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Sr1oen pi iorlaber Ooenie ifaI ieg.
c1r0n,1 fortplle list ON Dor %befierbte
Digter, @ans Gbriitian Mnberien.
Seq fit 2ejligbeb til at le bans Wo-
nllll1ent / fulo stgrrelie, iom er
reiit paa @raabrgoreplabs, ogiaa bet
lille &us, bpor ban bar fgot, meo
imaa bite 5tler % lapt til 2oftet.
Dfnn bar / Serb meb at lape 8or-
sc belt runot Stuerne, bpor ollie
bans gien0ele ifuloe legges for at
forepiies; men BET bar 6esberre
enonu life ffGr6igt ba jeg rejite, ioa
leg fit life 2ejligbeo til at fsnlme
il1o at ic set
5aa git 5uren til ajebenbapn
for ieg maatte jo og1aa le Ii6t uf
Sopeoitaoen inoen jeg rcjite. Moao-
biliet CT bet %ifjgnnelte, jeg nogenfin,
Sc bar iet; jeg fit fer 2eiligbeo til
at lie ugler1ora &'riitine" / fulo 5tpr-
relic JON Dor 9oge Der 10 bar Mop,1
efter. @lpptotbefet CT 10 ogiaa flor
artet, og man maa life forglemme
at lie Set, noar man fommer til &ip,
6e1baprl. @n Mften bar jeg og min
Niece / Eipoli -og truftereoe % ielp
meo ollie ml1ligc CODE Iing. Mnite
Gag bar ri runbt / 8pen igjen ON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22

6orTnfelie al &%ctteraans. S Cont
n1er Srrs &etslal bar ser Onsoog
@ftcrmiooag en- sSs11rp ifGro nleo at
bere Gionefprielen / Ell Sag, ga
Ionmeren %meobelfe, at Ser niloe BIZ
be Ell &ecels paa 5 Minltter. @n al
SurpnlGnocne, 6ranf Nrinling, Der
6ocr pao 8eitii0en, misfpritoo Cont
lleren og troeoe, at &ecesi len lf1loe
bare til ST. 5, bporfor ban tog lin
Iraffe pao for at 1oa en- Sur til
tit Diem. SSrlens lao 9pmmeren pg
De onore II ssl,rpmGl1b og pentebe
trofalt Ell Snes Mimltter, og 6o
Erinling ltaoig blep borte, tit bper
Sou at gao til tit. 81. 5 itillebe
8rinlitg paa Gourtbnlet % fanot til.
fin Jor6apielie Surppla0ien % bele
Suler tom, og bon fit ga &larbeo
ober, bbor il6e ban bap6e forgaaet
fig uoen at pioe set. 9an opnaaeoe
spnosforlobelie llben at lioe noge1
5traf. 9pre / Min,1eapolis eff set
for life lenge ii6en Ell sSsl1rpmano
paa famine Mao6e, men Ser er Cont
merne itrengere, laa ben itaffels
Manb moatte -tilbringe Natten i
gonntpfpngilet boortiI ban blep bet1-
tet at en- @olitibetiem, % bpor ban
lforsDrigt life les noeen Il.
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Jormiooagen. Maen jeIb ON set To-
ger lbjeligt:: leg iDntes alligeDel be-
ore ON Soenie enc ON @%igbe11bapn.

Jor1ntooagen. a6en elb ON bet III
Der lgjeligt: leg iDntes alligebel be-
Ore ON Soenie en6 ON @iebenbapn.
Den IS. Snli al. 10 ifrloe bi
bore omboro pao u&ellig Dlap1.
Sen gift bog fprIt no SCI. 2 men
Oct bar life iaa gleoeligt iom 90
pi tom bjern! Der bar mal1ge, lom
fif paaoe Zine; en- ganife ing Mano
fra Be,,le grGb iuo bet bar belt lgr-
geligt at lie, % leg iaa bans Mo0er,
ION ogiaa bar umoa0elig beorbpet.
og lpnrgte ON oct bar bans fprite
@eiie, bportil ban ipareoe ia. Seq
trelteoe bam set beoite jcg funbe,
% BET gift ga oglaa eiter6aor1oen
ODER me0 ben itore Sorg. San
ifl1loe rejie til en- Gq1fel / Galifor=
MIA. Senere lagoe jeg Mprfc til,
at ban oesbarre paa bele @eiien trg-
iteoe Jig en6el beo Tlolfen, ioa bans
.sorg git iaamano inart oper; men
bans Nooer iprger bit enonu, og
bum fan 0a ogiaa bape go6 @rut16
til Set.
Get tog iou IL Gage oper atlon=
terbapet uoen nogel1 5orbinoringer.
VI tog fra Seem Dorf 0en 6. Muglrit
og bar tilboge / cit. Noul Sen 8.
Sn 20 Mor gaar guren after til
0onmorf!
6. Sept e II.
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Silialss peo 11noertcsnebe.

5 Mcres l1bprfet 9ol1o, 5 8locfs ire
@pilfolen, Soutb st. Youl. $500
Softer ltpoenoe op til Bette Cant
ielges til 1926 pr. 2ot. ~
$ Mcres Soutb ct. SAUL, 5000. Set:
te ligger jGpnt og pent og bar Ell
ganife lioen 2afe poo oct.
10 Ncrcs, goot Qano, men 11oae]
batfet, ~ Mil fra Soutb ct.
Saul, $1,000.
9 Mcre5 ltp0en0e til opem1upnte, noe
item aft oDrfet, $1,000. 3ette far
Battlefront.
10 9lcres meget boffet 2ol1o puo
Concord Str. 5porpognslinie,
$3.50. -Gil posie for @gnieri.
9 ppperlige Softer poo 8elpioere
Str, 5000 bper.
2 ltorc Softer, Mibmap, 5000 bper.
5 Mcres l16mrrfet 2aro meo MT
9ns oip,, tpt peo Still,poter
Sporpognslinic, &c Sore, $1,000.
5 Mcrcs, Jamie 8cliggenbeo, Ell,
ltnoifploning al ct @ls, ST, 200.
40 9(crcs, goot MT 6lis, 2 Mil fra
Snper @rone. Wplten aft 1,n6er
DDrfning, $1,000.
40 slcres, 3afota County, llrr Su=
page, goot 611s og andre 9pgnirl-
ger, nnitelt aft oprfet, $1,000.
10 Mcres tGt peo Stationen, / @lob-
ltonc, / Mil ira ct. Na,1l, 5000.
st &lls paa 6. 2l,cp Str. meo itor
Got og 8arn, 1000.
st @rs paa g. Goof ctr. meb 3
9otter, $1,000.
&us paa 10 8arelier % 5 McrcS
gpbt 9anb, 3 8Iocfs fra 5por.
pogn, $4,000. st or,oet for So.
600.
90 en- Mosfe andre Ting. Som in<
% ie mug.
5 5o5aioa.
Union 8Ioef gsouI
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st. paul.
est. Paul Tldendess K0ntor, Nsom As
Union block Cedar q Fourth Sta.

We'd Kjeb eller ReParation at
Uhre besSg den velkjendte juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2se E. 9TH St,
Paul. II
Qamra 9. Ssrenien bar unIagt
5filsmisieiag moo fin Man6, @u-
bert 5erenien, i Diitriftsretten,
Mu1oen er % Mar, @uitrllen 20, Sc
bar fun pnret gifte ct slor % bar
ineen 8pnu. Mrs. 5grenien paa-
itaar, at benoes Man6, Ser er &bt
paa ct bagltgt 8asiagertrGn mellem
ct. Hu,1l % Min,eapolis, bcbanbler
benoe gruiomt % bar unolaot at
foriprge benoe, % at bun life ter
lenc iomn1er n1eo bom Longer.
Siobeplabicr / Spurbogncne for
enbper 8aslager pil efter bpaO Cor
porotion Nttornep S. s. Micbael
nner1er let g%jennemfsres Der / 8pen,
paa lornme Mnnoe lpm oct CT blepe1
g%iennemfprt / Seriep gitp, g. s.,
nemlig peo en- alminbelig0 Ordinance,
oebtoget al @praa6et, bporbeo 6enne
Sag ltillebes UNDER 3olititiliDn. S
Serlep Gitp flyer Sroinancen, at Ser
lfal gaa &ogne paa 1amtlige 2inier
mli11oit bper 5 Min1tter, % at Der
lfal bore Siboepla6s til buer &as=
lager, % Bette fan oglaa gie1memfp=
res Der.
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Gnbstjeaeiter i q. Baal.

Spno0ens nori eDanseliif- latber-
lie Meniabeb, Sigr11et at Canada %.
13oe Sts, boIoer @ubstieneite bper
.Spnongs Bormiooog ser. 1890 %
Mften M. 7.45. Senoagsifolell
smgoer 81. 8 Gorm.
S &apellet paa 6igrnet af &ea-
l,ep % Carl cts. er. ber Sgnongs-
ffole bier 5gnoag @ftermiooag @l.
% @uostieneite &I. 100 glften.
S @ol6s Sall, 913 @aD11e Mpe.
ner Oorf ctr. er Der 5gnbogsifole
bier Spnoag Gfterm. &l. 3. 20 g.
8. @eqre, Naitor, $40 Capitol @ol1=
lebar6.
S~refolbisbebs norif ebaug. lmtb.
&irfe, 6arrtngton % Sberbnrre
Mbes. @u6stieneite bber @en6og
&. 1890 Sorm. paa Morf % 7.45.
gften paa gngelff. Senoagsifole
og 8ibelflasie efter &simesie9uos-
tjenelten. - @br. Spbilru6, 8reit,
$50 Gllller 5treet.
Gmannels norif.l1tb. Menigbeb
(&auges SDnobe), @nostienelte bper
|Sbnoag Sormio6ag ST. 1912 og
Senoag Mften SCI. ~ i &irfen paa
&i6rnet al Canada % fiortenoe
Streets. @en6agsffole fra &l. IL
til 1. @aitor SIR. 8. 8robaug, iom
far obertaget ful6 8ettentng / Me-
nigbeoen, Dor / Scr. 298 @ilIiams
Str. MlIe ct belfomre til @nostie-
neiterne og Sgn6agsifolen.
@nbstienelte / Sen norif-banife
8aptif=&irfe, &igrnet at Milforo
og @ooobri0ge Streets, bber Sen-
jag SCI. 1890 Sormi66ag og 7.3d
Mften. SCI. $50 n~ng6omsmgoe.
Sen norif-oanife 8aptfltmenigbeos
Notwithstanding mboer / fit 2ofole
bber Senoog SCI. $50 @fterm., 81.
al Mtlfor6 og @oo6bri6ge Sts.
Sang og Maiif al Il. s.. @angfor.
Mlle Sfan6inaper biRrteltg bel
TONNE.
Sen n~orif-banife Metbpbiff Strife,
&i6rnet al 8roa6maD og 1915 ct,
afbol6er fine @u6stieneiter iom fbl-
ger: Hre6ifen Sgnoag S%ormtooag
s&9llottfen 1890. Mften 7.45. l1nge
Solfs Gpmortb 2iga: @gnoag Aften
&l. 6.45, og literert meoe Ben 2ben
og 4oe Eirsoag / Maane6en. @dn-
nemgoe bper 0nsoag Mften 81. 8.
5. 81. Socobien, 8aitor, 289 1875
|@treet.
Den b%anif=norife @olgatba Me1ig=
feb in6bp0er bi9rteliglt til fine
@u6stienelter / &trfen, 1876 5bomos
@treet, n9r Como Mbenue pg Slice
Ctr. 0e ofboloes unoer Hrgite-
bofoncen bper 5pn6og @ftermiO0ag
ser. $50; &aitor @anien fra Minne=
opolis betiener Melnigbe0en forelgbig.
5pnoagslfo1e bper Spn0og Wiooag
SCI. 1910.
9anff=eb.- lntb, ct. Gtepbans &ir=
fc, Sigrnet al Orleans og Stepens
@treet, @u6stieneite bper Spn6ag
Sormiooag &l. II. @pnoagsifole
SCI. g.
8etbauia Strife, 81. Scents & So
reit Street. @uostienelte afbol6es
@gn6ag Sorm. &l. 1870 og Gften
7.30. Sper 9ors6ag @ften 8bn.
nemg6e / @irfens 8oiement. @bn.
bper Spnoag &l. IL. g..
S. SIaeita6, @reit. 8opel 846
gorf @treet.
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8amle 8repe. &oltbus Snipeftgr
6osnes fit libite l1ge tilienot en-
Noltlpf, Ser inoebolbt c. 1000 8re=
be, og iom / ooer ct @or bapoe lig-
get / Buffalo &iper / @prbeoen al
@lpnoon, bpor Ell 6ormer nplig
fanot Sen. Noitipffen og 6ens Sno=
6olo blep ifior / 9egpn6ellen al 81
tober taget fra en- @ogn poo Moor=
bead Station og bar life ii0en prret
bert so. 8repene bar ielpfplgeli1
giememtrl1fne al &ano, men peb
posien6e 8%e6a1oling far man oog
fooet Be flelte at M6resierne friife6e
op laa meget, at Sc fu11oe lpies %
lcnocs til 8e|temmelleslt eoet efter
Dem. Mange al @repene il1oebolot
Fengeonpisl1in1er % GGr0ipapirer,
og ser bar ligeleoeS ct b%etpoeligt
Mntal Noitanpis,inger, ipm ser
ltrofs 61ep 1loiteot 0uplifater for.
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&purlcbes pilbe 9Dr fanges. 40

it6et Sel6e-@og, illuitreret, 8tlle0er
at 46 pil6e: Dpr ! naturlige Sorper.
Gels-Dpr &alenoer, 8dsie- og Seloe<
9otalog, ligele6es Briier paa 9u0er
90 &elsparer; alt lenot portofrit for
1Oc Grim9rfer eller Splp. Gratis
til oem Der lfifiber til eller fipber al
%. Sfrib til Sur Sept, Sc. %.
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For SaIa.-Kom til sgd Texas. Hjsmss.

TOR 9a'9. gernes Paraddis, til Nueces coan-
Y og beseg Corpus Christi, Go1fens Neapel.
En umaadelig Eft~ersp9rgsel her efter Land,
Diet sidste oe bedste iUnionsstaterne, netop
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Gftcr @eocbmffen. Sioite llge
toni nneo ct SrGn fra Montana en-
| en- Iromnefosie inbeiluttet @eOe-
buff al Mllgora @arieteten, Ser bar
betroet @ells Sarge &ompogniet til
N%elergelie ne0 til Mrfonias. 8uffen
bar %aabenbart en- fribe6sel1f en0e Sea-
tur, Der life fanot fig tilfreoS me0
Spboloet | &asien. S bpert 6olo
foretog Dem ct Nngreb paa Ben meo
fine Sorn, l1tco BET Meinltat, at ben
mart bar paa 6rifoo / set 8afbns,
bpor &aslen benitoo / bette 9ieblif.
sfjpnt Glerfenc / @~rpreisfompagniet
ellers CT 6rape 6olf, bar 8nffea
Dog for megct for Dem, og set pareoe
life lGngc, il0en @llffen bar u0e paa
@aoen, Dppr Ser mart iumleoe Jig.
Ell flor Stare Drenge, JONI ~forfnlgte
Den. G11 %0Dreuenlig Wano tit ben.
befriet for fine Jorfglgere % gap ben
forelpbigt giDl / fin 5talo, inotil
ban fif opipurgt, bpor ben bgrte
bjen1me, og paa ben Man6e fit 81
electromagnetic lin Mpnoling tilba=
ge. @ienipnet bar 0og life iarlig
penifabeligt, % oa Buffen fit ben.
&asie at ie, iom ben netop bar ill,p=
pet bort fra, bar &rigen paa ct bpn-
genoe 9aar nar u6br11ot paarp. Beo.
at binoe 8ene11e paa ben bleD bog
oens pifoe Dob flet, % grpreisfol.
fene ipiIote ingen Eio meo at fac
ben enot iDSpao.
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Charles MDebntaln al Weit 81


Slar'es Ngepata1l'1 q sSelf 81
Sall, Ger lom#l1leooe1 Tor noge1 oper
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Mnorc,u SfpDg, en- bel fie10t
lDeniffe6t ct. 8onl 8orger, er of
gooet peb Dsoen / lit Stem, 437
Mount Soa Street, ~ Nnr CANT
mel. 9at1 TOM ira Sverige til ct.
Nanl 1868 og bar meo Sper 0elto=
get I oct 1pel11fe f1rtel1ge Mrbejoe Der
I gDet1, Tom Weolem at oct lpelllfe
M1sl1ons 2abernatel. 9on por
Strgooer at 9aanoperf og bar or
De1oef oeo ut 6og l'1of1l Tor ct Nlor
11oen. 9o11 e1terlooer 11g gnte % 1
Ss1ll1er, Doorof oe'1 enc, Anorem,
Dor I Wf11111eapol1s o9 par ppret
.vteolem al SDroaoet Der, ent1l og
'Sol1ll1el' Der or1oer oeres SaoerS
9aonooprt Der BDen, og Sscor>
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Galuunippr9smaalet benitaar e,1b

acknowledgements benitaar el1b-
III paa Oct nitfre ber / 8pen. S
pisle 8reoie er man tilbgjelig til at
forlonge, at ct. SAUL 1fal fglgc
minneapolis @fsempel og luffe 81.
II, men 5oloonfolfene er ielpfplge-
Zig imoo bette. Set CT, fer ligeiom
/ Min1eopolis Breiterne, ser trG=
Ser / 5fronfen for &l. II 2ufnil,=
gen, men Sc bor biotil life taget
1oeet Sfri0t / Sen @etning % bill,
pentelig intet gjere, fer oe bar talt
Sugen ODER peo nelte Me0e at Hrp-
lteforeninge11. 6orgprigt flages Ser
pner, at Sen ,n1beren0e Ordinance
ON 2ufning A. IL meget ofte biz
Der opertroaot, laaleoes 1oe efter
@omlinc og paa Slice og ct. Eeter
Street, bnor u0ifillige Solooner IL
ges at boloe aobent felt til &l. /.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-21
Mrs. Lucy IL. DinsmOre.

After an illness of several years, result
ing from pneumonia, Mrs Dinsmore
died at her home in this village, last
Thursday evening The funeral services
at the house were impressive. Rev. Mr..
Crane, her pastor. portrayed her beauti-
full character with his strong, original
sentences and with the quiet pathos
that personal sorrow alone can give
He spoke of her devotion to the Univer-
salist church, of which she was an ex
ample of it's religious purposes. she
had confidence in Sod. and was beauti-
fully human. Her happiness she found
in the happiness of others. Her heart
was tenderly sensitive to the grief of
others, and many found comfort in the
touch of her sympathizing spirit. She
thought that theology and creeds con-
Germ the intellect and that religion is
matter of the heart. and that one may
have it whether In the church or out of
1t To her, religion is the most natural
thing in the world, and the want of 1t
the most unnatural The full benefit of
such a life Is not realized until after 1t is
ended, and then we painfully miss 1T
In the evening she fell asleep, to awake
In the eternal morning,
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-21
BINGHAM.

s. A. Smith. who Ia on the grand Jury
went to Skowhegan Tuesday morning.
He was accompanied by his wife who
will visit relatives.
Jane Reynolds has gone to Birch
Point to work for John Witham in the
hotel
Marion Clark of Garatunk Is the guest
of Mary Clark this winter
j. j. Sander and wife have returned
from Boston.
Maurice Chase has been paperine for
W. B. Goodrich and is now at work for
Forest Colby.
Chester Rollins will soon make quite
an addition to his house in the form of a
wing on the north side.
John Bray is saving wood with his
gasoline engine power in the village.
Nellie Reynolds will stop with Mrs.
Sidney Goodrich for the present while
her mother is at Birch Point
Ralph Sterling of Caratunk was in
tewn Tuesday last.
Mrs. Thomas Cahill, who has been in
town few days returned 10 Boston on
Tuesday morning. Her nephew went
with her and will remain for visit.
The wind of Sunday night tangled up
the wires of the Maine line and the
Farmers line making the confusion of
tongues more than usual. Amos Baker
and Leon Goodrich put the wires in
place Monday morning.
Bingham village schools will com.
mepce April LIST and the same teachers
have been secured for the grammar, in
termediate and primary grades.
Winnie Steward and wife who have
been working at Dead Water the past
winter for Frank Haines are now at
home
The social dance on the evening of the
evening Of the 18th was very pleasant
occasion.
Ada Lander of Boston is among friends
In town for few daay.
Mrs. Ben Smith of Norrdgewock was
the guest of Mrs. Thomas Collins last
week.
An accident occurred at the Am.
Shoe Finding Mill last Tuesday forenoon
when one of the workmen, Bert Good
rich wss quite severely hurt. He was
in the sorting room and In stepping
back to let someone pass when his frock
caught on set screw in the end of
shaft carrying him around several times
and tearing off some of his clothing.
He is badly bruised but there seems to
be no bones broken, and it Is hoped his
recovery will be rapid. His wife who
was visiting her father, Daniel Williams
in Embden was sent for and arrived as
soon as possible
Among those attending the meeting of
the Joint Committee of schools from out
of town were S. <. Pierce, 4. K. Young
of West Forks. r. II Stirling of Cara
funk. G. A. Robinson of Concord, Rev.
y. G. March of Athens, w. r Golf and
p. G.. Foss of Moscow.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-21
Somerset Town Meetings.

CARATUNK, March i8-Elmer L. Sterling,
moderator; Ernest A. Sterling, town clerk;
Ernest A. Sterling, Philander Baker, Bert L.
Spaulding, selectmen; Fred Clark, treasurer;
Eugene Clark, school committee; Crosby
Spauld ng, collector. Money was raised for
the following purposes; schools, $3.50; high
ways, $500; other imposes, S457.5o.
MOOSE RIVER, March 49, II. Colby,
moderator M +. Holden, clerk; II. w.
Holden, S. f. Holden, M. S. Moore, select.
men; NJ. E. Holden, treasurer K. +. Colby,
school committee; Ira McDaniels, collector
Money was raised for the following purposes
Schools, 5000; highways, $3.50; other pur-
poses, So25.
HIGHLAND, March I8-E. + Wills, mod
orator; W. c. Stafford, clerk; w. C. Stafford,
L. c. Parsons \. K Dunphy, selectmen; c
f. Bradbury treasurer; a. X. Dunphy, l
year. Warren Could. 3 years, school com
mttee; !. w. Howard, collector. Money
was raised for the following purposes
Schools, $500; highways, $3.50; other pur-
poses, s3os
MAYflELD, March I8-L. D. Brown, mod
orator; II. 5. Brown, clerk l.. ID. Brown,
I. NJ. Wyman, NJ. f. Millett, selectmen;
B. W. Adams treasurer II. 5. Brown, super
visor; w. Adams, collector. Money was
raised for the following purposes; Schools.
500; highways, 5000; other purposes, S2Io.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-21
~ The News of SOmerset's Busy Towns ~
HlNCKLEY.

Cooper Remedies at Bucknam's Show
hogan.
One of the most enjoyable social events
OF the season was that which occurred on
Friday evening, March IS, at Ryerson
hall, when the ladies Of the Kennebec c.
side club entertained the gentlemen. The
Invitation had been issued in the form Of
kilograms, and some of the gentlemen had
hesltaied 10 read the little missives for
fear OF the news they might contain The
program for the evening, which was 10
charge OF the president, Mrs. Ethel futile,
opened with the roll call, each member
responding with some interesting item In
French history. Then followed the song
"Marseillaise" cy the club quartet, accom-
panied by Miss Faith Hlnckley. After
this came al amusi g contest 10 telegram
writing in which he prizes were won oy
Mrs. Asa Pratt, and c F. Nutter. MISS
Barbara Weaver then gave vocal solo IL
very pleasing manner. Refreshments
we're served consisting OF WEIGH raTeolt
and shrimp, olives, ice cream, cake aod
punch. The napkins were decorated with
French fligs and the guests were waited
upon in a most accep able manner by
tour young ladies wearing caps and aprons
of the French coIors The club has been
interested in the study of France this
year aud thus the French colefs were
prominent The rooms we're very prettily
decorated, the club colors, green aod
white, also being used. The gentlemen
very kindly rendered several vocal seec-
tons which were much appreciated. The
affair was thoroughly Ell oyed ty all who
attended and al the close, before saying
good night Mr.. H. B. Watson led the
gentlemen in giving three hearty cheers
for the ladies'
The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-21
TOWN OF SK0MHEGM.
Assessors Notice,

The inhabitants of the town OF Skowhegan
and others having taxable property within
said town are hereby notified and requested
to bring in to the undersigned, assessors of
said town, true and perfect lists of their polls
and all their estate, real and personal. includ-
ing money on hand, and all money loaned on
property, hypothecated upon mortgages,
bonds, Deeds notes. due bills and memoran-
dums, or in any manner SO invested that in.
terest or other consideration shall be paid or
become due thereon, debts due more than
owing. and all property held in trust as Guar
dian, Executor, Administrator, or otherwise,
which they are possessed of on the first day
of April, 1907, and to b. prepared to sub
stantiate the same by oath.
All persons owning Real Estate, whose
property was assessed in the wrong name or
by wrong description in the inventory Of
1000 or who have purchased or sold Real
Estate within the past year, will call at the
Assessors Office during the time specified
below and have proper corrections and trans
fers made Tor 1907.
And for the purpose of receiving said lists
and making transfers OF Real Estate, the I'M
designed will be in session in their rooms in
Ordway's Block. Tuesday, the and day of
April, and each Saturday during the month
of April, 1907 from to 4 P. m, and any
personal examinations or conversation about
the valuation thereof by the Assessors will
not be considered as waiver for neglect of
any person in bringing in true and perfect
lists as required by law.
Those persons who neglect to comply with
this notice will be barred by law from appeal
ing from the decision of the Assessors on
their application for abatement for many errors
| in property taxed to them; and will be fur
| Their liable to an additional valuation of as
per cent for neglect or evasion in true state
ment of ownership of taxable property,
r. F. PARKER,
S. Fl. BRADBURY,
A. n. WYMAN,
2wI2 Assessors.