The Somerset reporter., 1901-11-28
SOMERSET PICK-UPS.

'ue bond Of heath have closed the
S'n''.s ana the chnfebe decided not to
N''' any services 7aui all danger Is |
paf''
Horace Frost and sons Of Ripley baqc
o'.'s d ne" suihRIe NH On the Old aite. /
~ - q ihaea larger and moro commodi.
QUO o'i.''As ana with the englne 70 /
"e'p out "hen ihe water Is 10" thy
- '''N business.
Mr. Bowman las bought ont (. II. |
mith's hardware business al Iartland. |
VII. 30" man Y @u esamable young man
'u' has many friends IA GartiaHd, "hol
a'' Riaa 10 learn that he intends to
MAXI Ms nome 'Ae1e.
Frank !. Hutchinson Of Detroit. died
Nov. i at the aye Of Il years. TIE
funeral services were held at the iage
c"uIea Ga Monday NOV Is, al lpo.e.7ek,
I'7F' Or. h"s', pastor Ut the II. L, /
'"''i-a' Ae"Po'' alhelating.
At Il meeting Of the directors of the
NaYe1ly Woplen 9ppauy held in tie
office Of j. w. Manson, Esq, pttsaetd, /
Nov. 18th, Samuel K. Haines was e.ee,.
Gu 70 III the vacancy On the board Of
u'''0'ois 1auS9u Dy the death o. r. d.
'enN'p7'
George Gage, overseef of the spinning
! room at the Riverside mill, Pittsaeld
who met with severe injury 10 his
rght leg while at work IN the mill
several weeks ago, is recovering slow ly
ana Is aoIe TO be about the streets With
VIC a''' u d cane
The many friends OF Mrs. Emma
Henderson, who went from Hartland To
the Eastern Maine General Hospital at
Bangor recently for the removal el a
tuinof. Viii be glad 10 learn that she is
gradually recovering and IS in hope 70
'0'uin no''ie III ABOUT a week
Mr.. Wallace Files, an employee n
the Wooden Mills and Miss Maud Tren-
ten OF Anson were united in marriage at
the home OF the brides mother, MIS-
Eliza j. Iranten, on River Ave. last
tuesday The Rev. ;. +. Leeeh Of
madison was the officiating clergyman.
Fire broke out in the house on Main
street, Fairfield, owned by o. r. CGnnor
ana occupied by +. T. Brown and Fred
stevens. The stable WAS complete
wreck out no damage occurred to the
mousse which was in close proximity.
The origin OF the fire Is unknown The
loss Is fully covered by insurance.
There will soon be put on the Arson
side two good lights, one near the toll
bridge on the road leading to North An.
son and the other at the railroad cross
ing. The post Is already set at the rail-
road crossing and u. 5. Mail box
attached to 1t to convenience the people
at the section and above the station.
Miss Inez Tilton, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs A. f. Titon of st. Adams.
died Friday, Nov. Is, after brief III
ness of one week. She was attending
school at the Hartland Academy when
taken sick with scarlet fever and capker
rash Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire com
munity in their great atfiiction.
The largest bear shot at Dead River
this season was laid low by H. Il. J
Hill of Hartford, Conn. Brnin was
secured under peculiar circumstances
Mr.. Hill shot a good deer, leaving it to
follow a buck for half an hour. and
returned to hang up his deer. He found
it about half eaten and big tracks about.
The next morning Mr.. Hill shot the
bear which had robbed him Of his deer.
Elmer Field of Hartand, who has
large numbering interests in the PROV.
inces and has been there for some time
attending to the same, arrived home
Nov 20, in response to a telegram sam.
moning him to the bedside of his vile.
Mrs Field died In childbirth the day her
husband arrived twin babies surviving.
She was a most estimable woman and
! her sudden death is a great shock to the
community.
Maine Central Institnta closed tho t,n
term Friday. Nov. D Thara has ba.n =
LARGE attendance This terr, prin.of,..l
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