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The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
ATHENS.

Wesserrunsett Lodge and WinOna
Rebekah, l. o. o. r. are to join In Civ
ing a grand ball and supper on tho even
ing of Tuesday, January 8, in Wesser-
runsett hall The occasion Ia the 2lst
nniversary of Wessers unsett lodge and
the nth of the Rebekahs. The supper
is to be of tho old fashioned baked bean
kin. Kendalrs orchestra is to furnish
music.
The NJ. B. society meets with Mrs. Fl.
N Flanders Friday afternoon of this
week.
Miss Lottie Lord is employed In the
family of J. Wallace Blunt at Skowhe-
gan.
Monday evening, Dec. 81, the date
which was set for gentlemen's night
in the Woman's Club has been in
definitely postponed. The next regular
meeting of the Club will be next Tues
day evening Jan. 2, at the home of Mrs
Susie K. Jacobs.
Mr.. Adelbert Whittier and wife OF
Dover, Maine are the guests of theiI
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whittier tol
few days.
At the last regular meeting of the
Grange, Saturd ~, Dec. %, the follow
Ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year Worthy master, Mr.. C. e. Turn
err; overseer, G. II. Allen; lecturer
Rev J.. G March; treasurer, H. s. FL.
lott; secretary, G.. F. Dore; steward
Ralph Butler; assistant steward, sum
ner Williams; lady assistant steward
Miss Gala N Dore; chaplain, Mrs b
H. Johnson; gate keeper, Lee W. Fossi
fora, Mrs +. Fl. Allen; pomona, Mrs
c. E Turner; ceres, Mrs L. G. March
At the next regular meeting will occur
the installation of the officers with Mr.
W. B. Whittier of Skowhegan as install
ling officer. There will be an all day
meeting, which goes without saying
there will be dinner for which the
sisters will provide as only grange sis
ters are capable.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
MooRe's mlLLs.-cANAAN.

E. H. Williams and wife spent Dec. %
with his parents 10 this place.
Alton Goodrich and wife passed Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Williams.
Cecil Kicker and wife made brief call,
SaDday, on F. B. Foster. j..
Mrs. Henry Goodrich and children
have gone to Kennebunkport to pass The
winter with her mother. Mrs. Murphy.
C. H. Foster has recently bull, nice
paIing fence to his barn as race ground
fos hts nice colts.
Harry GrindalI and bride from Water
VILE, formerly Myra Booker, passed
Christmas with her parents in this place.
Eiss Edith Gaylord and sister, Fay,
from Skowhegan are spending their holi-
days with their aunt. Mrs. c. H. Lewis.
E w. Barrett Is at home for vaca-
iioo from Lynn, Mass. and is stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. FiGeld Mitchell.
Rev. VIM. Pet.igrove held meeting
at Moore's Mills, las, Sunday, and will be
there again, Sunday, January 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Foster visited their
son. /. J. Foster, in Waterville. recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shores were in
Skowhegan, last Saturday. on business.
Geo. w. Lambert has been at work the
week pas, for G.. H. Foster while he was
attending the State Grange in Augusta.
Ed. Getchel and wife were 10 Skow-
hogan one day last week, shopping
w. Z. Farnham from Orono spent
Christmas with his parents in Winthrop
Mrs. Meta r. Boston was in Skowhe
gan one week and attended the evange
kstic meetings.
Mrs. Vesta Holt is cooking in the
camp for A A. Goodrich, her husband
and youngest son beiog part OF the crew
r. b. Foster and son are scaling logs
Sor Nye, Kicker & Co. and A. A. Good
rich.
Randolf Shores and wife from Water
Vile came up Sunday to pass Christmas
with his mother, Mrs. Emma Shores and
ether relatives in this place.
l. ?. Foster sold a nice horse, las
week, to Massachusetts, parties.
Mrs. Eliza Mason is housekeeping fol-
AlouEo Reynolds.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
EAST sKoWHEGAN.

The storm of four days has left the
roads in good shape up to Monday morn
ing and wood and hay will move lively
as soon as farmers &c. word to haul their
hay.
w c. Fitzgerald and son are hauling
lumber down on the bog and camp 10 the
Increase Burrill house near the stream.
The lumber is owned by Nye and Puring-
ton of Fairfield, and is landed on the
bank of the stream to be run on; into the
river.
! M. Ireland is a, work hauling lumber
for Goodridge and Johnson up 10 Corn
vile. Wallace is keeping house all alone.
10 my item of last week it should have
read Mr.. Richardson was the son OF Capt
Sias Richardson, and brother living 10
Australia. a sister, Elmira Parkman liv'
ing in Aledo, Ill.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
NORTH CoRNVILLe.

! Daniel Collins left town with his team
for Moxie Saturday, to work in the
woods.
Austin Collins went to Guilford, Sat
urday, returning Sunday with his sister,
Rosa.
Mrs. Mary Merrifield and children OF
Portsmouth, n. II arrived In town,
Saturday night, visiting her daughter,
Mrs r. II. Paine.
Rosa Collins went to e. Madison to
work In the mill, Wednesday.
Carol Butler is home from the woods
over Christmas.
Geo. Moulton of Harmony and Walter
Davis were in Madison, Saturday.
Mr. A. Fl. WEIGH and George Taylor
we're lone from Madison over Christ
mas.
81 10 In. records and graphophone for
$40 at Bates.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
HARLAN

The Outlook Club will hold its first
social afternoon. Friday of this week at
the home OF Mrs. Annie F. Fish. If
stormy the next fair day.
A special business meeting of the
Hartland Guild was held Friday at the
home of Mrs jennie NJ. Schwarz. Al
the conclusion of the business session
Mrs. Schwartz served four o'clock tea.
AT the Grange meeting Saturday even
ing the topic for discussion was do
farmers send their boys to Agricultural
Colleges as often as they ought; If not,
Why and was opened by Rev. J. M.
Collins. During the evening w. M,
f. A. Weber gave an interesting account
OF the State Grange meeting at Augusta.
Several ladies of this order held sale OF
fancy work. aprons, candy and ice cream
in the basement OF the Opera House, Sat
urday afternoon and evening.
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EAST MADISON.

Rev. Daniel Onstott, who formerly
acted as pastor for the church in this
place for four years, will again visit u;
and deliver his lecture 1.-THE Man with
a Destructive Note" on Saturday even
ing, the goth inst. and will hold services
the following Sunday at l0:45 a. m. anC
7 p. m. to which all are invited. Hill
many friends here anticipate muct
pleasure in hearing him address us once
again.
Mrs. Annie Magoon of Skowhegan anC
her son, Maurice, who has a fine posi-
ton az &. Il. Fogg's, visited few days
the past, week with Mrs. Alma Steward
Miss Amanda Lovejoy of Waltham
Mass, visited at the home of Mrs. Aims
Steward a few days the past week.
Mrs. Nellie Pugh of Cornvllle was
calling on friends in this vicinity ont
day last week.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
MADISON CENTER.

Spear & Emerson are setting up theiI
new machinery and will soon be saving
on the Fogg lot.
Rufus. Mckinney has 4 crew of mer
putting his new boiler and engine 10
place. When finished he will be al
ready for business.
Horace Wells is on the sick list. Dr.
Sawyer OF Madison is attending him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Corson have a
baby boy born Dec. 23d.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Spiritualsts
omitted their December meeting and will
hold their next one with THAR president
Miss Olive Hayden, the fourth Tuesday
10 January.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
The Circle.

The ratio of the circumference Of 8
circle to its diameter was first ascer
talned to some degree of exactness by
Van Ceuten, n Dutchman. He found
that if the diameter of a circle was
the circumference would be 3.1415926
Observation-Disclosures nearly
which is exactly true to thirty six
places of decimals and was effected
by the continual dissection of an arc
of circle, method so extremely la
borious that it cost him incredible
pains.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
Tedious work of Old Bookmakers.

During the twelfth and thirteenth
centuries monks frequently isolated
themselves from the world and repro
1uced the Bible In illuminated manu-
script The work was necessarily slow.
and In no instance was it accomplished
In less than thirty-fve years. Guido de
Jars was a producer Of these illuminat-
ed manuscripts. and beautiful specl-
men of his work was sold along with
the books of Sir W. Burrell in $780,
This copy of the Bible had occupied
half a century in its production. A
note in the beginning of the manuscript
In Jars handwriting indicates that he
began his task in 1914 and did not con-
clude ii till 1924
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
II The News of Somersets Busy Towns II
SOlON

Mr.. and Mrs. John Swain are home
for a vacation of a week.
Mrs. Leslie Ward who had been sick
lie much better.
Mrs. Marcellus Irving is very sick.
MIR and Mrs. A. w. Rowell were up to
Bingham Monday.
Miss Eva Adams and Mr.. Jack Jardine
were the guests of Miss Leaf1e Padham,
Tuesday.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church served
very delicious cold meat supper in
their vestry, last Friday evening.
Christmas WAS observed In the usual
way. The Congregational Sunday school
had a free supper and entertainment
followed by the appearance OF Santa
and Christmas tree.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Pierpont of Madi-
son attended the ball Tuesday evening.
The marriage Of two of Solon's popu-
lar young people was solemnized at
Skowhegan, Saturday, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Herbert Young and
NJ iss Blanche Nye. Mr. and Mrs. Young
are In town for short visit to friends.
Mr.. Josiah Hunnewell passed away.
Nuuudy 6fGulhks oitUA 'SHb f
full illness. The funeral services were
held from the late home. Wednesday
afternoon, at one O'Clock. The service
will be attended by Keystone Lodge +.
and A NJ of which Mr.. Hunnewell was
an old and respected member.
The Somerset railway have given the
following rates for tho Somerset Farm
ers' Cooperative Telephone Co to their
annual meeting at Norridgewock, Mon
day. Jan. I, 1907. Return trip from
Bingham, Scion 81 90; North Anson, 81
cents 1t la hoped that good man,
stock holders from this section may at
tend
The public library will be opened
Tuesday, Jan. l, 1907, from TO 30
m. After that time 1t will be open Tues
day evenings and Saturday afternoon
and evening. A cordial invitation Is ex
tended to all to come in Tuesday aud see
what the ladies have in view for Scion.
The Woman's club will meet Thurs
day afternoon, January 8, 1907, with
Mrs. Sargent.
Keystone Chapter, o. E. :. has invited
the Masonic families and others who
are eligible for mem bership to their in
stallation, Thursday evening, January 3,
1907, at Masonic hall.
The Grange have an all day meeting,
January s, as usual installing officers
in the afternoon.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
Indian Hemp md CntnIepsy.

A single grain Of the resin of Indian
hemp will produce catalepsy in man
A few hours are required for the eff.
fects to reach climax, when his
limbs may be placed in almost any po-
sition without difficulty, and when
once placed they remain in the given
position indefinitely, although the nat
ural influence of gravity would cause
them to fall. During the catalepsy the
body is usually insenslble to all i'm
pressions
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27

Nero never liked a person with a
large nose, He fippantly told the sor-
rowing relatives of Plautus-whom, 1t
is alleged, he killed-that 1t was only
on inspecting the corpse that he dis
covered that Plautus had so large n
nose, and If it had been pointed out
before he would have certainly spared
his life. Life with such nose" cool
ly added Nero would have been am
pie penance for any crime"
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27

Indians take off their shoes when
there is farash upon which they have
to squat The mud from the shoes
would spoil the sheet A native Wis
itor to a European should on no ac-
count draw his shoes, there being no
farash. II any deputy magistrate does
so he Is a cringing slave, initiating the
sahlb's chaprasee and showing that he
is as humble as Ram Bakhsh before
the sahib. If his socks are torn and
the sahlb.-Lahore Tribune.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
BLACKWELL,

Mr. and Mrs. William Gates arrived in
Town the first OF the week. They have
been 10 Augusta two months.
Mrs. Elvira Veasey went to Skowhegan
asst Sunday for a few days visit.
Mrs. Gates ard little daughter, Helen,
took dinner at M. M. Moore's Sunday.
Mrs. w. d. Moore went to Massachu-
se,ts. Saturday, to visit her sister.
Adella Moore called on friends in Mad
isou, Saturday.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
snIder Web Fishing Nets.

The natives of New Guinea employ
extraordinary fishing nets of spiders
web to capture fish weighing up to
pound. They fix bamboos bent in the
shape of landing frame in the jun
gle, and the spiders weave their net all
over the frame The method Of fishing
is to watch for passing fish and then
to dip it out and throw 1t on dry land.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
A Proner Pmnishment

"You're not going to bar me out, are
you?" the newly arrived spirit pleaded.
~ guess not" replied St Peter.
you're the street railway magnate,
aren't your
"Why-er-yes, sir"
"Well, just hang on TO one OF those
straps over there for eternity or So
Philadelphia Press
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
NEW PORTLAND.

Misses Grace and Nellie Walker of
Pennington are guests of their brother,
c. b. Walker and wife for few days.
T. NJ. Webb and daughter, Helen went
to Madison, Satul day.
Miss Susie Emery and Erma Gordon
went to Madison, one day last week.
Master Demore Adams still remains
quite sick.
The Grange fair held in Music hall,
Dec 2Ist, was a success in every way.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
STATE OF MAINE.
SEAL
AAH..nHaAE


Somerset IS.
Court OF County Commi ssioners.
December Term. A. ID. 1906.
Upon the foregoing petition, 1T Is ORDERED.
that The County Commissioners meet at the
Court House in SkowhegaD, in said County, on
Tuesday, January 5, A. ID. 1907, at O'Clock p.
M. at which time and place hearing of the
parties will be had and such further measures
taken In the premises as the Com missioners
shall judge proper
And 1t is further ordered. that public notice
of the time, place and purposes OF said hear
ing be given by publishing an sttested copy
OF the petition aforesaid, with this order
t, ereon, In the Somerset Reporter, the County
newspaper, printed at okowhegan in said
County, said publication to be at least four.
cen days before the time appointed for said
hearing. that the residents and owners O.
properly upon the highways to be affected
thereby may then and there appear and show
cause. II any they have, why such permit
should not be granted.
And the County Commissioners aforesaid
deem personal notice on said petition unneo.
essary
Attest; W. T. SERKIss, Clerk.
true copy OF petition and order of Court
thereon
Attest: W. T. SEEKINs, Clerk.
lw52
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
MARRIAGES.

Madison December as. by the Rev. c. X. Evans,
Mr. Edward Sabin and Miss Maud Dagget.
Skowhegan-D December 20, by the Rev F A. Leitch,
lanes Albert Brown and Ethel Genevre Whitney, both
Of Skowhegan.
Skowhegan-December "a, by the Rev B. Mer-
rll Mr.. Herbert c. Young and Miss Blanche f. Nye,
both Of Skowhegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
decentralization

Would Be Purchaser In a Country
store Have you any black hose?
Clerk-No. we haven't a hoe in the
,tore.-Ilppincott's.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
CANAAN.

Professor Henry Taylor, who is teach
ing his fifth year as principal of the
Canaan High school, went to Litchtield,
Mo, Saturday, to pass his Christmas va
EatiOn.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27

II some people did more hard work
perhaps they would have less hard
Iuck.-Illinois State Journal
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27

Shell want to see some brussels.
lie - Yes. madam. In - er - carpets,
sprouts or point lace?-London Taller.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAX ALIVE BROMO Quinine Ia let's
Druggists refund money IL II fails to cure. e
W GROVES signature Is on each box. 2oc.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
ETITl ION,

The New England Telephone and Tee.
graph Company respectfully petitions the
Board of County Commissioners of the Coun.
ty of Somerset, Maine, for a location for its
poles and wires thereon, and the necessary
supporting and strengthening fixtures and
wires, in the following named highways oi
Brighton Plantations
Main Road leading from Skowhegan to
Wellington. from the Athens Town line
through Brighton Village, to the Wellington
Town line.
Date November J, 1000.
THE New ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
by Francis A. Houston,
General Mgr. G. H. A.
State of Maine, County Commissioners
Court Somerset County.
Received and filed Dec. II, 1000.
Attest; w. r. SEEKINs, Clerk.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-22


w. V. Eaton, of North Seventh
street, entertained her friends Mon.
day afternoon with an attractive
party. The dining room was decorat-
ed artist:cally, and the refreshments
were elaborate. A hunt after hidden
animaLcakes was the feature of the
afternoon. There were many gifts
presented to the young hostess and
the party numbered twenty-seven lit
tie folk with many of their parents.
Mr.. W. 4. Smith aud Miss Georgia
L. Williamson were married at the
brides homo Tuesday evening by the
Rev. Mr.. Myers. of Texas.
Mr.. j. r. Grogan entertained
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Tuesday afternoon at her home on
North Ninth street, with a card par
ty. Mrs. William Marble won the
game prize and Mrs. Adah Van Pelt
of Oakland. Cal. won the visitors
prize. There were three tables.
8
Notes.
The elimination Of long and I'M
RULED courtship was the marriage
Sunday morning of Miss Lucy May
Weatherington 10 Mr.. John Kess
Lunn at the brides home 537 South
Fifth street Magistrate Blelch OH
ciated and the couple left on a trip
to Dixon, Ill.
In honor of the fourth birthday
of her daughter Mary Frances Mrs
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Prof. Gilbert In Dallas.

The Sun is in receipt OF folder
artlstically printed from the South
western Conservatory at Dallas, Tex.
1t introduces Prof Harry Gilbert to
the Dallas musical public and con
tains press notices from Berlin, Gin
cinnsti. Dallas papers and the Even
ing Sun. II contains half-tone pic
ture of Prof. Gilbert. He is introduce
ed with brief review of his career
and compliments Dallas upon secur-
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Society In Desuetude.

Society seems to be determined to
store all its energy for the horse
show week and another week has
gone by in Paducah society without
an event. The week principally has
been marked by progress in the
horse show plans. The judges have
been selected. the musical drill is
being perfected. and the cnildren's
contest has taken added interest
from the stimulating conditions I'M
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ding will take place at the home Of
the brides parents. Col. and Mrs.
Lon Beverly Nallc. OF 500 West Hill
street. November 10. Miss Male is
known here from visits in the city
to Mrs. David Van Culin, her sister
She is a beautiful young woman. MIR.
Nash is the son OF NJ. b. Nash, and
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ing his services.


The wedding of Misc Maud Violet
Davis to Mr.. John Cashon Wednes.
day afternoon at the parsonage OF
the First Presbyterian church was a
surprise to their friends. The Rev.
w. Il. Cave officiated. Miss Davis
lives at 1908 Jefferson street and
Mr.. Cashon is engaged in business In
the city. They will live at 1908 Mon
roe street.
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der which It will be given. Other
sides and features are advancing in
the hands of the respective commit
tees. The entries in the various
events are large and increasing.
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Expected Announcement.

The announcement of the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Flora
Fomapo Male, OF Louisville. Ky, TO
Mr.. Maurice Nash. Jr.. of this city,
Is in accord with a generally under
stood idea current In social circles
here for several months. The we'd
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is well known in this city where he
had lived previous to his going to
Louisville. They will so north on a
wedding trip and make their home
in Louisville.
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Card Party for Visitor.

For the pleasure of her visitors
Mrs. J. ID. Slayton of Spokane.
Wash, Mrs. Hal Corbett entertained
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A PRIZE STORY.

Al last Christmas Eve had come Little Johnny
after his mother had kissed him good night and
left him alone. thought that now the time had
come when he could carry out the plan which
had long occupied his mind. He lay IN bed
without stirring for time. for he felt rather
Esepy, and he did not think that Santa Claus
would come till late at night. After while he
GaEled OF bed. dressed himself and hid in
The corner OF the fireplace. so that he was hardly
visible in the shadow cast by the dying embers.
He had not waited there long before he heard a
noise in the chimney. and just afterward saw a
stout man. dressed in bright Surs spring into the
middle OF the room. Santa Claus. soE Johnny
recognized him at once. hurTiedly set down the
huge bag which he carried on his back. and, talk
iAg some toys from 1t, turned 70 Ill the stockings
Which hung before the fireplace Now was
Sohnny's chance. He ran softly 70 the side OF the
bag and climbed in. Santa Claus. when he was
ready TO leave, turned around. seized his pack OF
oys and hastened up the chimney. Under or
oinaTy circumstances, perhaps it would have oc-
cured 70 him that his load was heavier than
usual but this night he had 10 hurry 20 finish
as round that he did not notice g.
On reaching the roof. Santa Claus stepped into
IS sleigh. which stood near by threw down his
- oack OF the seat, and. giving whistle 70 the
..aoeer. was OF Ike the wind 10 the next town.
sunny now crawled out OK the bag and partly
--lef the seat. where he could see ell that
s.1e on without being discovered himself Many
ines caring the night Santa CLAUS stopped on the
~ @sSS1.stops and climbed down chimneys. and he
sLso MS pack so often that the toys with which
= Aegh was filed rapidly disappeared.
-, 'onnny caught glimpses OF Santa's Jolly,
80 natured face his fear Of being punished when
81 1ss discovered died away, and he thought glee-
@S S % the success OF his cherished plan. Some
so-sS as ne looked the side OF the sleigh he
- f.S see by the drifts and trees flashing
az ls.t ne was speeding along some country road
so,iaI iaI otner times be semed 20 be riding on the
., q = ana he could distinguish lights Ear below
Tse Icy were passing over a city.
Ssneth' as the first streal5s OF dawn ap-
snpfvs "a the east, and the sleigh was nearly
tasSses..' Dai-la sped away toward che north az
W. ~,tste tste than usual. Johnny supposed that he
Vel soee5llllng home, ana thought that he might
ersylssd LIKE re- his presence known. he therefore
Sspfs t out from under the seat and stood before
Bsnfs,.N NlAus. At the sight OF this apparition
a fe1 T,ys eyes bulged with astonishment, and after
ssWbo ots o.l.e.It z silence he gasped OUT:
Wisb are aIs gouE How did you get hereg'
he s9ine pride Johnny told OF his strategy. Cor
nrsins,,ss- and rightly, too. that Sc
ssstsa Y, happening for a boy 20 go riding with
santa isr1fa When Johnny had finished his story
Well! You're tho first boy that ever