The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03
North Arson.

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during the past week
b F. walker and Ana " Gilman are
the traverse jurors from Arson for the
December term Of court.
Luke Houghton WAS at home from
New York, last week, anC was the guest
OF friends in this village,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Marshall of Oak.
land were the guests of Nj. and Mrs ".
). Jones over Thanksgiving.
Among the new students at the
academy this term are Edwin Blake,
John Blake and Miss Eta Barron.
Thursday night was the coolest of the
season, the thermometer registering
from five to ten degrees below zero.
Miss Lydia Jacobs of " est boro, Mass.
who has been the guest Of Mrs. W =.
Jones for several days went to New
Portland, Monday.
f W. Bunker has just sold a fine
chestnut mare to Alton Richardson of
Clinton, it is by Broadway and brought
the nice sum of 500
Mrs. Ellen Brown of Mercer was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. ". Bryant,
Thursday, remaining through the week
and returning home, Monday morning.
Mis-. Hiram Plummer and son Arthur
OF New Portland were in town, Sunday
hr. Plummer returned, Monday. TO
Orono where he is attending the Uni
versity of Maine.
w. Bunker has sold his sheep, 800
OF them making two car loads. one of
which has been shipped and The other
will be shipped soon. They were pur-
chased by d. 5. Hastings of Newry.
Work is being rushed on the house
which Manager {. Y. Bailey of the
Carrabassett stock farm is having fitted
for his own occupancy. When complet.
ed it will be another desirable addition
to Elm street
Arthur Clark from Wstervile was the
guest of his parents during Thanks
giving and remained over Sunday.
While at home he, like many others,
INDUCED in little hunting for big game
but the moose did not show up.
Rev. j F. Rhoades preached his fare.
well sermon to the Universalist people,
Sunday, having rendered his resignati ton
the week previous Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhoades went to Massachusetts,, Mon
day, where they will reside in the future.
! Inc huuuSl 6lGClloD Ol AU6OD orange
will be held on the I'd Saturday of
December. large attendance of mem
beers is desired. This grange is one of
the prosperous ones of the county and
is doing a good work from year to year
The fair and sale of the Congregations
al society will be held in Grange hall,
December 9th. Fricassee chicken din
and fish ball supper will be served.
Useful and fancy articles. vegetables.
etc. will be offered for sale. Entertain
ment in the evening
Lester Williams, who las been EN-.
ployed with state Agent Allen, in this
/ village for some time, las taken the
| position as station agent at Arson.
! Lester Witham. WIN was formerly en-
! ployed there has gone to Ofono TO at
tend the state college.
Thanksgiving day Mir. and Mrs.
MahlOn Moore had for guests Mir and
Mrs. T. NJ. Steward of this village, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Steward, Mr and Mrs.
Ben Steward, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Steward of Madison, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Williams of the West.
Since the snowstorm of last week the
deer tracks have been seen in many
places in this vicinity which goes to
show that there is plenty of game. At
this season it Is difficult to get this game
owing 10 the barren trees and the noise
that one must necessarily make in
travelling in the woods
Important business will come before
Foster public library association at the
meeting to be held at the library, Mon
day evening" Dec ! at : o'clock. Every
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support of the library is a member of
the association and is invited TO be
present
Miss Minnie Bunker arrived in New
l ork last Wednesday and came to this
village Monday evening. She sailed for
/ Europe the 50th day of June and has
during her absence travelled in England,
Germany, Holland, Italy and France
She will remain here about ten days
when she will return West.
Saute Fee, New Mexico, paper gives
account of the taking of the 53rd degree
in Masonry by Couy T. Brown of Sor5c-
CO, y NJ lie was for some time a
resident of this place, leaving here for
the southwest some Is years ago where
he became a mining expert and enei-
neer He stands high in Masonic
and business circles.
Saturday, Il l.. Hovey shipped au-
other car load of lS0 barrels OF apples
Boston tn be shipped In Liverpool Up
to this time he has shipped from this
station nearly 1000 barrels. among HE
kinds are baldwlns greetings. Ben Davis,
blue pearmains. believers. kings
starkS, russetS, spYs, hubblrds, none
such, Iulm4u sweets. >,ott'> winter.