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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1908-02-20
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j. II. Hussey of Oakland was in
town on business, Thursday and Fri
day.
Dr. S. f Green returned, Friday
noon, from a few days. trip in Auburn.
A. c. Dinsmore of Bingham was in
town, "Wednesday morning.
E. +. Barker of Norridgewock
Granite works was in town, Thursday,
setting a monument for Mr.. Octavius
Thompson.
Miss Matte Young returned home,
Saturday, from Benton Falls, where
she has jus st closed a term OF school.
Miss Lottie Smith of Portland is
spending a weeks vacation in town
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Smith.
Mr. Witha am of Skowhegar and Miss
Corson of Madison were i'll town, Sat
urday night, and played for ball in
Caratunk hall.
Rev. A A. Callaghan is suffering
from severe attack of the grip.
DR.. S. +. Green war in Bingham,
Monday, to do some surgical work
There will be a special meeting of
the Ladies Home Circle with Mrs. 7.
S. Longley, Thursday afternoon.
A. w. ROwell went to Fairfield on
business, Tuesday,
Elias Smith is home from the woods.
The Pulp Co. are harvesting their
ice from Fall Brook.
Mrs. Carrie Patterson went to
Madison shopping, Friday afternoon.
Friday evening, Feb. 81, Athens
Academy will present the drama,
"School Marin" in Caratunk hall.
Tuesday evening the NJ Z. Society
held Leap Year social in the hall;
there was a large attendance and a
good sum was realized.
Scott Kincaid is~fn town visiting
old friends.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Clark wish to
express their most heartfelt thanks
to the many friends, who so kindly
assisted them in their bereavement,
especially to those who so kindly
came to the house and watched there
with their little one. And to those
who fur nished such beautiful flowers
and in many other ways tried to
tighten their heavy burden; and our
wish is that when they are called to
pass through like affection, there
will not be lacking willing hands held
out, as theirs were held out to us.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Clark.
Scion, Feb. Il, 1908.
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CANAAN.

The &. {. C's met with Mrs. Chas.
Jewell on Tuesday evening, Feb. 11th,
and spent very pleasant evening.
The subject for the evening was
Washington and Lincoln and very
interesting TO all. Next meeting will
be March 10th.
Tue Canaan High School closed
Friday, after term of eleven weeks.
Mr.. Taylor left for his home in Mex
leo Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Lord were in
Skowhegan Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Christie Furbet is spending the
week in Skowhegan.
Charles Crommett is very low with
Miss Eva Williams is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Carl Holt at Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Harris passed
Thursday with relatives in Water
Vile.
At the next regular meeting of Sun
rise Chapter o. E. s., Saturday
evening Feb. %, an interesting en-
tertainment consisting of dialogues,
readings, recitatjons, tableaux and
music, VIII pe gwen NoifosniH0hOe
will he served.
Thursday night, Feb. 20, will be
observed as Gentlemen's Night at
Canaan Grange.
Friends of Sam Walker, gave him a
surprise party Wednesday evening
About twenty were present and re
port very pleasant time.
NJ. aud Miro EraI yinka haua ra
turned from Clementsport, Nova
Scotia, where they have been visit
ing relatives for several weeks. They
were accompanied on their return by
Will Randing, who after Il stay OF
several days in Canaan, Went to
Brunswick on Monday.
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DEATHS.

Fort Fairteld-Fshruary IL. Mrs. Charles
Good, aged 70 wears
Skow hegan-FebrumV III. tecelta daught
er of Mr.. aud Mrs. ChaS. Nichols, aged yeai )
Fairheld-FebruaIA Ii. Frank Farrs. aged
~ venlS.
Jackmau-February Is. Mrs. Margaret NJ
Newton, aged 81 years.
New Portland-Fehrnary y. MIS-. tbbie Day
aged ~ years.
Mercer-Fehruary ;, Mrs. &. X. Allen.
PIpestone. Mimi, Ichabod h. smith for
merlY of y uson, aged 70 years.
Mercer-February Il. e. Atwood Blaisdell
Skowhegan-February ~, nr. \. f. Gelina'
aged u years.
Athens-February 5. Mrs Mary Whittier
aged II years.
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eeowN,s CoRNFR-CaNaAN.

BROWNS CoRNeR-cANaAh.
Rev. o. N. Chase will have meeting
at Corson's school house in Athens
Sunday March /.
Mrs. Richard Chase and niece Mis-
Lillian Trask was at {. B. Chase
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew from thu
village visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman Barnes Wednesday.
Mrs. Herbert Purinton went Wed
nesday to see her mother, Mrs. Caro-
line Goodridge in South Canaan.
Mrs. Mary futile and Mrs. Rost
Fall of Cornyille passed Tuesday Will
Mrs. Frank Hubbard. Mrs. Pauline
X imball who has been with he
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Gould o
Skowhegan, returned Friday for ;
stay of several weeks in the home o
her granddaughter, Mrs. Hubbard.
Mrs. Horace Mason and Mrs
Alpheus Mason made trip Tuesday
to the camp of F. S. Burrill, NORTH
Hartland, to visit the formers hus
band who has employment there.
Lorenzo Starbird was in the place
Sunday enroute for Pittsfield. Mr.
Starbird has purchased and taker
possession of the farm known as the
Geddes farm, situated in Skowhegan
Mrs. Hebron Tilton of Pittsfeld
passed Tuesday with her aged father
Ripley Chase.
Omar Wheeler has employment
with Leroy Walton of Cornville and
his brother Harry Wheeler is working
for Hamilton, the druggist, of Hart
land,
Mrs. l.. W. Shean from the village
visited Thursday with Mrs II. l.
Purinton and Friday she passed the
day with Mrs. Laforest Barnes.
Mrs. John Richards is quite i'll al
the camp of F. s. Burrill, North Hart.
land. She is attended by DR.. l.. w
Shean.
Roscoe Hart who has been at Car
atunk working on the Farmers line
returned home Tuesday.
Cecil Lancaster who has employ
ment in the Northern region, was In
the place Saturday hiring men and
teams to work in the woods. Mr.
Lancaster went to his home in
Palmyra, Sunday.
Peter futile is confined TO the
house with symptoms OF pneumonia.
bIrs. Charles Allen who has been
quite i'll from a heart trouble is much
Better; her daughter, Mrs. Schuyler
Burrill was with her Thursday and
Friday.
J Mr.. +. G. Purinton recently lost a
nice COW from being choked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Chase and
daughter Hazel are sick with La
grippe. DIR. Blanchard of Hartland is
in attendance. Leon Buker and wife
have been quite sick with grip, also
Mrs. Jerry Larey and son Jesse are
confined to the house with prevailing
colds.
Arthur Burrill and Bonnie Fitz
gerald arrived home from the up
river woods whore they have been
employed. Friday, they report the
snow to be two and one half or three
feet deep in that section.
Mrs. Everett has been confined to
the house for few days from the
effects of rheumatism.
Mr.. Milford Withee entertained his
daughter, Miss Vesta and his father
and mother of Madison, Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. George Hubbard was confined
to the house last week from the effects
of bad cold.
Mr.. Wilson Fitzgerald and sons are
repairing their camp and building a
howell preparatory to numbering on
their back lot. Mrs. Carl Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Harry Nelson will do the
cooking for the crew.
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.

In the District Court of the United states for
the District of Maine in Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF
BANKRUPT.
To the creditors of William P.McClme, OF
Fairfield III the County of Somerset and
District aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
of February A. D. 1903, said William 7.
Mcclure was duly adjudlcated bankrupt,
and that the first meeting of his creditors
Will he held at Daniel Lewis Office In Skowhe
gan. Maine ON the 18th day OF March, A.
u. 1908, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims, appoint a trustee, exam
Inc the bankrupt and transact such other
business us may properly come before said
meeting. February II, A. -. 1908.
DANIEL LEWIS Referee In Bankruptcy
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plauded. Ii was the Intention that
the honors of the entertainment
should be divided between the orches-
ira and Miss Andrews, but the orches-
ira got so absorbed by Miss Andrew 3
inimitable impersonations that they
were more willing to furnish encores
than musical selections, in this they
were ably seconded ny the entire
audience. Miss Andrews very grace
fully responded to the appreciation
and with the occasional musical
selections, which were in themselves
fine entertainment, she Kept the
company in the highest of good feel
ing until past the hour of ten. Ii Is
rumored that Prof. Became came very
near missing the point of one of
Miss Andrews Jokes, it having
Jumped entirely away from him. We
are rather sorry to say that the larger
part of the audience caught it at once
but we sincerely hope that none re-
tain 1t.
Mr.. Fred Hurley and Miss Mitchell
of Skowhegan were in town Sunday
visiting friends.
Echo Lodge K. of P. have just pur-
chased Cecilian piano player which
they will use in their work. The
second rank was conferred i'll this
lodge on Tuesday evening. On next
Tuesday evening the third rank will
be conferred.
Mr.. l.. |. Mason has been moving
from the Simonds' house into the
rent over Miss HolbrOok's store. de
has had hard luck in getting settled.
His mother was taken sick during the
moving and has been so seriously i'll
that it was impossible to get the
house settled for some time after
moving in.
A very pleasing time was enjoyed
last week Wednesday evening by the
ladies' at whist party at the resi-
dence of Harry Carr; there were
three tables. On Tuesday evening of
this week they met with Mrs. Frank
Jewell and had a very enjoyable
evening.
Mr.. Alec futile has had cut and
hauled one hundred cords of cord
wood this season all Of which was
sold here.
Two gasoline saving outfits are
busy here in town working up the
wood piles. Mr.. Sorois has one and
Mr.. Scott Bigelow the other They
get balky once in while but the
most of the time they saw wood even
if they don't keep still.
Mrs Georgia Bruce and daughter,
Miss Eleanor, were called to Bath
last week by the illness of Mrs. Bruce s
sister who was recently injured i'll an
accident.
There was a concert in the Congre
gational church Sunday evening in
eommemoration of the anniversary
of the birthday of Abraham Lincoln.
In addition to the very pleasing pro
gram by the children was cornet
solo by Mr.. Tracey Stevens and
vocal solo by Mrs. Beane.
The Christian Endeaver gave a
supper in the vestry of the Congre-
galional church on Tuesday evening
of this week A very interesting
program was also furnished by our
local talent.
Glove song of the Bible" was the
subject of the ninth lecture OF the
course which Is being given by Rev.
j. H. Gould, in the Congregational
vestry on Wednesday evening of
this week.
The Christian Workers Club will
hold social on Thursday evening
for the members and u few united
friends.
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grammar and high in the afternoon,
the time being devoted to thorough
study of several suitable pictures by
each school. The teachers were as -
sisted by Dist Supt Ball except Miss
Gilman Of the grammar school, who
was so fortunate as to have help from
Rev. W. A. Richmond and J. j. Lam
der. The work of all the teachers In
these exercises was of a high order.
1t is hoped that one good picture can
be bought for each school. Mr.. Balls
efforts in making the opportunity for
the people to see so many fine pic
lures are much appreciated by all.
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BIRTHS.

rittsheld-Fehruary 10. TO the wife OF Albert
Cook, son.
Pittsheld-Febru;.1y T. to the wife of Harry
l.. Patten. a son.
Ittsheld-February II. TO the wife of Her
bert l.. Taylor, Il daughter.
Skow hegan-February y. To the wife of
John j. Haflermehl, a daughter.
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MARRIAGES.

North Cornville-February IL. by the Rev
j. r. Taylor, Mr.. Herbert f. Lincoln and Miss
Sadie Smith, both of Athens.
Skowhegan-FebruarN Is, by the bethany
Parsonage. MIR. Roland p. Perkins and Miss
Beatrice NJ. Galway, both of SkoW hegan.
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CORNvILLE.

By invitation of j. A. Hill few
neighbors gathered at the home of
Thomas Blackwell, Feb. II, to cele-
brate the anniversary of Mrs. Black
WELLS S1st birthday. A very pretty
birthday cake was made and present
ed by Mrs. Goodwin. A number of
useful presents were also received.
1t was surprise to Mrs. Blackwell as
she knew nothing about it until the
friends began to arrive. After spend
ing few hours socially, all expressed
the pleasure of meeting again in one
year from date.
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PlSHON'S FERRY

Alfred Hilton was called to Jack
man on Tuesday of this week by the
serious illness of his father, Sherwin
Hilton
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Wheels and
Farm Wagons

Get your prices elsewhere. Then
come to us and we will sell you so
much cheaper you will think we are
making you a present. We buy our
Wheels in carload lots and can make
a profit at figures that drive our oom
petitors to despair.
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HAIR MONY.

The following is list of births for
the year 1907, with the date and
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He left paper sealed up, wherein
we found three articles as his last
will: 81 owe much; have nothing;
give the rest to the poor"
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FOR SALE.

One half mile from Skowhegan viii
lage, so acres of good grass land. In
quire of j. EDWIN TAYLOR, over
Fuller's Drug Store. Its
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LARONE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blaisdell of Rome
are stopping with Mrs. BlaisdelPs
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Farnham in
Larone Mr.. Blaisdell is seriously i'll
from tube rculosis of the lungs and is
taking the out door treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Drawn have re-
ceived word from Dell Ball, a boy
who lived with them for some years,
that his d )ctor is IN hopes he will re-
cover the use of his lower limbs re-
Gently paralyzed from relapse OF
measles. The boy was at work in
Gardiner when he had this attack,
but had recovered so far as to return
to his work; when he was stricken he
was taken to the hospital at Augusta.
Mrs. Fred Mcfarland, who was
operated on for appendicitis, Jan. 20,
is recove ring rapidly and the nurse
has gone to a Mr.. Wthee's in Nor
ridgewock.
4. II. Tobey is now convalescent.
Miss Alice Buzzell is at home from
her school in Stonington.
Miss Rose Buzzell was home last
week from her work in Augusta.
Mrs G. q. Luce aud daughter, Mrs.
Ora Mitchell, are in Aroostook, called
there by the death of Mrs. Luce's
mother.
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~ The News of Somersets Busy Towns II

is ste adily improving in health ana
hope she will soon be fully recovered.
Mrs. MAY Emery addressed the
guests. Mrs. Ellingwood gave reci-
tation. Mrs. Ida Barker and Mrs.
Vira Allen favored them with an in
strumental duet and Mabelle Judkins
with vocal solo. Mrs. Ellingwood
furnished treat of peanut brittle
and the president presented each of
the % present with souvenir yalen-
tine after which the members placed
their names in the booklets presented
to the guests Next meeting is to be
Feb. 25th with the Fox sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Turner were
called to Dexter Monday, because of
the illness of Mrs. Turner's brother.
j Mrs. Nell Leavitt is visiting rela-
tives in Kingsbury. She is in very
poor health and they have broken up
housekeeping for a while.
! The rain drove most of the teams
from the woods.
c. A. Emery returned from Detroit
recently with another fine pair of
horses.
Ernest Locke, whose home is in
Massac b usetts, has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Frost Bunker and other
relatives.
Miss Effie Peterson of Detroit is
visiting her sister Mrs. Arthur Giggey.
l.. f. Jacobs of Skowhegan was in
town last Monday on business.
The Grangers will hold box social
at their hall Wednesday evening Feb
ruary 20. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Mr.. Carleton, student at the The
illogical Seminary, Bangor, supplied
the pulpit last Sunday morning in the
absence of Rev. L. G. March.
Mr.. E. II. Thompson of Skowhegan
was in town the latter part OF last
week to arrange for the vacating of
the James house which has been rent
ed by Mr. F. G.. Hight since early
last fall. The property has recently
been purchased by Mr.. Horace Ell
lott who will take possession very
soon. Mr.. Hight will occupy the
Loring place just beyond the village.
Simon Barker of Condor, Oregon
was an arrival in town last week.
NJ +. g. Society spent a very en-
joyahle time last Friday evening at
the home of Perley Fogg in Cornville.
The substantial supper OF baked
beans, brown bread, raise bread, but.
ter, cream, pickles and coffee met
with a hearty relish after the early
evening ride. Supper over, several
tables for finch furnished an oppor-
tunity for all who wished to partici-
pate in the game. The collection of
posters furnished a novel feature of
the evenings program, while highly
agreeable to all was the presence of a
former associate and friend, Simon
Barker of Oregon. The next meeting
of the society will be this week at the
parsonage.
There will be special at the dane
ing school next SATURDAY evening.
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The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13
Official
Publication Of
Proceedings
The
City
Council
Council Chamber. Virginia. Mini

Council Chamber. Virginia. MINI.
March 3. 1908.
Council called to order by the president.
Roll call.
zona. Mattson. MI. Presidents.
Absent:-Alderman Laviolette-l.
Reading minutes of previous meeting.
Moved and supported that the minutes be
approved as read.
Carried.
Frank Donnelly made written application to
the city council to be appointed as regular are-
man on the Virginia fire Department.
Moved and supported that the application OF
Mr.. Donnelly be accepted and referred to the
chief engineer.
Carried.
Fred B. Ross0m made application for permit
to move the building known as the Enterprise
building from the rear OF lot 2. block "a. to lot
9. block 46.
No bond accompanied this application.
Moved and supported that the application
Of Fred b. Rossom 70 move the Enterprise
building from lot :. block a. TO let Q. block ~.
be granted. subject to the fling with the city
clerk of q proper bond.
Carried.
Joseph Roman made application to the citv
council for permit to do excavating work un-
der the two story brick building situate on lot
No. 49, block No. 26. and also for the use Of .
portion OF the street and sidewalk on Wyo-
ming avenue sbuttinR said lot on the west and
submitted $4,000 bond. with Louis Cohen
and J. Mesberg as sureties.l
Moved and supported that the permit be
granted. the bond approved and ordered plac.
ed on file.
Carried.
Municipal Judge James P. Carey submitted
his report OF fines collected in the municipal
court during the month Of February. 1908. the
same amounting to o0O4. so.
Moved and supported that the report be &C.
cepted and ordered placed on fle.
Carried.
Treasurer Pratt submitted his report OF re-
ceipts and expenditures for the month Of Feb
ruary. 1908. this report showing balance on
hand OF all funds on March l. 1908. a. being
G.567.N. distributed as follows:
Sewer fund. o6s6 -: park fund. d sl3. q: bond
interest fund. e5osl; library fund. o455.oo: gen.
eral fund. elo05S.
Moved and supported that the report OF the
city treasurer for the month of February be
accepted and ordered placed on file.
Carried.
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Council Chamber. City of Vireinls. Mil

Council Chamber. City of Virginia. Minn
March :. 1908
Resolution No. 3o 1905.
In Memoriam.
Offered by President Osborn.
To the Honorable City Council.
Eveleth. MINI.
Gentlemen:
Whereas, Learning with sorrow of the death
city OF Eveleth: and
Whereas. Fully sppreciatine that your hon
orable body has suffered the loss OF IN honest
impartial and fearless executive in the dis
charge OF the duties incumbent upon him a
such executive onacer: and
Whereas. The citizens OF the city Of Evelett
have suffered the loss OF an upright. trusted
and honored citizen. whose every purpose VA
to give his best efforts In promoting the vel
fare OF the city and advancing the best inter
ests OF the citizens. of which he WAS . mos,
patriotic and beloved one: and
Whereas. The bereaved family Of the late N
B. Maxwell has been grievousy ah1icted In the
great loss OF kind. a6ectonate. tender and
beloved husband and father. who WAS evel
ready to sacrifice his own personal wants fol
the love and affection Of his family: and
Resolved. That We. the members OF the city
council OF the city Of VirRinia. the represents
tive body Of the citizens thereof. and In behalf
OF the citizens thereof. hereby tender to you,
honorable body. the citizens And ,bereaved
family our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in
your great loss: and
Resolved That COPY Of these resolutions be
brought to the attention of the city council
and the citizens Of the city OF Eveleth. also ia
the widow and family of the deceased at bel
residence 1t Eveleth. MINI.
Moved by Alderman B6ylAn. supported by
Alderman johnson. that above resolution be
adopted.
Ayes-A. c. Osborn. president Of city ooun
Gil: Edw. C. A. johnson. vice president OF city
council: James Laviollette. Michael B0ylan,
James TrezonA. Conrad Nattsoo.
Adopted March 3. 1905
A. HAWKINsoN.
Mayor.
ALBERT f. BIcEToRD.
City Clerk.
Council Chamber. VirKinta. MINI.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

RECENT Issues OF the Duluth
papers would indicate that few Of
the shady places of the county were
contained in the Zenith City. We
had been led to believe from pre-.
vious statements of the Duluth
prees that all such were located on
the ranges.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13

The EvELETH STAR, in grammat-
ical effusion, takes up the blind pig
proposition in its last issue, hand.
ing the brewing companies a whole
basketful of bouquets. The Star ia
another paper which claims ia
have been cut out on the Fitge1
advertising contract through ite
stand on the evil.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-03-13


81 svERY eel seems g increase
the certainty of Taft's nomination.
Outside Of New England and the
'tavorite sons" states the country
10 lining mp for him in q manner
that spells succees.