The Somerset reporter., 1902-05-01
Number IS
North Anson.


w. II. Emery and his wife of skow-
hogan passed Sunday in town the
guests Of his brother, ". +. Emery and
family.
Mr.. Lester Record who went to New
Mexico, last fall, for a change to a
warm climate, returned home, last week.
We are pleased TO learn that Mr. Records
health has been much improved by the
change Of climate.
On account Of the illness Of DR.. A. s.
Laid Of Augusta, the baccalaureate ser
mon was preached before the gradual
ing class Of Arson Academy by Rev. D.
Il. Holt Of Bath, In the Uniyersalst
hnrch, last Sabbath morning. The ser
mon was both able and instructive.
A large company Of the mem ers Of
Table Rock Lodge, l. 0. 0. F., by invi-
tation, visited Lemon stream Lodge,
Wednesday evening Of this week. The
End and Bird degrees were conferred by
the degree STAFF OF the visiting lodge. A
most pleasant evening was spent by the
brothers Of the order.
Prof z. H. sanborn made short bus
ness trip to Portland and vicinity, last
week
Frank Paine returned, last week, to
Denver, Colorado, where he has a good
position.
Maurice Chase Of Bingham was in
town, Monday, the guest Of the Somer-
set House.
Rev. D. B. Holt Of Bath was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs 7. Il. spaulding over
the Sabbath.
NJ. D. Holt of Fairfield has been in
town looking after beef cattle for the
city market
Carsley d Williams. painters, are in
town painting DR.. Wings residence and
several buildings, the property Of the
Carrabassett Stock Farm.
W. +. Jones of Stratton has been Wis
iting his brother, Russell Jones, the
past week, on his way home from Bos-
ton, where he has been employed, the
past winter.
Miss Gertrude Caswell, a member of
the junior class at the Academy, went to
Island Pond, Saturday morning, where
she has position as teacher for the
summer term of school.
Supt. of Schools, Il. S. Ryder, exam
ned the teachers, Saturday. This week
started. Everything will be done to
make the schools as profitable as possi-
BILE.
Miss Cora Baker of Waterville, whe
has been employed as nurse at the Som
erset House in caring for Mr.. Thomas
Murphy, returned to her home, Monday.
The many friends of Mr.. Murphy viii
De pleased to learn that he is now much
better.
D. w. Caswell has recently bought ia
Boston large pair of chestnut horses
that will weigh not far from 5000 pounds.
The pair is one of the best matched and
most stylish looking working teams that
We have seen for some time. This team
Mr.. Caswell will use in doing the work
on his large farm in Embden.
The members of Emerald Rebekah
Lodge of this village have been invited
to visit Northern Light Rebekah Lodge
of Scion on Wednesday evening May 81,
| 1t being the sixth anniversary of North.
ern Light Lodge. The degree staff of
| the visiting lodge has been invited to
confer the Rebekah degree at that time.
All the schools in town began, Mon
day, in the village. Mrs. G. A. Steward
has the grammar, Miss Lena Donley, the
| intermediate, and Grace scott, the pri-
mary, while at the lower village Prof
Jackson will again teach the high, Mrs.
Poore, the grammar, Chester Williams,
the intermediate, while the work of the
| primary calls for two teachers, Miss
Vesty Coughlin and Miss Settie Holway.
| Three of our village teachers will teach
in the rural schools of the town, viz:
Marion Hoyey, the Gray; Mabel Seward,
the Lowell; Bertha Getchell, the Elmer.
son, while Miss Mabel Caldwell will
teach the Franklin and Miss Ross, the
| Longfellow.
Mr.. and Mrs Phineas Eames of Emb-
den, who have been spending the winter
at Bingham, have recently returned TO
their farm.
a large number of the former grad.
yates of the academy are expected 10 be
present at the annual alumni ball. Fri
dav evening. The music will be by
! Halls Military orchestra of Naterville
| There will be a concert from to
O'Clock.
Ansel >tevens, with his crew, went or
to the main river, last saturday. Mr.
Stevens has driven the section between
Moore's Island and Madison for e
springs TO the satisfaction of the owners
of the logs aud the men who have beer
connected with the business in all ways
There was a large company of the
members of Table Rock and Emerald
Rebeksh lodges at the Dinsmore Memo
rial I hurch, last Sabbath afternoon. to
listen TO the anniversary sermon of the
order preached by Rev. D. B. Holt OF
Bath, who is member of Table Rock
Lodge, and this is the third time that he
has preached the anniversary sermon.