The Somerset reporter., 1902-12-18

western tour, and will probably visit
California, Colorado and some of the
southern states before his return. He
will be accompanied by C. D. Shaw of
Greenville, both men having extensive
mining interests in Colorado.
John Gordon, superintendent of the
Hathorn Farm Company of Pittsfield.
is having lot of grading done near the
corn factory and the Maine Central rail
road will soon put in spur track there.
This improvement will give Thompson
d Hanson, the cattle buyers, much
better facilities for shipping their cattle
to market.
Commodore Dewey, the fast horse,
injured at the track at Pittsfield the
first of October, and owned in Portland,
is said to be fast recovering and that he
is now being logged about 1t was
feared that the animal was spoiled
when he was removed from the track
during the race, in which he was tax
ing part. For several days the horse
was kept at one of the stables at the
track and after several weeks was re-
moved to Portland
The meeting of Palmyra Grange. Dec.
o resulted in the election of the follow
ing officers: Master, l.. L. Carter; Over
seer, John Hubbard; Lecturer, Mrs. L..
B, Foley; Chaplain, L. P. Foley; Stew
ard, James Smith; Asst. Steward, Neal
Stanley; Secretary, Mrs. K. L. Cook
Treas, E. M. Frost; Ceres, Mrs L. l..
Carter; Pomona, Mrs. Manson Taylor;
Flora, Mrs. Chas Holwsy; L. A. s.,
BERTHE Gould; Gatekeeper, John Rund-
lett. 1t was voted to invite Bro. f. L..
Brown to install the officers at some
meeting in January.
At the regular meeting of N. A..
Weston Post No. 81, G. A. r., Madison,
Dec. q. for election of officers the fol-
lowing officers were elected. for the
ensuing year: Charles G. Hartwell.
post commander; George F. Newell.
senior vice commander; James M.
stevens, Junior vice commander:
Charles G. Ellis, quartermaster; John
keiner, surgeon; Samuel Vose, chaplain /:
Gardiner Beals, officer of the day; C. C..
Hartwell, adjutant; Chaplain Samuel
Vose elected delegate to State encamp.
ment; O. d. Gardiner Beals elected
alternate.
Forrest Berry, the taxidermist, and
Elbridge Hunnewell of Madison went to
Hunnewells logging camp near Embden
POND few days ago on hunting trip
and returned last week with two deer.
buck and doe. Both deer were shot
by Mr.. Berry under very peculiar cir
enmstances. He had been tracking
them for some time and was crawling
along on the ground when he saw a
deer. He fred shot and again he saw
a deer, thinking that he did not hit the
first time he fred again and dropped
-AS AL ihFootiBdliOn SuOW6u
that he had killed two deer, when he
supposed he had shot but one.
The following officers of Stephen
Davis Post, G. A. r of Plttsfield were
elected the 10th inst: Commander,
Abel Davis; Senior vice commander,
r. NJ. Daniels; junior vice commander,
VIM. G. Foster: quartermaster, E r.
Carr; surgeon, Henry Judkns; chap
lain, A. F. Southards; officer of the day,
Morey Mulliken; officer of the guard,
G. W. Varney; adJutant, Geo. w. Pat
ten; delegate to State Encampment,
Lot w. Clark; alternate, VIM. T. Getch-
ell; trustees, r. M. Daniels, G.. W.
Varney, Charles Chase. Three mem
bers have died during the year
Zoradus D. Stevens, Arcadus j. Hard
ing and Rev. Virgil D. Sweetand.
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup seems especi.
ally adapted to the needs of the children. Pleas
ant TO take; soothing in its influence; 1t is the
remedy of all remedies for every form of throat
and lung disease.
"she calls that her football coat" "Whyfp
because 1t has full back"
Are You familiar with the motives of Jig
Ranini's new operap" Eyes; he needed the
money"