The Somerset reporter., 1903-06-25
Mis-. II. #HUSE,
REY. II. /. NICHOLS.
REV. II. ". kINBALL,

The reports from the different schools
were as follows:
North New Portland. Number en-
rolled so; average attendance "a. II Is
self-supporting.
West New Portland There were
originally two schools. The different
societies united in one school which is
tremendously entertained. The attend.
ance last Sunday was 63.
Embden.-The school is held summer
and winter; average attendance "a. 1t
is in thriving condition.
North Anson.-The Congregationalist
and Free Baptist schools united until
pastor was called when the schools
separated, and now the attendance of
each is as large as it was together. The
Free Baptist average attendance is 20.
During the past year they have added
SIS worth of books to the library, which
is maintained by the classes. The Meth
odist school has an attendance of about
80, summer and winter. They have
faithful teachers and are doing good
work. The Universalst school has a
good attendance and averaged during
three months of mid winter considerably
over go. Efficient teachers are carving
on the work.
neutrality-suspicious. school,
average attendance $50. 10 the primary
department are 80 or 80. There are 10
other classes. First Methodist school.
average attendance for last quarter. III {;
number enrolled 200. There are 80 il
the Home department. Five visitors
There are II graded classes; have raised
$27 for missionary work besides 500 for
the years running expenses Free Bap-
list school, 232 members; average at
tendance l13; largest attendance 10.
A Cradle roll has q members. Have
two classes of young people, one nun
bering 45. Average collection $l.6S
acknowledgements school,
regular number attending about 40 H.
winter there are 70 or so. Supports &
scholar at some mission school. Have
primary, intermediate and adult grades.
There are II classes. Are trying to
form a Kindergarten. Baptist school,
attendance about the same during the
entire yeBr. Two branch schools have
been organized. Have a membership OF
$50. The home school Is graded. Good
work is doe by the teachers.
Observation-Disclosures school, aver
age attendance 81. Average collection
$l.53. CongrC gationaist school, 209
members are enrolled. Average attend
ance 100. During May the average was
1873. There are Is well.graded classes.
A class for men has been formed. Have
discarded the library, as the town has
an excellent one, and given ours to the
town of Abbot. Have yearly gradua-
tions from the primary department.
First Baptist school, average attend
arce 81 Average collection $40. The
Home department and Cradle roll have
just been started. Have raised for ben.
evolent purposes S24,54
Canaan.-Average attendance 80 or
40. Are few in numbers but have ear
nest workers who are doing much good.
The following delegates were present
! From Canaan, Mrs. c. d. Harris. Miss
Moody; Madison, Rev. Mabel c. Ar
drews, Mrs. Eva Spear, Miss Edith
Frederic, Revs c. d. Boothby and H.
l.. Nichols; Norridgewock, R,v. +. c.
Davis Allen Cleveland, Frederic Davis,
Mrs. r. A Stevens New Portland, Rev.
Robert Scott, Mrs. George Clark Mrs.
II. A. Plummer; Skowhegan, Rev. H
W. Kimbsll, Rev. H. F. Huse, Mrs. II.
f, Huse, Mrs. Mabel Judkins, MIS-.
Belle CaswelL Mrs. Yesta Curtis, Nj.
Elmer f, Harris, Mrs. A. B. Lamb, Col
Isaac Dyer, C.. w. Grover.
Visitors to the convention From
Madison, Mrs. Ahbie Gray, Mrs. Charles
Haynes, Mrs. Nathan Savage, Mrs. +.
T. Haywood, Mrs. Mary Ireland Mrs.
S. 5. Vose, Mrs. Z, T. Haywood Mrs.
Lizzie Vose, Mrs. II. A. Johnson, Mrs.
l.. b. Phillips. Mrs. Jennie L. Spear,
Miss Agnes Vose, l. Il. Page; Nor
ridgewock, F. A, Stevens; Yarmouth.
vile, l.. r. Cook; Skowhegan, Mrs. +.
f. Paine, Mrs. Gertrude Humphrey,
Mrs. j. II, LsCasee, Miss Laura +.
Paine, Miss Blanche f. Morrill,.