The Somerset reporter., 1906-08-16
NORTH ANSON

Miss Ellen Dunbar of Fairfield arrived
here, Tuesday, the guest of z. E. sawyer
and family.
Miss Dorothy White of Portland has
been the guest of Nrs, Harriet E. Ware
for several days
j. Orville Jefferys arrived here, Mon
day, from New York City and will take
charge of Daniel Caswell's large farm
during Mr.. Caswelrs absence in the
west.
Judge Simmons has recently received
from his cousin, Franklin simmons. the
sculptor, photograph of the statue of
Alexander Hamilton. just completed by
him in Rome, whence it will be sent to
this country to be placed in front of the
city hall in Paterson. New Jersey. The
sculptor writes that he expects TO visit
this country before winter.
Rev. F. T. Crane and family are ex-
pected home from Providence, r L,
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leadbetter
started for their home in Denver, Col,
Saturday morning.
The machinery at the corn factory
was started, saturday, preparatory to
canning the sweet corn.
Miss Alice Moore who has been visit
ing at the home of her cousin, Judge
Albert Spear, in Gardiner has returned
to this village.
Mr. and Mrs. Starrett of Houlton ar
rived in town, Saturday, aud returned,
Tuesday. They were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. stevens
Miss Ina Hodgdon and friend, Miss
Myrtle Hartman, have been visiting rel
atives and friends in Portland. Me, and
in Massachusetts, during the past week.
Mrs G. w. Hutchns of Waterville ar
rived here, Wednesday nigh, and
thursday, returned home accompanied
by Mrs. Pauline Hutchins who will visit
there few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Seayey and son,
Arthur, of Bridgewater, Mass, who
were the guests of Mr.. land Mrs. Ellery
Fenlason and family for several days
returned home, Thursday.
The D A r. had very enjoyable
meeting at Mrs Alice simmons, Friday,
Mrs Ella Hapgood was elected to the
office of treasurer. This chapter has
just given to the Foster public library
the first volume of Massachusetts Sol
ders and sailors of the Revolutionary
War.
The rural schools aud the North An
son village schools will commence, Mon
day, August 9th. The Arson lower
village schools will commence, Monday,
September g. The same teachers will
have charge OF these schools with the
exception Of the Emerson, which was
taught last term by Miss Sarah Black
we'll. who will continue her studies at
the academy. 1t has not AS yet been
decided where the grammar school will
be held Some lchanges may also be
made in the first aud second primary
schools in this village.
Sunday, telephone hours IN this vii
iage are s 80 to 10 a. m aud 2 to 80
Samuel Weston, of Berkeley, ralifor.
MIA, who has been abroad since June
will visit relatives in this village about
September Let.
Next week the annual Methodist
camp meeting will be held at this vii
lage, extended announcement of which
has been previously made.
Eben Laid went to the Maine General
Hospital. Portland, Tuesday, for treat
ment His son. Carl, from Massachu-
setts who has been visiting his father
for several days accompanied him.
Almon Taylor of West Somervile,
Mass, Frank Taylor of Boston, and Mr.
and Mrs. DIN p, Taylor of Providence,
K l. have been visiting their father,
Mr.. John Taylor, and brother, sumner
p. Taylor, during the past week.
F. W. Bunker sold during the past
week a very tine bay mare, years old,
half sister to Decima Dean, t. Frank
Chaffin of Lewiston for a good price.
He has also sold a good pair of work
horses to James Perkins of Madison,
Mr. George sewall and Miss Maude
Savage of Lewiston have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P Lincoln
the past week. Mr.. Sewall. who is an
eff Ger at the state muster, has been 10
Augusta several days aud will return
here, Friday night
Mis- A d. Brown aud daughter, Mrs,
Hale, and children started today for
their home in NewburyDort, Mass after
having passed few weeks at their cot
tage in Solou. Mrs Brown has hosts of
friends in this vicinity who welcome her
here on these visits to her summer
home
The North Arson Lumber Company
are improving their plant by putting in
heavier machinery. The mill is enc of
the best equipped on the river and is
fitted for fast work Last we Il cars
of lumber were shipped to New York.
Connecticut and western Masssch sets
A new pump for fire protection will be
installed at once at this mill with the
capacity of throwing 900 gallons of water
per minute The pay roll at this mill
aggregates about 800 per week which is
already having a material effect 90 the
business of the town