The Somerset reporter., 1901-08-01
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset Towns.
North Arson.

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urday.
Mr.. T. F. Paine Is visiting ID AUBURN
and Portland, for few days
MI. John Carville of Stratton was In
town on business, Wednesday.
Misses Mae and Eba Williams are
,,;s;,ino relatives at Sidney, for few
days.
Mrs. sylvia Cortney of Lynn, Mass, Is
Waiting her mother and brother, george
n, Pullen of this town.
Miss Hannah Foley of Melrose, Mass
is visiting in town, the guest Oh MI anu
and Mrs w. II. Holbrook.
Mrs. Mary Marston and family win
company from Worcester, Mass, spent
last week at Lake Embden'
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Stevens, VINO
have been visiting at Oakland, Tor sever
al days returned, last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Kyle are having short
vacation this week. at West Madison.
They will return on Saturday
Miss Bertha Bailey of Worcester,
Mass, is spending her vacation win nel
aunts, Misses Ellen and Jane Bailey'
Mr.. Mont. Bailey from Boston has
heen visiting his sisters, Ellen and Jane
Bailey on Hall street, the past week
Miss Alice Fernald of Portland is visit
ing in town, the guest OF MIS- a. r.
Beal.
Mr.. Benz. f. Walker had green corn
for dinner. Monday, picked from his
garden.
Mrs. Edwin Graves and children OF
Hartford, Conn, is visiting her mother
on Center street for few weeks
Mr.. Gilmore Hawes of Lancaster, N.
H.. has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Ellen Hawes, the past week.
A young doe was chased about near
the trotting park, Monday afternoon, by
the boys, while playing ball.
Mr.. w. II. Emery and wife of Show
hogan were visiting Mr. Emery's brother,
W. C. Emery and wife, Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Houghton of
Madison were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Houghton, the first OF the
week
Fred Houghton and his brother,
Charles caught 10 white perch that
weighed 20 pounds, in Sand pond re-
Gently
Mr.. Frank Benjamin and friend, Miss
Wheeler, who spent the Sabbath in
town returned to Waterville, Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Eames and children
of Boston were visiting In town, 'asl
week, guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank
Doney.
Miss Edith Nutting of Skowhegan has
been visiting In town, the past week,
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Lincoln.
Misses Gertrude and Merline Viles of
Flagstaff were guests at the Somerset
Friday night, on their return home from
Augusta.
Mr., Dennis Chase has torn down half
of the Hapgood shop on Main street and
the remainder he has sold to j. G.
Peakes for carpenter shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Reed and daughter
Addie of Island Falls, Aroostook county
are visiting in town, the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. Bemis on Main street.
Mrs. Amanda Thompson, who has
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. D..
Brown, of Newburyport, Mass, for
several weeks, returned home, Saturday.
Miss Donna Tozier and her aunt, Mrs.
Alfonzo Peakes of Skowhegan have been
visiting In town, the past week, the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Peakes.
Mr.. Thomas Danforth of Madison re-
Gently died of typhoid fever and the
funeral was Monday of this week. Mr..
Danforth was resident of our village
for several years.
Mr. Henry Moore has sold his farm to
Mr.. F. T. Crane of this village. This
keeping of some of the best stock that
has ever been raised In town and of be-
ing one of our best farms
The union Sunday school is planning
to have a picnic, next Wednesday, at
Embden pond. Parents of the children
of the school and all interested in the
two societies are cordially invited.
Should it rain 1t will be held the first
pleasant day.
The heavy fall of rain that we have
had the first of this week, makes the
driving of the pulp on the Carrabassett
a sure thing. Already large part of
the seven thousand cords has drfted
into the boom at Madison.
Many of the farmers are done haying.
On the whole it has been good season
to harvest the hay and large yield has
been secured in good condition. And 1t
has been good year for farming any
way, plenty of rain and good crop of
all kinds of farm products.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, Holbrook and
family of Whittier, CAL, who have been
visiting Mr.. HolbroOk's parents and
other relatives in this town and Emblem
for the past ten weeks, started for their
home, Tuesday noon. Although Mr..
Holbrook has much to say in praise of
California, he still makes frequent visits
to his boyhood home.
A party from Oakland consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. NJ. Marshall, Miss Alice Field, Miss
Bertha Jackson, Ruel A. Benson, Walter
Smith and w. II. K. Marston were the