The Somerset reporter., 1897-10-07

ana thousands OF Carnations 20 be trans
planted, the steam heat to get In work
ing order and coal TO put 10. Indeed, few
realize when they look upon handsome
bouquet Of winter grown roses and carna-
tions the amount Of labor and money it
takes 10 produce them.
The work Of labelling and boxing the
corr at the shop will go forward rapidly
now that the packing ia finished.
X. l.. French Of Harmony was in town
tuesday OF last week.
Burnham Y Morrill, will put In q
patent labeler TO paste the labels on the
cans. Every year brings forth new i'm
proVments IN the canning business.
Mas Lizzie Dnsmore Of North Arson
vas the guest Of Miss Louise Twaddle
last Sunday.
Mrs. d. Il. Record Of North Hanson is
visiting at {. +. Eeasie's this week
Fred Wing Of Boston made his sitter.
Mrs. 9. o. Carr, flying visit Saturday
evening.
Perley Veasie visited relatives in No.
Arson, Sunday.
There was meeting Of the Norridge-
wock bridge directors last week to fix
the tolls for the ensuing year.
The threshing machines are aboutsand
tiud plenty Of work.
+. ). Miller is having all he can do in
his saw mill to supply lumber for the
new hotel and his regular custom saw
| ing.
Miss Anna Tappan returned to her
home IL Bath LAST week. after spending
several mouths in town.
Mr.. Otis will move into the house late
" occupied by Mr.. Veasie.
Susie Huntoou commenced her school
at Pishon's Ferry, Monday.
By change of time On the Somerset
k. r.. trains " i'll be run later than dur
lug the summer. the morning train down
will leave at STA, up AT 1908; afternoon
down at 22i mixed down at $50. mail
at 5.l5 up.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lockwood have re-
turned from Rangely Lakes v here they
have been at " ork for the summer.
Now that the close time is off. il is
well 10 add a word of caution TO our
younger sportsmen in particular, IN re-
gard to the danger Of shooting at moving
bush thinking there may be deer be-
hind II. In ninety-nine cases out OF a
hundred there ISL. but in many cases as
Tie sad records show. there Is a human
being there and YOU are liahle 10 become
a murderer through criminal careless
ness.
b. H. Cross is movir z his family into
| the Piummer Butler rent at Poets
Corner.
Chas. Worthley is the champion
-portsman ot this section SO far, he went
out hunting Tuesday afternoon, on the
north side of the liver and succeeded in
getting fine doe deer. weighing when
dressed about $50 pounds. W.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers dur
ing the past week.
Madson-Lizzie Witham TO Jerry
Wentworth, $500; F. B. Hollis to {. W.
Clement, sl0O; l.. ). Lowe to A. ).
Dennis, 500.
Pittsfeld-Hatfie D. Bates to J. NJ.
Lindsey Sl.00; {. +. Warren 10 /. l..
Walton, S225.
Ssowhegan-Anastasia Boyse to :. F.
Steward, sl0O.
Fairfeld-Lizzie A. Claiming to F. L.
Howe, Sl00.
Atheu.-B NJ. Palmer to Matilda S.
Jones. $500.
Smithfeld-W. Y. Hartford to y. y.
Boynton, $3.50.
Town 3. r /. y. b. X. P.-s. c. Leslie
Jr. To James II. Waite. Sl00.
Mrrcer-Aary Croswell 10 Andrew
roswell, 800; |. y. Tibbetts to r. F.
Whitecomb, $500.
Canaan-E. H. Williams to A. Gleason,
S666 Sc.
Solon-Sarah (. Hunnewel to Alvin
Head. $40.
Norridgewock-Samuel Stevens to H.
n. SAWYER. $500; Wm, f. Perkins TO
Samuel Stevens. $3.50.
No. 5, K 19-Ann Stuart to c. 2.
Thomas, SlO0; Ann stuart to E. J.
Murch, $l,00.