The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-11-14
n Orth Arson.

Mark Emery and his son bought the
past two week over 1000 bbls. of apples
IN this vicinity.
Miss Flora Collins returned last week
from Belfast where she has been visiting
j for several weeks.
Frank Donley is making arrangements
to lumber the coming winter on the
] land that he recently bought at the head
of Lake Embden.
Nh Joseph Williams and family have
moved to Starks on to the William
Howard farm where they have been EN-.
ployed to work for Mr.. Howard.
Miss Ethelyn NJ. Bracket, Pm. b
preceptress in the Academy left Satur-
day morning for her home at Newport
To spend the two weeks vacation.
Mr.. j. w. NORM and wife returned
last week from their Western trip where
where they have been visiting IN Wis
eonsin and other states for several
weeks Their son Mont and his family
returned home with them for few
weeks visit
Mr.. Lowell Bailey a student at Bates
College is at home for short vacation.
Henry Caswell is visiting in town, the
guest of his brother, IL. + Caswell and
family.
Henry Moore and sister Olive have
moved to Madison where Mr. Moore has
employment
Mr. [ II. Clifford sold, this week, to
II. 5. Whiting for the Brighton market,
two extra good COWS.
Willie Collins of Portland, passed
Sunday visiting his parents in town, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Collins.
Charles Holbrook started for the
woods with his team, Monday, to work
for b. F. Bailey and son.
II. 5. Whiting of So Norridgewock
was in town, the first of the week, look
ing after stock for The Brighton market.
Mr. Owen Hooper and family of Madi-
son have moved into the F. 5. Parsons
house that Mr.. Hooper has recently
bought.
At the last meeting of the Rebekah
Lodge, Saturday evening, the lodge
voted to hold Rebekah fair, with an
entertainment, in the near future.
The annual meeting of the district
lodge of the |. O. o. T. will be held with
Solon Lodge near the first of December.
The degree staff of liable Rock Lodge
will work the initiatory degree and In
dian Spring Lodge of Madison, the sec
ond degree.
The Madison High school was repre-
sented at the Freshman Exhibition. last
Friday evening, by the principal of the
school, Prof. T. A Roberts, and sub
master 7. f. GRAHAM also the members
of both the Freshman and Sophomore
classes to the number Of thirty-fve in all.
Others from Madison and other towns
were present.
Orlando Hooper sold, last week, a
three year old pair of Hereford steers
for good money. The price and also
the demand for all kinds of live stock
was never better than today. The future
outlook for the Maine farmers is God.
Everything that has been produced on
the farm brings high prices this year
We who believe in the future outlook
for Lake Emblem to be famous fishing
ground, are again indebted to b. 5 Col
Inns, ESQ, who has recently secured
through our representative, Hon. W. l..
Walker of Starks, 5000 handbook salmon
Lake Embden is a beautiful sheet of
water and when well stocked with fish
ChHDOL lhll III oHet ing luuuCtmtulb 10
outside parties.
The fall term Of the Academy closed
last week for a two weeks vacation.
The term has been eleven weeks long
and the attendance has been much larg-
er than usual for the fall term. The
commercial branch IN connection with
the Academy and the number of expert
enced teachers emp 5Oyed makes the
advantages Of Arson Academy equal in
all respects to other Schools in the State.
Mr.. and Mrs Augustine Simmons are
visiting friends in Massachusetts and
Rhode Island for the week.
Mrs. II B. Merry received an enjoy
able visit last week, from her friend
M ISIS { ora Brown of Pennington.
Mrs. Charles Knapp and daughter,
Frances, who have been visiting her son
in Warren, r. l., returned home, Tues
dag night
A ason Grange ID represented at the
National Grange an Lewiston this week
by George savage and wife, Hon T. d.
Sally and wife and n. B. Ellis and wife.
II. b. Merry and e. s. Noroross have
taken the mills owned by the late Elisha
Park of Chesterville and report business
in lumber is very good, this season.
Both long and short lumber has sold
readily.