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The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06

afternoon was ball game between the
East Madisons and the Or at Northern
Paper Makers The score was 10 to 3 in
favor OF the home team. There was a
sack race and three legged race which
created much fun.
A case of diptheria was discovered in
the family of Mr. Herbert Brown 10
the Iadian Spring block on Main street,
Friday. A boarder in the family by the
name OF Williams refused to be quaran-
tined. On breaking quarantine and go.
ing into a store Williams was arrested
aud paced in the lookup where he
awaits III action of the authorities.
A shooting match was held on the To-
cal range under the auspices of the
htemen on Labor day.
Miss Gertie Judkins Of Carthage died
very suddenly Saturday morning at the
home OF Mrs. A. J. Williams 90 Madison
street Mss Judkins came to this place
with her sister. Mrs. Stevens for visit
with friends She had a slight i'll turn
and was rapidly becoming better. o.
Friday nigh, she had another i'll tn q
and passed away early Saturday morn
Jog. The remains were taken TO Car
image, Sunday m ming. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aviu Judkins her parents who were
formerly residents Of this place. have the
sympathy of wide circle OF friends 10
this vicinity
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
SOION.

Virgil Corson of Pasadena, Cal ar
rived here, saturday night to visit his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs A. W..
Rowell, and other friends Mr.. Corsou
was born in Scion but went West with
his parents when a small boy 80 this is
his irst visit to the East
DIR l. l., Salley and daughter, Corinne,
were in town, Friday night
Miss Caroline Rowell of Portland is
home for short vacation.
Walter Knowles is moving into the
rent recently vacated by John Mahoney
Geo Jones and wife were in town,
Friday Mr. Jones purchased nice
colt OF Fred Severy,
Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Rowei took dinner
in town Monday, after which they took
the train for Lewiston to attend the
fair.
About 1870 people went from this place,
Wednesday, on an excursion TO Togus,
Frank Burns of Madison and cousin,
Mrs. Allen, were in town Sunday.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs took
an outing at Lake Embden, saturday.
The Grange picnic was adj burned to
the hall for dinner on account of the
cold
Mrs. Thera Adams has sold her farm
and settled up business here She start
ed for her old home in the West, Mon
day.
Schools in town were postponed one
week.
Road Commissioner Davis commenced
work on the state road, Wednesday
morning.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
IVES MILLS.

Mr. George Scott who is at work at
Dead Water came home last week on
account of getting hurt while at work.
Mrs. Lonzo Norton who has been sick
is little better.
Mrs. Lonzo Quimby of Starks who has
been sick long time is no better at this
writing
Mrs George Scott is visiting friends
at Bingham for few days.
School began in this village "onday
Sept Ord With Grace Page of LexiDg
ton as teacher.
Mrs Kate Luce Manter and son were
guests of Mr.. Frank hapman one day
last week
The work on the new grange hall is
being pushed right along and It will be
fine building WHEN flushed
Rev. and Mrs f Keith of Kingfeld
passed through this place one day Last
week calling on friends.
Miss Agnes Moultou has returned to
her school at Gardiner where she taught
before
Miss Addie Scott and Mrs Geo Scott
were at New Portland one day last week
calling Oh friends.
Miss Randoll Murray, who has been
at work at Mrs Norton's has finished
work and returned home.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
NORTH CoRNVILLE

Miss Cora McIati,e OF Wate'v!ile is
Spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs Geo. ". Bates.
Mrs. AlIeda Maynard of Scion and
her daughter. Ms. Daisy Leeman OF
S.afks, visited her sister, Mrs. Geo. w.
Bates, last week.
Mrs. Tlfz Lancaster, who has been
sick for a long time with cancer, passed
away as, Wednesday lnterment was al
Embden.
Lysander Robinson OF Ne Auson was
IL town one day last week.
s muel Gates OF Madison was 10 town
selling noli5ns, last week.
Although very cold Saturday and Sun
day highs, 60 ftosi Is reported.
Monday was very vet day
Miss Carrie Eros of Salem, Mass, who
has been visiting a, Mrs. David Davis,
returned home, Saturday
Miss Jennie Twombly OF Lisbon Falls
visited Mrs. Lizzie Roberts, last week,
returning home, Saturday.
Albion Carr is visiting friends in town.
Election mex, Monday, and probably
the largest vote that has been cast 10
town for years, as most everyone is in
lerested.
Schools commence Sept 10th.
Mary Collins went to Guilford, last
week, with her sister, A'a, who will al
tend school there,
Arthur K-nuey OF Kingsbury was in
town. Sunday, with load OF calves, hogs
and lambs for Frank Hight, who is buy
log on large scale.
Bloodine. the great blood purifier, for
sale at Bates.
Arthur Savage has been driving X. r.
D No. 7, SkoWhegan, Me for V.
Wiley. who has taken two weeks va
cation.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
ATHENS.

There will be specia meeting OF the
Grange nrx Sat. .. N. Sept. s
Mr.. Albert Fellows OF DJrches err
Mass. has been spending a few days 10
town calling on old friends and relatives.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence b. Hight of
Dexter were 10 town. Saturday.
Mrs. Asa Emery ~ho was cslled to
New York few weeks since by the sick
ness OF her sons children, has returned
home.
The concert given urder the auspices
of the NJ. B. Society was much enI yed
by all music lovers who attended. The
choruses were well supported while the To-
cal talent was well represented by Mrs
B. p. Barker soprano, Mr.. {. K Turner,
tenor Miss Gala VI. Dore, ooutral,o and
Rev. L G.. Mach baritone. Miss PLean
as soloist was mu h enj 'yed as was the
pianist, Miss Curtis Mrs. May H
Emery as reader added much to the
evenings epj yment. The Society will
NEE next Friday ?. m. al the parsonage
L Z. Jacob, attended the Fair at
Bangor, last week.
Mrs. d F. Judkins and little Donald
of Skowhegan are spending a few days
with M. Judkins parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Judkins.
Rev. L. G. March was called to Brigh-
ton M 1nday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
DelDhne Jones' The ladies' quartette
OF Harmony furnished the singing
H. N. Flanders returned from Denmark
Me-, Saturday
Mrs.F.. V. Barker, who 10 company
with her sister, Mrs. Williams of Skowhe-
gan visited in Minneapolis, at the time OF
the National g. A. r. Epcampment re-
turned home last week.
Miss Mabelle Judkins entertained a
small company OF friends at her home
last Sat evening.
G. F. Aver is attending the fair at Lew
iston this week.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
MADISON

A rousing republican rally was held IN
u nion hall 10 this place Friday evening
The first speaker Of the evening was Hoo.
Ralph D. Cole. represen alive to Con-
gress from Ohio In his opening remarks
Mr.. Cole paid fine tribute to the char
acier OF the people of New England and
then gave brief statement OF the ! cal
conditions 10 Ohio. After that for nearly
three-quarters OF an hour he discussed the
great national questions 10 a very able and
convincing manner, and In closing paid
an eloquent tribute to the leadership and
character OF President Roosevelt. The
second speaker OF the evening was Hon.
Ira G. Hussey of Houlton, who devoted
most of his time to local issues. Mr.
Hussey made very earnest plea for the
support of Gov Cobb at the coming
election, and made very witty attack on
the political record OF the Democratic
nominee, Mr.. Davis. There were abou,
ago voters present, about half OF whom
were socialists. Considerable enthusiasm
was manifested and music for the &C.
casion was furnished by the Shaw Com
edy Company band.
A very pleasant affair was a meeting oil
the local Sunshine society Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Della Gray on
o Point avenue. As the supper hour
approached it was found that bountilul
picnic supper had been brought by the
guests as a complete surprise to MIS-.
Gray and most epj 'yable time is report
ed
Saturday afternoon was observed as
field day by the socialists in This place
The exercises were held at the base ball
ground. The principal attraction of the
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
HARMONY.

R S. Pratt, who has a position as mail
clerk in publishing house in Augusta
spent Sunday with friends in town, and
Horace Smith who has a similar position
at Waterville also spent sunday with
his m other, Mrs 5. A Davis.
Most of the Students in this place re-
turned to their studies at NJ. e. 1. Mon.
day
Harry Stafford is quite sick with bill
lious fever
Mrs. X. Fl. Marble b as moved to SHOW
hogan, where she has purchased house
near her son. During her residence of
sixteen years in this place she has made
firm friends who deeply regret her
going away At social held by the
Grange in her honor last Tuesday eve
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
SOUTH SOLON

The local Base B. c. are highly elated
over their success at Patterson Bridge,
last Saturday, 81 to s. They were ex-
pecting to 90 to the vi lage on Labor Day
but the rain knocked them out, for which
the farmers were very glad as it was need
ed very badly and it shut of a threatened
frost.
Mrs. Ella Jewett moved to Skowhegan,
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker of Athens are
visiting with their daughter Mrs. Dan'l
Jewetl.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvan Head returned
Sunday from a two weeks trip to Rock
land and down river They made the
round trip by carriage.
Mr. Harley Wyman and Miss Mary
Davis OF Skowhegan were at l. c. Jew
etl's over Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Cairns will give a lecture
here at the meeting house in the near
future, his subject will be on The Philli-
pines. The date will be announced soon.
Mr.. Cleveland who drives r. F. d. 4
has been sick the past TWO weeks. His
son Chas. took his place.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06

ming, she was presented by members of
the Grange, with two volumes of Hol-
man F. Days works. as a slight token of
esteem. She will be much missed in
town where she was ever foremost in all
good works
The four-months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cookson died last week
.fter but few days illness The five
months old child of Mrs Cookson's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Spaulding
iaving died only the day before.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs Chester Rhoades on Tuesday,
Sept l1th, and those who are not mem
beers are most cordially invited to meet
with them,
Frost nipped cucumber and squash
vines ia some places in town Saturday
night
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
CANAAN.

Miss Allie Goodrich OF Skowhegan is
visiting friends 10 town.
The schools throughout the town open
ed on Sept. gid with the following teach
ers; High, Henry Taylor; Grammar,
Maymie Peavey; Primary, Shellie Harris ;
Moore's Mills, Susie Hall Haskell, Mabel
Smith; Brock, Lucy Burrll; Ramsdell,
Ina Smith; Written, Carl Fernald /;
Browns Corner, Veda Humphrey; City,
Perley Gowen.
Miss Miriam Smith who has been at
home on weeks vacation, returned 10
Waterville on Monday.
Amasa Burrll has rented the hotel and
took possession. last week.
Canaan Grange will hold its annual
fair on Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Mrs. S. X. Carey and two children
who have been passing the summer with
her parents DR.. and Mrs. Shean, return
ed to Fort Fairfield on Friday.
F. c. Dunlap and son Clarence, Mrs.
Curtis, Misses Eva Goodwin May Cole
and Gertrude Kincaid took a carriage
drive to Canaan on Sunday.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
EAST SKOWHEGAN.

NJ frost up to Sunday night and far
mers who have planted corn are quite
sure they will get good corn. Mr.. Git
ford on the V=rg Holt place cut part OF
his, Saturday. and i, is nice and good;
Wallace Ireland has nice piece and will
do to cut in another week.
Henry Goodrich has done good J b
OF plumbing for George Steward.
Henry Richardson has bought woven
wire and will build 30 rods on the road
east OF the schoolhouse.
Ia the REPORTER Of last week it should
have read The son of Mr.. George Stew
ard, mol the son of Mrs George Steward
Mss Nellie Bray who has been stop
ping at Mr.. Stewards, will leave for Som
etyille. Mass, where she Will teach
Four OF Alton Richardson's children
from Fairfield are vi,idag relatives here
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
EAST MADISON.

Ms. A. w Deniso7 has returned to
Nor A lleboro. Mass. Mrs. Hiltei
Denison and Mrs. + lie Davis accom-
panied her. Mrs. Davis will visit friends
10 Foxboro. Mass
Mrs. Charles Emmons OF Nouidgewock
has been spending a week with her daugh-
ter Mrs. d. b. Hobart.
Miss NJ ,ttie Berry and Miss Nettie
Edgett OF Cambridge, Mass are the guests
OF Mrs. Mary Thompson.
We have a week Of beautiful cool
weather, followed by rain, Monday.
The Grange darce, Saturday evening,
Aug. IS was a successful affair About
Fl y dance tick. were sold
Mss Addie Prescott thinks she has he
ptiz. bdde 10 her fl OK OF hens said bid
die having laid an egg nine inches long,
seven and three quarters 10 circumference
and weighing nearly six ounces.
Horace Prescott of Boston, NJ SIS, spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
MISC A. Hewitt, is visiting friends in
Hattlaod this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Savage spent Sun
day with frierds in ST. ~.
Mrs. Robert Hayden OF Athens aud
MIS-. Wilson Hayden OF Augusta were the
guests of Mrs Nellie Moore Tuesday.
Mrs Llama Moore of Madison Centre
has been spending few days here
. The m mbers OF SIX owhegan Grange
are to visit East Madison Grange, Sa;ur-
day evening, Sept. 8. and will occupy
chairs and furnish program for the even
ing.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
BLACKWELL

Mr. and Mrs. Trefethen and daughter,
Grace, and Carl Hayden of Exeter. Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Trefethen last
week
Howard Patten returned Saturday
night from Bangor where he has been
attending the fair
Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Welch visited at
Mr. Jackson's in solon, Sunday.
Mrs Eunice Danforth left Monday for
Pressure Isle.
School in this district began Tuesday
Mrs. Patten teacher.
Mrs Maytie Livingstone went to
Lewiston last week.
Mrs Ann Reed and Mrs Sarah Cook
visited at A. r. Adams recently.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
BORN.

observation-disclosures 2s, to the wife Of Moses
Ames, son.
West ittstield-August IS, to the wife o, Ro
fus Curtis. daughter.
Pittshed-August 26. TO the wife OF Amas1
X. Kenney, son.
Madison-Angust 80, to the wife OF D B.
Dinsmore daughter.
Wellington August %, to the wife Of WHO
Pike, son.
No, Anson-August 80, to the wife of Daniel
b Dinsmore, sou.
Pittsfeld-August 2, to the wife OF James s.
tn tie, son,
Detroit-August 8. to the wife of Manson c.
Brooks, daughter.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
CURIOSITY SHOP Island Avenue,
PROPOS AIS.

Sealed proposals will be received Until
September - 1906 then opened iot
rebuilding building ex enson, raising
roof metal ceiling, plumbing and fash
ing Inside and out, hall for Table Rock
Lodge, M 100 10. o F. A guarantee
Of ten per cent. will be required EHy
delivery essential Plans and specimen
tons may be seen at NJ. p. Moore's siofe'
The lodge reserves the right 10 re- G. OF
accept any or all bids or any portion here
Of Envelope TO be endorsed Pto5osas,'
Address NJ P. Moore, chairman 81 build
ing committee, North Arson, Maine. =,
2w36 North Arson, Me-, August g. I)2o.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
MARRIED.

New Portland-Septembe 4th by the Res.
Leonard Hulchins, Mr.. William P. Natsol and
Miss Cora r. Parsons
s.. Acknowledgment Is, by the Rev F.
Brooks. Mr. Carl +. Badger and Miss Hattie Z.
Stevens, both of st. Adams.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /, by the Rev. Father
Lacroix, Mr.. Blame Emerson OF Madison and
Miss Relic Michaud OF Skowhegan.
Norridge voc X September 5, by the Rey.J
n. Gould, Mr.. Bonnie B smith and Miss Kai.
Witham, both OF Norridgewock.
Norwich, Correspondence 5, by the Rev Dr..
NJ 5. Kaufman, Mr.. Fred Foss Lswrerce and
Miss Frances Scott eyens. both of Skowhesan
BAngor-Septem Der 4, Mr.. Roland Linn and
Miss Katherine +. Mcneil, both OF Bango,
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
CORNVILLE

Rev. James Taylor will hold services at
the Union church on Sunday, Sept. OH
at 80. All invited.
Chas V, Warren and family of Somer-
vile. Mass. arrived here Monday, and
will be the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. George
Warren for the next fortnight.
Our school house has been undergoing
repairs which it has sadly needed for
the past ten years. L. l. Bigelow had
charge OF the job.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
DIED

Msdison-Septe be- l, Miss Gertrude Jud.
kns formerly OF Carthage, Ne.
Pittsfeld August 20. Aubery Jacobs.
skowhegan-September ]. Hannah Ga iust,
aged y5a,s.
skowhegan-Septe mber l, Mrs. Abaga ? ost
aged rs years.
Hannony--August q, Infant son Of Chsrla
Spauld1ng. aged months.
II rmony-August 81, Infant daughter Of
Geo. W Cookson, aged ) months.
Wilton, Me-Septem 8 Mrs. A. II ChauG.
Ter. aged Is years.
Skowhegan-Septe M der ?. George y Page,
aged 6s year,.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
ION

To TIE HONORABLE BOARD OF Sell 8.
OF THE ToWN OF SKowHEGAN, MAINE.
We the undersigned respectfully as 2.
mission to set and maintain poles en- :.
easterly side of Railroad Street, and an !.
southerly side of French Street, as located
stakes driven on said streets and put g. al
maintain wires and fixtures on sad ok
Dated this 9Th day Of September, i9oo.
SKowHEGAN ELECTRIC LIGHT COM ~.
By c. J. Abbey, Superiniea s'
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
CoRNVlLLE CENTER.

Special religious services begin at the
church Sunday Sept. g Rev. L G.
March pastor will be assisted by Miss
Frances b. Adams OF Mass. Miss Adams
really needs no introduction to the peo-
pie OF this vicinity because OF her recent
successful work in Skowhegan. Every
body is cordially invited to the services.
The meetings Sunday will be held at EGO
in the afternoon and 7 o'clock in the
evening.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06

Town of Skowhegan, Me, September 200
Upon the foregoing petition ordere3 nal
public notice thereof be given by printia -.''
petition with this order thereon, in the som.
erset Reporter, said notice to be at .s1''
fourteen days before the 10th day OF oeP.s4n'
Der A. D. 1906, on which day at o'dI5sN' =,
NJ. at the Selectmen's office in said ta%a' .
public hearing will be held, where res emu u
and owners of property upon said streets :
be affected thereby, and all other persons II,
terested, shall have full opportunity to sb39
cause why such permit should not be granite.
We the Selectmen endorse thereon taa' %.
personal notice or other notice than the a2o''
is necessary to be given by the petitioners /.
the residents and owners of property to &
affected thereby. -,
R. F. PARKER, J Seleetmen o. '''
rw36 A. H, wYMAN, J skOwhegaa'
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06

The East Madison base ball club wishes
to thank the Athens correspondent for
getting the score between the Athens and
East Madison base bail teams so nearly
right, Eleven 10 twelve in favor Of
Athens would be correct. The East
Madison team is perfectly willing to &C
knowledge its inferiority TO the Athens
team but would request that it be let off
as lightly as possible.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06

Brief notices OF births, marriages aud dsdth
are solicited for this column and are published
tcithout charge.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
MADISON CENTER.

Mrs. Wilson Hayden, of Augusta Is
visiting relatives and friends in this
place for few weeks.
Mrs. w. T. Clark with her two
children started last Monday for her
home In New York having spent the
summer at her cottage
Mrs W. E FreDch's summer boarders
have all left for their homes In the city.
Miss Olive Hayden went to Norridge-
wock last Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Marshall Hale
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
HuNNGwELL REUNION

Reading of other reunions and see
ing nothing about the Hunnewell re-
union thought to write a few lines.
August the eighteenth the decend-
ants Of Thomas Hunnewell first gather
ed at Lakewood. They had engaged
three cottages and the day being perfect
a large number were present At the
ringing OF the dinner bell fifty one
gathered around the table where the
old saying Eat drink and be merry"
was verified The two oldest at the
table were aged eighty-four and two
others eighty-two. After dinner there
was reading, speaking, letters from the
absent ones, singing, and story telling of
bygone days, then nearly all went out
and enjoyed ride on the lake, after
which tea was served and goodly
number attended the theatre returning
home the next day. There were ten
towns represented They adjourned to
meet again next Year at the home farm
of Lee Boardman.
Hope to get more particulars of their
meeting for nineteen hundred and seven.
The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. rfw YORK.