The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23
North A nSOu.

town, Monday.
Lawrence Steward WAS at home from
Portland, Sunday.
There are several cases of whooping
cough In the village.
Miss Gladys Beale entertained par
ty at whist, Friday evening.
Miss Mabel Seward is visiting in Oak
land, the guest of Mrs. Perley Eames
Miss Harriet NJ. Jones has been visit
ing in Oakland during the past week.
Rev. T. B HIATT will preach at North
New Portland Sunday afternoon at 2
O'clock
There will be soeiable at Grange
hall, Friday night, by the members OF
Arson Grange.
T. Leon Patterson came home Mon
day night from Wateryille, being i'll with
a severe cold.
Miss Maude Powers of Madison is the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Spaulding.
This evening the intistory and Sd de-
gree will be given by Table Rock Lodge,
folio owed by an oyster supper.
There will be meeting of the Sunday
school workers at the residence of W.
c. Emery, Friday evening
Mark Emery and his niece, Miss Nellie
Porter, took trip to his logging camps
camps in Lexington, Tuesday,
Miss Carrie Simmons had birthday
party, Tuesday, it being her ninth BIRTH
day. Nine little guests were present
Mrs. D. M. Marshall of Oakland was
the guest of her mother Mrs. w. 5.
Jones, during Saturday and Sunday.
The Bakers Dozen Cooking Club was
entertained by Miss Nellie Porter and
Miss Mabel Porter, Saturday afternoon.
The families of Mark Emery, S. S.
Gould and Wallace Emery gave Mrs.
Emily s. Porter a birthday party the
18th inst.
The d. A. K. Chapter observed Wash
ington's birthday with a supper and APP
propriate exercises at Mrs. Ella Hap
goods.
The subject at the Epworth League
meeting in the Methodist church this
evening is, "Glorifying Cod led by b.
F. Bailey.
The friends of Mrs. Carrie Witham
will be glad to learn that her health is
now improving from her recent illness
of measles.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. A. Sharpe has recovered from her
illness which did not prove to be diph-
iberia
Austin Sprague came up from Oak
land, Monday night, for short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose
Sprague.
Miss Nellie Hapgood. cashier at So
per's Madison, had her mid winter vaca-
ton last week, which she spent with her
mother and brother here.
Owen Eames of Boston, Mass, Frank
Eames of Fall River, Mass, and George
Eames of Bangor were here last week to
attend their fathers funeral.
Encouraging reports come from Mrs.
Lucy X. Dinsmore, who went south for
the benefit of her health. She has al
ready gained three pounds.
Mrs. Fl. z. Ware entertained the Rp-
worth League at her home on Union
street, Wednesday evening. 1t was a
social evening full of enjoyment.
The First Congregational church of
Sanford has extended call to Rev. Il.
0 Hofstead of New Haven, recently
pnoLOt Vi tbO NHhASh ~ WHO
Arson Grarge will hold a special
meeting next Monday evening, for the
purpose of comforting degrees. 1t is ex
pected that four members will join the
order at this time.
The cleft hand" social given by the
Universalists at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs F. s. Parsons, Thursday evening,
was a unique affair and afforded much
amusement, besides netting tho society
neat little sum.
The Sunshine society met, sMonday
evening, with Mrs. Ada Mann. New
officers were elected as follows: Miss
Bertha Caswell, president; Mrs. Il. K.
Ware, vice president; Miss Frances
Gilbert, secretary; Miss Gertrude Cole,
treasurer.
The left hand sociable at Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred S. Parsons, Thursday evening,
was attended by about 125 persons.
There was picnic supper followed by
games and music. The receipts were
over eight dollars
At the Dinsmore Memorial Church,
Sunday morning, Rev. I. b. HIATT will
take for his subject, "fhe Cross and its
Revelation" AT the peoples service,
Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock, his sub
ject will be IAN Important Question j..
George Jones of West Madison, agent
for Walter Wills, Manchester, England,
was in town loading two cars of apples,
Thursday and Friday, which were ship
ped to Boston, Saturday. There were
IT'S barrels in each car. Mr.. Jones will
load ear at okowhegan next week,
which will be shipped from that station
the 25 inst.
Judge Augustine Simmons had a
pleasant surprise on his arrival home
last Mon lay evening to meet twelve
gentlemen friends whom Mrs. Simmons
had invited to supper. The occasion
was the tifty-sixth anniversary of the
Judges birthday The guests brought
with them an elegant oak, easy chair, to
the surprise of Mrs. Simmons as we'll as
of her husband.
Owing to the wind and snow of Satur-
day afternoon the night freight was de-
layed between this village and lower An
son village, caused by snow ou the track.
1t could not give clear track for the
regular passenger at night and both
trains were run back into Madison and
the two engiues went on with the pas
senger to Bingham. sunday an engine
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