The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
North Arson.


Mrs. II 5. Ryder was at Madison,
Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Beal enters the Univer-
sty of Maine this fall.
Rev Mr.. Hague of Gorham was in
town Tuesday on his way to Carratunk
The Arson Grange meets next Satur-
day, Sept Z, at the home of Mrs. d. W.
Caswell.
1t was killing frost that visited this
section three nights in succession the
first ofthe week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Stevens have
gone to Boston, where Mr.. Stevens has a
lucrative position In that city.
Miss Gertrude Caswell has a position
in the " estboro hospital, in Massachu-
sets, and is taking course to become a
trained nurse.
Henry Merry has recently sold his
three shares interest in Winona cottage
property, Lake Embden, to Charles Il.
Clark of Madison.
Merton Goodrich of Bingham, the
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor
of this village has entered Coburn Insti-
tute at Watervile.
Prof. j. Frank Collins returned to
Providence, X. l., Tuesday morning.
He has been visiting in Maine during
the past month.
L. Williamson and Walter McKenney
were inspecting the sweet corn, Tues
day. It's a late crop, this year, and a
very light yield at best.
Religious worship will be resumed In
the Universalist church next Sunday
morning at 1045. Subject for the SER
mon, Living Waters" The public
cordially welcomed.
The Garfield high school at Arson Is
under the instruction of W. K. Sullivan,
A. b., graduate of Bates, 1902. He
came from Oakland high school where
he was instructor, last year.
Mrs. K. Fl. Robinson has rented her
new house to Ellery Fenlason and the
house he occupied is to be rented by
Mr. Dodge, and the house vacated by
Mr.. Dodge is to be rented by Charles
Eames.
Floriman Spaulding and family and a
lady friend from Sangerville are taking
a three weeks trip around the country,
and stopped at |. A. Andrews one day
last week, They went from here to
Strong,
Capt. and Mrs G. w. Reyes of Farm
ington, have quite recently visited at II.
b. Murray's. For more than twelve
years they were the able and efficient
editors of the Pennington Chronicle.
Mis- Keyes is the Oldest sister of Mrs.
Murray.
lark's orchestra of this village, com
posed of Arthur Clark, violin; Miss
Hattie Jones, piano; Joseph Norton,
cornet, and j. II Murphy, second violin,
furnished music for ball at The Forks,
Friday evening.
DR.. and Mrs, l. L. Salley and daughter
Marjory, of ,kowhegan, Mrs. A. +. Beal
of this village, and Mrs. ). A. Beal of
Orono, re urned Saturday from trip to
Spring Lake where they have been visit
ing Misses Grace and Gertrude Smith.
The new school house in the Dinsmore
district is opened for the first time this
term. 1t is modern in every respect and
is lighted according to recommendations
of the state superintendent. Miss Mary
f. Odell, a normal school graduate, ls
the teacher.
Encouraging news is received from
LaJunta, Col, concerning the North
Arson boys who are there for their
health. Gilmore HAYES is gaining aud
Allen +. Gray is great deal better SO
much so that he has taken position IA
night time keeper at the Santa re raj
road shops.
While at the State fair last week,
Cephas Walker purchased four very
choice Durham animals, bull nine
months old and three heifers, two OF
which are two years old and tho other
fifteen months These are choice cattle
and just what the farmers should have
Mr.. Walker has twenty cows this sum
mer and is one of Embden's leading
farmers.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs en-
joyed themselves at their annual clam
bake, last Saturday, at Lake Embden
The attendance ives very satisfactory
and the CLANS were delicious, but that
was not all, nor the least, for the steam
ing baked beans was there taken from
an improysed oven In the ground.
Who ever Jaw son or daughter OF
Maine that did not like baked beams
The people away down east know
how to cook them. The hours of the
afternoon wiz pleasantly passed ina
boating fishing and other social amuse
ments