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The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
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Canaan
BRowNs CORNER

Revs. o. NJ. Chase, K. ? Chase, and
Bowie attended Rev. Mrs. CorSon's
meeting IN this place, sunday. Mrs.
Corson's discourse vas listened 10 with
deep interest.
There will be a meeting at the City
schoohouse. Sunday. July and July s.
All are invited to attend.
Mr.. Walter Robinson OF Columbia
Falls came, las: Friday, TO visit his wife
and child. who are stopping with her pa
rents. Mr.. aud Mrs. William Jewell. He
returned home, Tuesday.
Phillip and Roy Lowell have purchased
a new cream separator.
Everett Cover of Athens is visiting his
father, Fred Cover.
Mr.. F. o. Thompson was in the place.
Friday, buying cows.
Isaiah Crowell of Pius6eld was 10 town.
last week. on business
A, Fogg's drug store, Skowhegan'
you'll find everything you need Tor the
proper celebration OF the Glorious Fourth
Mrs. Caroline Bailey is entertaining her
niece, Mrs. Anio, and little son OF PITTS
field
Mrs J. G. Wyman and children visit
ed, Saturday and Sunday, With Mrs.
Maud Buuill.
Mrs. Charles Lancaster has returned
home from the hospital much improved
in health.
Mr.. Moses Horn visited his sister, Mrs.
Cole. in Skowhegan, last week
Rev. o. NJ. Chase has his house treated
TO new coat of paint.
Harry, Arthur and Sasha Hooper at
tended reception given by Mr.. and Mrs,
Woodruff of Pittsfield, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Alpha Mason from the
village were at c. B. Chase's, Sunday.
Manley Drake. who has been sick, is
much better.
Mrs. Bertha Scribner OF Pittsield is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. S. B. Wy.
man, for few weeks.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
out the little ones. Three children were
bap.ised In the evening.
The contractors are rushing business
op Geo. HughA' $ house at Moose River.


The contractors are rushing business
on Geo. Hugh,'s house at Moose River.
Rev. FIR. Forest has a large crew at
work on the convent, which he expects to
have ready before the cold weather sets
IN.
H P. Mckinney and family went to
Skowhegan to attend the wedding OF his
nephew, Mr.. Grondin.
Mrs. Lizzie Brown of Monson is visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Nc
Kenney.
Jonas Holden, the contractor for carry
ing the mail, will begin his work July /.
Sherwin Hilton made a trip to Bing-
ham, last week, to visit his brother, Jo-
mas, who is sick
Mr. Piel of Lake Parlin made a trip
here, last week, with his automobile.
VIM. McClintock who was killed by
the train passing over him, last week, was
buried in the Catholic cemetery at Jack
man.
Mr.. Gilman is doing quite a business
running to Long Pond with his gasoline
boat.
The Pauline Hammond show was here
three nights, last week, all we'll attended.
July S, 6, and 7 are the dates of the
Catholic fair, with entertainment each
evening.
Com Williams, while fishing at Jones
Pond, at one cast OF his line got three
trout, each weighing one pound.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
Palmyra.

Tie school in the Carr district closed,
June q. after a most successful term
taught by Hattie A. Holway OF this town.
The afternoon was spent in playing
games after short program as follows
Recitation. words OF Welcome" Dora
Neal reading, Love-" Alton Sedgwick
recitation, The middle one of three, '
Tracy Norris; reading. Bachelor, ="
Harold Sedgwick; recitation, "Grand-
fathers barn. Lily Glotz; Recitation,
Bernard Glotz; recitation, Florence Nor
ris recitation, Inez Lord recitation, Iva
Lord After the close of the exercises
a treat of peanuts and candy was furnish
ed and served by the teacher.
We had new potatoes, Saturday, from
the field of F. w. Thompson. He will
have peas before the Fourth.
At Fogg's drug store, Skowhegan,
you'll find everything you need for the
proper celebration of the Glorious Fourth.
Palmyra grange held regular meeting,
Saturday evening, with an attendance OF
i56 members and eight visitors. The
third and fourth degrees were conferred
upon class of five followed by harvest
supper OF cake and ice cream.
Mrs. Adde Davis of Pittsfeld called on
friends here, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller returned to
their home in Bangor, Monday, after a
visit of one week at B F. Mller's.
F. L. Fitzgerald is In Plymouth, where
he is engaged in moving barn for Add
son Cookson.
John Lyiord OF Pittsfeid, aged 50, call
ed on friends 10 town, Saturday, on his
way home from long business trip by
team to No. 8.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
COrnVille.
REVERE

There will be a dance in Kincaid' s
hall, Tuesday evening, Jnly 4th, music
by Braley's orchestra, baked bean and
pastry supper.
Mr.. Chester Pray of Brighton was in
town Sunday.
Miss Amy F. Kincsid went to Skow-
hogan Monday.
Mr. Erwin Braley was in town sunday.
Mrs T. NJ. Gray is visiting in Madison
for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Eber Walker of Cornville
were in town the guests of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Adds Walker.
A. W. Walker was home from Brigh-
ton over Sunday.
Fred Tuttle has got his house painted.
Albert Walker is painting his store
which is great improvement to the
place.
There will be services at the Union
church Sunday, July 2, conducted by
Rev. March
Two young ladies went out fishing on
the stream that runs through the village
and had fine luck
Mrs Rattle CoreOn, Miss Ethel Butler
and Miss Amy Kincaid are taking music
lessons of Mrs. Green
NORTH CoRNvILLE.
Carol Butler and wife are visiting rela-
tives in Phillips.
Miss Abbie Carr is dressmaking at
Mrs. Geo Fosters.
Mrs Ellen Paine, who went to the hos
I
removed and was gaining at last reports.
Daniel Collins is peeling bark. A. B,
Carr is helping him.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
Jack man.

Sunday was busy church day. At
the morning service of the Congregation
al church the Maccabees marched in a
body, dressed in unf1rm. 10 church ana
enjoyed sermon from Rev. Mr.. Kenney.
In the afternoon the pastor, with a few
m .mbers OF the church, went to the home
of Madeau, who has been an invalid for
several years, and she parlook of the sac
rament OF the Lords Supper.
The chldren's day concert given by
the children under the management OF
Mrs. Isaac Newton. was much enjoyed
by every one. The church was filled and
50 Rotations were given besides the
singing. The church was pretty decorat-
ed with flags, cut flowers and potted
plants. Much credit is due Mrs. Newton
for her untiring labors and all who SO
kindly helped her In this work Of bringing
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
Madison.

Sunday was observed as children's Sun
day at the NJ. E. church. In the morn.
ing there was special sermon to the chill
dren by Rev. H. L. Nichols and three ln-
fants were christened. Special music by
an orchestra composed OF children and a
chorus of about forty young people and
children led by T. H. Spear. In the
evening an excellent concert program was
rendered by the Sunday school.
Deputy E. L. Perkins went to Bingham,
Friday, together with six other sheriffs
and a u S. deputy marshall to quel la
Dor trouble among the Italians al work on
the Somerset railroad extension.
For some time past there have been nu-
merous strikes among the Italians. Last
week forty of the crSw were paid off and
requested to leave the camp. This they
refused to do and threatened the Others
with violence il they continued to work.
Indian Spring Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
worked the second degree on two candI-
dates, Friday evening. Next Friday
evening the new third degree team will
work the degree after which refreshments
will be served in the banquet hall.
A base ball game between the Farming
ton team and the Great Northern Paper
makers was played here, Saturday after
noon. The score was AZ to in favor Of
the home team.
The university sermon to the gradual
ing class OF the Arson High school was
delivered by Rev E. E. Morse. The
theme was Wisdom The church was
PRETTY decorated.
Euclid Lodge of F. & A. M. and the
Eastern Star lodge attended divine SER
vice at the Universalist church, Sunday
p. m where special sermon was delv-
cred by Rev. A. F. Blair.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
Cambridge.

Rev c. V. French preached before
the Cambridge grange on Sunday, June
"a A large number were present and
good sermon was enjoyed.
The S. S. will hold picnic in E. j.
Watson's grove on July At with appro-
pirate exercises.
Rev. T. Ernest Ham preached the
Memorial sermon before the o. o f
and Rebekahs of Harmony on Sunday.
A goodly number we're present
Farmers are quite behind in their
work owing to the wet weather. and
with haying 30 near labor is at
premium. The prospect for good hay
crop in this section is good.
Mr.. Russell and son of Boston are
visiting his sister, Mrs. Llewellyn Chad
bourne
Miss Lucy Ham and Miss Minnie Horn
are home from Goburn Institute for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. Horace Ham is doing quite job
of repairing on his house. New chin
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
Madison Center.

Every cottage at Lakewood was ocou
pied last Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. II E. Spear returned home Mon.
day night after being absent two weeks
in Fairfield and Watervile.
You will make no mistake II you buy
your Fourth Of July goods at Fogg's drug
store, Skowhegan.
The lot owners of Blackwell Hill
cemetery meet saturday, July lat to do
all necessary work in the yard.
VIM. Clark of New York has arrived
with his family to occupy his new cot
tage just finished by Lawrence Hayden.
Mrs Myra Fl. French was summoned
to Lewistow one day last week by the
serious illness of her niece, Mrs. Will
liam Bartlett.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
Mah,on Boynton of Madison was In

Mahlon Boynton of Madison was In
town with his automobile, last week.
The Moxie boys are expected out to
day.
Mrs. Agnes Powell Durgin Is pro,
nounced little better, but is still very
low. DR. Wing of North Arson wae
called to see her Saturday. He made
the trip in his automobile and was &C
companed by his son will.
The body of the unfortunate Mrs.
Glenn After has been recovered and in
TERED in the cemetery at The Forks.
Thomas Owens has been hauling
goods for the Clark brothers
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whipple have
been spending few days, last week, at
Pailauder Boxers.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29

M. Nelidoff, Russian ambassador to
Paris, has been definitely appointed one
of the Russian peace plenipotentiaries.
The Japanese commander at Port
Arthur reports that the Russian armor-
ed cruiser Bayan has been successfully
floated
5000 Chienes in Victoria B. c. are
working energetlcally to aid the bycott
declared by their nation against United
States goods. A fund is being subscribed
to aid in reimbursing coolies who lost
wages at Chinese ports by their refusal to
unload steamers carrying U. :. goods.
The Chinese moreover will boycott U. S.
goods and refuse to work for any one
who is a U. S. citizen.
The annual convention and banquet
of the Maine Bankers Association was
held at the Lyman House, Bar Harbor,
Saturday night, Is members attending.
E &. Wyman of Bangor was toastmas
ter. These officers were elected:
President A. L. Temple, Lewiston; vice
president, Harry Butler, Portland; sec
rotary. John P Gould, Augusta; treas
urer, G. A. Stafford, Hallowell.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29

Mrs. Lydia Drew has returned home
from Skowhegan.
Alta Collins has just recovered from the
measles
Annie Whittier had a birthday party,
Wednesday.
Buy your fireworks at Bates
Miss Hannah Kinsman is better. so as
to ride out.
Nh q. Danforlh is on the gain.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
East Madison.

Mrs. Josiah Hayden is 10 Rhode Island
for few weeks visit with her son, Clar-
ence Hayden.
Miss Alice Hobart is home from Bos-
ton for few weeks visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hobart.
Mr.. Frank Hollis of Skowhegan was in
town over Sunday, visiting his sister, Mrs.
Ella Hughs
Mrs. Ella Kncaid of Skowhegan is at
Mrs. Lincon's for a few days.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29

The rain of Monday was plenty for
the time, doing much good to all kinds
of crops.
Lowell < Ward is making considera-
BILE Improvement and some additions
to his farm buildings, making them
much more convenient.
Albert Spaulding and son Eugene
were ar Caratunk and Pleasant Pond
last week.
Mrs Charles Niles is ill, also Mrs.
Polly Stevens.
Philip Conroy has built barn this
spring.
Mrs Grant Witham ia better than
last week and hopes to be out soon.
All schools in town closed last week
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29

A bachelor doesn't consider q girl baby
worth kissing until she is sweet Is.
After a man has lived in one neighborhood
forty years you can't tell him anything.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29
EEKs -FARRAR.

MIR Earl o. Weeks of st. Adams and
Miss Eta L. Farrar of Ripley were
united in marriage, Saturday evening,
June II, at the home of the brides
father, Mr.. Edward Farrar. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence of
the family and few invited friends by
Rev. T f Ham of Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Weeks are enterprising
young people with many friends who
wish for them happiness and prosperity
They will reside for a time in Palmyra
The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-29

neys, new doors, etc. will make useful
changes MIR. Geo. willard has charge
of the work.
Two new telephone lines have recent
ly been established in town, so that now
much of the territory is covered and
many who wish have the great con-
venienoe of telephone connection.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-30
STATE NEWS.

Aaron Wilson, . Bethel farmer, 60 year,
Of age, who had bsen suffering with ID,
grip, accidently fell bead 6rst Into pail Of
ssill ard was nearly drowned.
c. T. Holmes ef Burlington recently q
hIblteda Baldwin apple which bad been ia
cold storage s!nee three years ago las, fall
10 the plant Of z. r. Looui, 4 Co. New
York. The spple retained much Of iis de.
licious favor.
Radolph A GelifmiAh, s3, musician Of
note, died In Bennington Friday after 4
short Illness. he WAS composer Of marches.
for Is years lead Of the city band 10 Ben
ningtor, ctorister 10 II. Peters church ard
teacher Of music 10 The public schools.
Fish ard Game commistloner II. G
Tomas Ia receivisg letters every day stat
ing that doss are ntkifg great havoc
lmorg deer All ever ths state. He has re-.
Gently received complaints from Renring.
Ton, Caledonia, Essex, ard wAakingion
COUNTIES.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-30
THrsT THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED.

suffered from calairh OF the worst klnt
aud never hoped for cure, bat Elys Cream
Balm seems 70 do even thst.-0scar 0st
rom, IS Warren Ave Chicago, III.
suffered from ca,srrb; !. got 90 bad
could not work; used Ely's Cream Balm
and am entirely well.-A. q. Clarke, 3Il
Shswmut Ave, Boston, Mass.
The Balm does not irritste or Cause sneez.
ing. Sold by druggists At so cts. or mail.
I'd by Ely Brothers, sc Warren St, New
York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-03-30

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ne village schools b, sir hotesy April
srd.
-xsa ysrers PitYsa hiss ntsrned 10
Benrin Goa.
-xlt Dslss ~ "a "a Bs4nltgbo. visit
81 srie a. here ss1ssasy.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
The Game of Blizzard.

A NEW and pretty game is Draw
"a Ing-room Blizzard" To enjoy It
best go into the hall, or longest
room in the house. Sometimes the door
between the two small rooms may be
opened. and thus give plenty OF space
Divide the players. Send half to ont
end, half to the other.
Fasten two extra wide ape neal
zach end, for goals. For a bah, make
a large one of paper. something like
those used for shaving papers. Place
this ball in the middle of the room, and
at a given signal. let each player. preyi-
ously armed with a small fan. try tc
blow the ball over the opposite goal
The number of goals to q game must
be planned beforehand, and each SUCCESS
rs scored to tho winning side.
This game makes q wonderful lot OF
fun. and soon every old Eray-haired
man n will be as earnestly
blowing away to get the ball over the
other goal as the children are.
The evening world., 1905-07-29

served. Then the person willing to try
the strong, hot mixture is able to take
ms 1uch as he wants.
The fsh was cold salmon. which was
something more than cold. really chilled
through. although not frozen. The aro-
matio sauce ravigote. which is pale
81 cen In color. furnishes as delightful a
contrast to h sense OF taste as 10 the
SIGHT.
The soup was strained chicken gumbo,
also chilled thoroughly.
A cold double entrecote " sirloin
Steak three inches thick was served
with asparagus tips covered with
Hollandaise that had Just been COOLED,
This was the piece de resistance.
Cold partridge breasts served with
alligator pears and pimentoes as salad
concluded the dinner. The dessert was
q cold pastry filed with fresh pAstachs
nuts broken up In half, and frozen
whipped cream. which was fieclced with
cooked freeh s~trawbsrrtss n family
iavored with cognac.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Dowdy Women.
is q bus,

ID buSy CITY n
writes q correspondent. "a
moro c~onglomerate, cosmopoli-
tan town can hardly be found ON the
crust of this earth. and this is Just now
acoentuated by the pressure OF a horde
of uncanny-lookins 'ruskieS arrived
from Port Arthur.
THE hotels are overcrowded with Rus
SLAMS. The way some OF these officers
wives dress and come ITO table Is. to put
1t mildly. disappointing. In loose dress-
ing jackets. house gowns. with steamer
rugs around their shoulders. their hair
done up In such fashion you cannot tell
whether 1t was done 10 or not, eating
with kniyes-and this Is a frst-ciass no.
tel-yerily. 1t Is surprising: more so when
one considers that no Russtan under the
rank Of captain Is admitted.
While the men are unusually tall. the
women are short, OF the fitut-nosed typs,
Of Indifferent cnrriage-and it is hard to
pick out a good-looklng one among them.
Tho general impression these visitors
make IL certainly not favorable"
The evening world., 1905-07-29
rhE = WoNENS Y CORNER = = = In Which Much Viii Be Found to hnr
Our Lady of Nerves.
MorninSSide Park.

THE woman who is from
ill-heaith. overwork. anaemia or
other physical ailment merits the
warmest sympathy. says the
P~hisadelphia Telegraph, But 1t is the
poseur-ohe woman who is afraid" to
walk a square at night when masculine
escort Is available. yet who would walk
a mile II sufficient lure was at the other
end and II was to go alone or no to
ger tilt is to this descendant or the
agitated female Of fifty years ago that
scant sypm@thy Is due. She thinks Il
'aadylfke to be timid, not reahzlng that
cowaruice. either in man or woman, is q
miserable, q despicable flaw.
Could some one a this great rrou,r-
up baby n tell her. after suitable old.
mshioned punishment. that what she
called nervousness was nothing but
temper, s~eiflshness and a determinatiun
% have her own way, II msSht bring
about . sharp but Lasting cure.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
A Woman's Height.
FTER taking measurements

FTER taking measurements of the
"a height of women In France, Eng
4 y Land and America, a doctor an
ounce that the English m Is the
tallest and the American woman comes
next. The average height OF the French
woman Is 8 feet / inch. Thu American
woman Is nearly two inches taller. and
the women of Great Britain half an
Inch taller than the latter. American
women. however. weigh slightly more
either OF tho others. their average
weight being about III pounds.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
SIEVE ,al s.Don'ts Z for Beauty-Seekers.

Eow snd thcn. n one ID fatigusd. . bite
betwesn meals win invigorAts the we1is
systsn and give relaxation and rsposa
20 strained muscles and nerves..
Don't worry. hut " worry you must.
keep The forehead smocth-don't vrtnkis
sc. Worry 10 called thu American ma
tiopal d,seasc and A~ms1caaits " ~
Aistineslvs rams, The uomn - ~
'0Ills ~ r;ssr-tAw ssyss vsss7h
The evening world., 1905-07-29

Gladys-Simply because he has asked
me to. my dear.-Louisvills Courier.
Journal.
THE good die young" said the melan.
choly philosopher.
Yes" answered the clumsy optinist
but they have their reward. The3
stand a better chance of getting full
returns on their life insurance policies
-WashlnctOn Star.
The evening world., 1905-07-29
Home -
=. Hints.
housewives cyclopaedia.
Whlpplna Eaas.

Is an art with which even many ex-
per.enced cooks are not familiar. Wire
egg heaters are the right sort to use
Cor angel food, meringues, or anything
In which the cells are to be coarse.
as this will beat the air ip to inhate
them. Wheel egg beaters are better for
the cake that IL TO have q ine grain.
Dor batter puddings and popovers beat
M eggs little. For cream puffs do not
beat them at all For omeiet (unlsss
Il 81 q souffie) md German pancake
try beating the eggs In this way: Put
the whites In a bowl and beat them
light. Turn the yoik into the froth'
and beat enough to mix them through
It Beat the whites and yolRs together.
and not to a Hight consistency. for GUS
tard. either boiled or baked. n all
custard buildings. Simply stir the yolk
a few, times with a fork for mayonnaise
before beginning to drop the oil into It.
For Damp Shoes.
Damp shoes are very difhcult to pol
lsh. Try putting o drop or two OF par
ANN to the blacking M you will una
they polish up ct once.
Removing Ink Stains.
Ink stains may be removed WITH ismon
juice. both from materials and the
finsers. In colored fahr3cs, however.
eare must be s1sruised Last the acid re-
move the dye and the remedy b. - bad
= tbs Ink ttssis.
TO ri knife Handles.
M Aa.--A. $3.50 -
The evening world., 1905-07-29

You may five to a ripe old age by
following sensible habits Of eating.
=. Eat only pure. wholesome food.
scientifically prepared.
: e. Chew all solid food until It dis
! appears In the mouth and Is swa1-
lowed without a conscious effort. Do
I not take another In0uthful until you
have disposed OF everything In tho
s mouth through thorough msstica-
I tion, Sip slowly all liquids having
taste. and never drink anything
I while food u In the mouth. Eat
] slowly and de~llbero rely.
! =. Follow these rules and you'll
I have rerfect digestion. leading to
proper assimilation ana robust
I health. with . strong brain in a pow
I erful body. A little food eaten In
I this way Will do you more good
/ than . heavy meal orammed and
! washed down and lying uadiEested
In your lors~sunerlua. overworksd
\ stomach"
The evening world., 1905-07-29

A restaurant head waiter a,ao out
lined a dinner OF the best cold dishes,
He opened the dinner. like the other,
with melon. That u . tina
no head waiter IAN overcome at thia
season, He followed It with what Il
called z clam cocktail on ne shell.
The cocktail mixture OF tomato catch
u liza and lemon II not put into
a glass with the CLANS. but In the can
tire Of the plate on whichI- they are
The evening world., 1905-07-29

whom. in q momcnt of foolish kind
heartedness. YOU promised to assist
Catholic Standard and Times.
Grayce-I don't sec why you picked
out such a fellow as George to marry.
You know dozens OF better hooking.
brainier and richer men. a,
Gladys-That's very true.
G~rayce-Then why are you going to
marry George?
The evening world., 1905-07-29

Inter-ooean. This man, a sincere
friend OF tho stomach. is worth quoting,
you need not" he says. fast on
account of the hot weather. take my
word for It. 1t IL warm. but your din
ner will cool you. Listen TO what l
would suggest. Here Is my ideal menu
for hot weather: