The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-25
North AnsOn.

f. W. Bunker went to Skowhegan,
Tuesday.
Dan Steward, esq, of Bingham was in
town, Thursday.
o. w. Bryant and son, Charles, went
to Mercer, Sunday
[. L. Salley, D. V. S, of Skowhegan
was in town, Tuesday.
f. Fl. Holey shipped two good
horses to Bath Saturday.
Emery and Porter's driving crew
crew went up river, Sunday.
G. H. Fletcher of the Kingfield House
was in town few hours, Saturday.
These are days when local fishermen
ere taking stroll along the brooks.
f. L. Doyen was in town from the
lower village, tha first of the week.
Jefferson Spearin is remodellng the
front part of his house on Elm street,
The shank factory was shut down,
Tuesday, for the inspection of the boiler.
l.. G. Robinson went to Cornville,
Friday, where he remained few days.
E.E Gould of Madison, representa-
tive of the Bulletin, was in town, Tues
day.
Scott McKenney returned to his home
in Cherry Valley, Illinois, Wednesday
| noon
Nineteen Maccabees from the Madison
lodge visited the order here, Saturday
evening.
Misses Marion HoVey and Paulenah
| Simmons went to Madison, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Amanda Thompson who has
been away since last winter has return
ed home
The logs have been coming in great
numbers down the Kennebec during the
past week.
c. V. Bailey shipped, Thursday, a
thorough bred Jersey bull to parties in
Waterville.
NJ. A. Eames sold very fine colt to
C. T. Leavitt of bingham, Mass, last
week for $3.50
e. L. Hovey has been in Providence,
K. on business trip during the
past few days.
Mrs. Sarah +. Carpenter of Port
Huron, Mich. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary Marston,
The subject for the evening meeting
at the Universaist church, next Sunday,
is "The Book of Ruth"
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wing of East
Corinth arrived, Saturday, the guests of
DIR. and Mrs K. NJ. Wing.
Forrest Goodwin, ESQ, and Sheriff
Clyde Smith of Skowhegan were in
town. Monday, on business.
| K. II. Caswell, station agent of the
Somerset Railway at Norridgewook, was
the guest of his parents during sunday.
| NJ. A. Eames, who has charge of the
log driving section at Patterson bridge,
has his boom strung all ready for the
logs.
Rev. George E. Paine has accepted a
call as pastor of the church at East New
Portland and began his labor there last
Sunday.
Twenty calves and heifers were turn
ed from the Carrabassett Stock FARMS
barn, the last of the week, into a pas
ture near by.
The annual meeting of the North
Arson Cemetery Association will be
held at the store of Edwin Collins, Tues
day evening, May S0th, at 7.30 o'clock.
| wan bohOu
at Embden Lake. 1t is rare that one of
these fish are caught there. But two,
30 far as known, have been caught for a
long time.
Frank Sprague of Eustis was the
guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ambrose Sprague, during Sunday.
He formerly resided here but has been
gone several years.
Judge Simmons and Mrs. Simmons
went, Saturday, to Gardiner where
they we're the guests of Judge and Mrs
Spear during Sunday. On Monday the
two judges with their ladies went to
Winterport on legal business.
Philander Moore of Holyoke, Mass
passed through this village, Saturday,
on his way to Rowe ponds. He was ac-
companied by two "boys," one IS years
old and the other over 90 Mr.. Moore
is brother of the late Albert Moore.