfaction Of the directors
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

An egg contains as much nourishment
as L pounds Of grapes or "a pounds
of cherries.
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03
Some Somerset County PEG.
pie who have Bought our
Wrought Iron Ranges
Read what they say.

North Anson, Aug H. 1896
The Home Comfort Range purchased near
eight weeks ago is in every respect as the
travelling salesman claimed for it. One hun.
bred dollars would be no inducement to part
with same could we not procure another Just
like it. Doesn't take one half the wood Of
former stoves used by us. We cheerfully rec.
ommend it TO all in need of an excelIan.
range.
Nathan Fogg.
Hattie j. togg.
P.S. William Gilman of same place having
purchased one at the same time says the Fogg
family's testimonial is exactly his sentiments
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

Hartland, Maine, July 20, 95.
To whom it may concern:
We are using one of the celebrated Home
Comfort Ranges bought from the wagon and
can say after thorough test that it is all the
salesman claims for it. 1t is decidedly the
quickest heater and best baker ever saw and
uses less than one.half the fuel required BY
our cast range. The reservoir is simply per
fiction and heats in less time than any
ervoir | ever saw. Wishing the company
success,
am Resp'y, ETC.,
Mrs. Nellie NJ Randleu
SkowheRan, Me, Aug. TO- '96.
Mr.. d. l.. Carte: Dear Sir. | cannot
forbear to write you few lines expressive Of
my high appreciation of the merit Of the
Home Comfort cook stove. 1t is rightly
named Home Comfort. My short experience
IN its use conyinces me that there should be
one in every home. II does all the salesman
claimed for it.
Resp'y, Mrs. Alonzo Smith
The above is the wife OF Aonzo Smith.
chairman board selectmen, Cornvile.
Athens, Me-, Aug. 10, 1895.
This is to certify that we purchased some
time since, Home Comfort Range from one
Of the CompaDys wagons. Said range does
all kinds Of work completely and is great
saver Of fuel. We are well pleased in every
respect.
Mr. and Mrs. Manyill luttie.
West Madison, Aug. u 1895.
To our neighbors and friends
Would say we bought a Home Comfort
Range some time ago and find it the hest
cooker and baker ever used. 1t doesn't
take one-half as much fuel as our old one ls
work is like magic. Buy one and be happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hall. it,
Miss Eide N. Grant.
Madison, Me. Aug 1906
Wrought Iron Range Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen We each purchased Of you
''i T ss +" Sy s.s ' use : a sa5
'0u see PioPe'' p........u.
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Bixby & Buck

Make a Specially of
FINE STATIONERY
and keep in stock at all timas
the best line of such goods
that can be shown in Som.
erset County, we also keen
a LARGE STOCK Of
The Somerset reporter., 1896-09-03

Madison, Me. Aug 4 I''1
This is to certify that we are using one o.
the latest improved ard finest cooking ranges
in existence. Que hundred dollars would no;
take it out Of our kitchen. 1t is truly fu'
rightly named Home Comfort
Respectfully,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Moore