The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-09-22
North Arson.

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Miss Susan Paine made business triI
to Skowhegan, saturday.
BENZ. Weston's log drive Is being
worked along the Kennebec.
There will be q cattle show at Embder
station, Saturday, October LIST.
Mrs. Alva Wilbur of Wisconsin wa'
the guest of Miss Josephine Moulton last
week.
Miss Ada Ford, who spent the sum.
mer at Kennebunkport, has arrived
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Marshall were the
guests OF relatives In Dead River during
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. r. Bunker has been visiting
In Fairfield, the guest of Mrs. M. d
5tratton.
w. 8. Wells will complete one half OF
his pack of corn at his canning factory
this week.
The next meeting of the grange will
be held In the evening of Saturday,
October 1st.
Several from this village attended
the Cattle show and fair at North Mad
lson, Saturday.
A large number of our people are at
Tending the Central Maine fair at Water
ville this week.
Frank Donley returned home, We'd
nesday, from an extended business trip
to Massaoh usetts.
DR.. G. W. Hutchins OF Waterville WA
tho guest of his mother, Mrs. Paulenah
Hutchins, Sunday.
President Charles L. White Of Colby
college prosohed, Sunday, In the Con-
grcgationAl church.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bailey and daugh-
ter, Miss Avis, are attending the fair at
wAterville, this week.
The special train over the Somerset
road, Sunday, was to take long train
OF extra cars down river.
Mrs. whitcomb of providence, R. /.
arrived In town, Monday night, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Dunn.
Miss Nellie Jones of Michigan arrived
In town, Monday night, the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Marshall.
Joseph kAtson went to Lewiston,
Wednesday, to take charge of one Of the
departments of the State Fair.
Manley Dudley went to Waterville,
Monday, with \ matched pair of horses
from the Carrabassett Stock Farms.
Leon Patterson, Arson Academy '04
enters Colby college at Waterville this
fall and went to that city, Tuesday.
Miss Helen Tozier of Skowhegan,
granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Peaks, enters Colby college this fall.
Miss haude Hovey of Stoneham,
Mass, will sing in the Congregational
church again Sunday morning and even
Ing.
Work is rushing at the corn factory
acreage not yet delivered at the fac
tory.
Mrs. Baker, of Skowhegsn and her
sister, Miss Lettie Dennis of hassa-
chusetts, woro calling on friends In town
Saturday.
E.. Il. NArston who WAS the guest OF
his mother = few days last week went,
Friday, to kachlas whore he will take
charge Of the high school.
F. II. Holley has purchased a 8 year
old bay marc by st. Croix. The oolts
are growing scaroor evory year.
The religious revival on Kenneboc
avenue continues undated. Quito q
number Of people have signlflod the In
tention Of loading better life.
Ralph Bailey, son of Mrs. Augusta
Bunker Bailey, entors Dartmouth COL
lego this fall. Mrs. Bailey 10 q graduate
of Arson Academy. class of 80.
Edward Scott of Portland is In town
putting up a telephone from tho ofioo
to the piggery and Record barn and also
putting electric lights into tho piggery.
James Perkins pulp drive passed
through this village during the past
week and continued on to Madison. 1t
will take several days to complete the
drive.
Raymond.J. Mayo, recently of Phila-
delphia, has accepted position with w.
II. Miller, architect Lewiston. Mr..
Mayo 10 a graduate OF Arson Academy,
'97, and brother OF Nrs. Walter kcKen-
ney.
Friday, Charles Crymble of this vii
lage and his brother, John, of AilwAu-
kee went to Dead River. Their brother
Nelson Of New Portland also went and
therc they met their sister, Mrs. Tru-
man Durrell.
T. X. Atkinson Of Fargo, South DAko-
ia, arrived in town, Saturday, the guest
of his father, during Sunday and Non
day, leaving town Tuesday. Mr.. At
kinson 10 superintendent of . large pulp
mill in Fargo and 10 ono Of Anson's pro-
grossivo young mon In the West
Friday evening a hayrack load con-
sisting Of IS young people attended q
corn roast at Mrs. Aauds Caswslrs
above the village. 1t was q most en-
joyable evening. Mrs. Caswsll served
hot COCOA to the company. Dancing
was INDUCED in by the company, ar
irving homo at O'Clock In the morn
ing.
Embden.
1t 10 with sadness that | report the
death of Frank E. Bosworth which 90
CURED tho 18th, At the ago of IS yrs, 8
mOs and is days Mr. ROaworth WA