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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-06-25
Notice of Foreclosure.

Whereas " illiam II White, of Skowhegan, il
the County of Somerset and State of Maine. by
his mortgage deed, dated the thirteenth day ol
December A. ID. 1898 ana recorded in the som
erSet Registry of Deeds, book 229 page 1872, con
yeyed to me the Undersigned, certain parcel OF
real estate situate in Skowheean in the Comfy
of Somerset, and bounded as follows.
ON the North by road leading from River road
to Middle road from Skowhegan to Watervlle
on the South by land OF John X. Webb and land
OF Harry Cushman, on the West by land owned
by the heirs of Daniel &c uld, and on the East lbs
the kennebee river, and being the homestead on
which the said william II. White lived at his
decease aud whereas the condition of said
mortgage has been broken. now therefore, hs
reason of the breach of the condition thereof
claim a fort closure of said mortgage.
Dated June %, A. II. 1s96.
3w2G, s r. HARDING.
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Starl<s.

Mr.. Albert Sterry of Pennington, was
in town, Monday.
Mabel Bracket of Madison, has been
in town the past week, visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Maria Piper.
Mr. Fred Chandler and wife of New
Sharon, WAS in town. Sunday, visiting
their daughter, Mrs. James Mace.
A ten pound young lady boarder arriv-
ed at David Taylor's, June Is.
NJ. Rufus Jennings, wife and
daughter of Pennington, was in town,
Sunday, visiting Mrs Jennings parents,
Mrs. Perley Locke.
Osbury Greenleaf and wife of Athens
Mills, passed through this town, Monday
morning.
Mr.. Manning Titcomb aud wife of
Pennington, were in town visiting Mrs.
Titcomb's sister, Mrs. Cyrus Churchill.
NJ.
Mr.. Geo. Adams and wife of Madison.
were in town last week, visiting relatives.
Miss Amy Bates and sister, Flossie, of
Bingham, spent Saturday and Sunday
in town.
Mr.. Fred Temple and wife of Bingham
were the guests of Mrs. Temples
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Adams.
Frank Durgin and NJ. l.. French start
ed for down-river, Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Brown of Carratunk, was in
town, Friday.
Mr.. Chas. York and wife made trip
to Moose river, last week.
Mr.. Thara Adams and wife of Scion,
were in town last week, visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Lenora Robinson has returned
to her home in Scion.
Miss Mary Clark of Carratunk has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Flora Young and son, Ralph,
start on visit to her mother, Wednes-
day, at Carrying Place.
Mr. Mont Bean made IA trip to Canada
last week.
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East New Portland.

Recent rains are improving the looks
of vegetation; aud the prospects of a
good crop of hay.
+. l.. Emery caught three nice togue
from Embden pond few days ago
about six pounds the aggregate weight.
Hiram Emery and brother, with
Winslow Strickland and A. Stetson
recently made trip to Sandy stream,
fishing between the falls and pond, and
secured between six and seven hundred
trout, being gone but one night.
Byron Merry has returned from
Lewiston, where he has been attending
the Latin school. He will return and
resume his studies there at the fall term.
new school house is to be built in
this district this season. G. Cottle is the
contractor and is well along with the
foundation.
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Brighton.

Rev. l.. d. Libby, wife, and daughter,
went to kiugsbury, to attend the funeral
of Halle Hilton's little boy. titten
months old. The funeral WAS NJ he
hotel sunday. at one O'Clock, Mr.. LIBBY
officiating. They have the sympathy of
all in their bereavement.
There was quite number of our PEG
pie who Welt to Harmony Castle, last
Sunday. on an excursion. They woul
have had nice time but had to return
on account of showers.
Charles Huntington has moved his
family to Shirley, to the hotel. We
hope they will do well keeping the
Shirley House. They were nice neigh
bors and will be missed very much.
Mrs. Mile Haskell will go to Skowhe-
gan, next week TO work at dresmaking.
Mr.. q. II. johnson will move his
family to Athens, next week.
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piShOn'A Ferry.

Mrs W. Y. rotman passed the Sab
bath with relatives in Fairfield.
Mrs. Sandford Strickland aud her little
son, who had his eye injured so badly,
are in Portland, where he is being treat
ed and 1t is now thought that the eye can
be saved.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Burrill of
Unity, while attending the Miuiste-
rial Association and Epworth League
Convention, at Clinton, last week, paid a
short visit to relatives in this place.
Manley Holt was the purchaser of the
Chas. Rowe farm, which was sold at
auction recently. We learn that $500
was the price paid for it.
Miss Bertha Burrill of Canaan, passed
a day last week with friends here,
Mr.. Hubert jackson went to Water
Vile, last week and rumor says returned
with better-half
1t is expected that Rev. b. c. Went
worth of Skowhegau, will preach at the
North river road Sc hoolhouse. next
Sunday, June 2S, at p. NJ.
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L4aFOne.

Mr.. Magoons wounded hand j. get
ting along very well.
Charles Harmon of koNhegan, was
IN town, Saturday.
Miss Addie Veasie and Miss Jennie
Leavitt of Norridgewock, visited in
town last week.
Charles Campbell is repairing his barn
and putting his buildings in shape.
1t would seem that the road question
and tramp question could be decided un-
der one and the same bill, and satisfac-
tory to all concerned save it might be
the tramp.
Tramp peddlers are altogether too
numerous and oftentimes saucy. What
shall we do with them?
1t is j. f. Libby's turn in the mill
now, and he loses generous piece OF
the muscle from finger; in hurry he
uses the other hand to finish the work
when getting that too near the buzz
palmer with which he was at work be
loses portion from the ends of two OF
these fingers when not having third
hand to continue work he is obliged to
stop.
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East Fairfield.

Ansel Welch of Portland. is in the
place again, looking after more gents
driving horses
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster have
been on carriage drive through to
Turner, visiting friends ON the route in
Fairfield, Oakland, Readfeld, Lewiston
and Auburn.
Miss Cad. Leavitt of Fairfield, visited
Mrs. :. j. Tracy of this place Friday
and Saturday of last week.
Master Eddie Ben Hinckley had a
present last week of a bicycle he puts
In all his spare time trying to conquer it,
says its hard work this warm weather.
Mrs. Luce of Waterville, is visiting
Mrs. Olive Hodgden.
Miss Alice Grover of Hallowell, spent
Saturday and Sunday with A. X. Mel
sons family.
Quite heavy thunder shower passed
this way last Sunday night. The Fair
field town buildings were struck; not
much damage done,
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East Skowhegan.

With the warm weather of last week
our corn has taken "A new start and Is
looking finely.
Mrs. Often of Waterville and her
sister, Mrs. Sanford of Minneapolis,
came up to her fathers, 5. Richardson,
Saturday. Mrs. Sandford and her little
one, were quite tired coming so long a
journey.
Mr.. Estes and Washburne did nice
lob on the John Burrill road, making
nearly mile of good road. The San
ford road comes next.
am requested to say there will be n
grand 4th of July picnic at Milton
Goodrich's pine grove, where picnics
have been held. All are invited to at
tend and bring a good picnic dinner
with plenty of lemons rs there is good
spring near by,
Sidney Pooler is shingling his barn.
Isaac Ames has nearly completed his
lob on his barn, which has improved
it's looks much.
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w. PittSfieId.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blackwell of
Cornville, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fair
brother of Skowhegan, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Patten last week.
Mr.. Calvin Hilton of Bradley, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Burton with her school in Dist.
No. &, accompanied by parents and
friends to the number of about 1870,
went to Lake George Friday. A pro-
gram was successfully carried out with
rectations and songs by the school,
with accomplishments from the piano.
At noon a picnic dinner was partaken
off. The nice hall was occupied by
dancers and spectators in the afternoon,
Seekins Orchestra furnished music
Landlord Washburn and wife are very
pleasant people and seem to have every
thing for the comfort of their guests.
The Good Templar lodge of Canaan
will visit Starlight lodge of w. Pitts
field, Friday evening, 10Th. Thanksgiv-
ing lodge of Pittsfield, is invited on
the same date. Those of w. Pittsfield
who visited Canaan lodge recently here
were well entertained with good pro-
gramme and nice treat.
Mrs. b. +. Stinson with Mrs. f. p.
Davis visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Ham
at Hartland one day last week
Sunday F. NJ. lightning struck Baxter
Narnum's house in Palmyra. a window
was shattered and some other part was
slightly damaged
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n Ortll Arson.


Charles knaff and family we're re-
Gently visiting in Pennington.
George c. Sheldon, Esq of North
New Portland, was in town, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bartlett of North
New Portland, were visiting Mrs Scott
Jones several days last week.
Surveyor Crymble has been newly
plankng the side walk in front of some
of the stores on Main street the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Norton and Mr.
and Mrs. George Moore were visiting
Mr. and Mrs 6. 5. Benson in Skowhe-
gan, last week.
Perley Walker, Arson Academy, ~,
graduated from Maine State College last
week. The degree of b. NJ f. was con
ferred upon him.
e. l.. Hoyey received 5000 handbook
salmon from the United states fish com
missioner Friday, and they were imme-
diately put into Embden lake.
Thursday. Ruel Churchill Of Concord,
was arrested by Game Warden Davis Tor
hunting deer with dogs IN close time.
His trial was held here Friday, when he
was convicted. A. Simmons appeared
for plaintiff, 5. J. Walton of Skowhegan,
for defendant.
Mr.. George G.. Mann of the Quincy
House, Boston, has been visiting at
Columbus Marshall's for a few days.
Last week Chester Bailey went to
Pieree's pond with - men to get the
rest of his logs. He returned the first
of this week, after having made nearly
clean drive. R5s'
The village schools close next week
The primary school will have an exhibit
ton, Wednesday evening, and the gradu
atng exercises of the intermediate and
grammar schools will take place, Thurs
day and Friday evenings
A ball game, Saturday, between the
Ansons and North Ansons resulted in a
score of | to 4 in favor of the North
Ansons.
Saturday, DR.. Webbs coachman, OF
New York city, was in town and pur-
chased two handsome ponies out OF
the Somerset stables, for which he paid
a good price. These were the ponies
which this gentleman was looking at or
his recent visit here. He was much
pleased with the calico horse at this
stable, so much 50, that he returned and
purchased it Monday. This gentleman
also bought another calico horse OF
Owen Hooper of Madison, and third OF
gentleman in Norridgewock.
At meeting of the No. Arson Trot-
ting Association, Monday evening, an
organization was effected with +. 5.
Parsons, President, and w {. Emery,
Secretary. 1t was voted to build new
grand stand 22x60 feet and have it all
ready for the races July 4th.
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M Messengers Notice
STATE OF MAINE.


SOMERSET S. COURT OF INSOLVENCY
In the case of Herbert e. Wthte OF Nor
ridgewock, InsolvenJ debtor
This is to give notice that on the 23d day OF
June, A, d. 1895, warrant in insolvency war
issued out OF the Court OF Insolvency for said
County of Somerset against the estate OF said
Herbert +. Withee of Norridgewock, adjudged
to be an insolvent debtor on petition Of said
debtor, which petition was filed on the
23d day of June, A.. D. 1885, to which date in.
terest o claims is to be computed. That the
payment OF any debts to or by said debtor, and
the transfer and delivery of any property by
him are forbidden by law. That meeting OF thu
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 Rooms, in said
Skowhegan, on Tuesday the l4th day OF July
A. d. 1886 at one o'clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above
written. 2w26
E. P. VILES, Sheriff
as Messenger of said Court of Insolvency.
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Canaan.

Mr.. Lorimer of colby 90. preached
here last sunday. 'rof Donovan of
Skowhegan,'will preach here next Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Sawyer of Smith
field, visited at DR., loves last week.
Messrs. Murphy AID Perkins of Boston
were in town, Monday, looking for
horses. They purchased two; one of
Wendall Mason aud one of Rilburn Sails
bury.
Miss Ella Gerald is working at the
Canaan House
Mr.. Amos Gerald of Fairfield. accom-
panied by w. F. Mitchell was in town
last Thursday, looking for horse-iiesh
Mr.. Gerald bought one of g. D. Harris.
There was heavy shower passed over
Ghis place, Sunday p. m. The unoccupi-
ed buildings on Daniel Harris old place
just above this village, were struck by
lightning and all was buried down
The barn contained several tons of hay
and considerable straw A good NOW
ing machine, hOrserake and other farm
ing tools were burned.
Guy FORK and wife of Pttsfield, are in
town. They are to visit in Belgrade
this week.
W. F. Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell and
Master Ray, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. ID. Harris, Sunday last.
Mrs. Geo. Weymouth of Shawmut.
came up home on her wheel. Sunday
but owing TO the shower in the after
noon, she stayed all night and returned
home, Monday afternoon.
The many friends of Geo. johnson
will be glad to know that he is much
better. and is again on our streets.
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Madison.

Arthur Moore, Ralph Simons and
ladies, returned Monday from a few
days outing at Pleasant pond They re-
port an excellent time and fine luck fly
fishing. They caught nearly 100 nice
trout.
Officers Harding and Perkins arrested
James Mcdonald, Augustus Mcdonald
and Morris Steward, Saturday night
Monday, Steward and Augustus Nc
Donald were fined 81 and costs each, for
being drunk, James was fined so and
costs; he assaulted the officers.
Mrs. John Lapraik came to town Mon
day. She is visiting at Mrs. LETTERS.
The Republican caucus, held Saturday,
was largely attended, The following
leading business men of the village,
were elected delegates to the County
Convention: DR.. c. ID. Morrell. w. +.
Greene, f. {. Town, A. K. Jack, F. a.
Gilman, NJ. NJ. Moore.
officer Briggs arrested five men Fri
day night as suspicious characters there
being no evidence to hold them, they
were given their liberty and given two
hours to get out of town.
Henry Whiting of Norridgewock was
in town on business Saturday
Steven Brewster Of Brunswick was in
town Saturday
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CORRESPONDENCE
CarratIInk.

nanial Uolway and Fred Pierce OF
t.cknan made "A short visit 10 thelr
relatives in town last week.
charles Pierce aud wife of Madison,
were in town few days last Week
Charles Hakett and Tom Riley oi
The Forks, were IN town on ouSlle7s
last Thursday.
Omar Clark and wife, are home from
Portland. Their friends think Mr..
clark is some improved in health.
John and Charles Pooler have gone To
Winslow. to work for Clark q Ware.
Saw Millie French and F. j. Durgin oil
The Forks, pass through Town W "a ,
on their way to Bingham, where Mr.
Durgin took his first degree III qua
Fellowship.
Forest Williams went to Portland,
Friday, to consult physician ABOUT
his hearing, he having a difficulty IN one
ear that has troubled him Tor long
time.
VIM. Paris and wife of The Forks,
are in town today, the guests OF their
daughter, Mrs. Tracy Powell.
MIR. kimball of skowhegan- agent Tor
Baker q Marble WAS in town last week.
fulfilling and taking orders.
Dan Baker of Bingham, is visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ROBERT
Berry.
lydia Williams has gone down river
with her Uncle Oliver, To spend the
summer visiting relatives.
There has been no school the past
week owing to the illness OF the teacher,
Mrs. Livingston.
Callamore Willard went to Bingham,
one day last week to meet a young
friend Miss Steward, who is visiting
at his home.
Mark Merrill attended the odd Fellows
lodge at Bingham, Friday night of last
week.
Hattie Kennedy and Miss Cinda King
passed through town, Friday, on their
way to +. G. Halls.
The funeral of Mrs. McGivens OF
West Forks occurred today. She was
inferred in the Catholic cemetery OF
this place.
Those who attended the annual com
munication of Free MasOns at bingham
from this place were Mr.. 6. ). Witham
and wife, Crosby Spaulding and wife.
John Sterling and wife, VIM. Adams,
Della Stewart, Albert Milham and Ora
Savage and wife.
Mr.. Hobart of East Madison, stopped
over Sunday at the house of Mr. Arno.
Mr. and Mrs. Philander Baker went
to Scion. last week to visit Mrs. Bakers
mother, Mrs. Paterson.
Harry Williams and Archie clark
went to Bingham, Monday, on business.
whooplng cough is prevailing at
great extent in town.
The ball at Carratunk will be Friday
evening, July B. Good music will be
furnished by Sam Adams, wife and son.
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Brown $. Corner.

MIR. and Mrs. w. O. Barnes are visit
ing relatives in Bradford, this week
Mr.. Isaiah Crowell and Miss Ellie
Crowell visited in Benton, Sunday.
A set of old unoccupied farm buildings
belonging to Daniel Harris were burned
Sunday evening, during the shower
The barn was struck by lightning
several tons of hay were in the barn,
also moving machine, and a horse
rake belonging to G. E. Burrill, all
were consumed.
'sTwo bites of cherry is enoug H.,
but five bites of hedgehog was what
"Sancho" took Friday afternoon, before
he had enough. 1t took three men
half hour to relieve him of those thorns
in the flesh. The dog belongs to |,
Crowell.
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AIayfeid.

At a Republican caucus held in the
Mayfield Plantation, June 10th, A. l..
Flanders was chosen chairman of the
Republican town committee, f. +. Wy
man, secretary; +. NJ. Wyman, delegate
to go to Skowhegan, June Both, to Con
vention.
Mayfield is going to celebrate the 4th
Of July.
Rev, j. NJ. Moulton held meeting at
West Mayfield, Saturday evening, east
part of town, Sunday A. NJ.
B. w. Adams and men are working on
the road.
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Mr. Chas Haekett of Moxie, is stop
ping in town.
aAir. James Merrill of Carratunk. is
stopping in town.
Mrs. James McGivern died at her
home in West Forks, Friday, of pneu-
mona. She leaves husband and one
daughter to mourn her loss. Funeral
services were held sunday forenoon.
Allen Runnells AMI wife of Moose
river are the guests of Mr.. Runuelfs
mother. Mrs. { +. \ ork. y.
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Snithfeld.

VIM Tucker had horse die very
suddenly last week.
There were eight persons baptized AT
East Pond in So. Smithfield, last Sun
day.
Mrs. Clarence Stevens and daughter
Belle, were visiting in Madison, Satur-
day and Sunday.
The quarterly meeting at SO. Smith
field, Sunday, was very largely attended
VIM. Tucker bought horse of
Charles Russell of Norridgew oek, re-
Gently.
q. W. Bigelow has been quite sick
again.
At the Republican caucus they made
choice of Fred Clark and Edwin Kelly
to attend the County Convention.
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IiartlaIld.

Hartland purposes to celebrate the
GLORIOUS Fourth" in grand style. There
is 10 be Il fantastic parade with rival dis
play from four towns for So in prizes.
There will also 5e trades procession,
and bicycle meet.
At the trotting park there is to be
foot races and other contests and sports,
bicycle races and $3.50 is offered in
purses for three events, closing with
fire works and ball in the evening
Music day and evening by Hartland
baud.
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West Hartland.

Mrs. Herman Bean and two children
have been very sick for the past four or
five weeks but are getting better now.
Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Hayden of
Athens, made her sister, Mrs. Herman
Bean visit last Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Benjamin Davis and
daughter, Eta, of Wellington, made
their dau2hte-, Mrs. Herman Beau a
visit last week
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J. N. & l. J. SMITH, g st %sdisSa A NE:
Messengers Notice.

STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET S. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case of Morrell c. Rowe of No !, r
2 w. X. K. insolvent debtor
This is to give notice that on the 18th day OF
June A. ID. 1895, warrant in insolvency was
issued out of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Somerset against the estate OF said
Morfell {. Rowe of No. l, r. 2, w. X. r. adjudg-
ed to be insolvent debtor, on petition of
est on claims is to be computed That the pay
ment of any debts to or by said debtor, and
him are forhiaden hv IatS Thai a neat ~ .
of the creditors of said debtor to prove their
debts and choose one or more assignees of his
to be holden at the Probate Court Room in
said Skowhegan, on Tuesday, the 14th day of
July, A. ID. 1896, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
Given under my hand the date first above
written. 2w26
c. f. HAM, Deputy Sheriff
as Messenger of said Court OF Insolvency.
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Concord.

Mrs. Octavus Thompson and her sou,
j. w. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Robinson and daughter Oracle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Carl all went to Madison,
last Sunday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Ada Harthorn.
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Lake George had a big crowd from
Pitt-feld. one day last week.
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