The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-01-26
North Arson

Sdheay brought another suOy 5. orm
tlafence Mautor of 5koahegan WAS IL
town, Monday
Joseph Vles Of oko~hegan was IN
town, Tuesday.
Portland during sunday
Representative Bunker was al home
from Augusta over Sunday.
Arson Grange held very interesting
session, 'aturdey afternoon
The road machine has been out level
ing the streets during the pas, week
>npt. Falrbrother made busIles,
trip to Bingham one day the Iast Of the
week.
9. ". spaulding has been saving
VOID With hls engine a. KmbCeu. tins
week.
tuesday morning was extremely cold,
the thermometer registering IS degrees
belo" IN some places.
Mrs Yes Williams Of Embden vas
TIE guest Of hiss Laura { ARK, one cav
dunag the part week
The electric lighting plant q the
Carrabassett stock Farm Will be located
at the shank factory.
Mrs. tlora L. Col ius and ron. BeaD.e.
went 10 eambridgeport, MoLday. - r.
maIa during the wIntet
{ L. Oven, editor Of the civic League
Record, N ateryIl.e, was 10 towu. SUNDAY
aud monday, the guest Of Rev. Il. :.
Ryder.
Nj. aud Mrs. stoddard and Mrs Alien
Of Warrington county, parents and sir
ter OF Mrs. ,, 2. Taylor were in attend
ance at the funeral
viii Stetson was taken i'll with pn-u
monla, Friday he trouble is confined
to his left lung He IL reported dong
well, but quite sick.
The topic at the Epworth League
meeting in the ID. 4. church, this even.
is How to WIN Souls for Christ. 3
Meeting opened by Mrs. Il z. " are
There will be a Masonic sOciab.e in
Central hall, Friday evening, to Masons
aud their families Picnic supper will
be served. Free entertainment aud free
dance during the evening.
The +. b conference held here last
week was well attended and The meet.
ings were of Unusual interest. People
from nelghb aIinr towns were IN attend
ance during the session.
Mrs +. H. holley returned from Bos-
ton, Monday night, where she left her
mother, Mrs. l. X. Dinsmore, who has
gone to North Carolina. Mrs DIusmoie
stood the journey we'll to Boston.
Thus far in the season the freezing If
water pipes Is not 90 frequent As one
year ago, yet there are some ho are
Obliged 10 either haul the Wa.er o..
drive their stock TO watering places
some of the farmers neal the village
are hauling wood to Mad son. Dr.,
wood brings s. per cord and wood fitted
for the stove st pei cord, aud the de-
mand is said To be greater than the
supply. Madison has big market.
Chester V. Bailey returned from his
numbering camps at reckertown, Satur-
day He has finished yardIng and has
commenced hdulng To the landing with
% horses and vii send another par,
this week. Mr.. Bailey says that there
Is four feet of snow III the big woods
About 45 young peopeo of the Epworth
League circle met at the home OF Nj.
and Mrs b. Bailey, Wednesday even.
ing, it being 10 commerate the 0S ami
evening was very pleasantly passed 1t
was one OF those occasions that leaves
Pleasant memories
1t is a hard wluter for local lumber
men, The frequent storms aud cbn
stquent poor roads makes IT uphill
work. AS one man remarked, when
four horses cannot haul enough 10 pay
the hired man To drive them it's about
time to discharge the driver ana remain
at home and do his own chores"
The rural free delivery route vii ch
will be established. February Is, from
this village extending through part Of
Embden and New Portland. Will be
"a 8,l0 miles and will pass the doors Of
100 houses in which dwell APO persons.
VIII Hobruok and Frank trymb are
applicants for driving CA this route.
ts reported thai large quantities OF
green wood are b.i Gu. this winter,
ready tor the market next tai Il Is
something Of al object 70. the farmers
to hold il over, as they can dry il with
out much cost, aud when dry tury can
handle II much easter AMI draw larger
loads aud can demand and get much
better Pli.e. Good dry vo5d ought u
bring IL pr cord II give the farmers a
fair Compensation for their labor.
There are quite number ia towu
who are i'll from colds, pneumonia and
diphtheria. Ii lands everyone IN hand
to be extremely cautious. Better De
called over cautious than takc any
chances of expusuit hat viii contract q
cold The old adaLr That AN ounce of
prevention is better than a pound Of
cute" has more truth THAI poetry
Generally cold taken Ia $ first stage
can be cured without much trouble or
expense It's The man WHO ueglects It
that pays the price HE right step al
the right time vii prevent sorrow. SUIT
fering and expense.
The annual installation of Gen. Z. 0
| c. Order Post was he'd, -aiurday
There were about so present cons stlng
of veterans and their families a fine en-
trrlainment was furnished 10y the young
people and an oyster dinner served.
Rev 4 A. southland. Fast Department
Commander of Maine Was the installing
officer Mr. southland rendered "a Solo,
Tie Army Bean, which aas hizay
cutrrtHumL This Port consists of
.,uy II members now At o.r f.uc
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