The Somerset reporter., 1901-02-28
North Arson.

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town this week looking after horses.
Deputy sheriff F. 5. Parsons went to
Concord on legal business, Tuesday.
L. E Brewster will represent our
town at Skowhegan as juryman next
week.
E. II. Caswell who is employed at
South Norridgewock, was at home over
the Sabbath.
Miss Mildred Paine of Bowdoinham is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Celestial
Paine of this town.
At meeting of the trustees of the
academy, last saturday evening, the old
officers we're all selected.
Last Friday, Feb. 22d, was a holiday
for the students of the academy, it be
| ing ashipgton's birthday.
! Mrs ]. II. stevens, Mrs. E C. An
drews, Miss Nancy Salley and Miss
Susie Paine we're in Skowhegan, Monday.
Mrs. Almon Taylor of North Somer-
vile, Mass, who was called here by
the sickness of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Taylor, returned home last
week.
Rev j. K Kyle and wife will not go
to Washington the first of March to visit
their daughter and attend the inaugu-
ration as they thought to do but will
defer their visit until later in the season.
B. J. Libby of Embden was in town,
Monday.
Arthur Flagg of skowhegan PASSED
Sunday in town.
Mr.. wilkie Clark of Skowhegsn pass
ed Sunday in town
Mrs. Alureda Eames who has been
visiting in Wilton for several weeks
returned home last week.
The work of making cans at the corn
factory for the next seasons crop of
corn commences this week.
II. c. Smith was at home over Sunday
from Lexington where he has crew of
men at work cutting pulp.
| Mr. Charles Paiue was visiting in
Bowdoinham last week the guest of his
brother Rev. Ge Paine.
G. l.. Miller who has been at work
in our village for several weeks, passed
Sunday at his home at Augusta.
Lettie Carrie Simmons entertained
her friends at her home last Thursday
afternoon, it being her birthday.
Mr. and Mrs b. A. Marshall of
ing relatives and other friends.
Miss Grace Scott who is teaching the
spring term of the intermediate school
at Bingham, was at home over Sunday.
Thomas Pusbor, who has been employ
ed In the Eastern part of the state for
the past winter returned home last
week.
| Miss Minnie Russell, who has been
visiting in Lewiston and other towns
for the past few days has recently re
turned home.
William II Collins and his friend,
George Haskell of Portland passed sun
day in town with bis parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs E. Collins.
Frank Donley, who has had a crew of
men at work in Chesterville, this winter,
has recently returned home having com.
pleted his winters work.
| Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dutton returned
home from Searsport last week for
short vacation. Mr.. Dutton is principal
of the high school la that town,
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor who have
been very sick for several weeks are
now much better, their son s. p Tay-
| lor and his family have moved up to
I thoii hoihO IVA o. AZ" "ONho w "ooioS
them.
Mr.. Thomas Caswel is visiting in
town the guest of his cousin MIR. j f.
| Caswell. Mr.. Caswell has been for the
past twelve years in Montana. We are
always glad to welcome back the BOYS
who go out from our town to other
states.
Rev A. A. Callaghan, pastor of the
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the chapel, Sunday evening, and gave a
helpful address on mot being ashamed
of the Gospel of Christ" The meeting
was well attended by an interested
audience.
| Dan Bowman was in town recently
and bought four cows, one hundred
sheep and a large pair of oxen, the
largest one in the pair was eight feet
and six inches In girt and weighed 2125
pounds; cattle of this size are not
frequent.
The members of Emerald Rebekah
will hold special meeting, saturday
afternoon of this week to confer the
degrees. Members from the Bingham
and New Portland lodges are expected
to be present. Dinner by the Rebekahs
will be served also lunch at o'clock D.
M, to all present.
Last Thursday evening the members
of Indian Spring Lodge to the number
of thirty including their degree staff.
visited Table Rock Lodge of this village
The first degree was conferred upon one
candidate of the visiting lodge followed
by remarks by the members of the
lodges present. Six lodges were repres mt
cd Refreshments were served. The
degree staff of the visiting lodge was at
its best comforting the degree in very
able manner.