The Somerset reporter., 1900-04-05
North Arson.

Monday.
NJ. M. Thompson of Bingham was in
town, Monday
Deputy Sheriff Parsons has been at
tending court this term.
Mrs. Charles Tarbell went to Hope
dale, Mass, Saturday to join her hus-
band who has a good position there.
Ben Scribner arrived from the woods
sunday He intends to take course at
the commercial college in Portland this
spring.
1t is rumored that grist mill is one
of the possibilities in this village in the
near future. That's right. The farming
community up the river valleys from
this village could make the miller look
happy all the time.
Eben Walker of New Portland, was in
town Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Calvin Blake of Hartland was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbrother dur
ing last week.
K. H. Marston WAS at home from
North New Portland during Sunday.
His sch Dol will close in three weeks.
A.F Gray is reported, by relatives
turn to Maine until next month, or pos
sibly later.
B. f. Atwood of Concord, was in town
Saturday in his usual health and as
active as ever. Few men of his age do
more work than he.
The remains of Albert Tozier, former
merly of this town, who died few
weeks ago in Wakefield, Mass arrived
here, Monday evening, for burial.
S. A. Beal and Horace Smith went to
Bingham, Monday. Mr.. Beal finished
hauling pulp wood, Saturday, at that
place. He has cut 500 cords during the
winter.
Oswell Carl has moved on to the
Cyrus Salley farm in Embden.
The alumni of Arson academy will
hold their annual ball, May 4th.
S. 5 Walker was in town from North
New Portland, Monday morning.
The Universalist Sunday school are
preparing for an Easter concert.
Miss Archer of Waterville, who was
visiting Mrs. j. w Golf, last week, re
turned home, Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Dinsmore, who is at
tending estbrook seminary, spent her
vacation in Norwood, Mass.
Mr.. wilkins If Kingfeld and Mr..
Leighton of Westbrook we're the guests
of Miss Nellie Hapgood, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry B. Merry, accom-
panied by lady friends, passed very en-
joyable day at Skowhegan, last Wednes-
day
Miss Nellie Hapgood, who has been
at home during her vacation, returned
to Westbrook Seminary ednesday
morning.
The union Sabbath school of the Free
Baptists and Congregationalists will be
held for the next three months in the
Congregational Church. The hour at
present is 30 p. m. All who do attend
elsewhere are cordially invited to attend
this school.
The Republicans of Arson held their
caucus, saturday afternoon. The fol
lowing delegates were chosen to attend
the District Convention to be held in
City Hall, Waterville, Tuesday, April
10th: Sherman G. Tinkham, F, s. Par
sons, E. c. Andrews, Orlando Walker.
State convention to be held in Lewiston,
Wednesday, Apr. IL: Augustine Sim
mons, Esq, E Z. Andrews, Alden
Getchell, Calvin Hilton.
Last Wednesday evening was very
pleasant occasion at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bunker, when about
40 of their friends gave them a surprise
party, it being the s48th anniversary of
their marriage. The hours were most
enjoyable, interspersed with music, con-
versation and refreshments. Rev Mr..
Kyle offered prayer, followed by re-
marks from him and others. 1t was a
happy gathering, and will long be re-
membered by all,
The schools in the two villages will
commence, Monday, April %. Those in
this village will be under the same in.
structors as last year. At the south
village the following are the teachers:
High, Frank Moody; grammar, Mrs.
Poore; intermediate, Miss Powers; pri.
mary Miss hoate. Rural schools com
mence, Monday, April 80, with the fol-
lowing teachers: Longfellow. Miss
Bertha Paine; Lowell, Arthur c.. Tarr;
franklin, Miss Hattie Spinney; Elmer
son, Miss Bessie Spaulding.