The Somerset reporter., 1904-11-10
North AnsOn.

miss hAtllo JOueb, WIN Hao ooon up
river for few days, has returned home.
Mrs. Reuben Farr and daughter,
Nellie, are visiting relatives in Oakland
and Lewiston.
The Ruth Heald Cragin Chapter
meets, Friday afternoon, with Mrs. W.
C. Robinson
Everett Burbank of Freeman was the
guest of E. j. Clark and family the first
of the week.
Mrs. George Keene of Fairfield, WAS
the guest of her sister, Mrs. d. BENZ
amin, Sunday.
The Unversalist society purchased
the new scenery used in their exhibition
Thursday evening.
Miss Nellie Hussey of Norridgewock
was the guest of Miss Louise Twaddelle,
few days last week.
Arthur Clark went to Augusta, Mon
day afternoon, where he has position
in the furniture business.
Mrs Carrie Nitham of Portland has
been the guest of Mrs. Leonard spearin
during the past two weeks
The ground has been frozen consider
ably, the past week, 30 much 80 at times
it was impossible to piow.
Prof Tapey went to Brooksvile,
Saturday. where he will remain during
the vacation of two weeks.
George Caswel of Waterville, was the
guest of his father, Charles Caswell, a
few days the first OF the week.
Rev. George E. Paine preached in the
Methodist church, sunday morning, in
the absence of Rev II. S. Ryder
Mrs. Almeda Cults went to Rhode Is
land, last Tuesday, to attend the wed
ding of her son, DR.. W. B. Cults.
Mrs. Milton P. Dunton of Augusta
was the guest, last week, of Mrs. Betsey
Savage and Mrs NJ. L. French.
Mr. and Mrs. Mshlon p. Moore are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
daughter, born November 9rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Crymble of North
New Portland were visiting Mrs
Crymble's sister, Mrs. Pomeroy, over
Sunday.
There can be no water famine this
year. as the heavy rains of the fall have
filled all of the swamps and springs to
overlooking.
Miss Myra French, who has spent the
last two winters in California, was the
guest recently of her nephew, M. l..
French, and family.
The subject of the discourse at the
NJ. Z church, sunday, is, "rhe Impor-
tant Work Of the church Extention So.
ciety OF tho " E Church."
5 Z. Taylor OF the Somerset section,
who has been for few weeks at work
on the Somerset extension, returned
homo, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Naudo NJ. Emery has been APP
pointed District Deputy of Rebekah
lodges for the 10Th district This in
cludes North Arson, oolon, Bingham
and New Portland lodges.
Rev. Mr., PeArdon, pastor of tho Fair
field and Waterville Universalist
churches, occupied the pulpit of the
Universalist church here, Sunday, in
exchange with Rev. F. T. Crane.
Mrs George Fl. Clarke has leased her
husbands interest in the Elm House in
Auburn and shs and son, Virdal, and
daughter, Alice, are visiting friends in
| Massachusetts, for few days, after
which they will join Mr.. Clarke in Cali
| fornia
Lynn (. Bosworth of Embden died,
Thursday morning, Nov. 3rd, after a
protracted illness His father, Frank
Bosworth, died just seven weeks before.
The funeral was hold, Saturday. The
burial was in the cemetery at this vii
age.
The Y. A. A. A. and the Carrabassett
Stock Farm teams played their first
game of basket ball in Carrabassett Hall,
Monday evening, which resulted in a
J score OF Is to 81 in favor Of the c. s. r.
The attendance was large and the game
/ exciting. t was great playing on both
sides.
During Rev. Mr.. Ryder's absence in
| Massach usetts At the annual meeting
of the general committee of the church
extension society. he was the guest of
Mr.. and Nrs David Bodfsh of Palmer
and also visited in Springfield, Boston
and Chelsea While in Worcester he
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
/ Bailey.
The Universalist fair of last Thursday
was one of the most successful ones ever
held in this village. A large delegation
from Madison and other towns were
present. The booths were all in pink
and white, over 400 paper roeses being
used In the decorations The drama in
the evening drew a large house. The
acting was especially fine and the audi
ence was delighted and pronounced it a
great success The society netted $125
from the fair and entertainment.
Among those from Madison who at
tended the Universalist rose festival,
Thursday afternoon and evening" were
Mrs. Charlie Davis, Mrs. Mont Hilton,
Mrs Charles Clark, Mrs Fred Clark,
Mrs Pope, Rev. and Mrs A A. Blair,
Mr. and Mrs cobb, Mr. and Mrs. f. Il.
Pease, Mrs G. r. Hilton, Miss Nellie
Hapgood, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Dinsmore,
Walter Worthing, Miss Mabel Ross,
/ Mrs Csddie Parsons and daughter,
Nettie.
/ The Freshman exhibition, Friday
evening, was we'll attended and the en-
tire class did exceedingly well 1t con-
sisted of IS members. Music was fur
nshed by Harlow's orchestra of Water
vile. Prizes were given by the princi-
pal for the best recitation The first
prize was won by Flossie Eva Bates, the
second by Clayton Earl Eames and hon
orable mention was given to Florence
! Edith Noddin The committee to award
, the prizes were l.. 4. Bailey, chairman,
Mrs Lizzie Emery and Miss Lizzie
Marshall.
Edward R Collins died in Somervile,
Mass, Monday afternoon, aged about 20
years, having gone there a short time
ago for his health He had been i'll for
everal years, being afflicted with q lung
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