The Somerset reporter., 1905-07-27
North Arson.

4NOA III
James Casgrove has been quite i'll
during the past week.
Miss Edith Peters On, who has been
staying in town few weeks has return
ed to New Portland.
The Junior league of the Methodist
church served ice cream on the church
lawn, Friday evening.
Roy Savage of Bingham came on an
early morning ride in his autom obile to
this village, sunday.
tjMerton Crymble went to New York
| City last week taking charge of the
horse purchased by T. A. Ennis
Miss Susie NJ. Benjamin returned,
We'd aesday, from a visit of several
weeks in Fairfield and WatervIlle
The trip to Lakewood by the Univer-
srlist Sunday school was greatly enjoyed.
About fifty went from this village.
Mrs. Flossie Maugor and children of
Watervile and Mrs. Bessie Hodgdon of
Madison are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Adebert Perry and her daugh-
tiers, Mildred and Eda, visited Mrs.
will Livingston at Madison, Monday.
Mrs Mary Tibbetts of Saco arrived.
Saturday night, the guest of her nephew
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Berry.
The subject for the evening meeting
at the Universalist church, next Sunday
evening, is the First Book of Chronicles.
Mrs. W. A. Caswell returned home,
Tuesday, from a weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs f. l.. Norton, in Madi-
son.
DR.. Bell of Strong and DR.. pear of
New Portland made professional visit
to this village, Tuesday, coming in their
automobile.
Rev. T. B. HIATT will preach at The
Forks and Caratunk next Sunday.
He attended the Centennial of Bingham
church, Monday.
Bailey's block at the corner of Main
and Elm streets has been grea ly i'm
proved by painting it pale green with
dark green trimmings.
Jack Palmer of Portland was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donley last
week Saturday, NJ l.. Standish of
Portland arrived, their guest for few
days.
George W. Spaulding has delivered to
W. ). Wells for canning purposes 1000
bushels of spinach and 1000 bushels
of green's; the last of the green's being
delivered, Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Hooper was operated on
for appendicitis, Thursday, by Drs
Wing, Pepper and Miliken. Miss Flora
Hannigan of Lewiston, a trained nurse,
is taking care of her.
Mr. and Mrs. DIN P. Taylor and
family of Meshanticut, R. l. are expected
to arrive Saturday night, the guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor.
and brother, s. P. Taylor, and family.
The haying on the Larrsbassett Stock
Farm is being pushed rapidly. Saturday
WIS a model day and 1t is estimated
that 40 tons of good hay was put into
the barns of this company on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blanvelt and
children of New York City are the
guests of Miss Roe L. Mantor. Mrs.
Abbie Ladd and children of Fairfield
were visiting Miss Mantor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Emery, Mr.. and
Mrs Wallace Emery, Misses Mary Porter
and Mabel Steward went to Peaks
Island, Friday, where they have taken
cottage and expect to remain until
September.
Mrs. S. B. Allen Of NorrIdgewock and
Mrs Olive Elery of Newburyport,
Mas, arrived Saturday night, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ostie Allen for a
few days MT. Aliens father, 5. b.
Allen, was here during Sunday.
While out hunting crows early We'd
nesday morning, Bert Andrews was
wounded by the accidental discharge of
l.; Ill Lot 10 Lot To-
just below the knee and came out near
the ankle. He is doing as we'll as could
be expected.
Raspberries are plenty again this
season Every day the pickers are seen
wandering along the roadsides and
across the fields with pals and basket
in search of this choice berry. Large
quantities are sold on the streets and
they always bring good price and a
ready market.
VIII Emery of Skowhegan has been a
guest of his brother, w. G. Emery, at
his co tage at Lake Embden; he returned
home, Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Burgess
of Fairfield at this charming summer
resort, the first of the week.
Rev. T, B. HIATT went to The Forks,
Monday, on a brief vacation and while
there will try camp life and indulge in
|; the sport of trout fishing. The
ADVOCATE wishes him much rest and
enjoyment and good luck of taking a
liberal supply of the speckled beauties.
, A letter from Mrs. Bunker of Cal
ifernia, to Mrs. Mann recently received
states that Mrs. Bunker and daughter
Winnie are staying at Grove Beach in
that state. The many friends of Mrs.
Bunker will be glad to learn that she
is improving She will not come East
this season.