The Somerset reporter., 1899-10-12
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset Towns.
North Arson.

NoEtIi AuFOns
C. r. Jones, of Skowhegan, was in
town, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Hilton, of Mad
ison, were in town, sunday.
DIR. Flint went down river Saturday,
and visited Bath during his absence.
Geor Sampson, druggist of Skowhe-
gan, IN town short time, Tuesday.
We Davis 4hd G. l.. Baxter, pro-
prietor the corn shop, were in town,
Friday
Rob Reede, of Lowell, Mass, has
beer the guest of b. n. smith the past
week.
Miss Mae Roberts has returned to
South birmingham, Mass, to resume
her studies at the hospital.
Mrs Parlin of Norridgewock, has
been the guest OF her daughter, Mrs
B. s. Collins, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o w. Bryant and son,
Charles, went to Mercer, Saturday after.
noon for a short visit with relatives.
Mrs. S. N. Davis and daughter, Min.
ME, of tornville, arrived in town Mon
day, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Benjamin.
More men are seen on our streets
hiring for the woods than has been the
case for years. Wages are said to be
unusually high for this work.
Quite a number from this town are
attending court at Skowhegan, this
week, among them being first selectman,
T. F. Paine, deputy sheriff Parsons,
and Edgar Millay.
Mrs. Avando Jones came to this
village from Scion, Thursday. She
resides in Dover, and is making visit
among her relatives and friends, and
was the guest of Miss Lena Smith,
several days.
Harry Hilton, of the Weston House,
Madison, sold his white face sorrel
horses, Saturday, to James Perkins of
that place. These horses have been
used for a long time on the large farm
n4er this village.
Grin Wells who does quite a canning
business on his farm in the central part
Of the town, is buying apples to can.
The most Of the factories in this section
are doing some thing with apples, but
as the yield is 80 light this season, ,the
amount canned will be very small
Henry Barron has moved on to his
farm in Embden.
G.. l.. Hovey went to Waterville, on
business, Monday.
Miss Bertha Roberts returned to her
school in Bingham, last week.
NJ. l.. French of The Forks, came
here, Saturday, for few days stay.
Mrs. John r. Stoddard, of Machais,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. s..
p. Taylor, for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Mad
ison, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Benjamin during Sunday.
DR.. F. G. Dunbar, of Boston, arrived
here Wednesday evening, the guest of
his mother, Mrs. Mary Dunbar.
Benjamin Adams was in town a
short time last week, with his son, DR..
Chauncey Adams, of Concord, n. II.
Clarence Hall of Berlin Falls, N. H.,
and cousin Mr.. Hall, stayed in town
Tuesday night, on their way to the
Enchanted on deer hunting trip.
The "F. w. K" club received some
cans landlocked salmon, Monday, taken
from the Monmouth State hatcheriesl to
be put into Embden Lake. w. S. Jones
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were taken to the lake in the evening.
d. K, Williams and wife of Embden.
returned from Col. the 3rd instant
after an absence of one month, visiting
his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Williams. Since living in the west,
Mrs. v illiams' health has greatly i'm
proved and she Is now enjoying the
best of health
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Spearin re-
turned home, Friday night, after an
absence of five weeks on a carriage ride
in the eastern part of the State. They
went direct to Bangor when leaving
home and then followed the coast
around to t'alais, after which they made
trip through portions of Aroostook
county. They rode 600 miles or more,
while from home.
Harry Hilton met with a sad accident
while at work on farm for Hiram
Emery, Friday. 1t occurred by his
stepping on to a scaffold which would
not support his weight and he fell "a
feet striking on the barn floor and
breaking his left arm, and bruising
him somewhat. 1t was great fall
and he is fortunate to have sustained
no greater injury.
Luke HOughton is in town from Rich.
mond, Virginia, on short vacation,
visiting his parents and friends. He is
one of the academy graduates and
Maine University men that has done