The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-07
North Arson.

NoEkh Au5Oh
The d A K. chapter meets, Friday,
with Mrs Ella HargoOd.
Tbs Grange has cold the vacant build
Ing gu their lot to Y. l.. conner.
Harry b. Hilton is laying "A new roof
! gu the File tcher store 30 called
Mics usle Clark was visiting relatives
in Elm bdsn, sunday and Monday
T. b. Patterson has been confined to
the house by illness for several days.
Z. =. Parsons has engaged Frank
CT, mble as driver Of the New Portland
Stage.
Miss Harriet Jones, who has been at
Lily Bay all summer, arrived in town,
| Tuesday.
| Charles Mckeuney Of New Portland
was shipping apples from this station,
Friday.
Adelbert Perry was the recipient of a
nice present OF snare drum during the
past week.
One load of logs came down over the
Somerset Railway, Monday, for the saw
mill here.
Mrs William NORM of Embden was
the guest of Mrs. w. h. Williams, few
hours, Tuesday.
The prayer meeting on kennebec
Avenue was held with Mrs Frank Wal
ker, Tuesday evening
| f. w Bunker shipped a carload of
| hay to f. 4. Haynes of Bingham. Mr..
Bunker has shipped 70 tons there this
fall
Mrs Anon Baker, OF Bingham, and
Mrs Lewis Hilton. of Embden were the
guests of their sister, Mrs.W II. Williams,
Friday.
Alpheus Bemis who has been confined
to the house for several weeks with
sciatic rheumatism is a little more COM
Portable.
Mahlon P. Moore made a business
trip to Lewiston, Friday. G. A. Stew
ard took charge of the store during his
absence.
Mrs Laua Ann Fletcher, widow of the
late John Fletcher. died Monday fore
noon, having suryided her husband
only twelve days.
Harry Beale, University of Maine, '05
started for Indian Pond, Monday night
in the interest of the Somerset Railway
traffic
Miss G. B. Elliott, of New Portland,
left this station, Monday, for Waterville
where she will attend the Coburn
Classical Institute.
This week interesting revival m 6etings
are being held at the M. e. church.
Rev. Mr. Laid, ex-presiding elder, is
present to aid the pastor in the work.
Bernard Bates of Oakland and Miss
Daisy Clark of this village were united
in marriage, Thursday, at the home of
the bride. Rev +. >. Longler was the
officiating clergyman.
Several ladies of Kennebec avenue
and enough more on the Madison side
to make the number twelve, met at the
residence of Mrs. M. Ii. Danforth, Tues
day, as the "Gingham Club"
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Emery, of Water
Vile and Harry Emery of Maine Univel-
sity who were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumner Elliott of New Portland several
days last week returned home, Monday
Mrs. George Abbott started for Chica-
go, Monday noon, on account of the
serious illness of her father, Mr.. Met
calf of that city. Mr.. Metcalf is brot-
her to Mrs. Fletcher who died Monday
forenoon.
G. W. Spaulding has shipped 5000
Christmas trees to Philadelphia a part
lOI WulCu WbTc boul uuIluk bno pant
week. The time has come when the
holiday trade of the cities demands the
small spruce and fir of the Maine woods.
The Marshall family held Thanks
lgiving reunion at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Marshall at Lancaster, n. II.
The following being present: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Marshall and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth g., of this village; Mr.. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Marshall of Oakland; Mr.
and Mrs. b. A. Marshall of Cumberland
Mills and Miss Rachel B. Marshall of
" estbrook seminary.
George W, Spsulding is making pre-
parations for saving wood by power,
Already those in need of such work
are calling for it The man with the
wood saw and saw horse Is not to be
found. He has voluntarily retired from
the field and his occupation, so to speak
is gone.
The union services in the Congre-
gationRl church was we'll attended,
Thursday evening The clergymen
present who took part in the exercises
were Revs. +. X, BEEN, T. b. HIATT F T..
Crane and 4. 5. Longley 1t was, in
deed, union meeting where men of
I different religious views met on a COM
at