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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

find conditions such as to warrant him II
SO doing. An assortment OF gin, brandy
and whiskey amounting to eighteen bottles
in all was found. At the trial before US.
tice Holman, Monday, we understand thai
plea of noio coHfeHdere was made, ano
that fine of 500 and cost was imposed
The costs were paid and the fine was re-
mi.ted during the proper conduct of the
respondent.
A. E. Locke returned, Tuesday evening
from business trip to Augusta.
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
meet at Mrs. Leroy Judkins', Friday
July LIST. ALI are requested to be
present.
Mrs. R. D. Pratt of Harrisburg, Pa. ii
visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. w
K. Tarbell. She Is accompanied by 9
friend, Miss Caroline Kline.
Mrs. r. L. Hall of Philadelphia 10 also
with her parents for the heated term
D. II. Bartlett of Skowhegan passed
Saturday In town He was accompanied
by Mrs. N. A. Leighton, who also re-
turned the same day.
Mrs. Helen Robinson of Skowhegsr
and her three sisters, Mrs. Dr. Kilgore OF
Boston, Mrs. Eliza Palmer and Mrs
Sarah Palmer all sisters of of B. P
Barker of this town were here fol-
the late celebration In their native place
Some of our farmers are beginning tc
cut their grass which Is forward for the
time of year.
Mr.. Oral Clifford, who came from hil
home In Worcester, Mass. to assist In
celebrating the one hundreth anniver
sary of his native town returned to hii
home, Saturday.
Mrs. Flora Patterson, who has beer
several weeks with friends in Massachu
sets returned, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dunnigan of Abing
ton, Mass are also in town coming early
In the season to be present on oentennia
day.
The extreme heat of Sunday was fol
lowed on Monday by fine breezy day
for which we think all were grateful
Some thunder came near us but only {
few drops of rain; indications were thai
heavy showers went around us.
Miss Ida Roberts of Manches 9r, N
q. is visiting relatives in town.
Another squall at W. Athens caused
the summoning of Sheriff Aver to the
place, Monday afternoon.
The Methodist Society will meet
Thursday, July 7, with Its president
Mrs. Lillian Williams. 1t 10 hoped al
will be present.
Mr.. c. E Ball Is absent, this week, or
business connected with the schools
under his charge in northern Somersrt
He returns ON Friday.
Miss May Hight Is visiting In town.
Come to the old Bryce Palmer shop In
Athens and have your tires set cold by
B. F. Gaylord. He don't burn the fel
loes, he don't mar the paint, he don't
dish the wheels. he sets them while you
wait, charges 81 rs and warrants his
work.
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ated. The Rev. e. o. Hofstead de.
livered the baccslaureate address and
conferred diplomas.
C. V. Bailey, manager of the Cara
bassett Stock Farm, has recently
shipped ID months old Holstein bull
calf to Woburn, Mass. which brought
S10O Monday, another calf was shipped
to Londonderry, Vt, three weeks old,
which brought $50
Miss Daisy Emma Young, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry E. Young, and Wal
lace z. Barron of Emblem were united
70 marriage, June Goth. by Rev. a. s.
Ryder. The bride has; taught jim the
Middle street school at Augusta for a
few years. They will reside in
Embden.
Three new cases of diphtheria were
reported to the board of health, Satur-
day morning; little son of BENZ Berry
out on Kennebec avenue, Parlin child,
and a Kelley child on School street.
The village schools have been closed I'M
! til fall, and Sunday all services in the
churches were suspended.
/ DeMolay Commandery of Skowhegan
was the guest of Dunlap Commsndery,
of Bath, Friday and Saturday. W. c.
Simmons, DR.. E. C. Andrews, of this
village, Warren Clarke. Elmer Quint of
North New Portland, Or. S. F. Greene,
and Mr.. McIntire OF Scion were among
those who attended from this Section.
Among those from out of town who
attended the Congregational centennial
we're Rev. John Dinsmore and son,
Nathan of Auburn, Mrs. Marcia Watson
of Norridgewock, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. J..
Weston of Madison, Messrs. Goodrich
and Richmond of Bingham, Mr.. Sargent
and family of Scion, Revs. Hull of
Hanpden, Beach of Bangor, Harbutt of
Portland, Boothby of Madison, Baker of
Portland and Merrill of Skowhegan.
Lowell E. Bailey, Bates '03, started
Saturday afternoon for Lewiston where
he remained sunday and Monday at
tending the College Commencement.
Monday evening, he with several class
mates left Portland for Montreal, thence
to the Thousand Islands and Niagara
Falls, where the party will remain for
one day when they will continue the
journey to Chicago and st. Louis to
visit the Louisiana Purchase Fair. Mr..
Bailey intends to be at home about the
middle of July.
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Floating Targets OF the Sea.

Even the French and British war
ships that patrol the newfoundland
coast during the fishery season do not
escape the danger Of icebergs, crowded
with men and carefully navieated
though the vessels are. The ice masses
serve novel purpose for the fleets all
the summer through, being gsed ~
targets for big gun practice. When a
specially Formidable one drifts along
past st. Johns a cruiser slips her moor
ings and runs to sea after 1t, peiting II
with projectiles until she fires away
her allowance. 1t is one Of the sights
of st. Johns, the endfess procession
of icebergs Of every size and shape
that drift by day after day, charm
ing the eye and cooling the summer
atmosphere Sometimes they ground
In the harbor mouth and prevent ships
entering or Ieaving-P. T. McGrath In
McClures.
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North Arson.

The hay crop promises to be very
good.
Earl Fenlason has moved to Water
Vile,
The rural schools in town will close
this week.
Miss Sadie Seward is spending the
summer at Rowe Pond.
Ed. R. Collins arrived home from Cal
ifornia, Monday night.
Allen Sprague was at home from
Salem the first of the week.
Saturday and Sunday were extremely
hot, the warmest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Aver have moved
into the Mantor house on Union street.
A party of young ladies from this
village spent last week at Lake Embden.
Miss Annette Getchell, of Boston is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Simmons.
Miss Davis, preceptress of East Cor
inth academy, Is the guest of DR.. Wing
and family.
William Miller of Bangor has been
visiting John Caswell and other rela-
tives for few days.
Mrs. Helen Wing and daughter of
Skowhegan were the guests of Miss
Nellie Por er during Sunday.
Mrs. Mae Spear Plummer of New
Portland was the guest of her sister,
Mira. j. P Spooner, during last week.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs. A.
Simmons and Mrs G. A. Porter spent
Friday night and Saturday al Lake
Embden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anon Savage of Bing-
ham are the guests of George Savage's
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Savage,
this week
The annual meeting of the Foster
public library association will take place
at the library, Tuesday evening, July
9Th, at 7,30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Merry are spend
ing few weeks in Portland and then
think of going to New York for the
benefit of Mr.. Merry's health.
DIR. B. o. McIntre of Carlisle, Penn,
brother in-law of Mrs. Henry Merry,
was delegate to the Methodist general
conference at Los Angeles, Cal.
The Lewiston Journal of Tuesday con-
tanned fine picture of Miss Paulenah
Simmons, and her class day poem,
Happiness" which is a beautiful pro-
ducton.
"The Silent Partner" '"The Light of
Scarthey," 1.-THE Story Hour" and
Handicapped, have just bee given to
the Foster public library by Mrs, Will
Caswel.
W. e. Simmons went to Waterville,
Tuesday to attend the Commencement
at Colby. His daughter, Miss Paulenah
Simmons graduates from that institu-
| ton.
Misses Gladys Beal and Marjory Salley
were AT Spring Lake last week, and
while there caught togue and onel sal
mon. 1t was big catch as the smallest
weighed two pounds.
The rain of last week broke the drouth
and since then the farm crops have been
rushing. Saturday brought another
showery period and all through the
afternoon 1t rained just hard enough to
do the most good.
The graduation exercises of the Gar
field high school was held Saturday
evening, at which time five were gradu-
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

When one thinks of the great events
that have taken place in the Holy Land
the multitude Of cities, villages and
towns. the countless millions who have
been born there and whose bones now
lie In its rock ribbed hills, the small
dimensions OF Palestine are almost
startling. West Of the Jordan. where
most of the historic events took place,
there are only $500 square miles, In
GLIDING all the geographical divisions
now called Palestine. Including the
land both east and west OF the Jordan
the total area Is 9IS40 square miles,
The length of Palestine from north to
south is about 15O miles. 1t varies In
breadth from twenty-three to eighty
miles.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

A party of young people consisting
of Aston Rowell, Chas. Koweii, ID. "
Young, Matte Young, Ethel hilton
Blanche Nye and Chispa Rowell wen'
to Lakewood Saturday evening 10 al
tend the theatre.
DR.. and Mrs. Green, Mr.. and Mrs
T. J. Young and many others ATTENDED
the celebration at Athens last week.
Rev. A. A. Collaghan, pastor OF the
NJ. e. Church, Is away on his vacation
There will be services as usual SUNDAY
morning,
Buy your fireworks of Buoknam II
Skowhegan.
keystone Lodge F. & A. NJ. have
special meeting Thursday evening JUNE
20 together with a supper to which thu
ladies are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Gray went tc
Portland last week with their daughter
Miss Alta for her to receive treatmen
for her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunnewell o.
Somerville, Mass, were in town tht
first of the week calling on relatives
and friends. They made very shor
visit.
Mrs. Mildred Manson and children
arrived home from Boston last week.
Mr.. L. W. McIntire attended the
Druggists Convention in Portland last
week, also the excursion of De Molay
Commandery K. T. of okowhegan &c
Bath, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. s. A. Holway has purchased the
n. L. Nye place on Mill st. and he hai
also sold his house lot on North Mali
st. to Smith & Soper.
Work will be commenced on the new
Congregational parsonage this week
johnson Bros OF Madison are to pre-
pare the foundation and David Corsor
of Athens Is to build the house.
T. j. Young, ESQ Ia getting along well
on the repairs to his house made neces-
sary by the fire.
Mr.. ]. II. Savage is painting the
Elbridge house on North Main Street
which be purchased short time ago.
Mr.. ]. D. Merrill has been on the
sick list for several weeks.
We understand that Smith & Soper,
who were burned out, are to rebuild, also
the Congregational Society will rebuild
the parsonage. They have bought Mr.
Holway's lot, which lies between the
two and divided it bringing the new
stands farther apart Mr.. Holway has
bought house on upper Main street
Alvin Heald & Son have bought one
horse potato sprayer for their large fields
of potatoes.
DR.. Greene left town, Friday morning
joining the De Molay commanding al
Oakland going to Bath, where they with
the Strathglass Commandery of Rumford
Falls were highly entertained by the
Dunlap commandery Of Bath, st. Johns
Day
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Scion.

Rev and Mrs. Sargent and children
went to Denmark Monday where they
will visit friends for several weeks. MI
Sargent will be absent next Sunday blu,
there will be services in the Congrega.
tional Church Sunday morning and
evening as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malon Patterson re-
turned home the first of the week from
nearly two weeks trip over the east.
ern part of the state where Mr.. Patter-
son in his official capacity Of Grand
Patron o. E. s. has been visiting and
instituting new Chapters.
Mrs. James Bodwell and children of
Phenix, r l., are here visiting DR..
Bodwell's mother and sister, II. l. Pol
lard and Mrs. C. B. Longley. They ex-
poet to spend quite a portion of the
summer here.
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Madison.

Mrs. H. r. league and daughter, Gen.
evening. Mrs. league. went there to at
tend the commencement exercises oil
the Academy OF which her daughter was a
member and who graduated this year.
Granville Perkins and L. o. Cobb at
tended the Knights Templar convention
at Bath, two days last week.
Mr.. q. S. Witham has bought the
house OF Ernest M pore on Old Point ave-
nue, and will move here as soon as Mr.
Moore gets moved to his rent 10 the house
Of Frank Williams on the corner OF ives
bon avenue and Garfield street Mr.
Witham's two daughters. Bertha and
Josephine, are here, at the present sto2
ing at The Hilton
One Of our popular clothiers, c. C.
Smell who has been running a branch
store here for the Partridge Clothing Co.
Gardiner, accepted position in tie store
at Gardiner and he left Saturday after.
aeon. Mrs. Smell went to Fairfield Fri
day morning and met him in Waterville.
They will live at his home for the present
Their many friends regret their absence
but wish them success.
The family Of Daniel Gilman have NOV.
ed onto one of Calvin Hilon's farms ir
Arson for the summer,
Mr.. c. D. Boothby attended the funera
Of Mrs. Corson OF East Madison, Friday
The Madison wooden mills and the
Great Northern Paper Co. played a game
OF ball on the diamond Saturday after.
noon, resulting in score OF 6 to ? in fav.
or of the G. N. Phi The game was
very exciting from start to finish and In
spite OF the shower was attended by a
large crowd.
The Free Masons' sermon was preached
by Rev. A. H. Blair at the Universalist
church, Sunday afternoon. A very inter
esting and helpful sermon was given and
special music was rendered by the choir.
The alarm Of fire was rung in about a
o'clock Sunday afternoon, caused by a
ball Of lightning coming upon the trolley
wire, and entering the store OF George
Gushing, setting fire to couple of brooms,
but doing but little damage, as the clerk
and others soon reached there and ex-
ainguished it.
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Athens.

On Tuesday, July sth meeting 10 the
interests of Sunday school will be held in
the church Mr.. H. Z. Lufkin, Field Sec
rotary of the State s. S Association will
be present and address the meeting A
general invitation is extended to ali who
are interested in the work of the Sunday
School to be present.
Buy your fireworks of Buchanan in
Skowhegan.
Sheriff Geo. F. Aver searched the prem
ises Of Jonah Hilton, on the Brighton
road. Saturday, having been advised by
Sheriff Lang that he would undoubtedly
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

The SOMERSET REPORTER goes into
larger number of homes in Somerse
County than any other paper published
hence advertisers who desire to reach
Somerset people should use the REPORT.
Err as a medium to accomplish the pur-
pose. Ii contains more Somerset news
than any other paper, hence those who
desire to know about Somerset people
and Somerset towns should subscribe
for the paper.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30
Colds.

Every one knows when he contracts
a cold on the chest. Not 80 with cold
in the kidneys and bowels. The kid
neys, however, are the weak point In
many men and women nowadays. and
they may be well protected by wearing
a roll of white flannel which should be
about a foot wide and 30 twice around
the waist for winter and once for sum.
mer Try it, reader, If you have any
tendency to bladder or kidney trouble
Exchange.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

Mr.. B. F. Jones returned from Massa-
chusetts, Saturday, where he was called
by the death Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Garfield visited
relatives in Norridgewock, last week.
Lightning struck tree near the Hart
land railroad track, just back of F. L
Lovell's buildings, during the shower,
Sunday.
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COrnVille.

The Friends will hold meeting at the
Meeting House on the East Ridge road,
Cornville, the first Sunday 10 July, every
one invited,
w. H. Palmer attended Commencement
at Bowdoin College last week.
Buy your fireworks OF Bucknam in
Skowhegan.
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No. COrnville.

Mr.. Guy Weymouth of ST. Adams
visited Frank Paine. last week.
Crops are looking fine generally.
Some farmers are haying.
Hon. c. c. Kinsman was again nomi-
mated as Representative to the legislature
Hon. c. c. Kinsman Is attending the
State Convention at Bangor, this week.
Lightning struck a tree in Athens dur
ing the shower, Monday, and followed
the wires into the store of G.. w. Bates
The only damage caused was the blowing
out OF fuse in the telephone.
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ALL THE n EWS
from Somerset towns
East SkOWhegan.

The shower OF Sunday cleared off cool
and bracing this morning. Last week
vas hot weather and we had two big
showers the rain came down In torrents
with hail in many places and damaged
the crops OF Calvin D. Eaton about a $3.50,
totally destroying his garden and ipjuring
his other crops badly. The lightning
struck two telephone poles in front OF his
house across the road and took splinters
from one six feet long and shattered the
ether but did not disturb the wire. Mr..
Longfellow's crops were injured very much
a nice piece OF beans were totally de-
stroyed No hail east Of Oaks pond in
this vicinity to do any damage but our
roads covered with small stones.
/, looks like haying the day after the
fourth.
No grinding done at Canaan, mill out
Of repair and no one TO tend il.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

Madam, you've already overdrawn
your account"
whats thatT
You haven't any more money In the
bank"
1.-The idea! A fine bank, l think, to
be out OF money because Of the little
I've drawn! Well I'll go somewhere
else"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

"Pawnee Bills" advertising men have
been billing the town the past week.
Have you tried the foe cream candy at
Bates?
The potato bugs are plenty; you will
find Kno Bug, Star Bug and Paris Green
at Bates.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

1t Is poor economy to try to save a
few cents On a can Of baking powder
Cheap baking powder means cheap
food; AID cheap food means poor
food every time.
One can cf CleveIand's Baking
Powder, owing 10 its superior strength
and purify, WI last as long as two
cans Ct cheap baking powder and
viii make better, richer and more
nourishing food
There is true economy in buying
CleveIands.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-06-30

Rivers-What do you do when you
wake up In the night with jumping
toothachef BrooksI try to be thank
full It isn't galloping consumption.
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Canaan.

Rev. MIR. Ham of Cambridge will hold
services at the church, Sunday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock.
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Sioen piee paa Diloipor.

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lioen 8iae omfritg ! 8aOerne pdu
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len err bun ~antagelig 2 aar, men fan
life iiae anbet emo "Nama". Sun
bIep al gooe Wenneifer bragt til
Siemmet for Sittebsrn paa aoams
Street, bpor Mdtroneu, Wrs. We.
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be0er. Matrpnen uGpnte Here Nao-
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raabte ~annie". 9olitiet bar ole.
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til ioraiepes. giaen bnpoe, oa man
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me Sfo meS Sanipioier at Satent-
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al benSe. Sun er en- imuf Iiben
9ise.
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til %Sbdtauaua Safe. y. D.. og tiIbase for
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De Come, ON bar ipouif Wiuiiter
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nf Sierneblsonirg. San fom biS
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ban por Niuiiter / @aibin9ton, ifrer
ban / Sebriiar 1898 til oct iponife
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ifreo mi of6sSe De Come ON 8iaiom
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for at flpbes iii Trammen. Oct er
uiitncf bet ltsrite 0arti 3pmmer, Der CT
ubifibet fra ppre 0albris.
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