The Somerset reporter., 1901-10-10

/ h6HItDFE yh snort hunting trip
/ ] he md and 5fd degree. Kill be CON
ierred By the members ri Tale Rock
/ Lodge, ]. q .. r, tbs evening. a fun
/ attendance is desired.
( =. y. +. VI. Leon =. Merrill. Elmer
/ Jones. VII ~opeI and Charles Rowell Of
SCION lodge, J. .. q. r, were the guests
/ u Table Rock i1dge II this village at
/ its last meeting
| II. b. Merry and II. Z. Skdmore have
! bought tie three. year-oid stallion, Maple
! Milkes. Of Webster Williams. This colt
is by Messenger Wilkes. > %. and can
show a 2 30 gait.
/ Raven Wilkes that made a mark the
/ tirst Of the season Of -. Las been
/ bought, recently, BY II. Z -kdmore.
/ lie Is by Abbott Wilkes, Ill aud an
/ other season will be able to beat 20 Il
handled for speed.
The work Of putting in the new ma
chinery at the saw mill at Lake Emb-
den and also the machinery to the new
excelsior mill is being done, this week.
by Mr. Blake from Portland These
mills will be great benefit to the peo-
PIE Of this town and Embden. What We
want now is an electric railroad to 90
through to Kingfeld by the way Of Lake
Embden and New Portland
Cattle show at East New Portland.
Saturday
Our village band went to Madison.
last week. 70 play al the horse trot
The boys have taken new interest. this
season, and under the leadership of
William Andrews have been well drilled
in the work. The citizens Of the town
should feel proud Of the interest that is
being made and give them their support.
The town treasurer, Edwin Collins.
has received through a. ~mmons, ESQ,
the towns counsel, the sum IF S1.17j 81
from the bondsmen Of A. Russell Remick
the defaulting tax collector, according
to the judgment Of the court in the
towns suit on the collectors bond.
B. :. Collins. Esq has Just received
700 trout from the State hatchery that
he put into Lake Embden. When this
lake is properly stocked with fish il
will receive the patronage that other
summer resorts receive, for it is one of
our prettiest of Maine lakes.
MI and Mrs. H NJ Gould, who have
been a Portland for The past few weeks,
will cave thar city FOR Chicago, this
week. Their many friends here will be
pleased 10 learn that the treatment that
Mr.. Could has received for his eyes nas
been satisfactory
Mr. e. ". >paulding has recently
bought new syracuse sulky plow.
J Mr.. Spaulding is one II our best far
mers. knows how to farm at profit and
his farm is well equipped with all kind
2 # modern machinery.
e David Spinney, who has been on the
Pacific coast for tie past twelve years
r and has spent the last four years in
5 Alaska is in town, visiting bis sister,
Mrs Z B. Mitchell
+ All kinds of live stock and farm
produce bring good prices, this fall.
; There never was more prosperous
time for the farmers of Maine than
= today.
Mr. and Mrs. C.. y. Hall OF Berlin, y.
H., who have been visiting relatives in
town aud vicinity for the past two weeks
5 returned home, Wednesday.
Table Rock Lodge, l. O. O. F con-
ferred the initiatory degree, last Thurs
day night. over forty were present,
including visitors from several lodges.
. Mrs. Charles Hutchinson and her son,
. viii, of Portland, is visiting her father,
Mr.. James Hodgdon, and other relatives
+ Already the teams and men are going
up river for the woods. The high price
of lumber makes a good demand for
help.
Mr. Luke Houghton of Tarrytown,
y lis visiting his mother and brothers
and other friends in town for a short
vacation.
The mountains that we can see look
ing up the Dead River way were covered
= with snow sunday afternoon
Miss Lillian Vi. French, A. NJ. of
; South Chesteryile recently visited her
: friend Mrs Henry IS. Merry.
! NJ. D Holt and Dan Bowman of Fair
field were in town, the first OF he week,
. looking after stock Tor market.
5 Mr.. and MIS-. Theara Hilton of Port
5 land We're visiting their uncle, Theophe-
lus Hilton, and family last week
2 b. f Bailey has been visiting n Wash
! ington county, his former home, the past
; week.
Il. B. Merry made a successful BUSH
ness trip To Phillips, last Friday and
Saturday
A. E. Sawyer of the Lake House
J Flagstaff. was in town on business,
Saturday
Lester Record, on account Of poor
health, has sold ont his business at Fox
croft aud returned home
Edward PANE, who has been employ
ed AT FoXcroft the past summer. IS stop
ping at home tor short yaCI IA
The price that men 1etju the woods.
this winter, thus flr is firm 50 To So
per month, tie average being about $50
per month.
Within three days after 'he law was
off EIGHT deer yrrp shot ne ar This vii.