The Somerset reporter., 1903-03-12
North Arson.

Miss Gertrude Smith returned, Mon
day, from visit to Oakland.
The road machine has been scraping
down the roads about the village.
Donley & Merry finished their lumber
ing operations in Concord, Saturday.
Mrs Oliver Perkins of Skowhegan is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Per
kins
The kebekah degree will be conferred
on candidates at the regular meeting,
Saturday evening.
Miss Lydia Boynton of Lexington has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs George
Savage for several days.
Mrs. ~. S. Jones went to Oakland,
Friday, to visit her daughter Mrs. D. M
Marshall, and returned Monday.
Mrs. j. Goodwin and Mrs. l.. S. Mer-
rill of Snlon were in town, last week, to
attend the funeral of Miss Jane Bailey.
Wallace Brown, who has been employ
ed by Danley & Merry has now gone to
Carratunk for the remainder of the
winter
The D. A. r. meeting is postponed
one week. 1t will be held at the resi-
b. A.
noon, March Goth.
The subject for the sermon in Central
hall next sunday morning will be "Bit
ter from Sweet and Sweet from Bitter"
Text, there was honey in the Carcass
The initiatory degree will be confer
red at the regular meeting of Table
Rock Lodge, Thursday evening, March
18th. Oyster supper. The members
are requested to be present.
There was a wedding at the NJ. E.
parsonage, Saturday evening, when Mr..
Sherman Daggett and Miss Lucy K.
Steward were united. The bride and
groom are both residents of Embden.
T. II. Spear of Madison was in town,
Saturday.
Mrs. E. A Maxim of Madison was in
town, last week.
Stanley Perkins has moved into the
Moore house on school street.
The ice broke up in the east branch
of the Kennebec river, Tuesday.
M. j. Heminger of Waterville was
the guest of Edgar Millay, Thursday.
c. o. Sturtevant of Fairfield was
guest at the Somerset House, Tuesday.
Mrs. Olive Magoon of Scion was in
town few days last week and returned
home, Saturday.
Miss Annie Longley from the Farm
ington Normal school is spending her
vacation at home.
W. b. Goodrich and son, Merton, of
Bingham we're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs John Taylor, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Savage went to
New Portland, Saturday to attend the
anniversary meeting of the Grange.
Miss Ellen Bailey, Miss Bertha Bailey,
Mrs Joseph Earl and j. A. Bailey left
here, Monday noon for Massachusetts.
Mrs. Dudley Healey who has been
the guest of Mrs. n. W. Murphy for a
few weeks has returned to her home in
Scion.
The many friends of Leonard Spearin
will be pleased to learn that under the
treatment of DIR. Gerrish at Portland
he is steadily improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker of Show
hogan, who we're the guests of their son,
Cyrus Walker, Friday, were calling on
friends in this village, Saturday.
Rev b. NJ. Edwards. Freewll Baptist
missionary for Maine, occupied the
congregational pulpit, Sunday forenoon,
and in the afternoon the pulpit in the
F. B church.
Benjamin F. Baxter of the lower viii
lsge was in town recently. Mr.. Baxter
has passed Ills Goth birthday and is en-
joying good health. During his long
and useful life he has never INDUCED in
tobacco in any form and has had no use
for liquor. His long life and present
good health tell how we'll he has obeyed
the laws of temperance. He is one of
the most respected and honored citizens
of the town.