The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-07-21
North Arson.

NOTLu AhoOht
Miss. Mary Porter went to Madison
Friday.
Parker William, of aolon, was in town,
Wednesday.
Lester William has just purchased a
motor wheel.
Ralph Blunt was visiting relatives here
during Sunday.
DR.. j. B. Twaddle was in town, Satur-
day and sunday.
Misses Laura and Susie Clark we're
at Madison Friday.
W c Simmons made business trip
to okowhegan, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Longley went to
New Portland, Sunday
Miss susie Paine and Mrs. John But
Ter were in Skowhegan, Friday.
GO. Aver and son Myron have gone
to Eustis to paint the new hotel.
NJ. L. French was at Otter ponds and
The Forks several days last week.
Mrs. Eyeleth of New York city is the
guest of S. A. Davis and daughters.
Mis-. Vesta Albee Emery arrived here,
i 49,
William Collins of Portland was visit
ing his parents, saturday and sunday.
The past week has been great hay
weather aud the farmers have improved
it.
Lowell E. Bailey, Bates '03, was ap-
pointed Justice of the Peace on July
LIST.
Rev, H. o. Hofstead has been visiting
his daughter in New York city the past
week.
Edwin Flagg of skowhegan was visit
ing relatives in town the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Spearin went
to their cottage at capitol Island, We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Marshall of Oak
land were the guests of relatives IN town,
Sunday.
Frank Crymble moved into W. c. Rob-
insons house on lower Madison street,
tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Caswell and Mrs. Han
nah CaswelI of Industry are visiting rel
atives here.
Will Hooper who has been at work in
Scion, has returned to his home on KEN
nebec Avenue.
Misses Frances simmons and Nellie
Hapgood are spending few days at
Island Springs.
Miss Marion Gray who has been at
Madison for a few weeks, returned
home, Saturday.
The potato bug is getting in its work
these days and unless the crop ia attend
ed to it is ruined.
Mrs. c. c. Tozier and daughter Donna
of Skowhegan were tho guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Peakes, Friday.
Little Miss Carrie simmons returned
from her visit to Auburn, Saturday,
making the journey alone.
Mr. and Mrs. w G. Emery went to
Lake En- bden, Wednesday, to stay at
their cottage for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Pease with their
sons Fred and Thomas and their families
spent Sunday at Lake Embden.
Frank Holley has purchased another
good colt. Its color is chestnut, weighs
10 so pounds and stands 15a hands,
The rite of Baptism was administered
to four candidates at the Basin" Sun
day afternoon, by Rev. l.. II, Hutchins
of New Portland.
Reports from the farmers indicate that
the hay crop is the heaviest one in sew
eral years. The rains have come with
such regularity that it has been most
favorable for grass.
Mrs. Carrie Richardson, of Lowell
and Miss Lucy Davis Of Marblehead,
Mass have been the guests of Mrs
l. X. Dinsmore and Mrs. Frank Holley
during the past few days.
H. Clifford on Kennebec Avenue has
the largest aud beat looking tillage crops
in this vicinity. His corn is the sweet
variety and his potatoes are called the
Great Northerner. Mr.. Clifford is one of
Ansons successful farmers and knows
how to'raise good crops
Mr.. snd Mrs E B. Cushman of South
ern California arrived, here, Monday
night. Mrs. Cushman will be remem-
bered as Miss Nellie Bunker, daughter
of the late Samuel Bunker and Mrs.
Martha Bunker. 1t is % years since
Mr.. and Mis-. Cushman went from here.
The Rev. II. o Hofstead, pastor Me-
mortal church, expects to occupy his
pulpit next Sunday and preach in
the morning A praise service with ad-
dress will be held in the evening.
The subject of the sermon will be 1.-THE
Christians Race" with illustrations from
the international boat race. Mr.. Hof.
stead expects to return this week from a
trip to New York
At the annual meeting of Foster pub
lie library, Tuesday evening, the follow
ing officers we're elected: Lowell E
Bailey, Pres; Mrs. NJ. G. Emery, vice
pres; John NJ. Getchel, sec; Mrs. NJ.
G. Emery, treas; book committee, Miss
Paulenah simmons, Mrs. j. II. stevens,
Mrs. Sara Parlin; soliciting committee,
. Miss Louise Twaddele, Mrs. Lizzie,
Holley,; trustees, F. 5. Parsons and Rev.
H. S. Ryder.
Scion.