The Somerset reporter., 1905-03-02
North AnROII.

Miss Alice Brown of Madison was in
town, Sunday.
Erastus MoKacknie went to Fairfield
on business, Friday
Mis- Susie III. Benjamin was in Madi
son, saturday.
Saturday and sunday WAS very warm
and springlike
c. Marshalrs numbering teams have
returned home.
Fred Clifford commenced making cans
for ". s Wells, Friday.
Edward Paine went to Portland, Mon
day morning, on business trip.
Miss Georgia Savage of Madison was
10 town few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Murphy of Scion
were visiting in town, Sunday.
The young people had a social hop IN
Carr4bassett Hall, Friday evening.
The warrant for the annual town
meeting next Monday contains 33 arti-
Giles.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph Newell of Vas
salboro are staying in town, for a short
time.
Mrs. o. w. Savage aud Mrs. VIM.
Livingston visited in Madison one day
last week
Mrs. Maude Emery aud Mrs. James
eta Benjamin went to skowhegan,
Thursday.
Misses Frances and Carrie Simmons
went to Waterville, Monday, to visit for
few days
The annual town meeting will be held,
Monday, March 9th The town reports
have been printed.
E. P. Barnaby of Maids IN was in town
Sunday and rendered a solo at the Con
gregational church.
Mamie Chase, who lived at the town
farm, died Wednesday, aud was taken
to Bingham for burial.
Rev. F. Z. Andrews of Canton, Mass.
arrived, Monday night, called here by
the illness of his father.
Glenn Vies, one of the Academy
students, has been appointed janitor of
the Congregational church.
Miss Elizabeth Marshall is giving in
struction In Physical Culture and Ora
tory in the Oakland schools.
Ernest Moody has moved into the
tenement in the brick block at the cor
ner of. Water and Elm streets.
The farmers and tesmsters are now
having, the best roads of the winter, aud
every one is improving the time.
Mrs. Gertrude Hemminger of Water
vile has been the guest OF her father,
Edgar Mllay, for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Crymble of North
New Portland were the guests of MI.
and Mrs. Charles Crymble, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Savage were
guests at George Savage's, Saturday, re-
turning to Madison in the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. E. Wing of East
Corinth have been the guests of his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. +. Nj. Wing, dur
ing the past week
William Andrews of Auburn and Mrs
Stella Weston of Skowhegan were called
here the last of the week by the illness
of their father, |. A. Andrews.
Mrs. l. Il. Clifford and her sister, Mrs.
John Vose of Madison are visiting, this
week, their sisters, Mrs. Del Ferran and
Mrs. Granville Lisherness of New Port
land.
Truman Carl arrived here, Monday
night, from Whittier, Cal, after an alb
sence of four years. He brought with
him some oranges picked from the trees
week ago.
The heaters in the cold storage build
ing of Mrs. Emma Allen exploded, Sat
u-day, damaging 100 barrels of choice
apples belonging to her, besides great
many barrels belonging to others.
March at last has taken its place on
the calendar. The past three months
has been continuously cold. No winter
freshet, January thaw or mild period
has characterized the winter of 1905.
While men we're at work on a wood
pile belonging to Benjamin Mantor, one
day last week, a snake three and one
half feet long came out from under II
and was speedily disposed of by the men,
A birthday surprise party was given
Mrs. Fred Mantor by her relatives In
this village, Tuesday. Mrs. Mantor re-
ceived present of a water color of the
Carrabassett above the railroad bridge
An alarm of fire brought out the fire
depaUtmen Thursday afternoon. Ii
proved to be in the shed of Charles
Pinkham on Elm street. Fortunately
Supt. Robinson's promptness saved 6
SOuHABIaIlOu aud iiNtiS N"h"SN wac
done.
Miss Marian Payne is substituting fol
Miss McLeary, the organist of the Uni
tartan church at Pennington, while Miss
McLeary is pursuing advanced studies at
New England Conservatory of Music
Miss Payne graduated from Arson Acad
envy '03 and will graduate from the Nor
NAL school in June.
Twenty-Five members of the Sunshine
society gave Mrs Olive Savage birth.
: day party, Saturday afternoon, it being
! the sd anniversary of her birth. Miss
Hortense Patterson sent her beautiful
! china cup and Miss Mary Porter pres
ented birthday cake II was very
pleasant OCCASION for Mrs. Savage and
for all who we're there.
Tuesday the saw mill belonging tC
! Emery, Porter K Co. was sold to Boston
parties, all the cut lumber was included
| in the deal. This mill was built on the
new dam at the head of the falls about
20 years ago by Emery, Collins & Co.,
now dissolved but has always been run
/ by MarlsEmery as one of the principal
owners 1t is good, modern, substan'
tial structure, with railroad facilities al
the door.
Scion.
Charles Fentiman was home from the