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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-30
CITY NEWS
MRS. WALSH gNTERrAINs.

Mrs. J. J. Walsh entertained pleas
 ant party of young people yesterday af ternoon at her home on Quality Hill in honor of her daughter, Jessie May $ thirteenth birthday The merry-mak- ! ing began with a peanut hunt, in
 which the prize for finding the most
 nuts, a pretty book, fell to Master Palmer Beckwith. This amusement
 was followed by a series of games and guessing contests, after which the
 guests were treated to a short but
 artistic musical program. Miss Jessie | May sang "A Dream" 'Violets," and
 Afraid to Go Home in the Dark" and ] Miss Coral Muirhead, the little violin | ist, played I'll Trovatore," and "The
 Flower Song"
 Refreshments of ice cream and
 cake fruit and popcorn were served
 Miss Jessie May was the recipient of
 many beautiful gifts and innumerable
 wishes for many more happy birth days. Those present were: Misses Jessie May Walsh, Jennie Warren,
 Coral Muirhead, Emma Bell, Florence Watkins. Ethel Hancock, Barbara Wat kins, Lela Moore, Ethel Porter, Annie Wallace, Mildred Hart, Helen Elmer son, Amy Patten, Viogretta Downs,
 Nellie Pugh, Josephine Muirhead and Miss Vance, Mir. Clarence E. Krinbill
 Leonard Temby, Gerard Downs, Tom, my Leech, Maynard Newman, Charley Mckay, Palmer Beckwith and Mes danes T. E. Downs, C. E. Pugh, Walter Denison and J. J. Walsh.
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COUNTRY CLUB INVITATIONS.

Invitations will be sent out today to the opening of the Warren District Country club on September f to 6. The secretary stated yesterday that all members who have not received their membership cards can get them on the nights of the opening. All those who have signed to take stock are privileged to invite a friend, and the grounds and club house will he open to them,
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DANCE WELL ATTENDED.

The dance which was given last night by the Bisbee band was well at tended. and those present had a most enjoyable evening. The floor was in fine condition, while the music was all that could be asked. The band boys have been most careful in their prep arations for the management of their dances, and they have become quite nnnnlar
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South Bend, ind, August 19. 1908. To the Stockholders of the Southwest
 ern Mining Company: Q
 You and each of you will please take notice that a special meeting Of the stockholders of hesSouthwestern Min ing Company will be held at the of fee of the company at Naco. Arizona, on the 9th day of September, 1908. al 5 o'clock p. ni- to consider proposi- ton for the sale of the entire assets and property of the company. ard for the transaction of such other bust ness in connection herewith as may come before tae meeting
 By order of the Board of Directors I1I24 F. N. BONNIE, Secretary
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HAS GOOD POSITION.

J. D. Hughlett. formerly principal of the Cananea schools and last year professor of mathematics in the Cen tral school of Bisbee, writes that he has been elected principal of the pub lie schools of Taylor, Texas, and that he is well pleased with his location and surroundings. MT. Hughlett made many friends in Bisbee who will be glad to hear of his pleasant location.
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HAVE UNITED FORTUNES.

George E. Briggs and Miss Ruby Me Gary, it has just been learned, were
 united in marriage last Thursday at Warren. The groom is well known miner, who is at present employed at the Holbrook. The bride has been in the Warren district only few months.
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TWO pRuNKS.

Two prisoners were arraigned be- fore Justice Hogan yesterday on charge of disturbing the peace. One was a Mexican and the other an Irish man. The Mexican got seven and one-half days, the ITishman five days, and the justices friends are accusing him of showing partiality to his fellow countryman. The justice maintains, however, that the cases were judged solely on their merits.
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The work of clearing Brewery Gulch of the large amount of debris washed down by the last and most disastrous storm, has about been completed, and the street in good condition once more. The city authorities are most sincsxely hoping that the last of the ioo<& for 1908 has made it's appear ance.
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OLD GUARD.
Famous Old Tombstone Mine May
 Again Become Producer.

Colonel Best went east yesterday morning with an elaborate set of samples from the Old Guard, which run away up. It was of the same gen. eral character that made that prop eTty prominent; black manganese run ming high in silver, only the present strike is vastly richer than anything heretofore uncovered in that property.
 If this showing is satisfactory, 1t is a certainty that the Old Guard will speedily resume, the workings, hoist, and other improvements being in first class order.
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STAGE FOR LEADVILLE.

Stage for LeadviIle COurtland and Gleason leaves Brophy's stable, Lowell, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at s a. n. sharp. Leaves Leadville Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 a. m. Fare S2.5O each way. 1004 Automobiles for rent at The South western Motor Car Co. Call up 29S.
 E5
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Dr. ScheIl, of Tucson, Arizona's s leading optician, will be here about September 18th on his regular quarter ly visit, with a full line of glasses. Wait for him and have your eyes ex- amined free by an expert. We do not make any house to house canvass. nor employ any solicitors
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INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL
 OF WOMEN

GENEVA. Aug 2s-With delegates present from many countries the h. ternatidnal Council os Women opened it's congress here today and will re- main in session until September 2. Prominent among the representatives from the United States are Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, Mrs Kate Weller Bar rett. Mrs Ida Husted Harper, ,. s...ss ..s Elizabeth B. Grannis and Miss Bina M. West
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FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BOOKS
 AND SUPPLIES.

At tae Lowell branch of the Copper Queen store Same books and same prices. A pencil shaped scholer's companion containing pencil, penhold- CT and rule will be given with every purchase of books and supplies.
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BuRNs-MoIR FIGHT PICTURES AR
 RIVE IN NEW YORK.

- Manager Mackenzte received a tel eggam stating that the Moir fight pictures, which took place in London. England. had arrived in New York and will be shown in~ Bisbee about September 3rd.
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Don't forget the Democratic Barbecue at Lewis Springs Sunday. Train leaves at 8:45 A. M. Fare from Bisbee or NaGo, S1.00; children Soc. 122
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We take this means of expressing our thanks to our friends for their many kindnesses during the sickness and death of our little Dorothy.
 MIR. AND MRS. B. F. GALUSHA.
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DANCE AT NAco.

Quite a number of Bisbeeites went to Naco last night to attend a dance given there for the benefit of the ball
 team Dancing continued until a late hour. and the affair was well attend
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FOR SALE.

Old papers, 25c. per hundred. Ap- ply Review office.
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CHANGE OF PROGRAM TODAY
 Entire change of program, Theatre Royal today. Matinee 2:30; evening 7;15.
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LITTLE GIRL VISITOR.

MT. and Mrs. Cornette of Johnson Addition are happy over the arrival of a fine baby girl at their home
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See Dr. Swigert's ad.

Afternoon and evening classes are being formed at the Y. W. c. A. for teaching stenography, Spanish and fine needle work. Apply Y. w. c. A. for further details. 134
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Miss Adkins class in elocution and physical culture is now forming. Opens Monday, August 31. Apply yellow house above Baptist church. s9
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The dining room of the Royal Hotel has been re-opened under the new management of Mrs. B. Hogan.
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MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Clarence E. Krinbill, pianist, will re- sume teaching at his studio Saturday, Aug. %. 1S3 School Hill. Phone 412. Ill
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MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Clarence E. Krinbill. pianist. has re turned from his vacation ( nd resumed teaching at his, studio, 1S3 School Hig- Phone 412.
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CHANGE OF PROGRAM TODAY
 Entire change of program. Theatre Royal today. Matinee 2:30; evening
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J. B. Nelson has been elected cap
 tain of the new company of the Ari- zona National Guard recently organ ized at Mesa.
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Alhambra wholesale ice cream. 1rs
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The MuIhoIand School for Girls, San Antonio, Texas Opens "Wednesday  Wellesley Buildings and spacious school and with all the
  for advanced music elocuon literature For book address,
 Principal MuIhoIiand School Augusta
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BREWERY euLcH CLEAR.

Read Dr. swigert's ad.
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Don't forget the Democratic Barbecue at Lewis Springs Sunday. Train leaves at 8:45 A. M. Fare from BiSbee or NaCo, $1.00; children Soc. 122
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Six thousand dollars have been al ready raised toward the fund for the erection of the Warren District Coun- try club house.
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IMMEDIATE RESULTS s
WANTEn

WANTEo-situation as chambermaid
 in rooming house or hotel. P. o. Box 1880 150
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WANT ED-Young man who has a
 few spare houIs each afternoon de sires position, bookkeeping prefer red ACdIt-e Box 6S3 City. g.
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FOR SAL

FOR SALE-160 acres river bottom land, good improvements, 1 mile from station, or will trade for to s room house close in. Mrs. B.
 Turner. Lewis Springs, Ariz. 149
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WkNTE0 25 Men to Board at the % -----z C. 6 A. HOUSE. Board first class. Home Cooking. Plenty of fresh milk.
 Board, S1 per day.
 Rooms, $5 per month. Clean and quiet place, centrally located.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
BROWNS CoRNeR-CAxAAx.

Rev. o. NJ. Chase conducted relig-
ious services at the city school house
Sunday afternoon and ne will have a
meeting at the above named school
house each evening this week com
mencing at 7.30 p. m. Let all attend
and assist in the good work.
Mrs. o. NJ Chase and sister, Mrs
Addie LaPlant passed Wednesday in
Skowhegan with relatives.
Mrs. Everett Damon went to Hart
land Sunday to visit in the home of
her son John Maxwell.
Cecil Chase has been confined to
the house by illness for few days.
Alfred Moore of Skowhegan is stop
ping at Aaron Soule's for IA few days.
Mrs. Clara Whitney of Turner, Me.
is visiting with Mrs. Everett Damon.
Mrs. Whitney was Il former resident
of Hartland.
Norman Perry who has been work
ing for Mrs. Mary Thompson has gone
to Skowhegan to work.
Jesse Larey of Hartland shot fine
deer Saturday in the vicinity of Bur
rill's Camp, North Hartland.
Leon Buker, Skowhegan was at G.
IL. Chase's Sunday night. He started
early Monday morning deer hunting
in the vicinity of North Hartland.
Mrs. Clara Salisbury and children,
Celia and Stella visited Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Gray and
children Doris and Madeline of Pitts
field passed Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Fairbr other.
John Wyman is at home from Old
town where he has been digging ship
knees.
Aaron Soule and crew have COM
menced work for F. S. Burrill cutting
and hauling logs.
Bert Larey of Hartland shot a nice
large deer Monday
What came near being a serious ac-
cident happened Monday. Selden
Fitzgerald with his team and Earl
Sanborn with Carl Fitzgerald's team
went across Black Stream for a load
of wood. They crossed on the ice all
right but When they came back Mr..
Fitzgerald with his team landed safe
~ but Sanborn had not got but few
feet from the shore when the ice gave
way and the horses and sled were in
the water. After much difficulty they
were finally rescued, one horse being
much chilled from his ice cold bath.
There is to be a Christmas tree at
the City schoolhouse on the evening
of Dec, %. The teacher, Miss Eva
Jewell, with her pupils are trying for a
good program and it is hoped that all
will try and help to make 1t a success.
Every body welcome.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
SOlON.

P. S. Longley went to Dexter Wed
nesday to attend the meeting of the
Maine Dairymen.
Roy Rowel went up to Sandy
Wednesday to work for George
Chase.
Mrs. lothian Whipple who has been
been sick about two weeks does not
seem to be gaining. Mrs. Elias
Smith is caring for her.
Fred Magoon was in Bingham on
business Wednesday.
Misses Mary and Edith Wilson are
home from Brookline for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Dudley Healy went to North
Arson Saturday afternoon,
Miss Lulu Irvine has gone to Port
land as clerk in Eastman's.
Mrs. Livonia Hughes is sick this
week.
Lionel Lombard was sick in bed
Monday.
Mrs. Aston Rowell has closed her
house and gone down to her
mothers.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Jones of MAIDS
was in town Friday.
Louis Whipple of WateryiIle was in
town over Sunday.
Scion Creamery Co. are scraping
the ice on the brook preparatory to
cutting.
Frank Ames and men of Norridge
wock was In Monday changing the
Central office in to the lower part of
the store occupied by the milliner.
Mr.. Roy Danforth was in town
Tuesday working on the telephone
line.
Roland French's little girl was
quite sick the first of the week.
P. j. Hill was home from Sandy
over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Dyer and niece, Miss
Effie Williams went to North Arson
the last of the week.
The Pulp Co. are removing their
log haul.
The party of men who are up river
improving the last of the hunting
season are Azel Jones, l.. l.. Patterson
and friend and Ivan Ward.
Ivan Ward was called home by the
illness of his baby who was threaten
ed with pneumonia but we under
stand is improving.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
CANAAN.

There will be a Christmas tree at
the Grange hall on Thursday evening,
Dec. oath to which everyone is cor
daily invited. There will be a short
entertainment by the school children
and young people.
On next Sunday there will be a
Christmas sermon in the morning and
concert in the evening at the church.
Everyone is invited to attend these
services.
Mrs. Florence Hodsdon Lewis died
Monday morning after long illness.
Funeral at the Moores Mill school
house on Wednesday at 10 O'Clock.
Miss Gertrude Moody who is teach
in Pembroke, N. H., is home for the
holiday vacation.
G. E. Jewell, George Smith and
Edin Holt have had the Farmers
Telephone put in their homes this
week.
Rev. s. w. Treworgy's sister, Miss
Cheney Treworgy of Surry, Maine
is i'll town, the guest of Mrs. H. c.
Cover.
Mrs. Mabel Harris is in Waterville
this week.
Mrs. Addie Holt is attending the
meeting of the State Grange in Wa
terville.
Samuel Walker from New Portland
is in town for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mason, who have
been in Hartland for several weeks,
returned home last Sunday.
Mr., Frank RoWell and several of
our teachers attended the teachers
convention at Madison last Saturday
Mrs. Florence Cardinal of Skowhe-
gan is spending the holidays with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nelson.
Mrs. Jennie Bean and friend Miss
Minnie Russell from Skowhegan were
in town Sunday.
Drs. w. j. Lewis and Stinchfield
performed an operation on Arthur
Reynolds last Monday which was
very successful.
Mr., Edgar E. Clifford has bought
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
EMBDEN

AT the meeting of the Emerson S.
|. League Dec. IL, it was voted to
discontinue the dues during vacation.
Monday morning the new motto
"Never Give Up" was hung in the
school room. The League with the
money received for dues, bought the
motto and had it framed. This school
will close Dec. 15
Sunday school and preaching ser
vices will be held in the Emerson
School house at the usual hour Sun
day. Those who have been able to
attend report much good derived
from the special meetings at North
Arson but all are anxious for the
meetings to open at the school house
again.
Plans are in PROCESS for organizing
Larkin club of twelve in Emblem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barron and little
daughter, Evelyn called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Berry Sunday afternoon.
Walter Stafford IF Lexington was in
town Friday.
The Washington school will close
this week.
Mrs. Mark Gordon has been on the
sick list for 5he past week. She Is
much better row.
The less money man has the
fewer visits he receives from his
doctor
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
Madison Street Prices Do 1t.

Miss Mamie Osgood of Yinal Haven
spent Thanksgiving and the following
week with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Jones.
The Odd Fellows of Wesserrunsett
Lodge have fixed upon Tuesday, Dec.
30 as the date of their anniversary
An entertainment. the nature OF
which is to be determined later will
be followed by a grand ball.
Mrs. L. N. Ellingwood, who has
been in Boston for the past two
months has returned home.
The private school to begin the
Monday after Christmas has become
an assured thing much to the satisfac-
tion of all and particularly to those
who have pupils to attend. The
school will be taught by Mr.. Harold
G. Doe. The superintendent G. G.
Hight will assume the direction and
supervision of the pupils in their re-
spective grades to the end that the
most work possible may be accom- :
plished at the end Of the school year.
The Christmas exercises of the
Union Sunday School will be held at
Wesserrunsett Hall on Christmas
night friday. A program to please
the old and young is being arranged
while it is hoped there will be pres
ents for everyone. All are cordially
invited.
The M. E. B. society meets with the
President, Mrs. l.. G. Williams this
week Friday.
County commissioner L. G. Will
4
of The Forks, where they had been
on hunting trip since the previous
Friday, bringing with them four fin
bucks.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
BINGHAM.

Hunters are hurrying home with
their deer. A great many were
shipped from this station this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark of Cara
funk were recently in town.
Horace Craig intends to start for
Boston next Monday where he will
spend few weeks.
Mrs. Briggs and daughter Iva of
Briggs Landing were in town this
week.
Alice Carney was confined to the
house by illness on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Pittsfield
spent part of last week in town with
her husband.
Roy Savage is in Portland this
week
The Cong. Church Circle will hold a
sale at the Fraternity building next
Friday afternoon with supper from
$3.50 to 7, and an entertainment in
the evening.
VIM. Paris of Caratunk was in town
this week
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Givens of
Pittsfield were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCollar few days also of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Hunnewell.
The Supt. of Schools and all of the
Bingham village teachers attended
the teachers meeting at Madison last
Friday.
Mrs. Charles E. Ball returned
Saturday night from seven weeks
stay at Somerville, Mass. where she
went to be treated by an oculist. She
returns somewhat improved.
Mrs. Roxinda Williams of Scion
died at Scion last Sunday She was
the widow of the late j. q. A. Will
iams and formerly lived in Moscow.
Funeral services were held in the
Cong Church at p. m. on Tuesday.
A stray robin is seen each day at
Anon Bakers perching on the vines
over the porch and taking the meals
provided for him by Mrs. Baker who
feels very proud of her boarder, The
same robin called at DIR. Williams
piazza on Sunday last
Frank Smith, formerly of Bingham,
now a resident of Concord was in
town last Tuesday.
VIM. Laid of Oakland was recently
in town.
Enoch Osgood is cutting various
kinds of wood on his wood lot IN
Moscow. Mrs. Osgood is with her
husband and they have very comfort
able quarters in their camp.
Christmas shoppers are busy
making selections of gifts for friends.
The grange held an all day meeting
last Saturday. In the forenoon the
last two degrees were conferred upon
three candidates and three more
were elected. After bountiful
dinner they elected the following Of
fcers: Master, George Gordon;
overseer, Mrs. Hosea B. Whipple;
lecturer Lillian j. Washburn; Chap
lain, Cyrena F. Carl; secretary, May
a. Baker; treasurer, Joseph B. Whit
ney; steward, John II. Savage; lady
assistant steward, Mrs. J. Fl. Savage;
Pomona, Mrs. Lucy P. Chase; Flora,
Mrs. Viola Jones; Ceres, Mrs. Ha-
dassa Robinson.
You can find a good variety of
Christmas goods at w. B. Goodrich's
store and aloe counter worth men
tioning.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
SOUTH SOLON

Snow enough now for good sleigh
ing and everybody seems to be i'm
proving it.
Bascomb's steam saw mill has fin
ished saving the lumber on the Lew
Stinchfield lot cutting out over 400, :
00H feet and have moved to the John
Savage lot in Bingham.
Henry Hoyt is cutting wood and
poplar on his lot in South Scion. He
intends to cut 100 cords of wood.
Lula Jewett is at home for two
weeks vacation.
John r. Jewett has been in poor
health for the last few weeks.
A. @. Head moved Bascomb's mill
last week.
John Abbott is at work for Henry
Hoyt.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
NORTH CORNVllLe.

Professor Bryant of Pittsfield Bust.
ness College 1872, made his pupil, G. w
Bates, pleasant call last week.
Geo. Emerson of Plymouth called
at G.. w. Bates, Wednesday. Mr.
Emerson travels for Phosphate con-
Germ, and was schoolmate of Mr.
Bates about 30 years ago.
j. s. Swain, for the T. R. Savage Co
of Bangor was in town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Marcia Hopkins is sick with 8
bad cold.
Rosa Collins has been home from E
Madison Mills the past week with q
bad cold.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
Sales for Unpaid Taxes.
Unpaid taxes

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sdta
sandh previously
of FebruaryA A. a min a m mott
of
dams Carrie Kennebec
SQ
Blanchad IandM 200
Drawn, ohm Woodo n George
r. on lin
Drea,W liam B. Iferso Hos Fronts 1000
Dusty Charles E. House. East Front of Park
school 28so
Mrs. E O or
10 l. LOO
McNann, William Bglow land
"'oN' LOO
Morrow, 1. H.. Galway House Land a
Rogers MS James futile farm, River Road near Hem
Randall Nye lot Canaan line
{. Nc 9, Edgewood Park
Whiting Mrs c. p House Turner Ave
Skowhegan, A d, 1905
FRANK p PENNELL,
o for the aid Town
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
SHARKS.

Perley Lock, an aged citizen of this
place is gradually failing as the result
of a paralytic shock of week ago.
The parties that cut the wood on
the James Lock place are now busy
hauling it to Madison to be shipped
away.
About five inches of snow fell in
this section Friday and Saturday
which made business lively. Those
who are not hauling wood and lum-
Der are harvesting their ice which is
in very good condition.
Bessie Ultz and Leland Gray who
have been attending high school at
New Sharon, are home for an indefi-
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
Wheels and :
Farms Wagons

Get your prices elsewhere. Then
come to us and we will sell you so
much cheaper you will think we are
making you present. We buy our
Wheels in carload lots and can make
profit at figures that drive our com
petitors to despair.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17

the Cover farm in Canaan and is
getting the lumber out to make ex-
tensive repairs on the buildings.
He is hoping to have it ready TO
move on To by another fall.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-17
Il The News of Somerset's Busy Towns X

mite length of time as the school has
closed on account of scarlet fever.
Miss Ellen Witham is home from
Wilton on a three weeks vacation.
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