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The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
Fairfield.

At an unusually large special town
meeting and after very warm and pro-
tracted discussion, the town voted, Sat
urday afternoon, to allow the cars OF the
Benton & Fairfield electric Road to cross
the Kennebec on its bridges aud to set
nominal valuation, for term OF 10
years on the paper mill to be built here
by the Somerset and kennebec Fibre Cos.
The vote was unanimous.
Otis Taylor had rather unpleasant
experience, FrAsy. While bathing ia
the river just below the pulp mill dam
on the Benton side, he was taken with
cramp and was nearly exhausted when
rescued.
There are to be three races in the
Fairfield Driving park July 4th.
People of the town feel keenly the
death of Simeon Merrill who died Sun
day afternoon. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. o. S. Pllsbury. Masons and
Odd Fellows bodies attended as organ
izations.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset Towns
Athens.

hon. Albert Leavitt died very sud
dc,Iv bout o'clock, sunday. tie
lev, a widow and -four children, one
SCI. J. s. +. Leavitt. irwelrr IN Wor-
C. ,ler. Mass, and three daughters. His
death Will be deeply regretted by all
who knew him.
Mrs. Will Wood OF w. Medford, Mass,
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Mabel Mclaughlin OF W. Med
ford, Mass, Is spending short vacation
among relatives here.
C. Emery lost a valuable Jersey
heifer last week.
June lst, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hay
den daughter. II.
Mrs. b. Tilton of West Athens has
been sick the past week and under the
care OF DR.. Ellingwood. On saturday
she was so as to be taken In carriage
to this village to the home OF her daugh-
ter.in-law. Mrs. F. M. Fellows, where
she is sure of good care until she regalns
the strength lost during the recent sick
ness and death of her husband. This is
also great affection to Mrs. Tilton, as
although we'll advanced in years, she and
her husband needed no assistance in car
made very happy home together.
Mrs. Mary WEIGH, who is cared for by
Mrs. Wentworth, is very feeble, and
since her fall is confined mostly to her
bed.
Mrs. Eben York is also quite poorly
this spring, though somewhat better at
this writing.
Mr.. Mark Avery and wife of Garland,
are visiting relatives in town.
There Is much improvement being
made iD the buildings near the corner of
cemetery road, Mrs. F. A. Clifford rails
ing the futile house and otherwise i'm
proving 1t for home.
Mr.. Freeman futile has bought the
J.. d. Hight stand and is adding another
story, also making many other improve
ments, for Freeman is sure to have
things look right in the liue of home,
as he is something of an artist In that
direction. These changes in addition to
the improvements made last year in the
home of Mrs. F. A. Fellows near there,
will be very noticeable on that street
and corner.
Miss Lora Goodwin has gone to Mass.
to visit her aunt, Mrs. Annie Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayden attended
the Spirituaist camp meeting at Madi-
son, also Mr. Bryce Palmer and Miss
M. s. Jones.
Mrs. j. F. Holman will go to Read
field to be present at the graduating ex-
ercises at kent's Hill Seminary. Her
son Ernest IL member of this years
graduating class.
Miss Emma Turner passed through
the village this week, on her way To
Portland to submit to surgical opera
ton.
Fred Wentworth has bought a home
at West Athens and moved his family
there.
Mr.. Stephen Wing, formerly of this
town, but for many years resident of
Pennsylvania, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
M. ). Cleveland.
Are you going to Lakewood, Hayden
Lake, Madison, Saturday, to attend the
opening?
Mrs. James Taylor was at church
Sunday, the first time her health has
permitted for weeks.
Mr.. Charles Bangs of Skowhegan,
lately came To town with his family to
visit his parents, where his little boy of
two years was taken sick with cholera
infantum, living but few days. The
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
Free of Charge.

Any adult suffering from a cold set
tied on the breast, bronchitis, throat or
lung troubles of any nature, who will
call on GEO. E SAMPSON, {. W. Fol-
SOM or BIxBY & BUCK will be presented
with a sample bottle of BosCHEE's GER
MAN SYRUP, FREE OF CHARGE. Only
one bottle given to one person, and none
to children without order from parents,
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as BOsCHEE's GERMAN SY-
RUP in all parts of the civilized world.
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
were given away, ana your druggists will
tell you its success was marvellous. II
is really the only Throat and Lung REM
edy generally endorsed by physicians.
One rs cent bottle will cure or prove its
value. Sold by all druggists in this city.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08

parents are greatly afflicted in the death
Of their only child. The remains were
taken to Skowhegan for interment, Sat
urday. u
The funeral services of Hon. Albert
y .eavtt occurred at the family home,
Wednesday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. r. B. HIATT. His son and daughters
from Massachusetts were present, also
three grandchildren, his brother, DF.
Henry Leavitt. wife, son and grandson
from Skowhegan. A very large con
course of friends and neighbors attended
the services to pay their last tribute to
the memory of one respected and loved.
A mole comprehensive sketch OF the de-
ceased will appear in the REPORTER
next week.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
NIayiield.

Our presiding elder, c. f. Parsons,
was in town, Monday.
Mrs. Eliza Millett is in very poor
health. She has been stopping at Mrs.
Annie Gahan's the past week,
Mr.. Hussey and Fred Flanders are at
work for A. l.. Flanders in the mill.
Rodney Hall is at home.
Swaze Kelly is visiting at V. p. Halls,
DR.. Brown is teaching school in the
western part of the town.
Quite number are sick in town with
measles.
Miss Bertha Cook is teaching school
at Brighton.
S. A. Chamberlain has bough
horse.
Everett Adams is visiting at b. W
Adams.
Hattie Brown is stopping at Mrs
Annie Campbell's and attending school
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
w. rittstield.

Mr.. A. b. Douglass and family have
moved from Mr.. Nathan Bragg's farm to
Hartland, where he has employment in
the wooden mills.
Joseph Wilson returned home recently
from Massachusetts.
Mr. W. f. Emerson has job in the
wooden mill at Hartland. Mr.. Emerson
and his son-in-law, board at home going
back and forth with their team.
Mr. Nathan Head has got through
working for Mrs. Patten and has gone to
the village.
The first trip to gather cream for the
new butter factory at the village was
made Tuesday. All have not yet got
fitted up for the business. Mr.. Conant
has taken the Job to collect cream.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
Brighton.

The neighbors turned out one day last
week and finished springs work for G..
C. Davenport, who has been sick the
past winter.
Ambrose Hayden had his finger badly
hurt 10 the box mill, Friday.
Miss Anna Jones went back to kineO,
Friday, to work this summer.
Mr.. Alonzo Clark of Guilford attended
the June ball.
+. j. Russell went to Blanchard the
first of the week. ii.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
Mercer.

Geo. williamson has recently pur-
chased Lyle Owens wheel.
Calvin Allen has returned to Boston.
Georgia Snow, who is attending school
10 Farming ton, was at home over Sun
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Frederic and Miss
Cora Wood of Boston, arrived here Sun
day, they having been summoned on ac-
count of the low state of Mr.. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. O. Frederic of Nor
ridgewock were in town Sunday.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08

while at work In a saw mill, which re-
qured the smputation of his arm below
the elbow.
Mrs. A. 5. ) NTH Is improving in
health.
Miss Eliza Cronkhite has returned
from Auburn, where she ia been spend
ing II few days with relatives.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
Our 5 cent Papers
Our 10 and III CT.
NEW GILT PAPERS SUR.
PRISE PEOPLE.

We never have had before up to th,
date-in all the years of our BUSINESS
so LARGE A SALE OF PAPERS
AS THIS SEASON, and it is because
we have got the GOODS and selling at
such low prices.
Don't buy your papers from SAMPLE
BOOKS. II we cannot BEAT SAMPLE
BOOK PRICES, we will give you paper
enough for one room. We have more
sample Books than all the rest of the
county and can show them to you if you
want to buy from samples. Come and
see what we have, it will be a free look
cost nothing.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
Scion.

The Chapman brothers have bought
or engaged most of the wool ia town
paying lScts. and the rise for a short
time.
The selectmen have engaged George
Smiths team for the road machine for a
short time.
Mrs. Ruel Rowells health is better
| than it was in the winter.
Albert Adams has hired crew and is
going to bale hay for parties in town.
Are you going to Lakewood, Hayden
Lake, Madison, Saturday, to attend the
opening;
The entertainment at So. Scion, last
Saturday evening by the East Madison
Oratorical Club was both financially and
intellectually success.
Miss Angie Boothby ia visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. G. Jewett.
Miss Banch Nye. who has been at
home from Skowhegan, for few days,
returned Thursday, and Mrs. Newell
Nye accompanied her for short visit.
Mrs. j. II. Gray and Mrs. Naomi
Stevens were at East Skowhegan,, visit
ing the last Of the week.
Lucer's Merry Makers were at the
New Carratunk over Sunday.
Miss Olive Lander, who has been in
Portland for the last few months arrived
home, Saturday night.
The people here in the village have
been pretty busy for the past two weeks,
trying to keep the catrepillars off their
shade trees. We hope the worst is over.
I. j. Young and S. NJ. Bovnton went
- l.. I'll. d.,
and caught 81 good trout.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Scion Creamery Co. was
held at Z. 5. Longleys office, Thursday
June lst.
Mrs. G. X. Goodwin has been quite
sick the past week.
Miss Lillian French was at i. II.
Rowell's over Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Mann of No. Arson, is ia
town caring for Mrs. Lewis Whipple.
Wright Cram returned Saturday, from
koWhegan, where he has been at work
for about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Whipple have
daughter born Thursday, June lst
Congratulations.
Mrs. f. p. Pollard and Mrs. p. S.
Longlev we're at Athens, Friday.
Alvah Berry of Norridgewock, was in
town one day last week.
Mark Pollard cut his leg with chisel,
Friday, of last week.
Mrs. John Swain returned to Orono,
Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Washburn of Bingham,
WAS In town, Friday, calling on friends.
Willie Bodwell was at Skowhegan,
Friday.
DR.. D. =. Hunnewell of Madison, was
in town, Wednesday and Thursday of
last week.
Clarence Mantor and Mr.. Folsom Of
Skowhegan, passed through town, Mon
day on their return home from fishing
up river.
K. Fairbrother, superintendent of the
Shank factory at No Arson, was in
town, Sunday.
Henry Washburn of Bingham passed
through town Sunday.
Quite number from here attended
the meetings at Lakewood, Sunday.
Mrs. C. W. Clark and daughters left
town Wednesday, for visit to her
parents in Springvale.
Mrs. Lottie Moore and little daughter
are visiting her people in Pittstleld, this
week.
Mr.. James Conforth and wife of New
Portland, we're the guests of Mrs. Con-
forth's sister, Mrs. Turner Boswell,
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Eva Houghton Rollins of Con-
cord, was in town Sunday, visiting
We were presented with little mess
of field strawberries by C. A. Merrill.
He picked them over in Embden, June 8,
quite novelty for this time of year.
Many thanks.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
Bingham.

Nellie French of The Forks, was re-
Gently in town.
The hand organ man appeared last
week.
Mrs. Ora Savage and Mrs. Nat Brown
OF Caratunk, took dinner with Mrs.
Albert Murray one day last week.
Jessie Washburn now has a pony cart
and outfit complete and seems very
happy giving rides to her little friends.
The little friends seem happy, too.
Mrs. Edwin Baker is spending several
weeks with friends in, or near Boston.
She will return with her daughter Nellie
at the close of the school year.
A. c. Dinsmore has put a new brick
underpinning to his house.
Mrs. Lucinda Baker has new fence in
front of her garden,
Chas. Ovens drive from Baker Pond.
completed their work, Monday night
Lucier's Merry Makers played to a
good audience in Kennebec hall, Friday
evening of last week.
Mrs. Mary Colby and Mrs. Parker San
born returned from Portland, Wednes-
day of last week.
Mrs. George Eames was at N. Arson,
one day of last week.
An interesting address was given in the
Congr egational church, Monday evening.
A boy sliding down post in front of
Preble & Robinson's store frightened
Mrs. Carl's horse causing it to spring to
one side so suddenly as to throw Mrs.
Carl to the ground apparently without
hurting her much.
Mrs. Mary Colby is assisting in caring
for John Baker who is very sick.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
COrnyille.

Mrs. Cronkhite one day last week,
received $500 for handsome dark bay
driving horse, purchased by A. j. Lock
of Skowhegan. Then Mrs. Cronkhite
bought of p. II. Clark of Auburn,
beautiful chestnut colt, Trotwood.
Mrs. Corson will hold a meeting at
the town house, Saturday evening All
are cordially invited.
Mr.. z. L. Lincoln met with quite
painful accident one day last week,
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08

TRUTH seeks the light of open day.
PREF UDICE chooses the darkness of
night.
TRUTH asks for and demands investi-
CATION.
PREJUDICE will neither submit to
nor apply the test.
TRUTH needs no cloak to cover up
her ignorance or mistakes.
PREF UDICE robs her victims of
many golden opportunities.
Now, my friends, do not be preju.
diced, this may be vour opportunity.
No matter how long you have been sick
no matter how many doctors have treat
ed you; no matter how much poisonous
medicine you have taken; no matter
what name has been given your disease,
If you are i'll and suffering, call at his
Office and learn something of his new,
improved, common sense, rational and
scientific methods of treating diseases.
NOTICE-Prof. Caldwell is determin-
ed that those who are anxious to regain
their health shall not be deferred by
any obstacle which he is able TO remove
therefore for one week only he has de-
cided to reduce lis charges for treat
ment to half the usual price and
make the good he is able to do within
the reach of every sick person in this
vicinity. Attend to your health at once
and you will gain thereby. Do not
suffer or die through skepticism or neg
ligence. Your life is your property
which the Creator has given to you.
Abuse, neglect, cut it short, or throw
it away if you choose, but remember
it is talent for which you have to give
an account and our advice is, preserve
it as long as you can, live it well and
you may hope for better one beyond
the grave as your reward.
AS TO COST don't lose sight of the
fact that any chronic sufferer, whether
from catarrh or other seated and dis
tressing chronic malady, may receive
from Prof Caldwell the most efficient
treatment now used by the most ad
vanced specialists in New York city at d
much smaller expense than would be
necessary to go to New York to obtain
that treatment.
T Consultation free to all. June s
0 and 10, special low rates.
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DIED.

Jackman-May "a, Alice May. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn R. Moore, aged six
weeks.
Skowhegan-June 2nd Mrs, Lucia Maria
Seayey, aged rs years.
Athens-sunday June 4, Hon. Albert Leavitt,
aged &c.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
Day Consult Prof. Caldwell al
Hotel COburn, SkOwhegan.

Private entrance next to Public Library
Office hours 9 to II a. m, , TO Al to s
p. M
No office hours Sunday or Monday.
PROF. CALDWELL will be in North
Arson, at Somerset Hotel Monday next,
from 9 a. m. to p. M, when he may be
consulted free,
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08

Lime. hair and cement at
BLUNT'S.
The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-08
TeDenent to Rent.

Eight rooms, bathroom electric lights,
hot'water heater and wood furnace, piped for
hot and cold water, with all modern improve
ments. Twelve dollars and half per month.
Inquire of WM. DORIAN or f. A. WOOD. l9tf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
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Ser 8unbesfenotnr Sames 6.
ISDnes BON NrtanIas bat me6rere Monate
@urOpa bereiit, mo ct 10 Man9es 6dtte lerz
men fDnnen.
@r tit felt Sa6ren Der 8prftBer bes
B emotratif 6en q attOnalcOmiz
unb leitete ols IOl6er, meift 6ier in
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Der oberite 5ii6rer Der bemotrdtii4en Partsi
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li9en &iidfe6r aus Europa get6an hat, be-
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8teberau tettung8 rpan's aus
Ipra6 unb ben Sieg 8eiber in Der nd6Iten
bemofratiI6en Nattonalconoentipn borausz
Iagte.
Die ein3ige N6dnberung pber8erei6erung
Der bemofratiI6en Nationdlplutform i'm
na4 Sones' 8iGensmeinung cine rNntiz
Smperialismuszglans Iein 9us it aber
elm ie6r un6eiimmter QusDrud. rnb fel6Tt
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unb Senatsgeno1e MOrgan BON &lobama.
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Sones a6er 6at fir3li9 ert Ieinen ie63igiten
@e6urtstog gefetert. Mdn 6Gtte Daber en-
purten t0nnen, baB er ol8 nflaiii4 gebilbe>
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items ii6er WG6rrng un0 Md6rungSbaits etz
mas lernen piirbe, po ni4t in PariS unb
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1nO fam als @igag tpieoer ber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-11
Gin ftearet0es 0rtmsip.

Sn IeBter 3eit mar in ben 9epeI3en uus
6runfrei9 piel bic y}e0e bpn Dem Streit in
Greusot, Dem grDBen GiIentperte Trant@
rei6s, bus iiber $4,000 Qrbeiter uno
8eamte bef4dftigt.
Ser ua1te @9neiOer" bate bort eine Or
beiterfolonie nab patriar4alif4em Mfulter
etngeri9tet, er NOR 10 cine Dirt bon 9ul>
man, unb glou6te ME bieier, baB, tpenn
bic Nrbeiter quite Mo6n1ngen baben unD
8lrnenbeete bOr ben 6Gufern; iDenn ie
UNI ben Sei4 i'm 9arf 6erumipu3ieren
f6nnen, 1t6 aus Der 8ibliotbet 8iider bDz
len unb aupeilen Elm SreicOn3ert anbDren
f0nner, baB ibnen Dann in einem Iol4en
,MrbeiterparobieIe" 70 tppbl ietn miiBte, ol5
pGren Ite i'm 9immeG.
Mber mod Bel Qeb3eiten 1T bor ben Q(ugen
0uIman's bas Nrbeiterz &arten6aus 3uz
Iammengefalen, ba5 er in better NbIi4t
3tpar, aher nit penig PbtloIop9ie errt4tet
bate.
@erubefo pie bic MGo9en lieber in elmer
5a6rit p0er in einem @eI6dfte arbeitea,
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AUDI in ben SreiitunOen Elm g%eipifIer 3ipang
ANGLICAN pirb, 70 arbeiten Die SGreiner,
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mo Die 266ne regeGmdBig aus6e3a6lt
unO feline g(63iige fir M}tet6e, Mafer3uz
fubr unb bergl. gema6t Deroen, als in
einem rNrbetterparaOies" pie PuIman.
9ort brauBen naren fie bon altr Me1t
70 gut mte a6gef8lofen; 8ergniigungen,
nie fie fi1 Der Mrbeiter tpiinI6t, burften
inner6aI6 Der Mu1erm puGmanS ni9t ob=
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men Diefen @onntag i'm 2tncoln Tart, am
nG6ffen i'm 9iibparf ~luitpanoeln, fih am
britten i'm 6umbol0t gurt amiiftren, am
bferten i'm Douglas Part, am fe3fen i'm
Baibington Bart uitp. Variatio delectat,
bic 81 bpe3Slung erfreut nnh erfrti4t
uuh ben Mrbeiter. Ser Monotorte Bullz
mans purDen bic metiten b~orttgen &rbetz
ter balb iiberbriiiiig.
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9mr 9ase TIT ScTerrei6.

Ser Dfterrei4tihe Premta:mtnliter
gIarD 1T cine neue @rIteinung am pos
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benz Die l1ngarn erfldrt, baB oas gemetn@
{6aftGi9e Budget fir Seer, 5lotte unO
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uattonen fetgeIteqt peroen fam, Die
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qationspa6len ~bef4luBfdbig gu modem
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m~enfommen", Fat Der 8aiIer gu benz oeut@
I6en OppofitiOnsmanne 99on in &lager@
furt oeIaqt, unb bamit pO6l Die gan5e
beutf6e OppoitiOn gemeint.
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oeben. Gs Gautet: W&it ben 9eutf4en piez
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bat 0iefe Mufga6e iibernpmmen.
@raf S6un fonnte elm iol4es Programm
nt6t ausfi6ren, neil er ii4 fel6ft iebe Nt0gz
li6feit a6gef6nitten fat, ii4 nit ben 9eutz
T6en gu %beritdnbigen. 9eB9alb muBte er
bonn S9duplaBe abtreten.
Man bat bic SI9e9en 70 lunge 9egen bic
0eutf6en a~usgeipielt, Biz in bieien Der
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Seferrei3 gebt relten Stiirmen entgegen.