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The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22
Bingham.

Several parties from up river were
brought before Trial Justice +. S. Baker,
last week, by Game Warden Nichols for
violation of game laws.
A game of ball between the school
nine and "picked up" nine, Saturday
afternoon, resulted in victory for the
''pick ups
Mrs. CLYDE Whitney went to Scion.
Friday, to visit her cousin, Mrs. VIII
Brophy, who is very sick. Mrs. Whit
ney returned home, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore went to Par
lin Pond, last week, for two weeks
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bates were at
North Arson, several days last week.
John Ham and daughter, Mrs. Fannie
Kennedy of The Forks, were in town,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Preble of Mad-
son, with their children, were the guests
OF Mr.. Preble's mother, Mrs. Abby
Prebe, Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Dinsmore started, Monday,
for Boston, where she will spend several
months with her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Moore OF that city.
Mrs. Mary Colby went to Arson, We'd
nesdav, To attend the Dinsmore family
meeting.
j. j. Lander and Mark Savage went to
Dead Water, fishing, the first OF the
week.
People whose work or pleasure calls
them into the woods at this season of
the year report deer very plenty, with
an occasional sight OF moose.
Sumner and Zebina Dinsmore of Madi.
son, were in town, last week. Their
brother. 5. A. Dinsmore, WAS also here
from Boston.
Mrs. B. X. Smith invited quite large
party of ladies to sewing bee" at her
home last Wednesday afternoon. Six
teen ladies were present.
The Dnsmore family, being all in
town together, met at the home of their
sister, Mrs. L. +. Houghton, and took
dinner, Sunday. Five brothers and two
sisters, all of the family now living,
were present.
Charles Foss and wife of Caratunk
were the guests of Mr.. Foss parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Foss, and his
brother, L. II. Foss, the first of the
week.
Mrs. Mark Savage and her parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. I. +. Houghton, attended
the Dnsmore family meeting at North
Auson, Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Abbey and children were
in town Sunday, calling on their rela-
tives.
Mrs. Sumner Turner went to Scion
last week to visit her aunt, Mrs. Moore,
who was very sick.
The relatives and friends of Mrs.
Esther Hussey, former resident of
this village will be panied to hear of her
death, which took place at the home of
her daughter, Mrs Helen O'Neil, at
Cumberland Mills, Sunday, Sept. II.
The baby son of George Eames met
with painful and serious accident
Monday morning. In some manner the
child got hold of bottle Of carbolic acid
which ran over its hands and was then
rubbed over its face, causing severe pain.
The child WAS brought at once to u
physician and everything possible done
to alleviate its distress.
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Browns Corner.

Mrs. Eliza {. Crommett of Portland,
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. Lorenzo Emery of Lowell. Mass,
and his niece, Mrs. Lyshon of Bangor,
have been visiting Mr.. Emery's sister,
Mrs. Ora Fitzgerald, the past week.
Henry Crowell, who has been mana
ger of the Samoset House, Mouse Island,
this season, has closed his business there
and returned home on FRIDAY last
Miss Ellie Crowell returned, Wednes-
day, from visit with relatives in
Foxhoro, Mass.
Quite number from this place enjoy
ed the picnic at Lake George, on Satur-
day last.
f. l.. Brown OF Palmyra, was in town,
last week.
Laforest Goodwin and A. d. Brown
will serve a iurymen at the September
term of court.
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East Madison.

Annie, daughter of Albert and Carrie
Rowell, died, Wednesday, Of consump-
ton. The funeral occurred, Friday. and
was largely attended. The floral tributes
we're many and beautiful A general
favorite with her schoolmates and friends
she will be sincerely mourned.
Mrs. Florence Healey returned to her
home in Pittsfeld. Saturday.
MIR. Badger visited the schools, Tues
day. The school houses are furnished
with wash basins, soap and towels. No
excuse now for soiled books.
The quarry barn purchased by Gersham
Harville, was safely landed on his prem
Uses. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Clark are at
Scion with Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs.
Brophe, who is very sick.
Lakeside lodge, D. of H. held their
annual picnic on Sept. IS, at the pleasant
home of Sister French at Cornville. AS
the weather was unfavorable the attend
ance was not large but those who were
present thoroughly enjoyed the outing.
A fine dinner was served. Sister Moody
provided bountiful supply of baked
beans and brown bread, while lighter
refreshments were provided by other Sis
tiers The afternoon was spent socially.
A musical programme furnished the en-
tertainment. The time for the party to
adjourn, four o'clock, came all too soon.
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Fairfield.

Nearly the whole of lower Main street
is TO have concrete sidewalk.
Miss Ethel Totman leaves Thursday,
for Vassar College where she ia a student.
Mrs. E. j. McNeeley of Tacoma,
Washington, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Rodney Crosby.
Albert Pratt was able to come down
town to- day for the first time since his
return from Camp Powers.
Mrs. U. G.. Salley and daughter left
this morning for Middleboro, Mass,
where Mr.. Salley is In hotel
Mrs. George Perkins of Gardiner, was
the guest of Mrs. f. b. Purinton last
week. Mrs. Perkins has the honor OF
being cousin of Admiral George
Dewey.
II. +. Burns has secured the contract
for building the new Maine Central
freight house and the work will begin
the middle of this week.
T. II. Ladd OF Abbot, who has just
returned from years stay in California,
aud his son Hiram, a fruit grower of
that State are the guests of W. M. Ladd
and the editor OF the journal, who are
sous of Mr.. L. II. Ladd.
The Catholic society, under the care
full management of FIR. Bergeron. is in q
very prosperous condition. The past
week very handsome black walnut
pulpi; of the latest style has been pur-
chased, the altar statuary has been
cleaned and newly tinted, vestment
case bought for the vestry.
Victor Grange will hold its annual
fair AT Fairfield Center, Sept. y and Is
In Grange Hall, sept. u, ut I 80. Rev.
j. f. Rhoades will give "A lecture, sub
irct, "rhe StOnecutter's Art" A dinner
will be served in the hall Wednesday,
for 20 cents. Admission to the hall, 10
cents lecture, 10 cents. This will be ii
good time and the fair worth attending
The following couples were united 10
marriage by FIR. Bergeron sunday,
September Is. Clovis Forth and Aube.
line Querion; Monday, september 10,
Gedeon Benette and Marie Leonie Begin.
The Volunteer Aid Society held its
last meeting for the season, Friday
night, unless there is need of more help.
The reports of the secretary and ,eas-
urer showed that the association had
done large amount of work in the six
weeks they have been organized.
The following delegates have been
chosen to represent the several local
clubs at the annual meeting in Bruins
wick. Past and Present, Mrs. Marion
ireland; alternate, Mrs. Elizabeth
Robinson Clionea, Mrs. Mabel Merrill ;
Dial, Miss Anna Drew. The club presi.
dents who are entitled to vote are as fol.
lows: Dial, Miss Linda Conner; Past
and Present, Mrs. Isabelle Knowlton
Clionea, Miss Addie Lawrence.
Two deer were seen in the garden OF
| V. r. Conner, Tuesday afternoon.
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Madison.

II. II. Rice of Pennington, was in
town over sunday.
Henry Stewart, Willis Clough and
their wives started, Monday, for car
riage ride to Quebec.
Mrs. G. A. Hewett from Sanford, is in
town on visit.
Monday evening the officers of Euclid
Lodge, No. 1914, F. & A. M were install.
ed by Heman W. ). Lovejoy, d. d. G.. M.
assisted by G. D. Perkins as grand
marshall. The officers installed were:
o. d. Fans, master; L. o. Paine, ). W.;
S. e. Remick, j. W.; l.. X. Williams,
Treas l. r. Russell, Sec. d. M. Mich
OILS, S. d E. W. Adams, }. D.; K. &.
Gray, chaplain; E. S. Newell, marshall;
H. W. Ladd, S. 5; R. s. McKenny, j. 5. !;
A. C. Gilbert, tyler. After the install
lation of the officers the brethren and
ladies adjourned to the banquet hall and
partook of supper consisting of oyster
stew, cake, coffee and fruit
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Fast Fairfield.

Mrs. Melvin Palmer is visiting in Corn
vile, this week.
Mrs. Warren Burrill is considered out
of danger from her recent attack OF pneu-
monia
Mr.. Scott Holt is at work at carpenter
ing in Benton.
Mr.. Thomas Burril has sold his old
home farm in Skowhegan, to Mr.. T.
Bessey of Shawmut.
There was a corn roast at Good VIII
Farm. last turday night, also one at
Mr. Alonzo Varney's.
Among the visitors in this place, re-
Gently, was Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Park
man, Mrs. w. B. Blanchard, Mrs. Mary
Plummer. Mr.. E. Blackstone and lady
friend, Mr.. Fred Nelson, also Miss Alice
Osborn.
Mrs. Sophia Davis is on visit to
friends in Clinton, at present writing.
A steamer passed through this place,
last Friday a. M, conveyed by team from
Moose Pond, Castle Harmony to Bel
grade Pond.
Mr.. George futile and Miss Blanche
Pratt commenced a four years course at
Colby, this week, also Mr.. Angler Good
win a graduate of Skowhegan, 'o8. Mr..
futile and Miss Pratt are graduates from
the Moody school at Good Will farm.
Miss Alice Hinckley is attending school
at Oak Grove.
The frier DIS of Mr.. Walter Palmer are
glad to learn he has reached the golden
re sions of Alaska all right He earned
his first money in helping unload the
cargo and received ten dollars tor one
and half hours work.
Mrs. Grace Nelson and little son have
returned to Bowdoinham, alter a three
weeks visit to friends in this place.
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slightest degree or to modify their sur
roundings. This explains why derange-
ments of the nerves and blood are so
common among people whom the un-
thinking expect to be models of health.
1t is diseased nerves and weak or vitiat-
ed blood that drive so many working
men TO alcoholic stimulants and so many
working women to morphine and other
seductive drugs.
There is only one specific for diseases
of the nerves and blood and that Is DIR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. This sovereign remedy will
promptly and permanently cure nervous
weakness and exhaustion, loss of ambi.
ton and spirits, inability to sleep, crav-
ing for stimulants, nervous headaches,
neuralgia, emaciation and general de-
bilitv and lsssitude.
II you feel the need of medical advice,
DR.. Greene invites you. to consult with
him fully and freely. personally or by
letter, at his office, 81 Temple Place,
Boston, Mtss. DR.. Greene makes no
charge for consultation and advice.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22
CORRESPONDENCE
Brighton.

The Good Templar lodge was re-
organized in this village, Thursday even.
ing, Sept. IS, by Rev. E. J. Prescott of
Vassalboro, Me.
There will be school entertainment in
Wesserrunsett hall, Friday evening, Sept.
20, for the benefit of the church. Ad-
mission, five cents children free.
Miss Mollie Farrin was in town. Sun
day, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. T. Farrin.
Quite number of our people attended
the cattle show and fair at Wellington.
Saturday and good time was reported
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Sherburne of Scion.
were in town, Saturday, visiting at Mr..
and Mrs. L. D. Libby's.
Cattle show and fair will be on Thurs
day, Oct. 6.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22
WOES OF WORKERS.
How Machinery Skaters the
Nerves.
Dangers to Which Working Men
and Women are Exposed.

Thousands Saved by the Timely use of
DR. Greene's Servura.
Those who are familiar with the hide
Gus roar of boiler factory or the deaten-
ing blows OF trip hammer readily
realize how noise affects the nerves.
Few understand, how ever, that the in
cessant clatter of loom or the gentle
buzzng of sewing machine are equally
exhausting. 1t is everlasting monotony
that overstrains the nerves and under
mines the strongest constitutions. Work
must be varied 10 be healthful, ami few
working men AMI working women ART
able to change their occupations in the
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Roberts. also one at L. {. Jewetts, at
which there was quite crowd, twenty
two from the Skowhegan high school
coming up which made quite merry
party. They came up in hay rack,
which was we'll filled with straw, boys
and girls. MIR. Jewett has three children
attending the Skowhegan high school.
On Tuesday, this week, James Sterling
had an all day and evening husking. Mr..
Sterling had some ! acres OF very good
corn Some two or three weeks ago MIR.
Sterling got severe fall. injuring three
of his ribs quite badly.
2. c. Jewett of Skowhegan, was visit
ing his mother last Tuesday.
Miss Lou Titcomb of Lowell, is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Sterling
Mr.. Curtis of Bingham, has his thresh,
ing machine in the southern part of the
town.
Grain is better than last year. Pota-
toes are very nice, but few in a hill.
Some are rotting very bad, while others
not at all A fine corn year. Apples are
scattering but of good size, many drop
ping off on account of worms. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mclaughlin of
South Levant and Mr. and Mrs. Obed
Mclaughlin of Etna, we're visiting at ..
W. Hilton's last week.
Miss Alice Murtha and Miss Emma
Whorff of Bingham, were in town Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. B Chick of Roxbnry, Mass,
is in town, caring for her mother, Mrs.
j. Moore.
S. n. Tibbetts, DR. and Mrs. j. Moore
and Mrs. VIM. Brofee are all on the
sick list.
Mrs. c. l.. Whitney of Bingham, visit
ed Miss Ethel Hilton over Sunday
Sidney Wilson, who has been in the
mines of Alaska, for the last few years,
is visiting his father, j. 5. Wilson OF
this town.
Miss Mary Wilson was home over
sunday. Miss Wilson is teaching in
Embden.
Miss Lizzie Marshall of North Arson,
was in town Saturday evening.
There will be special meeting of
Northern Light Rebekah Lodge, Satur-
day afternoon, Sept "a, at ? O'Clock.
Mot french was AT bingham, Odlurudy
afternoon.
Sidney Wilson arrived home Friday
evening from Alaska, where he has
spent the last eleven years.
M. will Hamblett and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives at
Bingham.
Mrs. Frank Jones and Mrs. viii
Hamblett rode TO Bingham on their
wheels TO attend the baptism held there.
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West Madison.

Mr.. Charles Hunnewel and wife of
Bingham, spent day last week, visiting
at Mr.. d. w. Hardings.
Miss Lizzie Danforth of Lewiston,
spent few days last week in town
visiting friends.
A good delegation from this part of
the town attended the county grange at
Scion, last Tuesday, Sept. ID.
The farmers have finished hauling
sweet corn to the factory at No. Anson.
There was an average yield, some pieces
were very good.
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West Athens.

Alden Buchanan is on the sick list.
Miss Edna Bucknam went to Hartland,
Thursday.
Miss Lydia Libby has arrived home
from Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bowden and son,
Colby, who have been at Augusta, visit
ing Mr.. Bowden's sister, Mrs. Alma
Cooley for two weeks returned home Sun.
day.
Mr.. A. w. Miller of Iowa, is in town
for few days.
There will be meeting at Union
church, Sunday, Sept. IS.
Mr.. Henry Later has gone to Cornville,
to work for Arthur Merrill
Mr.. Arthur Merrill of Cornville, was in
town, Sunday.
Among those from this place who at
tended the cattle show and fair at Hart
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Emblem Center.

George Willard and wife of Ripley,
were visiting at James Hodgdon's last
week.
Anon Baker and wife of Bingham,
spent the Sabbath with Mrs. Bakers
parents.
Chester Berry is better and gaining.
Henry Hodgdon has a new horse.
Mrs. John Skillings, Jr., is very low
and her friends are very anxious about
her
Wilbert Walker has been drawn
juror. w.
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Concord.

Mrs. Chester Furber Of Kendall's Mills
ano Mrs. Daniel Williams of Embden,
were in town one day last week calling on
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Furber are stop
ping few days with Mrs. Furber's uncle,
MIR. d. X. Williams.
Miss Cynthia Healey was at home over
Sunday from her school on Pleasant
Ridge.
Mr.. J. w. Thompson and Mrs. T. J.
Riley visited their sister, Mrs. b. M.
Berry, several days last week.
J. w. Thompson visited his sister in
Scion, Saturday.
Frank Vttum went up to the lake, last
week to work on a dam. He will be
gone five or six weeks,
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22
BLACKWELL.

Thomas Cross and wife of Scion, were
visiting at E. o. Danforth's Sunday.
Ernest Frederic, we hear, has sold his
farm to Colby brothers of Moose River.
Charles Carson, wife and daughter
were the guests of Heman Hunnewell
and family Saturday night and Sunday.
A. B. Paine is making some repairs on
his house formerly known as the Marian
house.
Miss Elsie Jones is attending school
at Skowhegan.
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w. Pittsfield.

Mrs J. c. Ham of Hartland, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Stetson, last week.
Mrs. ID c. Weeks, who has been in
poor health for some time, appears to be
improving.
Elder Walker has not been IA well
lately. DR.. Lowe was called, Monday,
to attend him.
Mr.. Isaac Patten recently sustained a
paralytic shock to his right side. He is
quite aged and it is thought he cannot
long survive.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22
North Arson.

NOFbn AnSOn.
Rev. W. w. Hooper will preach in the
Universalist church next sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Bunker is in Bangor, this
week, attending the State w. e. I. U.
convention.
Miss Gertie Millay came home from
Waterville, Wednesday night, for few
weeks visit with her parents.
Supt. Emery finished corn canning,
Thursday noon, having canned 401, 1851
cans. He will soon begin the labelling.
Mrs. :. S. Walker of North New Port
land, left this station, Saturday morn
ing, for Denver, Colorado, where she
goes for her health.
Embden Lake cattle show and fair
will be held Friday, October It'll. There
will be dance in the hall in the even
ing. Good music and supper will be
furnished for the dance. See posters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Taylor returned
to their home in Cambridge, Mass, Sat
urday His sister, Mrs. W. B. Goodrich
of Bingham, and cousin, Miss Georgia
Paine, of Madison accompanied them.
H. B. Winters, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Pease dur
ing the past few weeks, left town, Fri
day noon, for New York. He intends
to sail for London in about two weeks.
Mrs. Julia Fletcher of Augusta, has
been visiting Mrs. M. NJ. Danforth
during the past week. Saturday, Mrs.
Fletcher was visitor at the grange,
she being member of the order at
Starks.
Mr.. and Mrs. lothian Bixby and son,
lothian, and daughter, Fanny, of Long
Beach, California, have been visiting
relatives and friends in town during the
past few days. Their daughter will
stop in Massachusetts as a student OF
Wesleyan college.
w. C. simmons and daughter, Fran.
ces, went to Boston, Tuesday afternoon
James Fl. Stevens was suddenly call.
ed to Oakland, early Monday morning
on account OF his father being sick.
Fred Walker and Mason Hunneford
started the first of the week for Moose
head Lake to work in the woods fol
Hiram Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slas Leland and Mr.
and Mrs. F. K. Folsom of Skowhegan
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Clarke at the Somerset hotel, Tuesday
Mrs T. II. Spauldng started Monday
morning, for Bayoune, N. j., to visit hel
daughter. Mrs. A. w. Foster. Her dau
ghter, Mrs. f NJ. Bray of Ell Paso
Texas, will meet her mother at Bayoune
Mrs. Bray will not come to Maine this
fall.
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land were viii Huff. Henry Later, Ross
Tuttle and David Corson.
I'ittStieId.

The store of W. II. II trt of Pittsteld,
vas entered b. burglars some time,
Monday night Entrance was gained
through n back window. The money
in cash drawer, amounting to several
dollars, WAS taken and the goods ON the
shelves were BADLY disarranged, though
none of value have been missed. There
is no suspicion AS 10 who the thieves
were.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22

Nutting & Smith of Canaan, were in
this viciuity last week looking after
stock.
e. (. Spear is at home, having a
weeks vacation. aud is digging we'll.
Frank Thompson of Skowhegan, was
in town Monday.
Hiram Moore started four horses for
the woods Monday.
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Mayheld.

Mr.. Hemus preached his farewell ser
mon here Sunday, the llth.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Henry Daniels are visit
ing AT A. l.. Flanders.
Rev. +. j. Prescott preached here
Sunday, the 18th.
Mrs. Myra Daniels and Miss Emma
Flanders are visiting at Greenville.
Rev. E. j. Prescott organized Good
Templars Lodge here the l9;h.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22
NOTICE..

The New England Telephone and Telegsp'
Company respectfully petitions the Board 4
Selectmen OF The town of 5kowhegan, Main.
for location for its poles and wires theroi
in the following named streets and highv,l
OF said town:
Main street from toll bridge to West frsnl
street.
West Front street to Norridgewock tOE1
line.
Aug. 20, 1898.
New ENGLAND TELEPHONE Al
TELEGRAPH CoMPANY
BY JASPER N. KELLER,
General Msnsg'l
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22
Scion.

C. R. Paul of Fit. Fairfield, is visiting
with friends in town.
A Mr.. Wood OF Natick, Mass, with his
family, is visiting with w. o. Paul,
Mrs. Mary Paul of the village, left for
Boston, to visit her sons on Tuesday
morning.
Huskings are in order just at present.
Saturday evening, last week, one at Will
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22

Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, secretary
for the colonies in the English cabinet,
and who is visiting his wife's family in
Salem, Mass, took run to Portland
from Salem, Tuesday, on brief visit tC
his friend, Hon. W. l.. Putnam, Judge OF
the U. S. Circuit Court, and to Capt
Rogers, commanding battery E, I'd U
S. artillery at Fort Preble.
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22

Cooler weather reminds US that we are
still in Maine.
C. L. Carr is getting ready to manufac-
ture more of his coat shop slugs.
The work of canning the corn was
finished last Saturday, something like
1856 900 cans were put up in short metre.
Every year before this we have heard the
farmers worrying for fear the frost would
catch them but this year they didn't get
time TO worry before it was all in the
cans. The work of labelling will begin
this week and will proceed rapidly as
they use a machine for that purpose. All
the wrapping is still done by hand
The frenchmen have gathered up their
tents and noisily stolen pumpkins and
other vegetables and while they were
here either stole or bought several large
jags which they were unable to carry.
Arthur Neddo is clerking for c. S.
Wright in his novelty store.
The Rebekahs have a supper at their
hall, tomorrow evening. This is the first
one of the season.
The Pythian sisters and K P. lodges
occupied their new hall for the first time
this week. Tuesday evening the brothers
entertained a number of visitors from
Skowhegan until late hour and they had
very enjoyable time.
Hamlin Hale is fixing his shoe store
very nicely and new coat of paint will
make things look as fresh as new pin.
F. J. Watts is having his coat shop
lighted by electricity.
Mrs. w A. Whiting returned to her
home in New York, last week.
w. B Pierce has been up from Angus
ia, for several days on sick leave.
The V. |. S. met with Mrs. Cony
Russell, last Friday the subject was
Charles Dudley Warner.
Mrs b. F. Turner has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. Hobbs returned to her home in
Hallowell, last week, after spending
several weeks with her son, w. M.
Hobbs.
VIM. Tobey is on the sick list this
week.
w. NJ Hobbs, H. E. Hale and Miss
Musa Hale attended the reunion at Port.
land, last week.
The farmers report the crop of vege-
tables to be exceptionally good this sea
son
The Somerset reporter., 1898-09-22
CAIl.AAIl.

Mrs. X. H. Harris returned from her
visit in Bangor and Oldtown. last sun
day.
T. p Tuttle of Lawrence, and Mrs.
John Brown of Charlestown, Mass, are
the guests of Mrs. Ellen Cover, this
week
Mrs. Nancy Harris returned from
Pittsfield. Tuesday afternoon.
The picnic at Lake George, last Satur-
day, was very largely attended. The
greatest event of the season, thus far, of
its kind.
Mrs. Lucinda Stevens visited friends
in Winslow and Watervile, a few days
last week.
Miss Ina johnson is attending school
at Skoahegan.
F. p. Furber sold horse to Pompilly
of Lewiston, the other day.
Miss Beulan futile, little daughter of
Nebraska futile, was quite sick, last
Sunday.
HIS. Wheeler of No. Yassalboro, was
in town. last week.
Mrs. w. T. Chase, Mrs. Geo. Osborn.
Mrs. Jos. Haseltine, Master Walter Has
pltine and sister, Edith. drove over from
Pittsfeld, Tuesday.