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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19
SOUTH SCION.

Most farmers commenced haying this
week, some few began last week but
wished they had not as the most of the
hay stood in the cock over sunday.
Miss l.. T. Jewett left last week for
Kennebunkport whore she will work in
hotel during her vacation.
About two weeks ago Alvin Head
was up river fishing and while climbing
over the rocks he slipped and fell get
ting a bad fall that has placed him I'M
der the doctors care
Willie Eaton died, Sunday morning.
He has been sick long time with con-
sumption.
Mrs. Ella Jewett and family have
moved up from Skowhegan during hay
ing.
Misses Elsie and Nellie Paul of SO
Boston are visiting at their uncle's, w.
o. Paul,
Mr.. Fish of Dexter has been here
testing cows for tuberculosis in the in
terests of the Scion creamery. l under.
stand he found about l per cent sick.
The roads through this part of the
town are pretty rough for fall use. The
road machine having been here but
very little. However it is but a short
distance to the Madison line where
there is a fine road all the way to the
county seat
There was a quiet wedding at James
Sterling's on the LIST, inst. the contracting
parties being Mr.. Walter Knowles and
Miss Susie Sylvester. They live at the
village where Mr.. Knowles works in the
pulp mill.
The new books for the Sunday School
came, last week, There were some q
in number.
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ATHENS.

Several western people have recently
visited in town. Early in June Mr.. l.
NJ. Laid of Holliston, Cal. surprised his
neice, Mrs Nellie Leighton, by intro
ducing himself after an absence of 70
years. His visit was brief as he had
| 100 acres of crops ready to harvest on
his return.
Sunday, July 7, many old friends were
pleased to greet at church Mrs. Nellie
Rowell of Los Angeles, Cal.
July Is. w. L. Barker and wife of Con-
don, Ore were in attendance at church,
where they were welcomed by his friends
and schoolmates of 80 years ago Mr..
Barker left here in the spring of 1877 for
the West, where he has prospered, being
now IN trade in the comparatively new
city of Condor, and carrying on extern
sive farming operations He arrived at
his old home here June 20, surprising
all by his coming unexpectedly. Dur
ing his brief visit many old friends have
enjoyed meeting him and his amiable
wife and wish them pleasant journey
home. They visited Niagara on their
way here and will return by a different
route making brief stops at Augusta
with his cousin, Miss f B. Dunton; at
Boston, New York and Washington.
N ISIS Annie Tobey will accompany them
to Condor, going little in advance to
visit her brother, Edwin in Boston. She
goes to visit her brother, Howard, who
is prosperous farmer a few miles from
Condor Her many friends here wish
her much enjoyment.
Miss z. B. Dunton of Augusta came to
town July for a brief visit with her
brother and to meet her cousin, w. l.
Barker of Condor, who has not visited
here before for l3 years.
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CARATuNK.

The following is the report of Schools
10 town.
Lincoln Grammar School Total at
tendance II, average IS So Only two
pupils tardy and they but once each.
Those who were perfect 10 attendance,
Thomas Z. Foss, Gladys L. Sterling.
Teacher, Bertha E, Appleton.
Primary Grade-Total II, average
8 %. Eight pupils made an average OF
7,44; not tardy 8; perfect attendance,
Esther c. Sterling; absent and tardy but
once Eva M Bean Sadie Foss teacher.
Washington School-Total 7, average
o8 cases OF hardness 4; perfect in at
tendance John J. Comber, Alta Powell,
Florence, Henry and Velma Shetland
not absent nor tardy but once Avis
Powell Teacher, Kathleen Fox.
Webster School-Perfect in attendance
Harry Morris, Flossie Bates, Sadie Bloom
Total attendance 49, average I2.7
Teacher, Maurice Lane.
w. H. Clark School-Perfec, atten
dance Beatrice and Lillian Meservy, MAY
Willett and Lucy Bragg. Teacher, Mari
anne Harmon.
The c. Z. Ball reunion will occu
August IS, at Phlander Bakers grove, i
fair in Washburn hall If stormy. Limitec
to pupils and their families. A ba,ke
picnic with tea and coffee. beans anc
brown bread baked 10 The ground by c
A. Williams. Committee on grounds
Oscar Clark aud Elmer Sterling. Com
mittee on programs Sadie Foss and Ralph
Sterling. No base ball, no beer or ic'
cream or confectionery booths or cart
are allowed.
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Dawson and who has decided to locate
once more 10 Canaan's fair and happy
laud His many friends are glad to well
come him back again aud may the bust
ness of Mason & Keene be a very pros
porous one.
Miss Muriel Weymouth, Bangor, is
spending her summer vacation here with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. c.
Cover.
Quite number from this place attend
ed the circus at Watervlle, Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Nelson IS visiting in Wat
ervile.
Theodore Smith IS quite i'll at this
writing
Mrs Mabel Fowler Estes is visiting al
her fathers, Eastman Fowler's.
Miss Ina Smith has nice new piano.
Miss Mildred Keene is the guest of
Mss Shelie Harris 10 town.
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TOmOrrOW's Circus

The time honored and yet magical
phrase, Are you going TO the circus?'
is now being heard on every hand, both
10 this town and for miles out into the
surrounding country The great
Thomas Hargreaves railroad shows will
exhibit In Skowhegan tomorrow Fri
day, July 20, afternoon and evening,
and it goes without saying that the hugh
The small boy and his sister are happy
in anticipating the coming of this vast
tented amusement enterprise with its
myriad of mighty wonders And we
shouldn't be bit surprised if the older
folks, too, have the day marked on the
calender This season Nh. Hargreaves
has enlarged his shows in every depart.
ment. Overlapping the three rings Is a
veritable maze of trapezes. Spanish
rings, ropes etc, while on the ground
and in the air two hundred or more
men, womtn children and dumb ami
mails are employed in rendering per.
Torrance which Is astounding, to say
the least From the opening of the
mighty melange of novel and extraordl-
nary aerial acts, equestrian feats, aero
batic stunts, bicycle performances, ami
NAL acts and all star features which go
to make up big circus, act follows act
with a precision and skill such as can be
seen only in the great Hargreayes shows.
An important department, which is
free to all patrons of the big show, is
the double menagerie. filled with rare
and costly specimens of animal life from
all quarters of the globe. A visit to this
display will prove of more value by far
than tour of many of the best known
biological gardens in this county or
Europe. The great Hargreayes circus
will also exhibit in Pittstield Saturday,
July 81.
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ALL THE NE WIS
from Som erSet towns
BINGHAM.


Mr. and Mrs Forest Andrews Of At
ileboro Mass, are guests OF relatives,
this week
Mrs. Cox of Eusts has been visiting
Der daughter Mrs sumner Ellis in Con.
cord for several weeks.
Mrs Howard Russell underwent an
operation for appendicitis, last Monday
morning, at the home of her father, d.
G.. Bean DR. Williams is the attend
ing physician and was assisted by Dr.
Brown of Bingham and DR.. Greene of
solOn.
Chas Colby aud family and Frank
Merrill and family had a picnic dinner
on the hill near the gorge Miller place,
last Sunday.
Last Thursday the Bin. ham base ball
team played the Madisons at NJ olson.
Score IL to in favor of the Madison
team.
Friday Bingham's High School base
ball nine played at Caratunk; score to
l in favor of Caratunk
Saturday E. Madison played the Bing-
ham big nine, result II to 8 in favor of
Bingham.
William Lander is helping john Ber-
goni 10 the fruit store.
Hsrgreayes' Circus in Bingham, this
week Wednesday.
The rear drive of the kennebec had
reached Bray's Graves on Tuesday
night; scarcity of water has been the
reason for slow progress the past three
or four days
Morton Goodrich was at home Mon.
day night and again on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Albert lark of Caratunk has
been in town few days.
Curren Smith aud his brother Frank
Smith have purchased the Whitney
place 10 Concord of Calvin Ellis and
have commenced cutting the hay.
Mark Dinsmore who has for a long
time been working for Mahoney and
Everett, is now at home, their contract
having been completed.
Rev. George Wright and his daughter,
Mrs. Simeon Whitney have returned
from visit to friends in n. New Port
land.
Sam Foster of Oakland was in towr,
last Sunday.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Baker who Lost their only
son and youngest child, Norman, by
death, last Friday. The child went
with his mother and two sisters to
spend several weeks at Somerset juno
ton where the father has work Two
OF the children we're taken very i'll and
moved to Greenvile where nurse and
physicians did all possible for their re-
covery. The little girl Is improving but
10 not able to be moved home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Holbrook of Winslow, uncle
and aunt of little Norman were pres
emit at the funeral on Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Charles Spauding and Christie
are now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis of Boston who
have been at Pleasant pond the past
three weeks returned to their home,
Monday with expressed intention of
coming again next wear, They tried
Aroostook for two weeks before going
to Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. r. w .Preble who has been quite
i'll with bronchial trouble was able to sit
up awhile Last Sunday. Her mother
Mrs. Burns has been with her.
Mr.. Hatfield, President of the Ameri-
can Bridge Co and a party of friends
have returned from a trip to Moxie.
They found extremely hot weather and
very troublesome mosquitoes.
Work on the Meadow st, sidewalk ia
progressing very slowly if at all.
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BORN.

smithheld-Juiy ., to the wife of Fan
Hartford, q son.
The Forks-July t6, to the wife of Mania.
Bean, son. ~
Concord-June rs, to the wife of Carlton
Ellis daughter. "
Concord-June 26, to the wife of Waltz "
Huggins, son. n
skowhegan-To the wife of A. c. Bown.,
OF Hartland, son.
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CANAAN.

Mrs. Maria Kicker has been very i'll
again.
Mrs. Sarah Brewer, Whitensville,
Mass has been visiting relatives in town
the past week.
Civilian Thornton has gone up on the
Somerset extension to work for Mitchell
& Johnston.
Mrs. William Harris is quite sick at
this time.
Another change has taken place in the
firm OF Mason & Harris of this village.
Mr.. Harris has sold out to Ashley J,
Keene, who has recently returned from
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CORNVIlLE.

!. w. Packard of Skowhegan will hold
services at the Union Church next Sun
day at 10 go a. m. all are invited.
All busy hayng grass is light.
Miss Sarah Judkins fell down stairs and
fractured her arm. She is getting along
nicely, DR.. Wadswor,h is attending her.
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1t may be better for a foolish man to
acquire dollars by marrying an heiress
than TO remain without cents all his days.
Six feet OF earth or bathtub makes all
men equal.
There is one advantage possessed by
the man at the bottom over the man at
the top; he doesn't have so far to fall.
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Church Notes,


CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. Fred A. Leitch Pastor.
Residence, IS Island Avenue.
Morning service, Io.45 a. m. Bible study
IA O'Clock. Junior Epworth League, ). Ep-
worth League 6 O'Clock. Evening prayer
and praise service at 7. Short AMI interest
ing services. Strangers welcome.
The Woman's Missionary societies will
meet with Mrs. +. \. Merrill, Water street,
Monday afternoon. at 3 O'Clock.
Class meeting. Tuesday, $50.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7.3o.
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH.
GEORGE MERRIAM, Pastor.
Residence so Madison Avenue.
Union missionary meeting at the yestry Of
the First Baptist church this, Thursday, even.
ing at 100.
Sunday services: 1915 morning worship
with sermon by the pastor 2 O'Clock, sun
day School. p M. Y. p 5. c. Up, M,
prayer and praise service.
summer visitors and all strangers will be
gladly welcomed. All seats free. Mr.. Don
Morrison will play the violin at the morning
service.
FIRST BAPTIST.
H. F. HvsE, Pastor, Residence, - Main Street.
Tonight, Mr.. Fred Armstrong, young
man under appointment to SO out as mis-
sionary to India will speak, The Bethany
Church will unite in this service. All are
cordially invited
Morning worship with sermon by the pas
tor at Io.45. Singing by the chorus choir
under the direction Of Mrs. Philo Steward.
Sunday School at IL O'Clock. Young Peo-
pies meeting at clock. Gospel praise ser
vice at 7 O'Clock
Tuesday, the young people will hold a
daisy social in the vestry at 7 80 O'Clock.
ISLAND AVENUE CONGREGATIONAL.
BENJAMIN b. MERRILL, Pastor,
Residence no NJ ain Street,
The regular union service Of the Sunday
evening prayer meeting and Christian En-
deavor Society will be held in the vestry at
o'clock.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Madison Ave. Cor. Russell St.
Services Sunday, a, m. at 1915 and Wed
nesday evenings at 7.3o. The public are
cordially invited; subject, "Love."
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Brief notices Of births, marriages and dsoft,
ore solicited for this column and are :.
tcithout charge.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19

There are still few old fashioned mar
ried people in the world who really do not
want a divorce.
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MAR RED
DIED.

East Madison-July Il. Mrs. sarah Hobart
aged So years.
Hartlsnd-Ju y 8, Alonzo HUFF
Hartland-July II, Eva May Fisher aged +.
years.
skowhegen-July II, Miss Theodate Colby.
aged SO years.
south solon-July Is. Willie Eaton. aged
SO years.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets
All druggist refund the money II 1t fails to cure
ly46 e. W. Groves signature Is on each box. 2oc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-17

Two years ago our little -'r' hal
a touch Of pneumonia which left Del.
ulth an awful cough She had spells
~ coughing just Ike one with the
uhDoying cough and some though
she would not ge. well al an We g,
a bottle Of Chamberlain Coasl Rem
edy. which acted Ike a charm. she
stopped coughing and got stout and
fat" writes Mrs ora BUssarl. Btu.
baker. lIl This remedy is i1- sale tg
o. J Ramsev " B Frame. Arluo-.
Drug Co. Bonner & Bonner.
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I- most cases consumption results
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t-e most obstinate coughs and pre-
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and sou should insist upon having
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store
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Henry = Jones O. Tampa F.a-
writes = can thank God 'Or my pres
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City Drug Store.
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tiuns of their many friends. the mar
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4. J. Woods. who has been uferiu-
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Our cotton buyers Jones 81 New B
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pretty bu3y last week and ;he prices
they paid just suited The farmers.
l. T.. Gibson and D. H Dee. ,hirpe.
car Of hogs TO Fort Worth last Fri
day.
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Knights of Malta.

ariugreite Special.
Providence. r. T.. oct l6.-Delegates
FROM all over the country are taking
par. i1 the convention OF the supreme
grand commaHdery Of the knights OF
Malta. which opened here today The
sessions will last until Thursday ey.
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Chickasaw students can secure q
six months scholarship In al depart
ments OF Selyldge Business College,
together with books and board for
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balance. III
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bahy's stomach. bowels, and loss of
sleep. 80 doses % cents Sold by Hon.
man Drug Co
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4 fine line OF cigars. tobaccos and
smokers supplies az The Brunswick.
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LEE CRUCE, President
}. W. STUART. Cashier.
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
~ ~. g. rATTHEWs,
Attorney at Lac.

VIII practice before TIE Cniist states 10.
preZe CUzrt Cou-t % Claims. Ari 81 tie
Departments a-d Committee % LuuEress
Per eistt years 10 C.- General Land O3cs
Matters tss0re Curg andtafiAu claim,
specially
0-e - the editor. - "Hat-sevs 4 Coz.
vAv -Dic@st A-tErru: - . sttasFs- g7lts..
Aai'teTs Fo---s 20 ? eac-ug. Etc.
Refers to E1lt1- o. ta.s paper.
CEces. lgC Sev YORK Avenue washing
ga y O.. --leutr-e. Lala fasI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-05
GEORGETOWN


Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Jan. 5.--Charles W. Whitley,
Charles 8. Richards and Frank M. Jones.
have formed partnership for the practice
of law under the firm name of Whitley,
Richards A Jones.
Letters on tho estate Of James II.
Heavalow, late of Cedar Greek hundred,
have boOn issued to Sarah u. Neaaey; on
the estate of William IA. Cannon, late OF
Indian River hundred, TO Elizabeth Can
non; on the estate of Charles II. Richards,
late Of Georgetown hundred, 70 Mary o.
Richarss.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
George r. Fisher and Ethel Nj. Wilson of
Cedar Greek hundred; Charles II. Barnett
and May jones of Baltimore hundred ;
Joseph II. Tingle and Cornelia v Long Of
Loves and RehOboth hundred
Personal; George W. Maui Of Now York
spent tho week with HE father, Poatmaster
Mnull, horo-- Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Joseph are
visiting friends in philadelnhia-Mis Ethel
Holt Of Ocean View IL "a guest of Miss Mary
Williams-Mr and Mrs. NJ. W. Gale of
Dover were Georgetown visitors the frat OF
tho week-Thomas 10. Wilson is visiting In
Wilmin gton-burton w. Lynch iH the guest
of relatives In Camden, N. J.-Mrs. Mary
Cannon is visiting friends In Philadelphia
Robert o. Elliott of Washington, ID. o.,
10 visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j, u.
Elliott, near town-Mrs. Mary h. Wootton
/ has returned from philadelphia-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph q. Quicker and daughter OF
/ Lancaster, Pa, are guests of Mrs. Gucker'l
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Rawlins.