The Somerset reporter., 1906-04-05
North Ansofi.

Mrs D VI. Norton, who has been seri-
ously III for long time, is gradually I'M
proving.
Rev. T. b. HATS lecture, Sunday
evening, was very interesting and large
number attended
c, Y. Bailey opened his b.ackmilh
shop Monday, IN charge Of Mark Har-
VILE of okowhegan
Mis- Osgood of Gardner. sister Of ".
W. Pease has been visiting Nj. and
Mrs Pease for few weeks
Charles Hilton has recently purchased
field OF five acres on the Carrabasseti
road, near the l.. H. Walker farm.
Adebsrt Perry of Kenneboc Avenue
has been quite i'll during the past week
DR.. Wing Is the attending physician.
The Uniyersalst Sunday School will
give its Easter Concert in Central Han,
sunday evening, April l3 b, at : O'Clock
Miss Elizabeth Marshall, elocutionst,
went TO Bingham, Monday pight, to
superntend dramatic rehearsals in that
village.
Miss Josie Moulton went to New
Portland the last of the week, called
there by the illness and death Of Mrs.
Elijah hodsdon.
VIII Holbrook, rural delivery driver
was obliged to Turn back on his trip,
Wednesday, on account of the bad COL
dton of the roads
Miss Rachel Marshall, student at
Westbrook Seminary, who is at home on
a vacation, gave party TO her young
friends, Saturday evening.
Miss Blanche Mitchell gave a cobweb
social under the auspicies of the Ep-
worth League at the home of Mrs. Bert
Witham, W ednesnay evening.
John Carville, manager of Spring Lake
sporting camps, was in town, Monday,
and took back with him two new boats
to be used there. They were a fac
piece OF workmanship and were built by
w. s. Jones
A most delightful evening was spent
by Nil blgelOw Chapter, o Z s., aud
Invited friends at the regular meeting,
April a musical program was given
and refreshments OF ice cream and cake
were served.
VIM. 5. Butler of Chelsea, Mass
died March 18th, at the age of so years
lie Was born IN this town near this vii
lage IN 1888. His wife died, March 18th
| five days after, al the ag9 of 63 years
having been born in Brewer, Nj e. in 1913
The town treasurer has paid the bonds
the town voted 10 pay at the last March
namely, 5000 bearing interest at three
and oue-halt pei cent. This saves in
terest To the amount of Sl7j annually
This is the way 10 get out OF debt The
town ought to raise IS, 900 every Year
till the town is free from lis ancient
burden.
James Perkins of Madison was in
town, Friday, ON his way up river look
ing alter bis pulp drive. lie has % men
there at work, and will start the drive
as soon as the streams are clear of ice
| This drive will come from the Heighth
OF the Land and contains 10000 CORDS,
If piled feet high it would make a tie
over 80 miles long
The sale held by Arson Grange,
Thursday, was a success financially az
well as other ways. The proceeds were
about 500. The attendance was very
satisfactory but not what there would
have been had not the roads been un
favorable for some who lived out OF
town. From the oil painting S25 was
realized and $l2 from the crayon piece
/ Mics Edie Davis was the fortunate one
OF the Six lady officers and secured the
sofa pillow. Harry Hilton made the
best guest on the bean contest and got
another sofa pillow, So being realized IN
this way. EDGAR Miilay made the best
guess and took the cake Henry Merry
won on the quilt and from this s. 6(
was realized. This Grange was never
more prosperous tban now. The inter
est continues unabaJeG ami the work for
the next year will be successful as the
/ past has been.