The Somerset reporter., 1901-03-28
SOMERSET PIGK-LfA

oi flttsiieid gave birthday supper aud
entertainment edncsday Of AR week,
and rtaazed about $50 20 proceeds
SHE John fnrbush is The oldest
woman IN Palmyra, being ~ years Of
az. Sic enjoys good aeaith and win
the exception If being nearly blind, Is
as smart as many women many years
younger.
L =. Boutelle, special agent for the
inspection Of Rural Free delivery routes,
war IN Madison, Wednesday Of iast
week, To inspect three routes which
have been petitioned for 10 supply from
the Madison office.
o NJ hltman Of Palmyra, has a
COW with the following record, com.
mencing March -, 1900: fIrst calf
that sold for 50 3 when four weeks old
81 pounds of cheese: 3as pounds Of
butter, and four months Of the time
they used nine quarts OF new milk a
week, The record ended March b,
1901
Miss Lillian Dixson of Fairfield, who
: suffered a fall some time ago, from a
bicycle, which has rendered her practi
cally helpless, Was taken to Portland,
Saturday Miss Dixson will remain at
the Eye and lar Infrmary where she
, will be treated by a specialist. Her case
I is a very serious one, as she has three
: curvatnres of the spine Much sympa-
thy is expressed for her
Austin Robinson, 10 years Of age son
a OF William Robinson of Lowell, Mass,
] died at Good Will Farm, last week, Of
: tonsilitis, resulting in internal rupture
: of the carotid Young Robinson lad
3 been sick about eight days. This is NJ
: second fatal illness in the Y years his.
: tory of the farm. Robinson had been at
i. Good Will some over three years and
D will be remembered as the young station
: agent.
d A telegram was received at Hartland,
Tuesday of last week announcing that
/ Eugene Waldron of Maiden, Mass,
y formerly of that place, had committed
l. suicide by hanging Mr.. Waldron had
= just recovered from severe attack of
the grippe and insanity was supposed to
be the cause. He leaves wife and two
e children in Maiden, a mother and
p invalid father and a sister of that place.
e who have the deepest sympathy of the
!, entire public.
d Edward L. Blasdell, tie unfortunate
Re young man who was instantly killed in
= the railway accident at Gorham recent
d ly, had number of relatives in the
l. vicinity of Pittsfeld. He was a brother
J. to Frank Nj. Blaisdell, night fireman at
. the Pittsfeld Electric Light d Power
a Co., and to Judson Burril barber at
Burnham, and Miss Sadie Reynolds
: of Burnham. He was nearly &c years
: of age and leaves a widow besides the
p other relatives mentioned.
e James F. Connor of Pittsfield has con-
;, tracted with VIM Phlbrick to add a
h front to his block on Main street now
It occupied by W. M. Harrington as a
jewelry store. The addition will be one
of about 10 feet and by it the sill of the
!. building will be out in line with the
It other blocks along the street By the
i change Mr.. harrington will obtain a
= much larger and better store in every
e respect and the street will be greatly
o improved in looks. Work upon the
J, structure will commence in a very short
: time.
o Seebaccam Tent, No. II, K. O. T. NJ,
S was organized aud instituted at the
: Opera House, Hartland, March 10th by
+ State Commander, 5. c. c. Ward of
t Augusta. The Tent starts with 81
s charter members including some of the
= leading business men of the town with
. officers as follows: Past Commander,
n T. A. Linn; Commander, \. r. Burton
Lieut. Com, DR.. l.. II. Blanchard; Il. K :,
:, e. NJ. Lancey; F. K, Calvin Blake
t Sergt David Hall; Chap, Alex Jonsten
e NJ. at A, j. f Fuller; LIST G., E. H..
, Thompson; 2nd 6 j. l.. Fade; L..
: II. Graves.
A pleasant event occurred at tie
, home Of Andrew II. Bailey, Esq, N
: Cambridge ON Tuesday, March l9th.
0 His daughter, Ida Naude, was united
in marriage to Mr. Frank Leslie Nurtb-
d en- of Ripley. The ceremony was per.
9 formed at noon in the presence Of the
relatives of the bride and groom. A.
d Il. Bailey and wife, parents of the bride,
G. II Harrington of Santa cruz al,
an uncle, and Mrs \. B. Lord of Au-
= burn, an aunt; Il Q Worthen and wife
: of Ripley, parents Of the groom, Mrs
, Florence ireland Of s. Adams. a sister
Rev. II. j. Piper of Dexter Was the
. Officiating clergyman After the service
e a wedding dinner was served. Nj and
: Mrs Worthen will reside in Dexter.
Strikes a Rich Find.
a 81 was troubled for several years with
e chronic Indigestion and nervous debit
ity," writes J Green Of Lancaster. y