The Somerset reporter., 1906-08-02
here. Saturday. the guest of his son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Williams.

here, Saturday. the guest of his son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Williams.
Jesse Spalding has had % hives of
bees. he has had 18 swarms come out,
Is of which he saved, the others escap-
ing
Miss Marian Payne who has been
spending a week at Longi Pond and
sanford, returned to this village, Sstur-
day.
Mrs Walter Smith of Readfel WHO
has been visiting her bro, her, Rev. F T.
Crane and family, returned home, Sat
urday.
The stripper was broken at the new
saw mill, Monday, which necessitatt d
nesday
The farmers complain of an unusual
number of potato beetles this season.
Much time and labor has been given to
destroy them.
Henry Norton of Pearl, Idaho, is ex-
pected TO start for Maine about August
10th He has been in the West two
years or more.
Edison Tingley and Miss Cora WILDER
start. Friday, for IT Johns, y. B., their
native town. They will return after a
few weeks vacation.
NJ L. French went to the Forks, Sat
urday, called there by the illness of
viii Holway who has charge of his
store at that place.
Miss Frances Knapp has returned
home from Pennsylvania after spend
ing several months with her brother
Charles and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrews and Mrs
Emery and son, all of Paris have been
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. c. Il.
Young during the past week.
Rev. r T. Crane and family went to
Peaks Island, Saturday, the guests of
the Emerys They will visit in Provi-
dence, r [ before returning
There was an ice cream sociable held
on the lawn at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs Frank Walker, Kennebec Avenue,
Wednesday evening. Ice cream and
cake was served.
Mrs. Z T. Marston of Waterville and
Mass, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Mary Marston, retu ned home the
first of the week.
Harlon Stetson, of Kennebec Avenue
took charge of the Patterson bridge az
toll gatherer this week. Orlando
Hooper the former gatherer has re
turned to his farm.
DIR and Mrs. f. l.. Norton are visiting
the DOCTORS brother J. w. Norton of
Bath. They drove from North Arson
to that city, making the trip in two
days. They expect to return about
August 4th.
Mrs. A. D. Brown and her son in-law,
Mr. Hale, and family of Newburyport
and Niss Weeden of Charlestown,
near relative OF j. g Whittier, are stay
ing at Mrs. Browns cottage, near the
Kennebec river in SOlon Sunday they
came TO this village in their automobile.
Stanley Perkins has purchased the
Albert Parsons farm at New Portland
and moved his family there, Saturday.
For some time past Mr.. Perkins has had
charge of the unloading of the logs at
the North Arson Lumber Company's
mills NJ A. Eames took charge of this
work commencing Monday morning
crew of men are at work remov-
ing the logs at the boom above the saw
mills, here, 30 that the pulp drive OF the
Great Northern of Madison can be
taken out into the Kennebec. The
pulp drive contains twenty thousand
cords and is in charge of James Perkins.
Work on the Universalist church is
being carried along very satisfactory
Two rows of seats have been taken out
of the front part of the room and one
row has beer removed from the / a3k
When the work is completed which ln-
cludes the placing of new furnace and
the underpining rebuilt, there Is no
reason why the church cannot be com
fortably warmed on the coolest winter
day.