The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-08
North AnsOIi.


The farmers complain of the ravages
of the crows
r c. Holt of Norridgewock was in
town, Monday.
G O. Small, Esq of Madison was in
town, Thursday.
Charles Tarbel of Athens, was in
town, Tuesday.
Miss Alice P. Moore has returned
from Massachusetts,.
There was severe frost in this sec
ton Tuesday night.
+. "a. Bunker was in Scion and Bling
ham, Tuesday afternoon.
DIR. +. c. Andrews returned from
Boston, saturday night.
There was another rain Monday which
continued for several hours
Miss Ina Hodgdon went to Masss-
chusetts, Friday, for few days.
| 1t is reported that DR.. +, NJ. Wing is
soon to have a new automobile,
belmont Norton of North New Port
land was in this village, Thursday.
c. f Jones of Skowhegan made a
business trip to this town, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Savage and
daughter went to Bingham, Sunday.
l.. W. Chase of Skowhsgan was a
guest at the Samoset House, sunday.
Harvey Beale arrived home from
Orono, Thursday, for visit of few
days.
Embden Lake ia visited often by fish
ing parties from this village and else
where.
Garland Bailey arrived home, Thurs
day, from a week absence in Orono and
Bangor
Miss Ellen Bailey has returned from
Massachusetts for few weeks stay at
her old home.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Clark and son of
New Portland were in town, Sunday, in
their automobile.
There is large run of logs in the
Kennebec river now, although the water
is unusually low.
c V. Bailey shipped good registered
Jersey bull to Bingham last week for
Skowhegan partiee.
The Epworth League held lawn
sociable at the Carrabassett Stock Farm
barns Monday evening.
Jefferson Spearin is making quite ex
teusive repairs on his house. The work
is being done by w. s. Jones.
The subject for the Y. p. C. U. meet
ing, Sunday evening, at the Universalist
church is, Tho second book of Samuel
There is some complaint that the early
planted seeds are not sprouting. conse-
qnently some are compelled to plant
them over.
Work has begun on the grange hall.
The rear end of the building was moved
away, last week, and, this week, the
work is being vigorously pushed.
Through the efforts of Mrs. w. G..
Robinson the Foster public library has
just received valuable gift, the history
of Industry, presented by Rev and Mrs.
II. S. Ryder of Wilton.
The Carrabassett Stock Farm COM
pany we're surveying for the locations of
the electric poles Monday on upper
Main street. The poles have already
been set on School street.
The ADVOCATE is pleased to announce
that Hon. George Flint. who was seri-
ously injured at the railroad crossing
here, last week, is reported to be doing
as we'll as could be expected for one in
his condition.
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter, d. A. r.
will meet with Mrs. Frank Crymble,
Friday afternoon, at 2.30 O'Clock. This
chapter has received an invitation to
spend some day, the last week in Jnne,
with one of their members, Mrs. Lima
NJ. Mckinney at Lakewood.
Although the season is late and back
ward, the farmers in this section are
putting large average of seed into the
ground. The most of the sweet corn,
was planted last week, but there are
those who are yet to plant potatoes,
yellow corn and SOW oats. Many will
plant their beans this week and india
wheat and .buckwheat will come a little
later.
BORN.