The Somerset reporter., 1905-10-19
North AnnOn.


Orlando Hooper ID making repairs on
his house on Kenneoeo avenue.
Hoyey 4 Emery will ship car load
Of apples 10 Liverpool, England, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Burgess of Nor
ridgewock are the gueste of Rev. and
ars. Edwin Longley, this week.
Mrs Amanda Thompson went to
Newburyport, Mass. Thursday, where
she is the guest of Mrs. A. d. Brown.
". j. holway, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M l.. French for
the past week, returned to The Forks by
train, Monday night.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. kimball of Port
land were the guests of Mr.. and MRS.
Edwin Collins several days, last week.
i they returned home, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mclean of Au-
gusta, who have been the guestsI of Mr..
aud Mrs. VIII Mclean Tor the past few
weeks, returned home, Saturday.
Mrs. Flora Hunt and. son of Portland,
who have been visiting her parents, Mr.
and MIS- Jesse opsuldlng, tor the past
few days, returned home, Tuesday
c. Y. Bailey shipped Tuesday MORN
ing to James Nzmorris of Bingham
one yearlng Hampshire Down Buck
from the Csrrabassett stock Farms, OF
/ this town
Monday morninglMr. and Mrs. Alfred
Berry, MIS-. Fred Pullen aud Mrs. W. Z.
Emery started for Portland as delegates
10 the annual grand lodge of DAD Fe.-
lows and Rebekahs.
o. w. Bryant, one of our farmers who
II. In int hos
ed another pair of Durham steers that
ale promising. They grit fleet 10 in.
at TWO years old and are sleek and hand
some
supt. Emery has large force labelling
the sweet corn lie has already shipped
six cars and the seventh car containing
1900 cases will 60 at once. The new
spur track is being utilized and the corn
Is being unloaded from the factory TO
the car.
Mrs. Blanche Hittinger and her moth |
er, Mrs Hapgood, of Boston were recent
guests of Miss Nellie Ford. Mr.. Bax-
ter, Mrs. Hapgood's son-in-law, has just
built large hotel at st Petersburg, |
Fla, ana they intend to spend the
winter there.
{. & Lrymble of Lynn, Mass, has
been the guest of his uncle,' Charles
Crymble, a paft Of. the time during the |
past week. de is. also visiting friends |
and relatives in Harmony and Dead !
River. MI. Crymble is sonsof the late |
l.. c. Crymble of this town.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Neaoley returned |
from Portland, Thursday night, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Dunphy. |
AZ his shon /
tools TO llad,son, Friday, where he will /
commence business Il the building
formerly occupied by Ezra Fletcher
Morris Moore of West Madison was /
loading "a car Of apple, at tins station, I
monday and Tuesday, to be. shipped for |
Liverpool England, Wednesday. lie I
car contained about 100 barrels Of late
fail and winter fruit. lie Will ship
car from -kowhegan, next week, aud |
later two cars from JAnson lower village.
The attendance at the cattle show at
Barron's orner, Madison. saturday,
was large. Over 200 head of cattle were
on exhibition. This is he first show
held there and il certainly was great
success 1t was not an exhibition of
people 50 much as of good stock. In
recent years the tendency has been too
much To get a crowd while the stock
was not there. Such occasions have at
forded au opportunity tor takers TO get
the peoples money, and in return deal
ing out large quantities of shop worn
goods.
Mrs. Lucy McFadden, wife of the late
Z. w. McFadden, died at her home in
Fairfield, Monday afternoon. She had
been in i'll health for many years, but
had only been confined TO her bed for a
few weeks. Mrs McFadden was born
in North Arson, the daughter of Valen-
tine and Anstress Howard. She married |
Jan. H. 1885, George G. Weeks. After
his death, she married in 1880, Elhanon
W. McFadden, and is survived by one |
son, Hon George G Weeks, and two |
daughters, Mrs Frank Charming of Al
bany, N. Y and Mis-. Dana " Foye of
Fairfield Many friends IN this village
will mourn their loss.
Several thousand of trout from the
hatcheries have Just been put into Emb. |
den Lake. The number of these fish |
that this lake has been supplied with
during the past Is years would aggre
gate many thousand. In all this time |
but few have been taken; occasionally |
one is caught The question has been
asked "why the scarcity of these ish?'
Is it not time some of the medium size |
should be takenP About twenty-five
years ago a few black bass that would |
weigh a pound or pound and half
we're put into this water, which now all
admit was mistake, La their presence
the cause of so few trout being taken?
There will be special town meeting
in Carrabassett hall, Saturday, October !
81, at 2 o'clock, p. m. The warrant
calls for the abatement of taxes for the
current year and for the next ten years
on the real estate of the North Arson !
Lumber Company, including such build
ings as may be erected on land now
owned by said company. And the
abatement on the real estate and shares
| of stock of the. North Arson Improve
ment and Water Power Company, in
Guiding such additions and improve
ments as may be made hereafter, state
and county tax not to be abated, also to
see If the town will vote to rescind the
vote taken last spring to purchase two
wooden snow rollers and vote to buy
two metal snow rollers.
East Madison.
Mr. Willie Hobart has gone Tn Kineo