The Somerset reporter., 1899-12-21
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset Towns.
North Arson.

| Milton button went luIO tuo law OluCo
of Walton d Walton, Skowhegan, Mon.
day, to begin the study of law.
Special services will be held at the M.
| +. church commencing Dec 31st. The
pastor hopes to be assisted by other
ministers. All are cordially invited.
There will be farmers meeting in
Central Hall. North Arson, saturday,
December 23d at 80 m. for the pur
pose of organizing Farmers Co-opera-
tive Creamery Association. All farmers
are earnestly requested to attend. Wv ]
Miss Bessie Spauldng closed sue
cessful term in the Emerson school,
Friday. In the evening there was an
entertainment for the purpose of raising
money with which to buy flag. About
four dollars were realized, and the ex-
ercises were most gratifying to all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs George Savage went to
Augusta, Monday, to attend the State
Grange.
B. Fl. Smith has been drawn as trav-
erse Juror for the December term of
court.
Mrs. Daniel Caswell is in Boston
where she will remain during the holt
days with relatives.
Miss Addie Cleveland of Skowhegan
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
l.. P. Lincoln, the past week.
The chairman of the book committee
of the Public Library, Mrs. Mark Emery,
will be pleased to receive all books that
the friends are purposng to give.
A Union X mas tree will be held Mon
day eve The exercises will be in the
Free Baptist church. The parents and
friends are invited to bring their pre-
sents and place them on the tree.
Mrs. Lizzie Wheelwright is now in
Paris, having sailed for Europe upon
leaving Cape May, last summer. She is
expected to sail for America during the
winter, and will be at home to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Pease,
sometime in March.
The annual meeting for the election of
officers of Northern Star lodge of
Masons was held, Tuesday evening, De-
cember 18th. They are as follows:
James Ii. Stevens. W. M; II. II.
Marston, s. w; G A. Porter, J. W.;
F. =. Parsons, F.; w. c. Simmons, 5 !;
w. F. French, s. ID j. M. Getchell, j d.
NOV. ". II. IlllOu Va huOuib, Az
has assumed for another year the editor
ship and management of 1.-THE Conven
ton at Work" religious journal de.
voted to the Universalist Church In the
country, and the State of New York in
particular. He carries this work along
with the duties connected with his min
istry as pastor of the First Universalist
Church in that city.
| The Saturday night magazine section
of the Lewiston Journal contained the
prize winning photographs recently
awarded by the Maine amateur pho
tographers at Portland, in which the
picture of little Carrie simmons of this
village appears with her arm around the
neck of the big dog, Jerry. A prize was
awarded Mrs. Carrie K. Hutchins of
Watervlle for this picture which is a
| fine one.
There were two from Bingham and
six from Scion, who attended the State
Grange at Augusta, this week.
There will be Christmas services next
Sunday in the Congregational church at
the usual hour, $50, and sermon in
the evening at T. Subject: "Christ,
Our Brother"
Rev. r. T. Crane rendered his resigna.
ton as pastor of the Universaist church
last Sunday, which took effect at that
time. There will be no services in this
church for the present.
M. NJ. Danforth of Madison, highly
respected citizen of the town, died at
his home, Monday night. The funeral
was held at the house, Thursday fore.
noon under the auspices of Table Rock
lodge of Odd Fellows.