The Somerset reporter., 1905-04-13
North Arson

brook seminary, Monday. 10 resume ben
studies.
The Ruth Heald Cragiu chapter u A
r. will meet with Mrs klla Hapgood
Friday afternoon.
The supper given by the gentlemen oi
the Congregational church, Tuesday
was great success.
Mrs Mary Young OF ksadueld arrived
here recently for visit Nith her son,
Rev. +. r. Crane and family.
Miss Libby, the trained nurse ~ho
has been attending Aiss bertha Taylor,
went t. Bangor, Friday
Everett Fenlasou will have charge OF
Lesvitt. smith and Freeman's san mill
hero this summer
Mr. aud Mrs . M Marshall OF OAK
land we're the guests Of NJ and Mrs
{. Marshall during sunday
F.S. Parsons hss leased the Bailey
store, corner Of Main aud Elm streets.
and will occupy it about May lst
The Order of the Eastern star have
changed their time OF meeting to the
first aud third Mondays Of the month.
Messrs Chapman, Nichols and Geo.
| Patterson Of Industry wefe here, sstur-
/ day. % attend the funeral If Mr.. Rich
ard tasWell.
4 The baceslaureate sermon before the
/ graduating class Of Ans8H academy will
be delivered by Rev +. = crane, sun
day, April SD.
Miss Bailey. the trained nurse. vino
has been la attendance during the Ill
ness of j. l. Parlin, returned 20 Lewis
ton, Monday morning.
MI and Mrs Charles l. lsayltt who
have been staying al the eomerset
House for few week. returned To
bingham. Mass Monday
Mr. aud Mrs Alden Russell. who have
been staying with their daughter, Mrs
! L g. Robinson during the winter. re-
turned 70 skoshegau, last week
Mr. aud Mrs W C. Emery are about
to leave the f. z Sawyer house on Cen
ter street and have taken rooms Ia the
Collins block, up stairs, for the summer
Over 40 from Arson Grange attended
Pomona Grange which met With Kenne-
bee Valley Grange at Madison, Tuesday.
Over 80 took tho 9Th degree aud good
program WAS carried cut
Saturday evening was ehildreu's night
at the Rebekah lodge, a large number
we're present Entertainment. supper
and homemade candy furnished pleas
ant evening for ali Three applications
for IN mbership we're received.
Rev and Mrs Il S Ryder started
Tuesday morning, for Gardiner. 70 at
tend the NJ r.. Conference They viii
return here next Monday o. stay few
days before Nj Ryder goes TO bis new
passionate A reception NiH be given
them at the VI Z church. Tuesday
evening
W r. Whitney OF Hoa.tan. who re-
Gently purchased the A libbey farm
in Embden proposes to plant about IS
acres OF potatoes thia spring. lie has
shipped hers 100 barrels II potatoes for
seed AMI hAa purchased 20 tons II super
phosphate NJ Whitney is large
buyer of potatoes and hay in Ar3ostoak
county.
Mr. Ruel Robinson. highly respect
cd citizen ot this village died, sunday
afternoon. Al the age If So years. lie
moved here several yeats ago With his
son, LYsander, aud family from Corn
vile Prayer wAs offered At the house,
"Wednesday morning. by Rev D.
HIATT, and tho burial Vas At Cornqiile.
% f CUTS. ono Of oar North Arson
boys, graduate ~ Bates and later Of
Harvard Law school. eha has recently
located at seattle Wash has been
selected Ia coach iha Uoisersity II
Washington foof bal team oliver a a
thorough sthelste and Al Harvard he
earned the name ~ being one of The
best tackles Ia America.
Ausa Ruth Wentsorth died OF puea-
manlA At The home If her brother, M
Jerry Wentsorfb, of Madison, Thurs
day, the 8th mat She Vas boru ia
Embdsn shere The greater part OF her
life Wss spent Mss Wentworth vas
~sll knopn la this village and several
brothers aud sisters survive her The
funeral WAs held. saturday forenoon, In
the r church Al Madison and the
bauA 40 a. Embdsn Her age vas
about d years
Thursday saa a great Jay With Arson
Orange If Ras q special meeting aud
this IaY sas ssfY seI but the attendance
sas unusually large After the noon
haHf f As found necessary 10 adjourn
fs AffsHssastt Hal. The 3rd and 4th
irErsr stre conferred ou 40 oand dates.
state u azts5 Gardiner II koekland Vas
present and instructed 10 the work
Tins grange. Ike AL others ia the eoun-
trF. - Iu prosper sas condition and has
70 aaFei1. future
fae ssrdeid high school, At the lower
age. sal. commence April II, taught
by ~ FAfraf Ut Bates College, OF.
lHe grammar school AZ the lower village
commences Apr -. taught by Miss
Aaaie Beberts; Intermediate, Mas Maud
Ieas With Niss Agnes Voae, assistant;
Mss Nellie dolsay. lst Primary Miss
Wtauis Hall, - Primary The North
Aasoa aud rural schools begin May lst
~ follows 5. Tapley, A. b. gram
mar, aiss GLADYS Beale, Intermediates
MHs NsIao Parin Primary; Miss Daisy
aHI Lowell. Mss Nellie M. Ross,
franklin, Nisa Emily sawyer, Emerson;
Mss Betha Paine. shakespeare. The
teachers are All engaged except for the
uinAmure school aud Supt Paine is cor
responding With a normal graduate for
this school OF the teachers this term
st1 are either normal graduates or stu
dents At the normal,
Al artistic and tastefuly arranged
booklet, The Major John Moor Mem
8tial has just been Issued by his de-
eendants Il is ably edited by Judge
Augustine simmons, under whose super.
vision the material was prepared for the
praas The booklet contains an account
81 the dedication of the Moor monu.
ment "rhe sword of Bunker Hill,
Judge Albert Moore spears address at
o. a.. a al f.a- al