The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-02

y = HuuntIOTd returned home from
Bingham. unday, where be Lad been
visiting his daughter. Mrs Henry say-
age.
Several of the water pipes in the vii
age that supply families on Main street
have frozen and cut off the supply of
water
5. Parsons went 10 Embden station,
Monday, to put a quantity Of dry wood
on the cars TO come to this village, for
his customers.
| Mil ,tetsen was on the streets sun
day morning, taking little walk, the
first time he had been out of doors since
his recent illness.
The blacksmiths complain of dull
days at the shoeing shops. 1t takes
icy times with frozen ground to make
the shoers laugh.
Subject of the Young Peoples Meet
ing at that Universalist Church, Febru-
AIRY 8, 1905, Helps and Hlnderances to
Christian Living"
Will Holbrook has received his APP
pointment AS driver of the new delivery
route through parts of Anson, Embden
and New Portland.
Friday, Mrs. Frank Jones of Oakland,
and lady friend from New York, were
the guests of Misses Hattie and Emmie
Jones for few hours.
The topic at the Epworth League
meeting this evening in the Methodist
| Church is 'Ciiy EvdngelIzation", by the
pastor, Rev e. 5 Ryder.
Erastus Mckackner is driving a beau
tifu pair of bays about town. He is a
skllltul and careful man to give colts the
! first degree with the bits.
Bert Barron il quite i'll with the
| typhoid fever. His sister who is a stu
dent at the Academy is just recovering
from an attacn of the measles
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Gipson of Lilly
! Bay, have been the guests of Mrs. H. Il .
| WATSON and their daughters, Misses
Josephine and Beatrice GIpson, during
the past week.
George Quint went to Crockertown
the first of the week to drive big team
belonging to c. V Bailey. Mr. Quint is
good driver and has one OF the bes.
teams on the job
Mrs Frank Rogers of Norridgewock,
has been staying with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Joshua Andrews, in Embden,
during the past few days. MI and Mrs.
Andrews are both i'll.
The road machine, drawn by four
! horses, has been employed several DAYS
during the past week leveling the snow
| drifts in the village streets aud on high
ways near the village.
1t was rough experience on the high
ways for Frank Crymble, Saturday, in
delivering the mail boxes for, the new
delivery route through parts of Embden,
New Portland and Arson.
George Jones of West Madison agent
for Walter Mills of Manchester, Engan
WAS in town, Tuesday. loading car OF
apples to be shipped abroad. Mir Jones
will ship another car 10 about a week
and more later.
The Ruth Head Cragin Chapter, i
A r., was Que of the thirteen chapter,
of the state which presented the slken
banner to the battleship Name at Port
land saturday. Alice Moore McAlpint
represented this chapter
Mr. aud Mrs. NJ L. French returned
from The Forks, Saturday, where they
had been on business trip for seyera
days. They found the travelling very
hard as it took siA hours TO come from
The Forks 70 Bingham.
Among those from out OF town VII.
attended the funeral services of the late
Mrs. = 7. Taylor were: Mr.. and Mrs
John f. Stoddard of Machas, Mrs
Harry b Allen Of Bath, and Nh. Almor
Taylor of West Someryile, Mass.
Mr.. Ruel Robinson. one of our octoge
narians who has been confined to hi,
bed for a long time With broken limb
has sufficiently recovered to sit up I
part of the time. His many friends ar,
glad to know that he is improving sc
we'll.
Al a special meeting of the u. A X
Chapter, held Monday AFTERNOON at Mrs
EVE Robinson's, the following delegates
were elected 10 attend the tonunenta
Congress AT Washington in April: Mrs
Naude Emery, Regent; Mrs. " &. Rob.
inson, Mrs. Helen Stevens. Altrrnttes
Mrs Ella Hapgood, Mrs SUSIE Neville
Mrs. f Il. Graves
There were 20 hogs shipped from D.
W Caswelrs farm IN Embden TO An
burn, tuesday. r. ". Penney made
the purchase. The hogs will dress or
an average not far from 30 pounds. In
about month 20 more will be shipped
There are IS hogs now on the farm
The services in Central Hal are large
/ " attended this winter and the attend
ance is increasing Excellent sermons
are be rs presented every sunday morn
ing by the pastor here is ample loom
for all, and a cordial invitation is ex.
tended to every one to come in To these
services.
Last Sunday at the Free Baptist
huroh a letter was read from Leonard
Ii Walker, the surviving member of the
committee selected of the "Old Brook
Church" to dispose of the communion
service. This letter signified the presen
tation of the service as a gift from the
committee to the North Arson Free
Baptist Church. A unanimous vote of
acceptance and thanks was extended To
| this kind friend by the church.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
! Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
| Druggists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT
| fails to cure any case, no matter OF how long
standing, In to IA days. First application gives
ease and rests. bOc. II your druggist hasn't 1t
send soc In stamps and 1t will be forwarded post.
6m4e paid by Paris Medicine Co, 81. Louis, Mo,