The Somerset reporter., 1905-09-28
North AnsOn.

North AnsOn.
Royal Baston was at home from Port
land over Sunday.
Emory Dunn from the University of
Maine was in town a few days the last of
the week.
+. l.. Norton of Norton of North New
Portland w&s in town for d few hours,
Wednesday.
Austin Sprague and Miss Sawtelle of
Watervlle were guests at Ambrose
sprague's, sunday.
Mrs. Dora K lmball of Hayerhill, Mass.
arrived here, Friday, for a visit with her
sister, Mrs Edwin Collins.
Earl c. Wing, who WAS a student at
the academy. last term, Is now attend
ing school in Exeter, y. Il.
Miss Blanche Chadbourne of East
Madison was in town, Monday, to attend
the wedding of Miss Hoyey.
Mrs Abbie Halves and daughter,
Eleanor, were here, last week, from
okowhegan visiting Mrs. Ellen Halves.
Miss Helen Fl. Hinckley. who has been
visiting at l. Williamsou's during the
past week, returned to Augusta, oatur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Mclean of Augusta
arrived in town, Wednesday night, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z T. Nc
Leaa.
At parish mseting, Sunday, the Uni
versalist society voted to have Rev. +.
l. Crane preach for them during the
coming year
Miss Rose Deling from bingham,
Mass is visiting few days At her old
home here. she will return to Massa
chusetts in about two weeks.
The Uniyersalist society held their
annual dollar" social, Friday evening,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs r II.
Wasson. Thirty.fve dollars were real
lied from the social
The Carrabassett Stock Farms Co ,
made its usual good showing in the ex-
hibltion of fine stock and dairy products
at the State Fairs at Lewiston aud Wat
erville, during the past two weeks.
North Arson horses made good rec
ord at the Central Maine fair, last week.
c. Marshall had one that drew % pre-
MUM and two that drew Sd. Fl. E.
Skidmore had one that drew LIST, and j..
L. ol1Ncub Ouo Ludl uIC" Gu'
Harry Spaulding while in Aroostook
county few weeks ago purchased a
registered short horn durham bull calf
of Hopkin Bros. of Fort Fairfield. 1t
was taken to Lewiston and Waterville
State fairs, arriving on the cattle train,
sunday afternoon.
frankie Crymble arrived home, Satur
day night, from Waterville whore he had
been attending the State fair. He was
also at Lewiston with his brother, Mer.
ton, who we're employed by DR.. Turner
of New Vineyard to assist in 10 liking
after the DOCTORS Shetland ponies on ex-
hibition there.
Invitations are being received by
friends in this village which read as
follows: "Mrs. Fannie A. Dunphey re-
quests your presence at the wedding of
her daughter, Ida Anna to Alfred w.
Neaoley on Wednesday, October A, 1905,
at seven o'clock p. M, Elmwood Farm,
North Arson, Me-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Moore of Franklin,
Mass, arrived here, saturday night, the
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. w. 5. Jones.
They will remain in the State about two
weeks visiting relatives in Bingham and
friends in adjoining towns. Mr.. and
Moore, who have been residing in Massa
chusetts for some years, were prominent
people of this town and their presence
has been greatly missed. 1t will be re-
membered that Mr.. Moore for some
years was junior editor and proprietor
of the ADVOCATE before the paper
passed to the present proprietor.
The past week has been the busiest
one of all at the corn factory. Several
nights the crew worked until late and
saturday evening the force was kept
busy until 2 O'Clock Sunday morning.
Owing to the large amount of corn on
hand, it was four o'clock Sunday after
noon when the hum of the machinery
was silent. Thursday the shop beat all
previous ten hour records, putting up
35 OH cans, and in twelve and one-half
hours it was raised to 43, 071 cans. This
is great business for shop of the capa-
city of this one and shows how harm oni-
Gus everything must work from the
huskers with the pile of ears before
them to the help in the store room
where the cans are piled up ready for
labelling