The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-01-09
North Arson.

North Arson.
day in town.
7. F. Paine passed the Sabbath at
Auburn, visiting friends
Dan Dinsmore was at home from
Madison over Sunday.
Rev. Fl. S. Ryder returned to his stud
les at Colby, Monday.
5. 5. Gould made short business trip
to Portland, last week.
Fl. B. Merry went to Philips, We'd
| nesday, on short business trip.
Prof. r. Il. Sanborn made short bus
mess trip to Skowhegan, Tuesday.
Miss Hattie SpiHney is at home from
Portland for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Frank Benjamin of Waterville is
in town for short visit with friends.
Mr. f r Collins went to Boston, this
morning to visit relatives and friends for
a week.
Maurice NJ. Chase of Bingham was a
guest at the Somerset House over the
Sabbath.
f. W. Bunker was at Skowhegan, Mon
day, buying sheep to replace the ones
that he has recently sold.
Harry Beal, Erland Bailey and Ernest
Noddin, students at the University of
Maine, have returned to their work,
after their Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Lucy K. Dinsmore is visiting
relatives and friends at North New Port
land, this week.
Willie Wing, who has been at home
| for the past two weeks, returned TO
Bowdoin, Monday.
There will be preaching at the Dins-
more Memorial Church, next Sabbath,
at the usual hour.
| Miss Flora Collins, who has been stop.
ping at Kingfeld for the past few weeks,
came home, Friday.
Miss Roe Mantor went to Belmont,
Mass, Monday, for few weeks vaca-
ton, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Emery went to
Boston, Tuesday, for atwo weeks visit
with relatives and friends
N. w. Murphy, proprietor of the Som
| erset House, is at Jackman On short
business trip for the week.
Rev. J. c. Kyle preached an able and
interesting sermon In the Dinsmore Me-
mortal Church, last Sabbath.
MIR. calvin Walker was quite badly
hurt recently, by his horse. He went
into the stall beside the animal with a
| fur coat on.
o r. Cults, returned to his studies at
| the Harvard Law school Monday having
spent his Christmas vacation at home
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L French, who have
been at The Forks for the past week,
ooking after their business interests
there, returned home, Saturday.
Geo. b. Walker, master of the Arson
Grange, wishes all to remember that the
meetings will commence at / o'clock,
sharp, from now until the first of April.
Mrs. Ella Hapgood, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Tarbell
and family at Cumberland Mills, for a
few days, returned home, Friday night.
The officers of Table Rock Lodge, 1.
| o. o. F., will be installed in Odd Eel
lows Hall, this evening, by d. D. Grand
attendance of the members of the Lodge
| is desired
d. D. G.. M. Lucy R. Dinsmore and
Past Grand Francis Danforth went to
Scion, Saturday night, to install the off
GERS of Northern Light Rebekah Lodge,
I. o. OF.
The officers of Mt. Bigelow Chapter,
| Order of the Eastern Star, we're installed
at the regular meeting, last Friday even
| ing, by Past Worthy Matron Mabel Por-
ter. The officers were the same as last
year.
Oiin B. Paine, formerly of this town,
Arson Academy SO, who has been en-
ployed by the Erie Railroad Co. for the
past five years, bias resigned his position
with that company to accept a much
better position with the r W. Hunt Co.,
engineer. with Office at II Broadway,
| New York City. Mr. Paine will be TEN
porally located in Philadelphia.
S. Bunker & Son have recently sold to
F. d. Morrow & Co., Auburn, two car
loads of sheep, 466 In number, that with
out doubt was the best lot of sheep ever
bought that have been cared for by Mr..
Eben Laid. When they were first
bought they were given four weeks
run In Bunker's clover field and since
then have been having the best care
that Mr.. Laid, with years of experience
in the stock business, could give them
Messrs Bunker and Ladd are we'll
pleased with the result of buying and
feeding the sheep for the market and
think it is one of the best ways to
market the feed produced on their farm.
An all. days meeting of Arson Grange
No. SS was held, last Saturday, at their
hall, with baked bean dinner. The fol
lowing officers were installed by Past
Master Lorenzo Moulton of New Port
land Grange; George B. Walker, master;
e R. Harding, overseer; Maude Cas-
well, lecturer; G.. l.. Caswell, steward;
Perley Adams, assistant steward; Mrs.
T. M. Steward, chaplain; II. B. Ellis,
treasurer; Ellen Savage, secretary; Par
ker Paine, gate keeper; Lottie Ellis,
Ceres; Ella Young, Pomona; Mrs. Par
ker Paine, Flora; Mrs. Perley Adams,
lady assistant steward. The grange
starts out on the new year with an in
| craasa in mann harship