The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-06

Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Emery went to
Madison, Tuesday.
Orlando Walker, of Arson, was in
town, Monday.
G. L. Hovey arrived home from Bos-
ton. Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Beal went to
Spring Lake, Thursday.
Arthur Clark and Wallace Parsons
were in Madison, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Waugh of Starks
were in town, Thursday.
There will be no cattle show and fair
at this village, this season.
N. L. French was at The Forks the
last of the week on business trip.
Mrs. B. S. Collins and hrs. J, L. Par
lin went to Skowhegan, Thursday.
John Crymble who has been visiting
his brother, Charles, went to Augusta,
Monday.
The stock of the Carrabasaett Stock
Farms arrived home from the fairs,
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest o. Prstt were the
guests of friends In West Mills, a fow
hours, Sunday
The public is invited to attend the
dedication of Maj. John Eoore's monu-
ment at Norridgewock, Oct 18th.
Rev F. T. Crane was at Fairfield,
| Wednesday, to attend the Kennebec
Valley. Association of Universalists.
The potato crop Ia reported to be very
good. some complaints are heard about
the rot but 1t is not to any great extent.
Miss Edie Pomeroy who has been In a
critical condition during tho past week
is improving as well as oan be expect
ed.
Miss Helen Fl. Huxley of Augusta
WAS here last week to attend tho funeral
OF her sister, Mrs. LEVIED win William
son.
Mrs. r Fairbrother and her mother.
Mrs. johnson, returned, last week, from
a trip of several days to Turner, Au-
burn, Readteld, and other places.
The subject for the Sunday evening
meeting at the Univorsalist church 10
"FAith." The meeting will be led by
Misses Frances Gilbert and Gertrude
Cole.
Rev. Il. s. Ryder was called to Tho
Forks last Wednesday to perform two
one evening 10 quito 30 Dial event for 30
small village.
George Sweet, former principal of
Anson Academy, WAS In town, Friday.
he went from here to Cambridge, N ass. d,
to join tho other Colby boys at Harvard
Law School.
Mrs. s 2. Taylor has returned from
Bath and other places After a two weeks
absence with relatives. Her sister, Mrs.
Harry B. Allen, accompanied her homo
for visit here.
Chester Bailey, Manager of Csrrabas-
sett Stock Farms, purchased four largo
team horses in Auburn, Saturday. The
horses on these farms are among the best
matched teams in the state.
W. s. Jones and Edgar Nillay OF the
Board OF Health went to Arson, Tuea.
day afternoon, to fumIgate in places
whore diphtheris has been prevailing
during the summer and fall.
W s. Wells completed his canning
operations. Friday. He put up 70, 900
cans OF corn. 400 cases of string beans,
500 cases of dandelion green's and quite
a large amount OF rhubarb and spinach.
Tho Athletic Club played the first
night at basket ball, Friday evening
They will meet every Monday and FRI
day night. Tho public 10 cordially in
vitsd to attend and witness the game.
The friends and sohoolmates Of Miss
Gertrude Lane will be panied to learn
of her death which took place, Satur-
day night, after a short illness caused
by an sbcess. Miss Lane was a daugh-
ter of Charles Lane OF Arson and was a
student at Arson academy few terms.
The funeral took place, Tuesday, and
the burial was in this village cemetery.
News has been received hero of tho
death of hrs Betsey w. Cross of Oak
land, Cal. Mrs. Cross was born in
North Arson, May IT, 1919. and married,
Feb. rs, 1874, Horatio cross of Solou.
They went TO California many years ago
and have since resided there Mrs.
Cross is survived by one daughter and
sister, Mrs. A. d. Brown of Newbury-
port, Mass.
Mrs VIM. Benjamin has just returned
from Portland and Boston, where she
has been in the interest of her millinery
business Mrs Benjami also made a
trip with MIR. Benjamin to Brattleboro,
VT, where she had opportunity to ex-
anime the latest style in millinery. Do
not lOIBol INC 1dlo VI MIS- DouJdmlu b
opening, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 7th
and 9Th.
The Methodist Sunday school will OBJ
serve Rally Day next Sunday. All
members of the school, including Home
Department and Cradle Roll, are ex-
pected to make an especial effort to be
present. The friends of the school also
are invited. The lesson for the day will
be briefly presented, history of the
School will be given, special music will
be n feature. and the work o. the Kinder
garten will be exemplihed.
Next sunday will be rally day at the
Congregational Sunday school. In the
morning the Rev. II. o. Hofstead will
choose for his subject, "a church rally
in Jerusalem" Tho Sunday school
hour will follow in which 10 10 expected
there will be several speakers from ad-
joining towns, and . rally program 10
being prepared. juniors hour will be
held next Friday afternoon at 10
O'Clock The sacrament of the Lords
supper will be observed Mex sunday in
the Congregational church.
Charles Hudson Spaulding died In
Sacramento, California, September 10th,
at the age of 70 years, 6 months, and 7
days he was born in North Arson,
near this village, the son of Walter and
Lydia Spaulding, and Was one of the
eight brothers all of whom went to the
Pacific coast when young. Only two are
now | wing, Aarcellus N. Spaulding of
Sacramento, and Madison Spaulding of
Seattle, Washington He was q member
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