The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-10-04
Miss Inez Tobey is much better.
Mrs. S. Fillebrown of Watervllle was
visiting in town over the Sabbath.
North Arson.

The work of labelling the sweet corn
at the factory commenced, Monday.
Two men with three deer were in
town, Tuesday, on their way down-river.
They repor ted game plenty
William .Forsythe and wife of the
Forks has been visiting her brother, j.
Frank Barron, the past week.
Yrs. Gertrude Benjamin went to Bos-
| ton, Monday, on business Her sister,
| Miss Minnie Davis accompanied her.
Albert Whorff and wife of Skowhegan
were visiting in town, last week, the
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs Webster Williams.
The work on Emery & SONS new
store is moving along fast under the
management of Cephas Walker of
Embdeu.
Remember Oct. LIST of this week is
open time for game. 1t is far more i'm
portant that you are on the watch that
no accident may happen to any person,
than it is that you secure your part of
| the game.
Emerald Rebekah lodge of this village
has invited Sterling Rebekah lodge of
Madison to visit them, Saturday even
ing, Oct u, instead of entertaining
them at Lake Embdep, Saturday of this
week as previously announced. At this
time the degree will be conferred.
Hon. r. W. Ellis of Emblem and his
granddaughter, Miss Flora B. Collins
went to Belfast, last week, on business
and visiting trip. Mr.. Ellis was called
town, having recently lost good set of
/ Co. h,s a ,pn of
fire. The cause of fire was unknown.
Daniel Steward and Cogswell Smith,
who have been law students in the Office
of Augustine Simmons, were admitted
to the bar in Franklin county, last
Thursday, after thorough but fair ex
animation for two days. Judge White
house presided He said the candidates
passed very creditable examination.
Eff. Fairbr0ther of SkowhegaD was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fair
brother, sunday.
Emery, Porter & Co. commenced their
winters work, numbering in Arson val
ley, last week. Watson Elliot will have
charge of the work.
j. D. Benjamin and wife, who have
been visiting relatives and friends in
past, returned home, last week.
EFF. Fairbrother, Sam Whittier, A.
Fl. Lang, w. r. Brown, Nelson Weston
and N. NJ. Cleveland of Skowhegan were
in town, Saturday, to attend the races.
OF. Cults, after weeks visit with
his parents, started for Boston, Monday,
to take a course in the Howard Law
school. Mr.. QUITS has just spent five
months abroad.
Mrs. Evie Robinson went to Portland,
Monday, to visit her father, Mr.. Robin
son, who has been employed in Alaska,
and is expected to meet her there and
accompany her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Helon Hilton of Somer-
vile, NJ ass, who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in this town and vicin-
ity for several weeks past, returned
home, Friday of last week.
Mr. Leonard Spearin, who has been at
Fort Bragg, California, for the past two
years, arrived home, last week. Mr..
Spearin's health is much improved by
his visit to the Pacific coast.
In letter dated Carson City, Nevada,
Sept. 21st, from Mrs. Harriet K. Ware,
we are pleased to announce that Mrs.
Ware writes that the health of her son,
DR.. |. P. are is much improved.
The members of Table Rock lodge, /.
o. o. F. of this village and vicinity are
requested to be present at the regular
meeting of the lodge held, this evening,
Oct. 4Ih, to see what action the lodge
will-take in regard to building new
hall. 1t is important that large num-
Der should be present.
The grange cattle show and fair, Fri
day, was a great success. 1t was like
the reviving of old times on these
grounds. when the West Somerset Agri.
cultural Society used to hold the best
shows in this section of the state. 1t is
hoped and believed that this will be the
dawning of a new era in North Arson
and surrounding towns. No better
farming land can be found in Maine
than that which skirts the shores of the
Kennebec and Carrabasset valleys.
This rich deposit of interval land can
make the barns burst with plenty and
IL. Al