The Somerset reporter., 1905-11-16
North AIIsOn.

The winter term of The academy will
/ begin, Tuesday the 2lst inst.
Miss lena Pierce has gone to Water
Vile To be employed IN a factory.
Mr. Samuel Aoore's brother has re-
j turned to his home in Minnesota.
DR. Ladd will be in town about Deem
Der lst for one week during religious
work.
Mizpah branch of the Sunshine So
ciety meet with Mrs. n. ). Jones, Mon
day evening.
Brooktield lodge of Maecabees will
hold an annual ball on the evening of
+ the 20lh inst.
Mrs. Austin Andrews who has been in
Boston for several weeks Arrived home,
Tuesday night.
Quite quantity of apples are being
ground into cider in this locality this
fall
Wallace Emery has put furnace in
his store and taken the large stove away
that has stood there 30 long.
Mr. and Mrs W. w Pease is gradual.
ly improving. Her many friends in town
and elsewhere will be pleased to learn
that she is getting better.
Miss Maude A. Perry, Arson Academy
'05, has returned home after very sue
cessful term in Dead River, this being
| her third term in that district.
Fred d. York of Jay and George A.
| >pinney of Industry while visiting with
Willard Moulton in Embden took a fine
deer on the morning of Nov. 7th.
The thermometer stood two degrees
below zero, Wednesday morning; wealth
er prophets predict long, cold winter,
more than the average Maine winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Brookings of
" iseasset are receiving congratulations
on the arrival of daughter born, Nov
I'd. Mrs. Brookings was formerly Miss
Frances Dwelley of this village.
Mrs. Elmer Greenwood and daughter
Ruth, of skowhegan returned home Sat
urday afternoon, having been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. French for sever
al days.
MIS- Maude Emery has been reap
pointed District Deputy President of the
district composed of the Centennial Re-
bekah lodge at Bingham, Emerald lodge,
North Arson, New Century lodge, New
Portland and Northern Light lodge,
Solon.
Rev. F. K. BEEN, pastor of the NJ. K.
church has been at Wells Beach during
the past week assisting DR.. Laid in a
series of meetings. Mrs Beem occupied
her husbands pulpit very acceptaoly
here on Sunday morning and at Embden
in the afternoon, and also took charge
of The evening meeting in the chapel.
Several deer have been taken in this
vicinity during the past week Among
the hunters who took big game were
| Bert Witham and + G.. Andrews, one
each in the vicinity Of Black till. John
/ Bckford and Ora Pullen one each in
in Arson valley; Arthur Stevens at Emb-
den Lake. During and Immediately
after the snowstorm. large force of
hunters we're out and quite good num-
Der OF deer were tracked and seen that
were not captured.
" Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mary E.
! King, matron of the Industrial school at
Hallowell was in town in search of two
young ladies', one Miss smith and the
otr or Louise Lewis, an Indian girl, who
had ran away from the home alb ut three
weeks ago. Deputy Sheriff Emery was
secured and he and the matron found
Miss Smith at Orrin Lanes in Embden,
where she WIS at work. The young
girl was brought 10 this village, where she
stopped for the night taking the morn
ing train, accompanied by Nr. Emery 10
Norrdgewock, where 1t was ascertained
that Miss Lewis was at work at the
house of Fred Tobey, farmer of that
town. This girl was senc after and the
two we're taken back to Hallowell.
TAPIFY--T WADDEIIE
On Thursday evening, Nov 9th was
solemnzed the marriage of Miss Mary
Louise Twaddele and Mr. John Sydney
Iapley at the home of Judge and Mrs.
Augustine Simmons. The ceremony
took place at o'clock, in the presence
of relatives and few intimate friends,
Rev. f. T. frame officiating Mary
Louise, better known as "Teasie," was
born in this village, the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. j. b. Twaddele, and with the
exception of a few years, has always
lived here. After the death of her
mother she came to reside with Mr. and
Mrs. Simmons and has been as a daugh
ter in their HOUSEHOLD ever since and was
graduated from Arson Academy class
of 80. she has always been favorite
among young and old, her infalible sun
ny nature WlunlnB nor Irlenus every
where. The bride has been of inestm-
able value in sustaining the choir in the
Universalist church having been choris-
ter for several years. Church and social
circles have demanded her services and
she has always responded cheerfully.
Mr.. Tapley is native of South Books
vile, Me. and was graduated from Colby
College, class of '04 and was immediate
ly elected principal of Arson Academy,
which position he has faithfully filled
since. He is a young man of great
promise and this institution has improv
ed and prospered since he has had
charge of it. Mr., and Mrs. Tapey re-
ceived many beautiful and useful pres.
ents, among them being an oak rocker
from the academy students, and a ele-
CANT chitfonier and oak rocker from the
Universaist society. They will reside
on upper Elm street, opposite School st.
The ADVOCATE extends heartest con-
gratulations
Canahn.
The entertainment and dance given
under the auspices of Canaan high
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