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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
Gin Sobenifaufeni9loB In
Apulien.

Bel bsm rss.n SntsrsFe, tpeIbss
Saiier Bilhelm, Der begetiterte
5reunb oeutI9sr 9eididte, Der
@lansperiuoe oes Mittelulters entges
senbringt, elmer 3eitepp9e, bic nit
tauIeno unb abertduieno 5Goen an
bic 9eI6ide Der 9lpsnninen sSalbins
ieI eetsttet lit, psritebt es ii4 eigents
lid BON ielbit, baB oerIelbe auf ieiner
bissjGbrigen Mittslmeerfabrt aud il
ner 2anbi6aft einen 8eIu6 abitat-
tsts. mo Der tragiids gtusgung bss
observation-disclosures iid upaSogen
bat, llnteritulisn. 3pur i9ien ss i'm
@lnfang,al ioGte bas Ruiiergeiale9t
gu neuem Slang erItebsn, nu4bem
Manfreb, Der Sulbbruber Gonrao's
~. am 10. Iuguit 1858 in Palsrmo
gum &Dnig bon Reapel uno St5iIien
getrDnt pprben mar. glber nur nod
Elm Sabr5ebnt pdbrte es, bann itiir3s
ten aud bic lebten Sdulsn bes Saus
fes in S9utt unb Sriimmer. 8enes
bent uno Scurcpla, Heapel uno
GaItel bel Monte, bies iino Die Stdtz
ten, mo Der leBte g(tt oes Dramas ii4
abipislte. On ben leBteren Srt, benz
9uiicr Wil6slm na9 oem uripriingli'
den &eiisplan aud einen 8eIuth gus
esoabt bate, berIeben uns uniers
9lbbiloungen. @init Der Sieblingsil5
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

glu6 bem @rt0I9en bes SobsnItuu>
fengeI9lsdts pe9felte Gaitsl bel
Wlonte ipi,berbplt feline 8eIibsr. llns
ter aobert Don 2lniou, S0nig BON
NeapsI, mar ss SunGdit Gigentbum
Gdrrs BON 9(rtpis. galb barauf
pisosr tOnislide SomGne, ipurps es
i'm ariege nit ben 6ran5oien s.ittpeis
fe bur9 bisIe bsIsbt unb fiel bunn
als 2eben an 9pnialOo Sernanbe3 be
GOrbOOu. Sm Sabre 1928 purbe es
BON 2autrec bsI9OFen uno gepliins
bert. Gnbli9 selangte es iammt
benz Ssr5pgtbum Qnbria an ben @ras
fen BON Rupo, Don Subri3iO Gurafs
ia, Der es ppn @onIalpo ii. De @pr>
bopu fir bunbsrttuuIeno 9utaten
fdufte, unb perblieb ieitbem i'm 8eiib
bisier 5amilie. S9on i'm Sabre
1886 pirb es dls unOerf9lofen uno
unbsipObnt geidilbert, 5uslei9 uIs Elm
,9egsnitano Der 8enunoerung fir
perIonen bon 9sf9mad", obsleid)
bieIe i60ns unb brau6bare 8auitiiz
de lOsgebrp6en unb perI9leppt ipors
ben paren. Spdter bisnte es Seerben
unb 9irten aIs 3ufIu6tsprt. 9rigans
ten als S6lupfipintel foipie ipdbreno
Der llmpGlsungen am gnbe bes d9ts
3ebnten Sabrbunberts politii9en
5Iii8tlingen als @erited. Songbi's,
bes bamaIigsn Observation-Disclosures
@:rbisnIt lit es, bab Der Staat i'm
Sabre 1876 bas S9loB ben 6erois
ranbO Gurdffa. Ser5Og bon anoria
unb Gaitel bel gtOnte, fir 25,00O
Sire erpdrb. Sc ipurbe in bic 3dbl
Der Dffentli9en 8aubsntmdler auf9ez
nommsn unb gessn ben ipeitersn 8srs
fan geidiiBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
ginaanas pfprtG

Dem 9ortal, bas i'm 2i9ten Z SUB
brett uno 10 SUB bod lit. Die ieAr
id0n propOrtionirten, reid umrdbms
ten 6eniter perratbsn bas erIte 2lufs
tretsn zines nsullaHil9en Stils. Der
erIt 5lpei Sabr6unoetts ipGter in Sos
tand bic pplle Gntiptdlung our 9tez
naifance finbeu Iollts. Die 6eniter
bss GroeeI6Ofss 5eigen ben reiniten
r6miihen Still; bic res SbsrgeI6oIs
Ies itno ipiBbpgig uno our6 Sisrlihe,
aber trdftigt SGul6sn aus rDtbli9er
8reccia gstbeilt. SRei8e Nloiaitpers
sisrung erbDbte ben fsitli6en, eleganz
ten @inOrud Der 6enitsr. 0as @rbs
geIdoB entbdlt adt pobI .rbaltsne.
IpiBbpgig gepDlbte Sale in Srape5z
form, oeren iunere SeitsnIGnge fat
% SUB bstrGgt. sic liesen nm sinen
ahtsdisen Spf herum uno batten urs
ipriinglib moiai5irte 6ubbOosn ios
pis marmorbelegts WGnbs. Die
9albiGulsn, fpelde bic 9ep0lbsrippen
trugsu, puren nit 9lltuntbustdpitsls
len psrSiert. 5rsunoli6er unb nod
rsiasr iparen Die a6t Sale bes Obers
itOdpsrtes, Die ie Elm sroBss 5eniter
nah auben uno innen batten; oas
lsBtere, 5ugIei9 Sbiir, fiibrts auf cine
lGngs Der 6ofIeite runoum Iaufenoe
8alsrie binuus. Der !Sof, ipel6er
nit sinem bunten Sonneniegel iibsrs
Ipanut perben tonnts, oiirfts ndt
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arbeitet. baB uaes ipis aus etnsm
SUB srihsint. Die ppIpeoriI9sn
8lode lafen eine iebr utturats 8ez
re4nuns unb &usfiibrung srtennsn;
man permutbst, &aiIer Dilbelm II.
babe iih Der llnterItiiBung Ieitsns
bsrporragenoer Se6nitsr unb &iin'ts
Ter, piellei9t giccpIo giIano's, Be-
bient. @srpidelts geomstriIhe 5igus
rem, Sapitelle. Ruroitdbe, SenIters
fiilungen uiip. seigsn cine eritaunlit4
iihere, iAipungpole uno prGsiIs3ei9s
nung unb Qtuafiihruns. Iirgenb8
cine lInIi9erbeit, nibts SaTtenoss.
G9mantenOes. lle6erfliiiTiaes; iibs:'
al ipeiTe gerednung, botttpmmens
8eberrIdung Der glit!:I, 8enntniB
Der Statit, Sraft unb Sarmpnie.
Die san5e ar9itettoniIde 9stords
tiOn", ia9t gpena, n5eist cine innis.
9eri9mslSung bes mitteIaItsrliaen
uno bes reiniten tlafiI6eu Stills, bss
Orients unb Oes St5ibents, 10 bab
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

gIIs er am nGhiten Gage gu Sii4
ging, traf ibn Serr 3iin9ler.
nRun, iuie gefGat iie Sbnen9" fraste
Der riibriee Mann.
ngusse3ei9net," erfpiberte Nar.
n9itte. tommen sic beute 9lbeno 6
llbr pieber bierber; Sic tpihen - bic
flint @mm6en!"
llnb ipisber perlten bic 9olofiihfe in
Die 9anb bes bistreten 9si4Gftss
mannes.
glls War an einem ffDnsn Serittd9e
6rieba pieoer i'm Part traf, erlaubte er
ii6, ibr cine geI6madpolle 8roI9e gu
iiberrsidsn, unb nit tiefsm Grr0tben
nabm fie bas 9ef6ent an. 3Grtlitb
bridte er ibr beim 2tbidiebe bic 6aub
= mebr paste er niht, TIDBte ibm bod
ibre 5arts Sun9frduIidieit bohe aas
turg Elm.
Msbrtre Sage borauf erbielt Mar
einen biden eineeI9risbenen Brief.
nSebr eeebrter Ssrr!" las er nit Gr=
Faunen. 8er5siben Sic elmer unpiirs
bisen, bic nit Sbnen elm fripoles Spiel
getrieben! Sd bin elm blutdrmes WtGoz
den unb purbs BON bsm Mann, Der
uns 5uIammensefiibrt, be5ablt, bab i9
bic Serren, bic ibm in bic Sale stngen,
an Der Raie berumfiibrte. 3usrit
ma9te mir bies Spab, jeBt absr perabs
iheue if es. 9eItsrn babe i9 glrbsit
sefunben unb ma9te bieIer bdBIi9sn
gsI8Gftiguns Elm Gnbs, Sbre 9rpI9e
ienOe ia Sbnen suriid. 8ersefsn Sic
mid, bas lit bus ein3iss, I'm bGs i4
Sic bite"
,Sa, bic SreuloIe!" Mit bieIen ni9t
ungebrGudli6en Dorten mari Mar Die
8rOi9e auf ben Slid. 2unse fam er
na9. Dar iie benn trsulpS9 Sdtte
Iie ni6t tbeils aus Rotb, tbeils aus
unbeipnnenem rSpab" bieie ROlle 9ez
ipielt? limb ma6ten iia niht 10 piele
MGoben ben SpaB, bic WGnner an
Der Ra1e berumSufiibren9
Sn Der Seele bes pereiniamten iunz
gen Rannes fIuffte cine Glide, unb es
eslang ibm nicht, ben Dunib bes iun>
gen Mdb9ens. iie gu pergefen, nu6z
5utummtn, Gr iu4te ibr Saus auf
uno erfubr bon Der rebIsligen Porz
tiersfrau nur @utes iiber iie.
glm nGhiten Sage ma9te ibr Mar
tpieber cinen 8eIu9 unb fanb iis nit
ibrsr Ndbarbeit bei6dftigt.
Sbre t0btIi9e @erlesenbeit Seiste
ibm ibre Reue unb - nod mebr!
Mar per5ieb, er per5ieb iogar 10
Isbr, bab beibe elm gliidli9es Paa.
ipurosn, gIiidli9 ni4t nur i'm lnnoz
ldufigsn Slime.
9roBartig lparen bic 2iiten, nit
benen 9err 3iingIer Mar itets aus5u>
ipeihen puBte.
Ginmal itelIte ibn Der iunse Gbe-
mann dber bod.
~6ier," faete er feierlid, r5able i4
Sbnen SIRE prOpiiion - elm POcent,
ni6t ipabr2"
llnb babel berii6rte er nit buumenz
riibrsnber 9epegung ben Sanbteller
bes perlegenen Qgenten.
8alb aber fabte ii6 bisIer.
r@ie ;9 bore" idgte er nit iibli6er
ilnperfrorenbsit, rleben sic ia febr
sliidli9l Nu, mas babe i9 Sbnen ges
Iugt: Cine feline purtie!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
3 bur bes gmpfungs aaIes
ma d benz Spf3u.

elm stlettiI6ss @an5ss bon pornsBs
mem @eI6mad unb gliidli9en @ers
bGItnifen, BON bD9it orisineler Grs
finourg uno sbenip freier pie ii4erer
@erhinounu Der Glemente entItanoen
it," Die udt 5afaben iino i'm Grbges
i9p6 bur9 Spei chamber gegeniibers
llsgenbe 2bpre uno feds 5eniter
bur9brpdeu; bas SbergeIfob bat
a6t 6eniter. Die llmrabmungen ber
leBteren geb0ren Su ben i90niten ibs
rer @rt in gang StaIien, pdbrenO bas
Souptportul aIs elm MuIter BON Inns
biloung aItr0mii6er 9orbilber gilt.
SIN Gisbelfelbe oe8 Saupteinganges
bat ii9 pabri9einIi3 Elm MarmOr'
relief nebit mebrersn Mdrmorbiiiten,
pieaeidt S0nig Manfreo's ober ieines
Reffen Gouraoin, pieros belle @igns
unb Sabbeps bu Seifu, befunoen.
DAP gaitel Del Monte, pbi4pn
i9per einnebm6ar, tsine5eItung, Ipns
bern Elm 9uIts, Grbplungs. unb
SagbIdloB geipeisn 1T, ptrb our4
ben Mangel zines 9rabsns uno elmer
3uebriide belpieien. Sine itattIi6e
5p6lfitufige MurmOrtreppe lag Dor
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Gin tGeines RiBperfGnb .

Sauptmann Muller I6idt ipdbreno
zines Concerts einen SoIoatsn gum
Sapelmeiiter nit Der Srage. pie oas
2ieO belize, oas ipebsn geIpielt puros.
Der Mann tommt 5uriid uno meloet:
6err 6uuptmanu melo' sburidmif
2isbG beiBt gospiI9il!
ngOspii4il? llniinn."
nSapubl. Serr 9auptmann, bab'
ia aappelmsiiter frast. pie bsibts
9iepl, tpas ipielt bans, oa iagt mi
8appeImeiiter: $50 pie bu", na I'M
i9 beiB: npospii4il" - Ssrr 9uupts
mann!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

bsg &aiIers 6riebri4 H., be3 Gr.
beuers ienes S9loHes, mar es nuas
mails Der &erter, binter beFen
Miausrn bic S06ne Wunfrso's, Seins
rid, 6rieorib unp Gn5io, iiber breis
unOoreiBi9 Sabre ibr Sebsn pers
trauerten.
Sas Sdlpb, unipeit Srani uno
Gpruto auf pem b66Iten puntte Der
Wfurgie. zines 2tuslGufers Der 2tpens
ninen, gegen bas Mssr bin sslegen,
rugt 100 SUB bod iiber bic Wtesrssz
fIdhs smpor. Sm StpDlften Sobrbuns
bert bat an ieinsr STEELE bas 9sneoits
tinsrtIoiter Santa Wiaria bel Wlonte
eeitOnoen. Wtit Guberit fsiten Mauern
unO puhtigen Gdtbiirmen befpebrt
bic bis CUR S0bs non rs SUB erba!ten
iinb, bietst es einsrIeits iiber ous
idIu9tenreihs, nit 9uI6laro beoetz
te Sugellano biz Sur fsrnen bldusn
Sette oes 9o9apsnnins, anoererieits
iibsr bic fru6tbare &iiitenebene, Die
Serra bi Bari Bis gum pulotgen
8urgebirge oes Mpnte @arganu cine
prG9ti9e 6ernii6t. 0as 8aupert
nimmt Our4 ieinen gIan uno bic
ausfiibrun9 cine gang eigenarttge
Stslung innerbal6 Der apuliI6sn
9Graitettur Elm, inoem es iih BON ben
eIsi65sitisen 8auteu Der StGote Sraz
nj, Bari, 8iIcegIie, 8rinOiii, 2ucsra
Ii. a. auffGqig unterIasiost - man
mD6te iagen, ipie cine beuti6s Strcitz
ort pOn einsm itaIieniiaen 0egen.
Den Grunorib biIoet Elm regslmds
Biess Sttogpn. glus ben Gden iprinz
gen ahtedige Sbiirme por, BON oenen
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Srani bon Senbadj.


SO bnt iein miioes auge i'd 9eTfIoiieu.
2a enollh es Der Ieete SdIai be3parts.
Sizes SIu9e, bas in SceIeutiefen brau9
llno 10 pieI S6pubett bieier gSelt
gencnen.
Tntitrebenb iener Gr6bten lnberSroTcn.
Sic er 9eebrt aIs Meiiter Iebenslaug.
Sat in bas gSert, bas ieinem 9ciit ent'
Iprdng,
Gin Snra Der eroben 9Ur3eit iid er'
goilen.
Sbm aber bot Die 9littpelt idou ben
Nrau5.
SSir iab'n i'm berri9eno in Ses Gliides
Sulle
Guf 2ebensbob'n, Elm Reioespertbcr,
iteb'n.
2eib bot berSunfcIt ieincs a6enSs GIan5.
Sod MN BON Sihte idlieo bic irbide
Sille,
giro hell iciu Same ollrh Die 2eiteu
pebu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

brsi i'm Snneren runO fnb uno 0ens
bsltreppsn sntbalten. 9ds Wtates
rial lit mdrmordbnli9er &altItetn.
Sic oetoratipen Sbsile bsitanoen ans
r0tbIibem &oralentaltitein. Sm Sns
nsreH mar rei9li4 gsdoerter giars
NOR psrlpenoetiio oaB Der Ban ieosns
falls isbr pprusbm ousiah, beionoers
audi pegsn Der tunitgere4ten uno
fprafGl.igen tsd)niihen 4usfiibrurg,
bic inn nab osm 9tusipruh oes neus=
ften 9eiarei6ers, 9lOoIfp glpsud, Il
beFeu gra6tpsrt rWlpnumenti nsH
SStolia Mlerioiorals" noa sinen idbrs
bunoertelangen 9eitouo iidhsrt. Ni'
Suuoern iino 10 portrsifIil bsbausn
uno bic 0rnamsatibsile 10 9endu Sc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

-aufber 6Gu3t. sic: %,
ipie bin ia ielig, Sans, baB uns mein
9upa auf ieirsm 9lutomobil niAt eins
g.bplt but!" Gr (ReiIenbsr elmer Ius
tpmDbilfabriD: sd audi - bas gibt
nGmlia cine sroBartige gaetIame fir
ous SFabritat Der BON mir pertretenen
5irma. -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

-8ers9tist. 5orbsruue.
- Wie tommt bsnn bas, baB ich beut
fiir's &aiiren bOppslt 10 pisl sablen
ioa pis fpnit9 = Sas 1T Isbr natiirs
lid. Die MeFer lparen 10 tpenig
iharf buB i'd bOppslt 10 pisl 3sit bu5u
6rdu6te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

Ser prob. rMoriB. pas
lperben mir morgen unieru Gditsn for
einen 9unfgenuB bieten9 @ie
pGr's, penn mir ben Senor Dom
Stdottbsater einluoen piiroen9" -
yS0r' mir dufl 0as lit bos SeIonoe'
res? 9te Mann, BEN mer tI9li4 fot
brei Mart bDren tdnn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

SS9Its 2iebe : Sag,
aarl, pirIt bu mid audi epig Iieben2
- Wlinbeitens.
9e d. - Nein, tpie mid has
BED ptrfolgt, bas iit i6euBIi4. Grit
itirbt mir msins Grau uno jeBt reg
nets.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

-Sie lGftfi9 riatsse
fallen. g ioigsr 6err. ia9ts bic
a06in, Sbrs Srau 1T beut' in bic Stiis
Gs gstommen unb bat mid beleioist.
9as LAB i9 mir mid. gefalIen. gnts
tpeoer muB iie aus bem Sdus ober
i9.
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SCR NantoffeIhelb. @.:

-Ser gantoff elhelo. u:
,SieIen glbsno ipirO unfsrs Dobnung
gersinist, nobel i6 iehr i'm @ege bin,
ipie msine Jrdu iugt!" g.: ~6oIgli9
fpmmit Su nit in's Wirtbshaus?"
o.: % nsin! i9 muB um itsbsn ubr
in's 9ett!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

% biefe 9inber! = Sag
mai, Sant9sn, tpesbal6 bet bid nenn
Der Sntel ge6eirat1st? = Ru, aus
9iebe, mein 8inb. : SisGIt bu, ocs
bab' i3 mir sebaat. Sd, ipeuu man
perliebt If, lit man Su glaem inns
itanpe!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23
CUTE empfeAIuna. Y

= CUTE GmpfebIung. Nls
ssrou Sberit iu6te Elm 9inosrmdo'
den. .@eriteben sic nit SinOern um'
5u9eb'n2" purbe ods Widoaen gee
fragt, oas ii6 eben semeloet bate.
% gslpiB, gnGbigs 5rou. i'd. ::
i'd mar ia iogur ielber eiumdl slrs::
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

-9epeis. m6atte Sbr Drama
Grfols9" = yQaerOings = isBt mabs
nen MIDI meine 9lGubi9er Iogar lpiez
Der. mas lie idOn ldnsit ais 5psdlos
aufgegsben batten. i"
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Ratp.

@6smann (oer sben nit Isinsr bpl>
ben Satin in un5drte 8sriibrung ees
tpmmen, gum Sausberru, Der infoIge
bes 9Grms berbsieiIts): rSebt MAIDEN
g, oaB g 'naustonmen =. ionIt
Oertlag' i'd sic ipsssH -9ausfrisbsns'
truaN!.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

Ius Der 9 6ute. - llno
iebt, Siadf, lag mer, mas lit geIhebn
nad'm Srdno bon Rpm? - Was
psro seiheb'n iein? 9e@sriiaerungsz
geieuIhdften bam gelradt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

- ueberraI9en - 9nGbis
se Jrdu, oas Gfen BEL Sbusn mar
ausge5ei9net. Oarf ia nm bic Sanb
- Sbrer a09in anbaIten2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

onn: bi Ta uber Elm gspter; d ins Simmer trait
mu suSs gnSpO en94asn atsn 0snn ss gab snsn faban
Small.
suu: DID, uuFnn bait 9ud aIb.rTfrun uma.IGmiTnl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-23

nTi6t na6r, MGnn6en, bas Gfen
bat Dir gsmunbet2 Sd babe es aber
aud nit 2isbe sstodt!"
r6m - bab's mir bo6 gletf se'
baat, baB sttpas brin tft, mas ni9t
bineinseb0rt!"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-10-13

The fair this year was largely attended
and quite success financially. The ball,
Wednesday evening was the closing
feature aud one hundred couple partici-
pated. The complete account with list oil
awards will be published in our columns,
next week.
II oHc wishes to see a handsome sight,
they should visit the home of c f. Bur
rill OF this town and look at his BIN OF po-
tatoes. He raised 90 one acre, $40
bushels OF Green Mountain variety, uslng
1900 pounds of Snift's fertilizer to the
acre.
The Canaan base ball nine have been
dong some excellent playing The past
week. Ga Tuesday they defeated nine
fron Skowhegan the score. Is to q.
Saturday afternoon last. on the Canaan
diamond, they crossed bats with Somer-
set team OF SkowhegAn, and it was a
most interesting game. Some sharp
plying on both sides. AT the close Of
the game the score Stood TO 8 in favor
OF Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Harris and Mrs
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-10-13

eyes while somewhat improved are still
very bad.
Will Mcfarland, Dan Maynard, Fred
Adams and Ted Lombard were up river
hunting last week.
DR.. Greene assisted by DR.. Hume
well of Madison and DR.. Williams OF
Bingham operated on Mrs. A c. Curtis
for appendicitis Sunday. We under
stand it was a critical case and thei
some anxiety is felt for tho result
Aston Rowell and Miss Ethel Hilton
attended the ball at Bingham Friday
night.
A large number of people from here
attended the cattle show at Bingham,
Friday.
l.. s. Merrill returned from Boston
Wednesday night.
Miss Eunice Bod well was home from
Skowhegan over Sunday.
A. C. Merrill came homo from Nor.
ridgevock Saturday night, whore he has
been working several weeks. Reed
Clark went 20 Norridgewock to take his
place.
Mrs. Helen Pollard expects to go to
Rhode Island this week on visit to her
son, James Bodwell.
The new school house In the Grant
neigh bOrhood is nearly completed.
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| L. French and W. q. Simmons started
for Boston, Tuesday morning. for few
days stay.
Mrs. Dora Kimball of HAvsrhill, Mass.
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Edwin Collins, returned to Aassa-
chusetts, to-day. Mrs. Kimball and Mrs.
Collins visited Bingham, Wednesday.
George Abbott and family returned
from western trip covering several
months, Thursday night. He spent the
most of the summer in California and
Mrs. Abbott visited relatives In Illinois.
Miss Roe K. Mantor, trained nurse,
started. Monday noon, with Paul aver.
young man patient, for the southern
cline to pass the winter months, in
hopes to benefit the young mans health,
Rev. J. b Lapham will preside at the
quarterly business meeting of the NJ. E.
church, October Is, at 7.15 p. m. He
will occupy the pulpit the following day.
Rev. Mr.. Southland is recovering slowly
from his recent sickness.
Niss Elizabeth Moody from the west,
travelling agent for the r. B. Home
missionary society, will speak in the F.
b. church at the regular preaching hour,
Z'oO y CHOCA. E'uhdey. All Ato ihFllod W
hear her on these themes dear to the
Christian heart.
A change of time on the Somerset
Railway went into effect, Monday. Tho
morning passenger train leaves this sta-
tioa going south, at - and arrives
coming north at 033. In the afternoon
the passenger leaves going south at 38
and arrives coming north at $50.
Fred Clifford, brother of l. II. Clifford
of Kennebsc avenue, arrived here, Thurs
day, from Washington, whore be has
been the most of the time for ak years.
During his trip in the West he won't to
Alaska for time and on his homeward
trip visited the fair at st. Louis. He
will be the guest of his brother for the
present.
Sunday School Rally Day was obssrv-
cd at the Methodist Sunday school the
9th inst. The homo department and
cradle roll were well represented. Ths
attendance was large and the program
was interesting. A statement Of the
growth and devslopement of the school
for the past ten years, and especially
for the past few years was very CRAFTY
ing
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Athens az q town voted not to have a
cattle show and fair this year, but Wesi
Athess had oAs last week. From people
attending, We learn that the show OF
stock vas very small, but the attendance
good, with dancing afternoon and two
evenings.
Mr.. A. c. Wade has returned to bis
home and Gisnds in the West for the
winter, Blu, thinks be May pass the next
aunmer here again. We think he feels
tina, Maine Is good enough for him.
The people Of Athens generally are ap-
preciAting the rvilege OF listening to and
labo'ing with n. L. Gale, the evangelist.
He CONNIE uced his labcrs here on Sun
day; speaking morning, afternoon and
evening. There will be meeting every
afternoon and evening through the week,
OF until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cults have gone to
Wellington, leaving their home in charge
OF T. c. Cox. Mr.. Curtis will engage in
Numbering this winter in conn, c.on with
his brother.
Those in other places who read the
REPORTER, friends of Clarence B. Hight
will be Interested to know that he has
opened an Office in Dexter for the prac-
tice of law. Mr.. hight graduated from
the University OF Maine Law school in
June last, and was admitted to practice
in the courts OF Maine at the September
term OF court held at Skowhegan. He
has the best wishes OF friends 10 his home
town.
Mr. Ayers Westbrook friends returned
to their homes Saturday, taking with
then each colt purchased here, one was
bought OF Charles Leighton and the good
price Of one hundred and lhirty-fve dol
lars paid for it
Mr.. A. M. Thompson & Son have been
filling rushing orders for car load each
OF boxes and stopples recently
Mr. Wilbur Jacobs OF Harmony passed
Sunday with his sons family here, attend
ing church also.
A. S. Burk. Of Bingham will be at the
Kincaid House, West Athens, Saturday,
October, 18th with fine line of ladies'
hats, furs ADD fancy dry goods.
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ROAD PETITION.

To the Hon. Board of County Commits
sioners within and for the County of Somer-
set.
The undersigned citizens Of Harmony in
said County and adjoining towns respectfully
represent that County road leading from
Harmony Village or from the junction OF the
County road from Wellington to Harmony
with the County road from Cambridge to
Harmony at the corner about one half mile
northeast Of Harmony Village, thepce in a
southeasterly direction by that which appear,
to be the most feasible route by or east Of
Harmony Village to the County road at OF
near the the Railroad Depot situated at OF
near Msinstream in said Harmony, would be
of great public convenience for the use OF
said town and the adjoining towns.
Wherefore your petitioners prays your Hon
Board to locate and lay out said road as b,
the Statute is provided.
Dated at Harmony this grid day Of Sept
A. ID. 1904
w. S Bemis and forty-one others.
Somerset SIS, Reed and filed 77nd day Sept
AID. 1904.
Attest: w. T. SEEKINs, Clerk.
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HArtland

George T. Osborn has returned from
business trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Weeks of Canaan
we're 10 town recently, visiting friends.
A. r. Burton ard daughter, Miss
Gertrude, we're 10 WatefvilIe for the day,
Friday.
Miss Florria Bishop OF Pitts6eld, was ia
town over Sunday, the gusst or Mrs. X
w. Linn, Jr.
Mrs Mary Fuller and Mrs. Guy G.
F'u Ter have returned from q several days
stay 10 Boston.
Keber W. Smith has gone to Dor
chester, Mass, where he will take
cosrse Of Dentistry at Tufts college.
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Baker and two
children were In Pttshed one day last
week, to meet Ma. Thrsa Calderwood Of
Sosth Thonaston, who visited them
portion of the remainder Of the week.
Sewell n. Li,tlefsld OF this town and
Miss Nellie Reed OF Gsrland, were united
Ia marriage, Saturday, Oct. 9th, at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. w. {.
Baker. Immediately after the ceremony
they drove to Garland for brief visit
before returning to sartland, where they
will reside.
Al the annual meeting OF the members
Of the East Somerset Agricultural Society
held, Oct. I, the following oficers were
elected president, ]. A. Goodrich; vice
president, M. Dyer aad B. Dow; sec
Rotary. E. A. Webber assistant secretary.
Fred L Morse; Treasurer. Frsa Burrill
trustees, ]. A. Goodrich. A. 2. Bukef,
&c. r. MccrIlis, L. Mesrick and S. r.
Goodrich.