The Somerset reporter., 1903-04-23
SOMERSET PICK-UPs.

: 20 5o' AHHiNH III ooio VIII dttNef IN
NJ sm0fiAl by address j. Atheis
shawmut il winning the name Of the
Pie Plate city Its new pulp mill. en-.
ploying 40 hands, is entering extensive
y upon the manufacture Of paper Die
plates and can turn out 800, 600 daily.
Among the recent corporations organ
lied in the state is the Crosby Lumber
Co., for selling land. Capital stock,
$40 900; paid in, $500 President. A..
n. Ryerson of Norton, Conn treasurer.
Walter N. Smith Of stanford. conn
This company has It's scat Of operations
in Fairfield
At meeting of the Pittsfeld Library
Committee held on Tuesday, April a.
at ten o'clock it was voted to locate the
new library building On the lot Of T. 6
Laneey d Co, at the corner Of Main and
Railroad streets. The committee con
sists of the following gentlemen: Vim
Dobson, j. n. Martin, G. L Vickery.
oramel Murray, +. Z. Smith, T. &.
Lancey, Frank Weeks o. Il. Drake.
At the closing session Of the Maine
Conference Of Methodist churche. AZ
Bridgton, Saturday, Bishop Andrews
announced his appointments of ministers
for the coming year. The appointments
for Somerset parishes are as follows !:
Sko"hegan, Daniel Onstott; Fairfield,
g. K. Palmer; Madison. H. S. Nichols :.
Mercer, j. r. Remick North Arson and
Embden, H. S. Ryder; Scion. f. T..
Adams; Bingham, Moscow, and Maxfield
to be supplied.
The meeting of the Arson Literary
Club was entertained by Mrs. Adams
at the residence of Mr.. L. S. Moore
Tuesday afternoon, April twenty first
at 2 o'clock. Following was the pro-
gram; Quartette, Mrs. Raymond, Mrs.
Rogers, Mrs. Conant, Mrs. Baxter:
Scripture reading and prayer; roll call 4;
seoretary's report; select readings, Mrs.
Gordon, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Conant;
original paper, Mrs. Il. May Lawrence
poem, Mrs. Ida Greene; recess; exer-
cises in physical culture; question box;
duet, Miss Smith, Miss Gray.
The program for commencement week
at Arson Academy, North Arson, Me.
is as follows: Sunday, April 26th, at
III ~ a, m. at the Universalist church.
baccalaurate Sermon by the Rev.
Horace w. Tilden of Livermore Falls.
Me- Wednesday, April 26th, at 7.45 p.
m. at Carrabassett Hall, Junior Ex-
hioition. Thursday, April 30th at 2 30
p. m. at Carrabassett Hall, Commence
ment exercises of the Graduating class.
At Carrabassett Hall S p. m. Annual
Concert and Ball. Music for the Alumni
Concert and Ball and for Graduation
furnished by Payne and Plummer.
Lewiston.
AT a meeting of Madison Village
Corporation last Saturday afternoon TO
consider electric lights proposition
was submitted by Weeks and sturte.
want of Fairfield to take light from a
company which proposes to put in a
power station on the Carrabassett.
Acetylene lighting was also discussed.
but the development of the power a,
French Rips on the Sandy river and
municipal ownership seemed to be in
popular favor and further survey was
authorized. The meeting adjourned
for two weeks when it is hoped that the
matter will be acted upon to the salts
faction of this city Of darkness.
A pretty wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Boardman Berry
at Emblem, Thursday the 10Th inst.
at 10 30 a. m. when their only daugh.
ter, Maud Mary, was united in marriage
to Ross Bernard Nichols of Augusta,
Me- The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Wade, pastor of the Congre
gational church of Solon. Only the
immediate relatives of the bride were
present. The bride wore white muslin
trimmed with lace applique aud wore lii.
les of the valley and jacqueminot roses
They received many useful and valuable
gifts. After the ceremony the wedding
breakfast was served, after which the
happy couple started on their wedding
tour. Their many friends wish them
lifelong happiness.
AT meeting of the subscribers OF
the Farmers Telephone Co., held Mon
day at st. Adams Town Hall it wa.
voted to accept the offer of the New
England Telephone Co., viz: The
Farmers Co. to use New England
receivers and transmitters This would
give them long distance service and al
the unusually low rate of SIS per year
This otter was obtained through the
fundamentally of DR.. c. A. Moulton
manager of the n. E Co. from Pittsfeld
to st. Adams and principal owner oil
the Farmers Telephone Co. The lines
are to be extended soon into adjoining
towns and this will give the people in
this section the best and cheapest tele
phone service of any place in New Eng
land. At present the Farmers Co
have about 80 instruments in town.
A Card.