The Somerset reporter., 1901-12-26
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aoin Tor h@S 'hris'hss ssess'oh'
since the heavy fall of rain both
wagons and heighs are being used.
Mr.. :. Gray h back home on account
Of no numbering going on up the river.
Ray Yies Of Flagstaff Vas IN town,
Monday. looking after heavy team for
the wooda
- n uot,e -. sbt,..a a carload If
c.ttIs ~ he E-tghton market from this
station. Monday morning
~. Mimi. ps,s.o If Skapbegan has
h.ea y,.,ting In toeo fes nast seek the
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The Patterson bridge Is ionnd TO De
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=. re min Mil Al a.sIseB A. tbe time
~ fh. frsshst and thu rap,d rise OF
water ont tbem of 40 that thew we're
obliged TO remain in the mill all night.
The connection between the eastern
and weatern aides Of the Kenpsbec river
bas been .topped Tor a short time by the
frssbet No nassinV aimee the storm
ah,vs NorritUewnek only bv the rail-
road br,dge. Ice roads will soon an
aver all purposes for the winter.
Mas panIenah sfmmons IA At home
ffaFn ,solhy for the Two weeks vacation
r. ~ - ....h.d tho haseue,t
-, - - uat,a, b.r, snd drovned one
goat
Election Of officers At the Rebekah
meeting. saturday night. for the coming
year.
) Bunker & son sold carload OF
beef cattle 10 Dan Bowman OF fairfield,
the first Of the week.
Joe Vnes Of skoWhaean vas 10 town,
Monday. on his way up river, looking
after his numbering interest.
Mrs. Wallace Emery ia confined TO the
house from a sprained ankle caused by
slipping on the ice last week.
IN -. t.... ~, Wa.tar,s tsla,ds
were moved bv tho Ice but large
amount Of the bay will be saved.
IT,. Min - E,,,bd., 4. ~ bor,e
-, ~ - "a .t,dant In a
,aa.l,nal scbool a. ri. briafmas vaca-
ton
Mr. O + Cntts student In the Har
ward Law School Ia at home from Bos
TN for bis thristmas vacation with his
parents
The lower road from the village to
Patterson bridge haa been closed up
until anow comes again az It ia too lev
tn nae with safety
r. 49,. pa,,av hava rocar,lv
-. DoTaval nr,ar, .arara,or and
all necessary machinery for the extern
sige dairylng that they intend to conduct
II uu,or b.. hsa, ,,ov,,o tbe bav
-, ~. 80, ,hat ,vas earriad hv tbe
90 80, - I tho ctr sids q, bIs isian6 A
ia,,e mart ~ tba hav IA In good condi
ton.
fame. has haao mazda naar tho rail
road bridge on Elm street to keep the
public from travelling on the side walk
owing to the damage done in the wash
out OF the freshet
The Somerset Railroad has quite a
| local business at Madison In the way OF
carrying horses from one side of the
river to the other. The price that 1t
costs Ia 30 cents each.
Now stock OF all kinds Is being brought
here by Mr.. Bailey. Thirteen goats,
several head OF choice cattle and swine
and flock of choice sheep have recently
oeeh anusu 10 MS farm
T. b. Patterson had crew OF men at
work the first of the week removing the
damaged hay from his barn that was wet
| by the freshet. Mr.. Patterson thinks
that about 10 tons was the amount that
he will lose.
The absence Of many members at our
grange meeting. Saturday, was noticeable
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