The Somerset reporter., 1904-04-14
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
North Arson.

George Savage went to New Portland,
Friday.
Emery & Porter's driving crew start
ed mp river, Saturday.
y. w. Bunker returned, Friday night,
from trip to the Pacific coast.
Earl Fenason has moved into the
Pred Mantor house on Union street.
The ice in the Kennebec river broke
mp, Monday, and the river is partially
clear.
Miss Mildred Perry spent Sunday at
the house OF her uncle, j. T. Perry, in
Embden.
The drivers will be twenty days or
more later In getting onto the river than
last year.
Austin Sprague was at home from
Oakland, Thursday night and returned
Friday morning.
Owen Hooper has 30 far recovered
from his recent Illness as to DO about
the streets again.
Miss Nellie Hapgood, saleslady for
Soper & Co, of Madison, was the guest
OF her mother, Sunday.
Roscoe Eames, master driver, on one
of the sections OF Dead River, Is expect
ed to start with his crew this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burgess of Nor
ridgewock, have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Longley during the past
week.
Lawrence Steward went to Bangor the
frat of the week and will visit Orono,
Portland and many other places on the
trip.
g. Marshall has been shipping his po-
tatoes to Boston the past week. he had
several hundred bushels for the mar
ket.
Mrs. Lucy Carville, who has been
spending the winter with her sister,
Ars Owen Savage, went to New Port
Land, Friday.
Mrs. s p. Taylor, who has been con-
Hned to The house by illness for several
months was able to ride out short dis
lance, sunday.
Mrs. Olive Savage, who has not been
we'll during the winter, is now gaining
Her many friends will be glad to hear of
her improved health.
Miss Bessie Spaulding went to Lewis
ton, Wednesday, to see her mother who
ing's condition is improving
Rev. George o. Wiggin of Standish,
viii preach In the r. b church, Sunday,
April 18th, also the following Sunday
n 2 80 p. m. All are welcomed.
Lee Merrill and his brother Clifford of
StArks, grad yates of the academy, who
are now students at Bates college, are
spending the week In town with rola-
tives.
Wednesday morning Ambrose Sprague
sold the land on which his springs were
located, to Mark and Wallace Emery.
In those springs there Is always an a.
bundance of the very best water.
Mrs. Jennie Greene of Scion and Mrs.
ington to attend the D. A. r. congress-
Ars- Cults will visit her son, DR.. Cults,
In Providence, K. l., on her way home.
Miss Helen Hinkley of Augusta, ar
rived In town Saturday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Dunbar and remained
tho guest Of her sister, Mrs. l.. William
son, until Wednesday afternoon when
shs returned home.
Calvin Walker has 40 hens Rhode
Island reds that laid 100 dozen of eggs
from the middle of November to the
first of March. Mr.. Walker has good
hens and has been very successful with
them during the long cold winter.
At the Republican caucus, Saturday,
the following delegates were chosen to
attend the district convention at Water
vile, Wednesday, g. L. Hovey, Calvin
Hilton and w. G. Simmons; at the state
convention in Portland, Thursday, F. s.
parson, Ben $. Collins and Orlando
Walker.
The senior class at Arson Academy
has secured Rev. Edwin G. Whittemore
of the First Baptist church OF Waterville
to preach the bacoalaureate sermon,
which will be, April oath, in the Uni
versalist church. The Junior exhibition
will be, Wednesday evening, April 9th,
The graduation will take place on Thurs
day, April 28th, and Pullen's large or
chestra of Bangor will furnish music.