The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-11-22
NORTH ANsoH.

Lowell Z Bailey las recently return
cd from a business Trip to Boston.
Mrs IS. H. Williams has been 44Ite
i'll TIE past week but Is now improving.
The ne@ mi n tho North Arson
Lumber Company wss shat down. Tues
day, for repairs
The packing a, tls apsn tactorg closes
tbis week and The azstaggt hr another
year ia beng secured
Miss Bertha PANE il At home from
Pennington Normal sch0ol on the
Thanksgiving vacation.
The UniVersalist fair, Friday, sas sue
cesstul in every way, the receipts
amounting to about s1l0
Mrs. Dennis Chase Of Embden had a
psrslytic shock, Saturday evening.
Her condition is now improving.
Luke Houghton finishes work at the
pulp mill, Saturday, intending soon to
90 with his family to California
Miss Nellie Pnllen arrived home from
the Pennington Normal school, Thurs
day. for vacation of about ten days.
Mrs. w. Z French has been IN Port
land the past week visiting her sister,
Miss Lena Donley who has been quite
III.
Miss Helen Hinckley of Augusta. who
has been visiting relatives II town the
past two weeks returned to the city,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Webster Of Emblem died
Sunday forenoon, at the age of about s.
years. The funeral was held, Tuesday.
at o'clock ?. N.
Mrs. jennie NJ. wife Of Andrew Fish
er died, Tuesday, at the age of A years,
I months and la days. she leaves a
! husband and one child.
! The four churches Of this village will
a unite in union meeting in the
Free Baptist church. sunday evening,
Oct. 25th, at 0 clock.
The town schools opened. Monday.
with the exception of the village schools
at Arson, which on account of
/ diphtheria remain closed.
Mrs. ". c. Emery, vice president of
the Rebekah assembly went to West.
brook Thursday, TO attend a reception
given the president. Mrs Nellie E.
Stevens.
reception was given MI and Mrs
Harry Spaulding Of Kenuebee avenue,
Monday evening. The invitations were
confined to the people OF the avenue.
and 20 ladies and gentlemen are report
ed to have been present.
Rev. 9. D Holmes, presiding elder
! of the Augusta district occupied the
pulpit in the NJ, z. church, sunday, in
the forenoon at Embden in the after
noon. While il town Mr. Holmes was
the guest Of Rev. MI Young, the local
pastor.
Benjamin Berry, 0. K Hooper. B. J..
| Dunphy, T. h. Spaulding and / q.
! Ellis already have Instruments installed
in the Farmers Telephone line. With
out doubt later on every house on Ken
nebec avenue viii have connection By
/ telephone.
Deputy sheriff Emery arrested Wm.
Wiilett, Friday evening for iutexication.
| He was taken 10 Madison and ~aturday
was taken to Show hogan TO serve a SEN
tence of 60 days in jail. Sheriff Emery
has an eye out for the public welfare
and by strict attention TO his official
duties but very few arrests have been
made for disordery conduct during the
| past year.
The wire for electric lighting will
soon be here Quite a large lot has al
ready arrived. A new electrician was
added to the force, Tuesday, Z. ".
Scott, the electrician, who has charge of
this work, will soon put on larger force
to help string the wire from the power
house at East New Portland 10 this vii
lage Soon the town will emerge from
darkness into light