The Somerset reporter., 1904-03-31
North AnSOn.


w. c. Emery had telephone pnt into
his Office, Saturday.
Amos Hoyt has a position as book
keeper in one of the mills at Skowhegan
Wagons appeared on the streets, Mon
day, two weeks later than one year ago.
Rev. A. A. Blair will preach in Cen
trail hall next Sunday morning, at the
usual hour.
The Easter concert at the +. b.
church will be at 80 o'clock, Sunday
afternoon.
The robins have come; Austin Eames
saw the first bird on the morning of the
23d instant
The Universaist Sabbath school con-
cert will be at the UniversalIst church
April 10, at 4 80 p. m.
There will be a special meeting of the
Rebekahs Monday evening for the init
alton of candidate.
F. a. Pease OF Madison was in town
Monday, the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. ". Pease.
Mrs Eliza Houghton of Aroostook
county was the guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Almeda Cults, Monday.
Miss Helen Plumner of New Portland
was in town, Monday, to meet her
brother, student at Orono, who is ill.,.
Rev. II 5. Ryder went to Rumford
Falls, Tuesday, to attend the NJ. f con-
ference Mrs Ryder went few days
later
Amos K. Butler, D. D G. NJ, of the
Hiaf ri do off ni al
visit to Northern Star lodge, Tuesday
evening
The Epworth Leagues and invited
friends spent very pleasant evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs George Sharpe,
Monday night.
Messrs Perkins and Edgecomb of
Oolby college, who were the guests of
Prof. Sweet, returned to Watervlle,
Saturday morning
Mrs. Clarence Hall of Bethel was the
guest of her mother for few days, dur
ing the past week. She returned home,
Saturday morning.
Will Twaddelle, who went to Toxic,
Japan last fall as nurse for sick gentle
man, now has responsible position in
a drug store in San Francisco.
On account of Rev. II. 5. Ryder being
absent Sunday there will be no preaching
service at the NJ. E. church sunday
school aud prayer meeting will be held
as usual.
belmont Tozer was calling on friends
in town, during the past week. He was
a graduate from Arson Academy '97 and
later from Bates. He is teaching in
Gorham.
Miss Daisy Young, one of the Augusta
teachers, who has been spending her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Young, returns to her school,
Saturday
Walter c. McKenney represents the
NJ X. Church of this village at the lay
electoral conference, Friday, held at
Rumford Falls in connection with the
M e. conference.
Mr. Eaos Longley of North Buxton
and Mrs. John Longley and daughters,
Minnie and Lucy, of Waterville, were in
town Wednesday to attend the wedding
of Miss Annie Longley.
There will be special meeting of the
D. A. RS. at Mrs. W. g. ROhinson's,
Friday afternoon. Each member is re
quested to bring in something pertain
ing to current events
In the evening at the Congregational
church concert appropriate to the
Easter season will be given. Last Sun
day evening a committee was appointed
to look after floral decorations.
The circulation for the Foster Public
library for the month of February was
402 books. 1t is gratifying to know that
very large per cent of the books taken
out pertain to something else than tic-
ton.
At the Dinsmore Congregational
church next sunday the Easter mes
sage will be entitled, THE Rosur
rection.' The pastor will occupy the
pulpit. The Lords supper will be
celebrated at the close OF the service.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Emery and Mr..
and Mrs w. c. Robinson attended the
funeral of Mrs. Heman Whipple at So
Ion, Sunday. The D. A RS. of this
village. of which Mrs. Whipple was
charter member, sent a beautiful floral
Offering of white pinks.
Large quantities of pulp have been
hauled into this village this winter.
Small lumber of spruce, fir and poplar
that only few years ago was consider
cd of no value now brings ready money
in tho market. Many of the farmers
have more or less of this lumber which
they are now hauling to market.
An early morning wedding took place
at the NJ E. parsonage on March 10th,
when John Allen Mclaughlin and Alice
Pearl Head both of Starks were united
In marriage by Rev Il. S. Ryder. They
took the early train for Skowhegan. Mr..
Mclaughlin has purchased farm in
Embden, where they will reside.
On Wednesday, March 80, wedding
took place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Longley on Union street, when
ha; AanUbtar. mia T Uoo YnItaI in