The Somerset reporter., 1906-06-07
North Arson.

Children's day will be observed at the
Unlversalist church next Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Flora Berry is visiting in oacor
the guest of her cousin, Miss Flora Mil
liken.
Judge Simmons and Mrs. Simmons
spent sunday in Gardiner, the guest OF
Judge Spear and wife.
Mrs. NJ. L. French returned, Saturday
night, from Augusta where she visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wing arrived
here, Saturday night, from East Corinth,
to remain during the summer.
W. Z. simmons has had the high
cedar hedge south of his driveway cut
down 80 that now it Is only few feet IN
height
The June meeting of the Ruth Heald
Cragin chapter will be held at the home
of Mrs Ella Hapgood on Madison street,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs r. Estes returned from Liberty.
Thursday night. where she had been
few weeks being called there by the i'll
nessof her father.
Mrs. Anna G.. Young, who has been
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. {. b. Young
for several weeks, started for her home
in West Paris, Tuesday.
c. V. Bailey, manager of the Cara
bassett Stock Farms, has his potatoes oil
u acres nearly planted. He will plant
80 acres of corn this season.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Donley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Eames, Mr.. and Mrs III A
Eames went TO Kingfield, sunday, to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Jacobs.
The state appropriation for the Foster
pubic library is five dollars, it being ten
per cent of the amount raised by the
town for the benefit of the library
a number of the members of the
Ruth Heald Cragin chapter intend to &c
TO Togus, June 18th, to attend the Field
Day of the State Council of the ID. a K
Madam Wheelwright arrived here
Friday night, and will visit her parents
Mr.. and MRS W. w. Pease of this vii
lape and her brother and nieces in Madl
ION.
Mrs. L. Z. Mitchell of Dorchester
NJ ass WAS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, NJ
a. Eames, sunday, being called to Maine
by the death of her aunt, Mrs. Jacobs
of Kingtield.
The late wet spring is holding many
! farmers back G. W. Spading ha'
acres of land too wet to work and it viii
be several days yet before anything car
be done with it.
Mis- Fannie Z. Caswell started, Fri
| day, for Long Beach, Calf, where hel
sister, Mrs. T. B Townsend, resides
Mrs. f. L Norton accompanied hel
mother as far as Boston.
MIS- Maude Emery, Warden of the
r, bekah Assembly, started, Monday, tt
visit lodges in Union, Round Pond, Bel
! fast, Castine and West Brooksville, ano
will return home, saturday.
Mizpah branch of the [. S. 5. hav'
elected the following officers; Mrs
~arah French, pres Miss Bertha Cas-
we'll, vice pres Miss Francis Gilbert
sec. Mrs. Ellen Savage, treas
AT the Royal specially Company en-
tertainments which closed, Monda.
evening, Miss Fannie Crymble was thu
winner over five contestants for the sill
yer pitcher, she receiving 1910 votes
The Knights of the Maccabees will at
tend divine worship at the NJ. Z church
sunday morning. Rev {. II. Yount
will take for his subject, Insurance,
his text being, AL things are yours
At the meeting of the Trustees o
Arson Academy the old board of officer
was reelected and F. s. Parsons wa
| placed on the Finance Committee to I'll
the vacancy caused by the death of Johr
| A. Fletcher.
Rev. G. II. Young attended the meet
ing Of the Arson Methodist Campmeet
ing Association at Madison, Tuesday
Committees were appointed to arrange
for the various leaders and assistants OF
the forthcoming campmeeting.
The date of the Moore reunion will
be Aug. %, 1906, and the place is at the
home of Mrs. Emma Allen and MIR. Chas
Moore. on the old Asa Moore farm be-
low this village Let every Moore de-
scendent plan to be there on August %,
per order committee.
The Odd Fellows have purchased OF
Frank Donley the brick block opposite
the Somerset hotel, known as the Dins-
more block, and will begin at once to
remodel it, making the second story in
TO hall and the second floor into a din.
ing room.
Charles Robinson of this village died,
Tuesday morning, at four o'clock after
lingering illness of cancer of the