The Somerset reporter., 1905-11-23
ain lion that measured feet In length.
George knew how to handle rifle while
here and when the opportunity came his
exDerience counted.

ain lion that measured 0 feet In length.
George knew how to handle rifle while
here and when the opportunity came his
experience counted.
Rev. T. b HIATT will preach at East
New Portland next Sunday morning in
exchange with Rev George Paine. MI
HIATT will also be AT Y nth New Portland
both afternoon aud evening. MIR Paine
will have charge Of both services at the
Congregational church.
NJ. II Danforth & Son of West Madi-
son are progressive farmers and have
Just completed spreading 12l loads OF
dressing for crops the canning season.
To spread evenly Is loads of dressing in
one half day is dong well, and that Is
Just what they did with their machine.
The NJ. Z. sale held in Grange hall,
Wednesday, was very successful. Tho
net receipts were about $50 90 The
usual attractions consisting of Dutch
fancy candy and apron tables were well
DISPLAYED. In the evening the pleasing
entertainment 1.-THE Family Album"
was presented.
Herbert Mitchell has been hauling
hemlock logs for the North Arson Lum-
Der Co. from Embden lake to their mill
here. These logs were cut last spring.
AS there is quite quantity of them it is
said that the proprietors contemplate
hauling them across to the Carrabassett
and floating them 10 their mill, thereby
saving expense
The winter term OF the Academy
opened, Tuesday. with a registry of SO
students. iand,probability, several more
40 ochoo1 N few daua Tbia
is an unusually large number for the
winter term in fact, the largest number
that has registered at this season for a
number of years Arson Academy is a
good place for young man and women to
obtain thorough and practical educa-
iton
Miss Ellen Bailey went to Boston,
NJ asa this morning, where she will re
main for the winter. Thanksgiving day
she with her brothers, Mont, Addison,
Ira and his daughter, Bertha, will meet
with their sister, Mrs. ora Earle, of
Auburndale, for reunion dinner. The
old homestead in this village where this
family was born is still in possession of
Miss Ellen Bailey and will remain vacant
for the winter.
There is a few changes of the teach
ers of the town schools this term. Miss
Bertha Paine has resigned her position
in the shakespeare school and Miss
Daisy Barron of Embden, an academy
graduate. has been secured as teacher.
Miss Annie NJ. Seavey. normal student,
is teaching the Dinsmore school Miss
Emily Sawyer resigned her position in
the Emerson school and the place is be
ing fitted by Mr. Eugene spencer
&. A. steward has sold his grocery
business TO NJ. p. Moore, who took
possession. Monday Mr.. Steward re-
tires with the best wishes of his numer-
GUS patrons and regret that he has left
the business hat he has SO long conduct
ed satisfae torly. Mr, Moore, the pro-
prietor. is Il we'll known aud good bust
ness young man of che town who has an
experience along this line and while he
will carry a stock of up to-date groceries,
he will enlarge the business to the ex-
tant of adding grain feed and meats.
The large store. known as the Bunker
block, is being remodelled for the con-
venience of carrying large stock.