The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-11-15
DOW l. CARTER.


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who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. g.
W. Hartman, in his CITY. enjoys The
unique distinction Of never having seen
steam ears or steamboats, until Tuesday.
although she is over sixty wears of are
and has lived in st. Adams, five miles
from IIartland, whore thr cirs run.
Mr.. Raymond drove 10 This city aud re.
turned by the railroad. She enjoyed
her novel eX erieuee on the ear, very
much, says the Btaaar Com0,crcfai.
The winter term al The Primary, In
tepnediate, and Grammar schools at
North Arson began h,t Monday under
under the charge Of he former teachers.
Mr.. button, Miss Cuts, aul Miss bon
ley. There are ui9stf-three pupils in
these three grades. about an equal num-
Der in each.
Royal Boston arrived home Norh
Anson) from Starts, Friday. having
completed very suceeful term of
school at that place. lie will teach
there the coming winter.
The writer has in,l received copy of
paper published ut Great Fails. Mon
tlna, by NJ. j. Patten, lie j. n North
Arson boy and learned lris trade in the
somerset Reporter Office. He is now
publishing daily paper nj Great Falls.
Says the Arson Advocate.
Dennis D,mveranX. aged - years and
s months. who came To st. Albans.
when years of aye. died NoN. lst
He WAS the oldest inhabitant of the
town.
W. c. Emery finished canuiug apples
at the factory at North Arson. Wcdnes.
day. About 1000 bushels have been put
up.
Business i looking up at f.mbdcn
Pond. Cottag lots are going. Wallace
and Willis Emery have sold several re-
GENTLY. Mark Emery and Gould Porter
have built stable on their lot and Ben
5. Collins is to have one built this fall.
aud in the spring they will erect two
cottages. Mrs. Ware aud the Bailevs
will build a cottage in the spriug and
Parsons and Steward are talking of
building Il cottage on thoir lot recently
purehrd of the Emerys.
Frank Bryant is finishing large and
commodiouS residence on Nichols street
on the site Of The one burned several
months ago. Il i well iiaish"d through
out. and supplied With modern rouven-
fences, says the l'iltsti'ld Advertiser.
\. r. Smith IS one of PalnVI.I : thrifty
farmers, who makes a success Of raising
poultry for the market. He haS "a moel
hen house. although home uadc. in
which the fowls can he arranged aud di-
Vded a is desirable. Tie hrrod i alto
gether Plymouth RoeE, which make the
largest poultry ON the market Of ia hen
variety.
1t is thought by citizens Of lIautland.
and neighhoring ioWus Hal David 4.
Thompson, Esp, who so suddenly and
mysterouslY disappeared from Hart
land, will return Here at DO distant day.
Reports are Ia the effect that Hon. j. o.
Bradbury of Saco. formerly of liar land,
with whom Thompson read law. l., en-.
deavGring to arrange Thompson iiuan-
cial matters 50 tlat there will he 40 Oh
stacle 10 Thompson's return. some
have hazzarded The prediction That h.
would return within thirty day. BE
that as it may, if he returns soon and
settles his ail;rs satisfactorily the qucs-
tion Of why he W"ut away H. hc did,
with nothing 10 gain and everything 10
lose, will still remain is much Of II
mystery IA ever.
The Postmastars in Somerset County
are called upon by the department Ia
furnish new bond. They are at Il loss
to understand the reason for this sudden
order, as their former bonds Ner" az
ccpted and SOM cYen Inv onlN been
filed a few months. The order seems 10
he quite general
The Rebecca Degree Lodge of the |. O.
o. f., Fairfield h.ld "A meeting Frid1v
evening and tool, in lhreh nrw mcrnbers.
William Nvr aud wife aud Dr. +. J..
Robinson Ihi~ luloe will have a Soria-