The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-05-24
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset Towns
North Arson.

There were Is books added TO the
library during April-six OF hctloh anu
nine of history, science and BIOGRAPHY
Frank Caswel and Mr.. Johnson,
manager of the butter factory at East
New Portland, we're in town, THURSDAY
evening.
Miss Mabel Steward has been re elect
ed principal of the high school at blr-
mingham, Mich, and Will continue
there another year
A large number of fruit trees nave
been set out in this section, TINS spring
Most people have learned that 1t pays TO
have apple trees growing'i
Mrs Wallace Emery and Miss Alice
Moore attended the Grand Chapter OF
the Eastern Star at Augusta, ihursoay'
Mrs. Emery was elected Grand Marshal
Dr &C Andrews and w. G. Simmons
started Saturday noon, for washington,
d. c.. on an excursion OF the kora
Temple lodge, of Lewiston, OF when
they are members
"Comrades will meet at Grange han
on sunday. May 27th, at 1913 O'Clock,
m. to attend divine service in M. Il.
chanel. All are invited to attend TINS
service" The foregoing Is ordered oy
w. n. McKenney, commander oil the Il.
n Ord post. G. A r. Rev. IL. :. Ryder
will preach q sermon appropriate to the
occasion.
Mrs. Geo. II. Clarke wentsto Skowhe-
gan, Monday
Dr s. Greene of Scion was ON our
streets, Tuesday.
An elm tree was set out, MONDAY, on
the triangle at the juncture OF Elm ana
Water streets.
The next session of the Ansoh
quarterly meeting of Free baptist
cburcl, will be holden in hingneid,
June u IA and It'll. All are cordially IN
vited.
Severn volumes have been added to
the lib, ~ the past week. The Temple
Prime. volumes; History Of Politics
by Edward jerks, Introduction 10
SCIENCE by Alex. Hill; and cesar Biz.
otteau by Balzac.
Merry g. Clark have commenced buy
ing wool In Somerset and FRANKLIN
counties. They have an agent In FRANK
lin, buying The number OF sheep IN
these counties are about the Same ana
they produce good amount OF hrs'
class wool
Rev. G. A. Southland, the new presid
ing elder, will be present, preach and
hold the first quarterly business meet
ing at the NJ. f chapel, Tuesday even
ing. the 10th inst. Mr.. Southland, 1t will
be remem bered. was recently command
or of the Department of Maine, G. A X.
Allie r. Gray arrived home from
Aiken, s. c., Monday noon. He came
on a steamer to New York, thence by
Fall River line to Boston. The voyage
was very rough, there being storm in
which the steamer was blown out to sea,
30 that 1t was one day late into the har.
Dor. He Is much improved in health
and reports Aiken, as delightful and
healthful winter resort, the average
temperature being IA degrees.
The annual meeting of North Arson
cemetery association was held at Edwin
Collins store, Monday evening. The
following officers we're, elected: T.. +.
Paine, president; Charles rymble, vice
PRESIDENT; Edwin Collins, clerk and
treasurer; John b. WEIGH, sexton and
superintendent of the yard. 1t was
voted to build new fence on the north
side and s. s. Gould and f. S. Parsons
were elected a committee to decide
what kind of fence to build, whether
wire or wooden, and to superintend the
building of the same.
George F. Bachelor of Oakland was
the guest of his daughter, Mrs Ostie
Allen, few days, recently.