The Somerset reporter., 1906-10-11
NORTH ANSON.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clark OF Madison
were in town, Monday
Royal Boston was at home from Port
land a few hours, Sunday.
J W. Freeman returned to his home
in Massachusetts, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Fenlason are
Visiting in the eastern part of the state
Mrs, Pear Jones of Oakland was
visiting relatives in town few hours,
Thursday.
Daniel Marshall and Fred Vigue OF
Oakland were guests at &. Marshalfs,
Sunday.
J.H. Stevens and family spent sun
daV in Oakland with his mother. MIS-.
Eliza Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Houghton of Madi
ison were guests of Mr.. and Mrs +. M.
Houghton, last week.
DR.. Chancey Adams of Concord, \.
II. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. wal
lace Emery, saturday.
Mrs. Frank Caswell was called to Har-
mony, Monday,o ,on account OF the serious
illness of her husband.
Mrs. Carrie Witham of Portland was
the guest of Mrs Leonard Spearin, FRI
day, and returned to the city, Saturday.
Leapder Cole went to Clinton, Friday,
to visit his sister, Mrs. Hunter and also
visit his daughter, MIS-. Longley, at Fair
field during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield Fenlason have
been In the big woods of the Dead River
region during the past week In search OF
big game.
The post office will be closed Tuesday
and Friday evenings at o'clock as these
are the evenings when the stores in town
are closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vose and family of
Madison, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. /. ii. clifford of kennebec avenue
during Sunday.
James Thorne received dispatch,
Monday, telling that his mother was
dead at Rumford Falls. He went on the
afternoon train.
Mrs. G. A. Porter, Mrs. E. L. savage
aud Miss Emily Sawyer attended the
Universalist Sunday school convention
at Portland last week.
Word has been received from G. o.
Aver and son since their arrival In San
F. ancisco, stating that there is plenty of
work in ths Pacific city.
The Maccabees have received an in
yitation to meet with their brother
Knights in Skowhegan, Oct. Is, and
many are planning to 60.
Rev A. T. 5alley, of Lewiston and
Rev. G. 4. Paine, North Anson, were
chosen delegates to the Free Baptist
General Conference at Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smell of Milford,
Mass were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Mantor, Tuesday. They
started Wednesday morning for Massa
chusetts.
Rev. Mabel Andrews, who was pastor
of the F. b. church in this village two
yerrs ago, was married at Madison, Oct.
Sd, the bridegroom being Mr. Fred
johnson of Madison.
Last Monday the change Of time on
the Somerset road took effect as follows:
Train going south from this station at
7 a a. m. aud 80 p. M; going north at
10 80 a. m. and GA p m
Miss Maude Hall visited her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilber of Madison,
Saturday, returning sunday. Mr. Wilber
starts for California, Oct. 23 |, whore he
will remain during the winter.
The Poland Springs art exhibition
closed, last week. II. Kicker & sons
purchased two of the paintings for the
permanent collection, one of them being
VThe Old Road" by Ben Foster.
Mrs. Luther Ellis of Rome was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Patterson a
few hours, Friday Mrs, Ellis is the
daughter of Gersham Savage, who al
one time resided on farm just across
Patterson Bridge
James Norton of Anson was in town
Thursday, and purchased one car load
of potatoes, about $50 bushels of B. j.
Dunphy and w. j. Rand of Kennebsc
avenue. The potatoes were being taker
to the station, Saturday, and they are tC
be shipped by Mr.. Norton to Lewiston
and were purchased for 40 cents pei
bushel.
The remains of Mrs Mary L. Spooner
widow of Ward Spooner, arrived at thil
station, Friday night, and was taken t
New Portland for burial. Mrs. Spoonel
was born in Embden, Oct. 25, 1910, tht
daughter of Simeon and Molly (Lander
Cragin. She has made her home for tn,
past ten years in Bath with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Cottle She Is survived by on'
other daughter, Mrs. Davis, who has re
Gently gone to California
Mrs. Louise Huck of Kansas City, Mo
has been the guest OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Peaks, for the past few
days. Mrs. Huck was a North AnsoI
girl and in early womanhood was EN-
ployed as a conpositor in the ADVOCATE
office. She is a sister of Capt. b. F
Tozer of the United States Navy. AL
though her life for the most part hal
been passed in the south and west sh'
does not forget her native town away VI
among the hills of Maine.
Eugene Danforth Of West Madison
who lives in beautiful farm home has
during the past few weeks, put 140 fee
of piazza around part of his house ant
made other improvements. He has
sign with the words "Spring Brool
Farm, settled March IA 1778" which
will swing from the corner of the piazz
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