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The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
North Fairfield.

The school at Covel school house clos
ed last Friday A large number of the
parents and friends of the pupils were
present to hear the recitation of pieces
by the children and join with them in
a happy social hour.
The teacher Miss Hannah Wentw orth
who has for large number of terms
successfully taught this school furnish
ed refreshments of candy, peanuts and
oranges.
Master Alton r Coyel won the prize
of one dollar for highest rank. Eddie
Clifford ranked next. Master Alton won
a similar prize last term. Edith Head
won the prize among the youngest pu
pills.
Mrs. Luncinda Sawtelle has hen
which has laid, 80 far as heard from,
the champion egg of the neighborhood.
1t measured Tim. by 81 n. and was very
heavy.
More logs are waiting to be sawed at
this mill than have been seen here for
many years, and the sudden departure
of shedding has prevented the hauling in
of many more. The rain of Sunday
night has raised the stream 30 the mill
was shut down Thursday.
George Tibbetts of Cornna was ia the
place last Tuesday, to attend the funer
al of his uncle, Benjamin Tibbetts. G
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20

The lumbermen are nearly discour
aged for they have so many logs on
yards that must be hauled to the land
ings and the snow is so rapidly leaving
that it looks hard for them as 1t is i'm
woods road without snow.
D. J. Kelley, scaler for the Lawrence
Bro s, has been to the Holeb, looking
after some scaling interests there.
Sheriff Pennell of Skowhegan was in
town one day last week.
Much credit is due to few of the citi-
zens who have removed the snow from
the sidewalks, making it much better
getting around.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sands has been made glad by baby
boy.
The Ladies' Auxiliary held a pie so
ciable at Mrs. Abram Newton's, which
was well attended by the members and
friends The guess cake presented by
Mrs. Milton Moore was the interest of
the evening, as all were anxious to see
who the lucky one might be, which
proved to be Miss Maud Moore, who
guessed Six pounds, six ounces From
this cake alone the proceeds were $3.50.
The meetings are we'll attended and
all acknowledge benefit received from
them.
The w. W. Society is doing work for
sale in the early spring. All are anxious
TO help by their labor. They will meet
with Mrs. Sarah Pierce, Wednesday.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
All attending pronounced it most en-
joyable event. M
st. Adams.

High school closed, last week, with a
fine entertainment, Friday evening
Clara Adams is home on a vacation.
M 5. P. Longley required visit from
DR.. Moulton, the nth instant.
Claude Devereaux arrived last Satur-
day from Florida to stay awhile with
relatives.
Charles Ross has got settled in his new
home.
Henry Cross has moved on to the
Holmes farm
Viii Chambers has hired with Sam
Lyford to care for his place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyford moves to Corinna village.
A little boarder arrived at the home OF
B L. Palmer aud wife, the 8th.
Alton Bragg is very sick with lung
trouble.
Fossie Wilkins has closed a successful
term of school in Palmyra village.
The ladies' of the grange furnished din
ner both day, of town meeting giving
them an opportunity to attend the meet
ing No doubt the work could have been
done in one day if they had had the right
of suf, age. P
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
Black well.

School in district number nine. taught
by Miss Nellie Holway, closed last week
! for a vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Elvira Veasie recently visited
friends and relatives in Skowhegan.
On Monday Mar. 10. MIR. and Mrs
Albra Adams of North Madison celebrat-
ed their twenty-fifih anniversary Of their
marriage AT an early hour the people
began to gather and all sat down to fine
supper prepared by Mrs. Adams. After
the supper was over the company listen
ed to graphophone by Mr.. Harvey
which was enj Dyed by all and then dane
ing was next 10 order for several hours
Some nice presents were left with Mr..
and Mrs. Adams.
Mrs. Eunice Danforth is visiting her
daughter, Mrs D. L. Gray in Fairfield.
The farmers in this vicinity are talking
of building Grange Hall at Blackwell
Corners.
Mrs E. E. Towne and son Dow, oil
Maiden, Mass, recently visited her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Moore.
Miss Stella Eames is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. A F. Adams, for few days.
Mr.. Hiram Moore's teams. consisting
of fifteen horses. came from his numbering
camps, last Saturday.
Mr.. E. A. Wills, who has been in fee
BILE health the past winter. passed away,
Tuesday. March 4th. at the age of eighty
three. Funeral services were held at his
home conducted by r v. c. ID. Boothby
of Madison. The remains were placed 10
the tomb at Madison,
Friends and neie hbors consisting OF
about fifty, gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E O. Danforth, last Saturday
evening. to attend huled corn supper.
After supper was over the dining room
was cleared and the young folks, as well
as the old, danced to the music furnished
by Mr.. Albra Adams of North Madison
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20

especially the performing of the little
canaries.
Mrs. Lafayette Curtis is at work for
Mr.. stephen Merrill.
Mrs Thomas Kelley, who had been
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Lawton of Norridgewock, came home,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Alonzo Adams of Bingham, was
in town, Monday.
Mr.. Steve NORM of Embden was in
town. Tuesday.
Mr.. George Barnard of ekowhegan,
was in town, Tuesday.
Jim Phillips came home from the
woods, Tuesday.
Mr.. Allen Rice was seriously injured
Tuesday afternoon, while crossing the
track at the pulp mill He was struck
by the engine of the ono O'clock passen
ger train, being thrown down in such a
way that the wheels passed over his leg
crushing the ankle so that 1t was neces-
sary to amputate it about six inches
above the joint. His left arm was brok
en- in two places and the bones badly
splintered between the two breaks, he
also was wounded about the face and
head compound fracture of the nose,
puncture of the lower jaw, and several
bad scalp wounds. He was taken by
team to his home Scion Ferry and his
wounds dressed He is now doing as
we'll as could be expected. His son,
Harry and wife arrived here from their
home in Boston, Friday night.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
East Fairfield.

] Victor Grange has lost another men,
Der, sister Grace Jennings, who died at
her home at Nye's Corner, Sunday morn
ing. Funeral was held at the house,
! Tuesday m Consumption claimed
her for one of its victims over year ago
and all that loving parents and friends
could do was done, but death came at
last and took her to higher life. Her
age was % years
Mr.. Erving Boyden and Mrs. Leroy
Blackwell are very low.
Eugene Decker and wife of Portland
are in this place for one week. Mr..
Decker is doing the work at this station
while E C. Joy and family are visiting
in Watervile.
Miss May Bowman and Miss Lila
Jones of " aterville visited at Mr.. Ernest
joys over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma and Miss Ida Walker are
visiting in Augusta, Portland and Bidde-
ford, this week.
Mrs. Emily McNelley of Clinton is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Leroy Blackwell, a
few days.
William Rowe of Brooks visited at
Walter Halls, several days last week,
ana on MS return nome look MISS
Blanche Hall with him to visit friends in
Brooks during her vacation.
Alonzo Varney has 800 maple trees
tapped.
Percy Kicker sold a horse to New
York parties, last Monday
Victor Grange is invited to visit Clin-
ton Grange, next Thursday, to help cele-
brate its anniversary.
Mrs. Elmer futile has been visiting in
Burnham few days
NJ. D Holt shipped few cattle from
this station, Monday morning.
There were services at the Free VIII
Baptist Church, Sunday p. m.
George Nelson visited in Winslow sew
eral days last week.
School at Good viii Farm keeps one
week longer, aud then short vacation.
There was no entertainment there, Fri
day evening, on account of the serious
illness of Miss Grace Jennings, former
classmate.
Victor Grange is soon to have mock
trial Libby & Ellis are lawyers for the
culprit, and Bowman & Jones against
him. 1t is to be public and a small ad-
mittance fee is required for all who
wish to hear it, K
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
Brighton.

The snow is going fast. The crows
and blue jays have come and it begins tc
look like spring
Cora Butler is on the sick list suffering
from tonslits assesses.
Isola Farrin has gone to Portland.
Charlie Decker went to Skowhegan las
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Una Whitehouse. who
have been visiting relatives ia town, re-
turned to Madison. last week
The little child of Mr.. Wensworth's,
that was so terribly burned few days ago
died Monday from the effect of the burfs
DR.. Ellingwood was in town, Tuesday
This seems to be poor spring fol
making maple syrup; but very few if any
have tapped trees in this vicinity. B
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20

Burns stopped off in Boston to remain
for tew days. They all had most en-
joyable trip and among the pleasing fea-
lures of the time passed in Washington
was a call at the White House in COM
'any with Congressman Burleigh and
Littl field and the privilege OF shaking
hands with the President. They were
away from home a week and would have
been able to have passed a much longer
period at the capital plessurably and
, proftaby.
George H Morse, Esq. A. B. Thomp-
son and " c. Bowman were in Bangor
Saturday on business.
The members OF Waverly Rebekah
lodge look forward to March 81 with nc
slight degree of interest. Ga that date
lh- members of Victoria Rebekah lodge
members and the staff OF the lodge will
exemplfy the work. A fine collation.
will be served and the evening will be
pleasurably passed by all present.
Mrs. Abbie Damon and Mrs. I. q
Lancey were in Bangor, Saturday.
E Q. Frost of Palmyra has recently
purchased the residence on Pleasant street
owned by Mrs. B RunnalS aud occupied
by Rev. H. L. Williams.
Pitlsfeld is now dry town. For a
number Of years this town has been
known throughout the State as one of the
cleanest so far as the sale of liquor is con-
cerned, and very little difficulty has been
experienced in that way. The strict en-
forcement of the prohibitory law in Show
hogan, recently inaugurated, has had the
effect of stimulating public sentiment here
in that direction. After consulting many
OF the leading business men in reference
to the matter, and as result of their adj
vice and direction, Deputy Sheriff c. B
Haskell visited the few places in town
where liquor is supposed to have been
sold, and suggested the ACCESSIBILITY un-
der the circumstances of their going out
of the business entirely. We understand
that all complied with the suggestion with
alacrity, SO that now the town is absolute
ly" dry"
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
East Mercer.

Farmers in this vicinity have tapped
their trees and report good run of sap,
so far.
Melvin Tracy aud Lewis Caswell are
saving wood W tn their machines.
Edwin Lowe stuck a wood hook into
his hand one day, last week, causing
considerable pain in his arm for while,
but is better now.
Mrs. Emily Cromwell is very much
better, so she is around the house.
E. j. Walton and wife, George Morse
and wife, Carlton Morse, Maud Varney,
Mrs Kimball Mrs. Brown, Miss Elva
Brown, Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Pressey
went to New Sharon, last Wednesday,
to visit Rev Chas. Dane and wife. A
very enjoyable day was passed.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
Mercer.

Chas. H. Girdler and Dana F. Aubin
made a trip to Skowhegan, Tuesday of
last week.
Mr.. Nj. 7. Carr of Norridgewock WAS
in town the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L Baron of Rome visited
their daughter Mrs. G. K. Allen, last
week. The drama, "Tompkin's Hired
Man." was presented by members of the
Grange, Friday evening in Blasdell's
hall The cast of characters was az
follows: Mr.. Tompkins, Will Wade /;
Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. Rose Wade; Louise,
Miss Eva Hatch; Julia, Mrs. Fannie
Wade; Ruth, Miss Eva Wade; Jerry.
George williamson; John Remington ;
Clarence Brown; Dixey 1.-THE hired man)
George N. Wood. The drama was in
three acts and the incidental music was
furnished by Mr. Henry Harris. violinist.
A large crowd was in attendance and a
sociable closed the entertainment.
Arthur Works and Joe Owens were in
Skowhegan, last Saturday.
Misses Flora and George Snow we're
in Skowhegan, Wednesday of last week.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
Browns Corner.

Buebirds and sparrows have made
their sweet songs that spring is here.
The rain of Monday raised the water
in Black Stream and, as soon as the ice i.
gone. the logs will begin to move.
Bert Hayden and wife have moved in
to the cottage at | Crowefs.
Archie Goodchlld of Augusta is visit
ing at Paul Terrio's.
Adde Terrio is visiting friends in
Athens.
Mr.. Samuel Fowler. a much respected
citizens of this town, died Sunday night
1t was a surprise to his many friends. al
though he has been in very feeble health
all winter. The funeral service was helo
on Tuesday.
Preaching at this place all day mex
Sunday.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
PittSheld.

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah, wife of w
G Whitney of this place. was held from
the residence of the family at 1 o'clock
Saturday. Rev. H. L. Williams pastor Of
the Methodist church. conducton ser.
vices. The interment was 10 Burnham
The deceased had resided here for yeal
or more; her age was "a years, fouI
months. A husband and daughter. Mrs.
o. r. Lowell of this place. are left to
mourn and have the sym oathy of wide
circle of friends in their great loss Mrs.
r. E. Dodge of Cornville was among the
relatives from out of town present at the
funeral
c. b. Haskell and wife and Mrs. L. o.
Haskell arrived home Friday night from
their trip to Washington. Mrs Rufus
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
Harmony.
The rain on Monday produced lively
freshet In this fnwn

The rain on Monday produced lively
freshet in this town.
The grange admitted two candidates in
the third and fourth degrees last Satur-
day.
There will be an examination of teach
ers at the village schoolhouse on Saturday
afternoon, this week, anybody can attend
Mr.. Thompson. the state grange lect-
urer will be present at the Harmony
grange Saturday afternoon, next week.
At the annual meeting held the Ioh
inst. the town voted to remit the taxes on
the cans and material of a canning fact
ory. also the steam mill to be erected al
Mainstream. for five years.
The telephone poles are being placed
on the line between here and Wellington.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
FARMERS.

l have left from my stock of goods
a few of the celebrated Osborn Lever
and Riding Harrows, one Disc Harrow,
several smoothing Harrows, two Weed
ers, Cultivators, one ro-foot Steele
Horse Rake, two second hand Rakes,
Flows, repairs for the Osborn Moving
Machines, etc, also one 5-foot Mower
| shall close these out this spring cheap
for cash.
If you are owing me do not neglect
to come and settle with me before my
accounts are placed in the hands of an
attorney.
March 20, 1902.
D. H. BARTLETT.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
Bingham.

Deputy Sheriff Harding of Madison
was in town, last week.
Risdon Baker of Skowhegan was in
town, over Sunday.
Bingham village schools will COM
mence March 31st. Those in the rural
districts, about the first of May.
On account of bad travelling, the
Northern Light Rebekah Lodge of Solon
we're unable to visit the Centennial Re-
bekah on Tuesday evening
Ed Golf is at home from Crocker
town.
John Cummings and wife are at Show
hogan, this week. Mr.. Cummings is on
the grand jury.
lisa Carney and Bessie Carney visited
friends in Scion, last week.
Albion Healey of Pleasant Ridge is in
Boston and will attend the last two days
of the sportsman's show.
Mrs. j. j. Lander has returned from
Waterville, where her daughter Nora is
attending the Colby Institute.
Miss Allen, who has been the guest of
Georgia Colby, returned to her home,
last week.
Two large flocks of wild geese were
seen going northward over the village,
on March 18th.
w. X. Jordan is attending court at
Skowhegan, this week.
A whist party at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ennis, one evening re-
Gently, was an especially enjoyable af-
fair. Ice cream and other delicate re-
freshments we've served.
ba ohurob amman aaruaI af Mru
Julia Colby's, last week, the long dining
room table was four times filled and
everyone was well provided for.
George Colby is at Monmouth visiting
friends.
Misses Ellen and Susie Whitney are
visiting friends at Madison.
Mrs. Kate Burke is in Boston, this
week, for her spring stock of millinery.
Mrs. Frank Moore and her daughter,
Iva Bean, were at North Arson, one day
last week. Mrs. Bean is having some
trouble with inflammation of the lining
of the nose.
Mrs. Margaret Smith, who has been
doing homework for Ben Steward for
the past three years, is having serious
illness from heart trouble.
Nelne Mctolltr mas gone W ue FoTkb
to work.
A. f. Donigan has returned from New
York and Boston, where he has been
purchasing goods for spring and summer
trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robinson were at
Skowhegan on Tuesday last
Henry Sands and wife have returned
from Boston, where they spent two
weeks.
The last rain storm has about ended
the logging operations. 1t is estimated
that from thirty to forty million feet of
lumber will have to be left until another
season.
F. II. Colby was at Skowhegan, Tues
day last.
Mrs White of Oakland is caring for
Grace Rollins, who has been confined to
her bed by illness for nine weeks.
Miss Kate Haley is Ill at the home of
James Fitzsimmons in Moscow.
A large number of Masons from Bing-
ham visited their North Arson brothers
by invitation, last Tuesday evening, re-
turning by a late train.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
Scion

Mr.. Abel Rowell was up river last
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Irvine had the misfortune
to jam one of his fingers badly last
Wednesday.
Miss Florence Irvine who has been
stopping In Boston the past winter return
cd home, one day last week.
Mrs. John Walker of Embden was in
town, Friday.
j. II. Gray was in Skowhegan on bust.
ness, Friday.
The Ladies Home Circle will meet
with Mrs. Everett Butts, Thursday after
noon, March ~.
A. Simmons Esq. of No. Arson WAS in
town, Friday.
Frank Green of Embden was in town
Saturday.
Miss Bertha Albee has been the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. L. l. Mclntire sever
al days.
Hamnets show of pet animals and
birds given here Monday evening, was
well worth visiting. 1t was all very fine
The Somerset reporter., 1902-03-20
Fairfield.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ames have re-
turned from a short visit with relatives
in Bangor.
Rev. q. r. Palmer, pastor of the
Methodist church, took for the subject
of his sermon, Sunday morning, RE
pentance and Conversion "
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A meeting of the Pomona was held
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. ALNUT GROVE.

DR.. r. H. Ray was q Tracy visitor
Thursday.
A number Of the young people Sum
dayed at Lake Shetek.
A number Of young people attended
the ball game at Lsmberton Friday.
Miss Edna Evans of Sanborn, who
has been visiting with Miss Clara
Wicks the past week, returned to her
home Thursday.
J. G. Lins, at one time clerk at
Laird Norton lumber yard at this
piaoe, but now in the yards at Manka-
to, called on his many friends here Fri
day
A. Clark Gleason, editor of the Nor
ton Enterprise, was shaking hands
with hiends the latter part Of the
week. Mr. Gleason says be ID well
pleased with hin new location
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WABASSO.
(From the Watasso Standard,)

Editor Mohler of Ivanhoe was fra
ternal caller in this Office on Tuesday.
Last Friday morning fine new
Avery separator arrived for Johanneck
Bros.
Carpenters are now doing the inside
finishing work on 81. c. Schoenecker's
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Waldow leave
today fora few days visit with relatives
in Owatonna and Elgin.
Last Sunday G.. G. Towne had his
right leg below the knee severely bruised
by being thrown out of his buggy.
Wabasso last week was without q
livery barn only few hours. Tolman
& Johnston, Morgan, took charge last
Friday afternoon.
Mcneil & Son were the successful
bidders on the new M. E. church. The
contract was awarded them on Thurs
day night of last week.
E. E. Harriott last week bought of
o. T. Newhouse the DR.. Lucas resi-
dence property on Prosperity avenue.
1t is one of the finest pieces Of property
in the village.
Last Friday afternoon number of
young ladies attended a party at the
Mccormack home, north of town. Var
ious games and amusements were in
dulged in.
Tell US why druggist offers you q
substitute for the Madison Medicine
Co. o.'sRocky Mountain Tea? Does he
love you are is he after the bigger prof
it? Think it over. Hitchcock & Go.
A printing plant is already on the
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one that was moved from Lake Benton
to Ivanhee and after brief career the
paper was absorbed by Editor Mohler's
paper.
A pleasant party took place at Hotel
Wabasso Saturday night. at which
time there were present number of
gentlemen. The occasion was the
birthday anniversary Of Mr.. Towne,
and was in the form of a surprise party
cleverly gotten up by Mrs. Towne.
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