The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-08-29
SOMERSET PICK-Ups.

severely Injured a. lie i..ttsaed Electric
LigAf and Power co.. mi'f several
a.-ess ago. i. abie 10 b-.usf nit# tlr aid
of crafches.
Mn Emma Watson has moved from
Oakland Heights to East Particle, where
size viii reside with her son. Harry Va
son, who has been elected priuoipa II
the High school at Good VII Farm.
Walter Wngate Of Pitfsueld got Liz
hand caught in some machinery al lie
plant Of the Pittsheld Electric Light and
Power Company, Monday, and i've
stitches were required to close the
wound. The young man will not be
able To labor at the mil any more dur
ing lis vacation before school com.
= II The Ridge ~as
flTosn from her carriage, about :
o'clock Friday evening, while on her
way 10 Fairfield village, caused by the
horse she was driving stepping On ron.
ing stone and being thrown She was
taken to the home of Mrs William r.
Kreger and Dr. Robinson was summon.
ed. She suffered no injury save bad
shaking up and few bruises.
Burglars entered the post Office at
starks, Thursday night, by forcing
rear window They carried away the
money drawer containing SO IN money
and left no clue upon which the officers
can hope to work with success. Tie
burglars also secured small amount in
postage stamps, but check for a con-
siderable sum was taken from the money
drawer and left for the owner
c. W Robbins, president Of the Name
Press Association, was in Portland last
week arranging for the annual e1c4r-
sion of the association, which VII. take
place early in September The assoeia-
ton will visit the Pan American Exp1si-
ton, going via the Maine Centrars pop.
ular White Mountain route, to Montreal,
where one day will be spent. thence via
the Grand Trunk to Niagara Falls and
Buffalo
Program for Pittsfeld Grange. Aug.
/ 81, 1901 song choir; recitation. Sister
Eta Farney; reading, sister Emma
j Phinney; song, Sister Floris Davis; qaes-
ton, (which will greater benef, the
grange, afternoon or evening meetings."
i opened by Brother A. F. Nelson. follow.
ed by Sister Thankful Pooler, and 9th
ers; defamation. Brother Galen Maxim;
song, Sister Annie Frost reading, Sister
Eta Nelson; reading, Sister Mary
Names; song choir.
A. G. Mitchell of Pittsburg, Pa, with
his family, have been visiting his father,
Rev. T. G. Mitchell, of Madison He
| left that place in 1850 and went To Penn
! sylvania, where he had a position in an
engineering corps on the Pennsylvania
railroad. He has been with that COM
pany ever since and is now superinten-
dent of the Monongahela division of that
road, which is the largest division except
the main line. His friends here will be
glad to know of his success
Mr.. &. S. Witham, superintendent of
the Great Northern paper mill at this
place has been appointed to the position
of superintendent of the mill at Mill.
nocket as well as here at Madison, Mr..
John Decker, superintendent at Milf
nocket, having resigned Mr.. Witham
will divide his time between the two
| mills. He is a paper maker in every
sense of the word and the plant here in
Madison is turning out more paper than
was expected from it. This mill was
built for fifty ton daily production,
but it has produced sixty tons per day.
which speaks volumes for the ability of
Mr.. Witham as paper maker, says the
Madison Bulletin
The reunion of Co b, 30th Maine Regi-
ment, was held at Pittstield, Wednesday
of last week, at Grand Army hall. a
small number of members Of the asseia-
ton were present The business meet
ing was held in the forenoon. being
called to order at 10 30 o'clock by the
president of the association, Amazlah
W Webb of Oakland. After reading
the records of the last meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected President,
George w. Curtis, Etna; vice presidents,
John A. Yandeets, Unity; Samuel Phil
brook, Carmel; secretary, Stilman }
Locke, Etna; chaplain, +. W. Crawford,
Durham; committee on arrangements,
Mrs NJ E. Locks, Mrs Lucy hurry,
Mrs 6. ". Curtis, Mrs NJ. Burfell
Mrs John A. Yandeets and Mrs. Ida
Philbrook The death Of one member
of the association Lieut. Fisher, who
died in New Mexico. WAS reported TO
the ASSOCIATION.
Pigs and Cows.
The dairyman Of today Is Of necessity a
breeder of swine The two 20 together