The Somerset reporter., 1903-08-27
North Arson.
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Camp meeting this week.
Charles Magoon of Scion was in town
Monday.
NJ. L. French went to The Forks,
Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. V Bailey returned to
Worcester, Friday.
The farmers are cutting tLeir grain.
The crop is a good one.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Day visited in
New Sharon, last week.
Herbert Mitchell was at home from
the wood during sunday.
Miss Minnie Greenleaf Of Starks is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mis-.
{. 5, Pullen.
Mrs. A. E. Beale has returned from
Eliot, where she has been staying for
several weeks.
Mrs. susan Benjamin and her daugh-
ter Miss Susie benjamin, returned sat
urday from visit TO Gardiner.
DR.. and Mrs. Whitney of Milford,
Mass have been guests of Mr. and Mrs
Benjamin Mantor during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport and children
of Sherman, Aroostook county, were the
guests of Adelbert Perry, Saturday and
sunday.
Miss Minnie Davis, who has leen at
Beach this summer recently returned
home, being quite i'll, but is now i'm
proving.
Stickney Gray started for the woods
Monday. He is employed as scaler on
the landing of Parker Sanborn at
Crockertown.
Mrs. James Collins and son, Prof. j.
Franklin Collins of Providence, K. l
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Collins several days this week.
The work on the new NJ. f. church is
progressing fast. When completed it
will add much to the appearance of
Main and Madison streets.
A work train went up over the Somer-
set road, sunday, to put on the new
bridge near Bingham village. The stone
work was completed some time ago.
DR.. and Mrs. c. {. Cragin and son,
Arthur, OF Rondout, \. Y, arrived here
last week for visit with Mrs. tragin's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mantor.
The ladies' circle of the NJ E. church
has been quite successful in their enter
for the church and have paid Slo0 to
ward the new church.
Eugene Mitchell came home from
Lewiston on saturday evening to spend
the Sabbath with his family. He is EN-
ployed with George b. Haskell 4 Co,
agricultural implements of that city
Mrs. Herman Littlejohn OF Peaks
Island is receiving congratulations on
the birth of little son, who was born
on the 10th. Mrs. Littlejohn was for
merly Miss Annie Moore OF this village
The last service has been held in the
old chapel. hen the congregation
meets again it will be in the new
church" In the meantime the Netho-
dists will worship in the Free Baptist
house.
Campmeeting opened Monday with a
fair attendance. Later in the week the
attendance will Increase The usual
number of campers are there aud the
session will be profitable and helpful
one.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hoyt of Boston, arrived
here, Tuesday night, for few days
visit with relatives and friends, 1t has
been three years since she visited her
early home and her many friends are
glad to meet her again,
The fall term of the academy opened
Tuesday, with promising prospect Of
a successful term. This old Institution
is in charge of competent instructors,
who will use every endeavor to keep the
school in the front ranks of similar in
situations in the state.
Charles Hobrook, formerly of Embden,
now of New Portland, was married
Saturday afternoon to Miss Susie Wey-
mouth of the latter place. The wedding
ceremony was performed at the Metho-