The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-28
North AnsOn.

+. o. Stanley's automobile was on on
streets, Friday.
Ben 5. Collins was in Skowhegan o
business, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hilton of Madiso
were in town, Sunday.
Arthur Clark was at home fror
Waterville over sunday.
Miss Margery Salley of Skowhegan
visiting Miss Gladys Beale.
Rev. Robert Scott of New Portland,
attending the campmeeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Stevens spent
few days at Oakland, last week.
Mrs. o. E. Edwards of Boston, is tn
guest of her cousin, Miss Susan Paine.
Henry Merry and H. E. Skidmor
shipped Craven Wilkes" to the Easter
State Fair, Bangor, Monday, Mr.. Skid
more going with the horse.
Mrs. Flora Walker of Boston, was tb
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walker
Monday.
Messrs. Thompson & Trask of Madi
son have resumed work on the Bunke
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Miss Eva Greene of Lewiston is tn,
guest of James Welch and Mrs. Hattie
Williams.
At the meeting of Anson Grange, Sat
urday, the first and second degrees wert
conferred.
Carl Ladd of somerville, Mass, il
spending his vacation with his father
Eben Ladd.
Fl. E. Pratt, principal of Anson Acad
emy, has taken rooms at Mrs. L. K
Dinsmore's.
Ernest G.. Walker of the editorial stat
of the Washington Post, was the guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stillmar
Walker, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Flagg and family
of okowhegan were visiting relatives il
town, Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Milliken and daughter
Flora of Saco are the guests of Alfred
Berry and family.
There will be no church services on
Sunday school at the Congregations
church next Sunday.
Miss Abbie Jones of Oakland has beel
the guest of Misses Hattie and Emmi
Jones for several days.
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Mass, is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Polly Stevens of Embden.
Albra Adams of North Madison, ship
ped his hogs from this station, Monday
to the Eastern State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 6. Andrews visitet
in Skowhegan, last week, the guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weston.
Misses Marion Hovey, Paulenah Sim
mons and Mabel Seward went on a car
riage ride to Starks, Saturday.
Mrs. Irving Clifford, who has been Wis
iting relatives in New Portland for
week, returned home Saturday morning
Miss Gertrude Moore of Watervlle il
visiting in town, the guest of Mr.. an,
Mrs. n. w Murphy and other friends
Mrs. r. Fairbrother and Mrs. E. w
Morrill, were calling on old acquaint
ances in Skowhegan and Madison. Mon
day.
Harry Emery of Boston and hi
brother Alton of Portland are spending
their vacation with their father, LUX
Emery.
Miss Lucy Pratt of West Medford
arrived here, Monday night, the CUES
of Mis-. Bert Witham and Miss Margare
Newell.
Saturday night, at the regular meet
ing of the Rebekahs, the degree wa
conferred on two candidates by the de
gree staff.
Perley F. Walker, graduate of Anso
academy and of the University of Maine
'96, has been appointed professor G
mechanical engineering of the Univel
sity of Maine to succeed Prof. Waite
Flint.
Many improvements are being mad
at Frank Wellssbanning factory. A tw
story building of eight rooms has jus
been erected and 10 horse power boile
and small engine recently put in t.
facilitate the work. Hitherto the pal
ing machines have been run by hand.
Chester Angel aud e. r. Gustin, tn
students from Old Town who attende
the Academy last year and were sue
valuable help in athletics, arrived here
Saturday night, to attend the preser
term. The Academy nine will soon b
organized and Messrs. Angel & Gusti
will help to make it great success.
Last Saturday there was family re
union at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard II. Walker, their children an
grandchildren all being present. On
daughter who was present, Mrs. Flor
Getchell, had not been here for fourtee
years. This old historic farm has bee
in the family for six generations. Nj
Walkers great grandfather, Jonatha
Allbee, soldier of the Revolution, VIII
lived to be nearly 101 years old, owne
this farm as early as 1887.
One hundred and fifty Odd Fellow
and Rebekahs attended the Field day a
Lake Embden, last week. The day wa
beautiful and the grove echoed with tn
merry voices. K. b. Mitchell, w. {
Emery and B. S. Collins opened thei
cottages to the company and dispense
hospitality with lavish hand. The clar
bake in charge of W. G. Emery was
decided success. Fishing, rowing an
boating made up most enjoyable day
Through the courtesy of Charles +
Pinkham, Pine Hall was opened for
dance, with music by Collins orches ra
No more delightful spot can be foun
to dance dull care away than in Pin
hall which overhangs the lake, wher
shadows in the CLASSY waters dance.
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