The Somerset reporter., 1901-12-26
SOMERSET PICK-EPS.

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u..5as, ','' p a. va anu %" quarters ID
fife at Madison, saturday night, dam
aRea me Dry ana fancy goods stock Of j.
H. "aio"eh q %. Sl,59i Insurance
'.e "''''n - '"hea
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some OF the incohFeniences caused BY
'"e recent iteshet VIII be appreciated
'oe'ei "n'h they are known. a gentle
"'a' ii''"e eient mites from Fai fed
went 'neIe 10 40 some business, and Vas
'oi'Reu 10 aiife - miles to get to that
/ III. ana MIR Essle >panlding enter
'a'1sa iaiRe company Of friends at
'H'ii ii''ne, 10 Ahs9h, FRIDAY evening,
'"e ioN' INST lt belng the 18th annlger
'"i u 'ileii "eaaing. They were the
''eip'e"'S u many beautiful and useful
p'''su''
~ H"''i'5 hi" at fIagstai Is about
0''' ~ ''siu "oik' a ne" Planer las
O'o" Pu' J." 'he past week -Four exPe-
i''Ng'N 'a'p' men VIII come there to
.o"0n o'neia no" 10 run the lathes.
Doi = .''iiA'i u h'ngheid Is snPcrlntend-
ing tue cutting u IVo cores OF birch for
'"0 'oiN' Hns,
( A class in Ulygical cultura at tIa Al
y, u iit'siie'o' 70 De taught by Miss
D''n'p' Is oeihg organized Tor the giris.
- 70 - 'ons's' o' lna1ah ciuo swinging,
'"eu'9H movements auu 'tllis IN march
ing ioi' 'oiuan Is 10 nave similar
''"'9 ioi ooss "'houeh just what the
WI WIN NC mas not YET oeeh decided.
Inc Seoastcook d. Moosehead railroad
sustained considerable damage during
the treshet. bad washout betw cen
'ai lianu ana maihstream near the Good
" IL oiooA VIII take some ume TO repair
a, ''na'''i ""onou'S along 'ne me
I'm II "i ''anu 10 1i''Sneid nave been
''"U = ain Del VIC ieSuiheu'
saturday morning, officers Dunbar and
Lofd ralded the place of Antoine Tur-
cote near the new paper mill works at
Madison and found a quantity of hard
liquors Mr.. Turcotte was arraigned
before Justice Withee, waived examina-
''o" anu was oounu over 10 me supreme
anu i"'''ns u give oohos was COM
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mere Will be an entertainment and
box sociable at the south Union school
Aouse' saturday evening, December IS,
instead OF the 2lst, as was first intended.
Inc OBJECT OF the entertainment Is to
PROVIDE curtains for the schoolhouse
ana the iun there is in it. All are in
Vlted and good time is expected. A
similar event occurred last October and
wac " u00'ueu Success'
William h. F9ll of Fairfield, who had
been Ill for several months with con
sumption passed away at Fairfield, We'd
nesday' Mr.. Bell, who had been for a
number OF years, until recently employ
ed at the Name Central car shops at
"aterv'Ile' was member OF the Meth
odlst church His age was 81 years.
tie leaves beside widow, two sons,
Ernest ana virgil and two daughters,
FIora ana lda'
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