The Somerset reporter., 1906-05-10
North Ansnn.

Rev. II. ,. Ryder Is Memorial day
orator at North jay
NJ. l.. French has purchased the
Witherll house on Centre street
George McKenney sold a good pair of
work horses 10 +. Z. Galsom, Thursday
{. V. Bailey has purchased the
dwelling house occupied by Ora Pullen
Judge Simmons has been engaged as
Memorial day Orator by Russell Post of
Skowhegan
The many friends of Mrs Sarah smith
will regret to hear that she is il OF
pneumonia.
One new member was admitted to
Brooktield Teut of Maccabees, Satur-
day evening
services were held for the first time
this spring at the Uniyersaist church,
last Sunday.
Rev. T. b. HIATT will deliver the Me
mortal address before Gen. Order Post
of this village.
Although last week WAS the first wee k
in May no sowing or planting was done
of any amount
Eleanor Mitchell, young daughter Of
Mrs. Roxie Mitchell fractured the bone
of her right wrist.
The flag in the village square was IN
fnIled to the breeze Arbor day, for the
first time this spring.
l. X. Smith of Augusta was in town
the last of the week, the guest of his
mother, Mrs Sarah smith.
Mrs Jesse Spalding who has been
visiting her daughters in salem, Mass =,
the past winter has returned home.
S. n. Davis arrived home Friday night
from Rumford Falls where he had been
visiting bis son, Eugene for several
weeks
Heavy trains of long logs have come
down over the Somerset road nearly
every day for the North Arson Lumber
Company.
E. c. Colsom of Connecticut who pur
chased the Thompson farm, so-called,
in North Madison vas morning his
goods, Friday and Saturday.
DR.. f l.. Norton IL moving to this
village from Madison this week, and
will occupy Mrs Caswell's tenement in
the brick block on Main street.
George Gordon has a 3-year old heifer.
half durham and half hereford, that h 8
just dropped pair of twin bull calves
that are perfectly alike in every respect.
Mrs. II. +. Ware arrived home from
Palmer, Mass, Thursday night. where
she had been staying during the past
winter with her daughter, Mrs. David
Bodfish.
The meeting of the Ruth Heald Cragin
Chapter, Friday afternoon, with Mrs W.
c. Robinson is an important one as il is
the annual election of officers. A large
attendance is desired.
There will be no services in the Uni
yersaist church next sunday on account
of the Odd Fellows Memorial sermon n
the Congregational church. The sun.
day School will be held as usual
sophie, oldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Horace smith died Saturday night
about nine o'clock after several day s
illness with pneumonia. Her age was
7 years The funeral was held, Tues
day afternoon, at two o'clock, Rev T. a
HIATT, officiating.
Mrs. Addie Ski lings, wife of Fred
Sklllings, of Colebrook y. II. died of
pneumonia last week and the remains
were brought here and the funeral was
held at her fathers in Embdeu, Satur-
day. Rev, Mr. Young officiating. Eer
age was about % years.
For several days Mrs. BEN amin Man
tor has been quite i'll with severe brou-
chical trouble, threatening pneumonia.
Her condition is improving Her dauRh-
ter, Mrs. Chancey ragin, Of Roudont,
y. Y, arrived here, Friday night, be
ing called here by the Illness IF
her mother and father who have been
poorly of late
Saturday evening was the first even
ing meeting Of Arson grange and here
after until further announcement meet
irgs will be held alternately in the
evening. Eight new members took the
first and second degree. This season
promises to be- as has been the case
with this grange heretofore, a prosperous
one. Active members make an active
grange.
among those who were in town, Fri
day, to attend graduation were, MIR. and
Mrs. Merrill, George Merrill, Mr.. and
Mis-. Scott Fletcher and Mrs Fletcher of
Starks; Mrs. Alice Williams of Hart
land; Miss Edith Talcott of New Vine
yard; Mrs. Sylvester jackson and
daughter of Embden; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben amin Marshall of Cumberland Mills !;
+ H Pease and daughter Thelma OF
Madison.