The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-06
NORTH ANSON.

NORTH ANSoN.
The Universalst sunday school will
now be held directly after the morning
service.
Mrs. B. W. H4pgood of Boston has
been the guest of relatives here during
the week.
Rev. Edwin Longley and family have
moved to West Pennington where he
has pastorate.
Miss Marion Payne will go to Sanford
Saturday, TO resume teaching in the
schools of that city.
Arthur Foster returned to Texas,
Monday morning Mrs. Foster remalus
here for the present.
Fred williamson was hume from " or
cester, Mass sunday returning to the
city Nonay afternoon.
Ben Foster has just donated number
of books to the Foster public library
list of which will appear next week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B. Dinsmore of
Madison are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a daughter, born August
Goth
The morning passenger train from
down river was alb Jut one hour late,
Saturday, on account of the State fair at
Bangor
c. V. Bailey is remodeling the Taylor
shop, so called, on " alter street and Is
fitting it up for an electric light station.
Rev. Perley Robinson OF Fort Fair
field was the guest of his brother, Ly-
sander Robinson the first of the week.
Orlando Hooper and son, DIN, of
| kennebec avenue went to lie vision
Monday morning to attend the state
Fair,
Mr. and Mrs. John Peters have moved
10 the Records place Irving Nichols
who has been living there has moved
| to Anson,
Everett Fenlason who has been super
intendent of tho North Arson Lumber
60 since its organic stion, has resigned
his position
john A. Pratt of Lowell, Mass who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Pratt tor several days, returned
home today.
Merville Seeley of Houlton arrived
here, Wednesday, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Poland aud Mr. and Mrs
George Sharpe.
| DR. G W. Hutchins of WateryiIle and
his mother, Mrs Pauline Hu;chins, ar
rived here, Saturday night. Mrs Hutch
ms will remain here few weeks.
Mrs. Ella Andrews of Oakland and
daughter, Mrs Clayton Ellis, and son.
| Lloyd, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Reuben Farr during the past week.
MIR. and Mrs Ben Moore arrived in
| in p6npQHaV
evening Thursday, they went to Bing
| ham for a few days visit with relatives
Road commissioner, Parsons Is in
many ways improving the village streets
The worn out sidewalk on Elm street in
front of the post office is being rebuilt
Mr.. and Mrs Fairfield Fenlason ar
rived home, Saturday, from Portland,
Boston, and other Massachusetts cities
where they had been visiting for two
I weeks.
The ladies' circle of the Unlversalist
| church will meet on the afternoon of
sept. 18th with Mrs Marion Moore.
Those who have earned dollar for the
church are asked to bring it and tell
how they earned it
Miss Nellie Fapgood returned to Lew
|
days with her mother, Mrs. Ella Hap.
good Miss Hapgood is taking her
second years course as trained nurse at
the central Maine hospital
Mrs Z H. X lbinson recently made a
trip to Scion in behalf of the ID. A.
! r chapter. She was fortunate in Sc
curing three new members and was re
quested to send application blanks to
three others who contemplate joining
this chapter. Nine new members have
bern added since January and it is safe
to predict most prosperous future for
the Ruth Head Crsgin chapter.
The Portland Packing Co commenced
canning corn, Wednesday. About 90
! huskers flom Waterville and East Ben
ton have arrived. A new building
| lOx50 feet for the accommodation of the
! help has been erected. Frank Crymble
has charge of the boiler; w. q. Emery,
the weighing; Charles Bryant, the
cooker; John Rondo the huskers; and
Bert Andrews, the clapper. The first to
bring corn this year were Lyssnder Rob-
inson, H clifford, Walter Mckinney
and II. P. Merrill.
Ell Emery of Sanford spoke at a
union meeting of all the churches, in the
Universalist church, sunday evening, in
the interest of the Civil League of
Maine The clergymen were all present
and the choir furnished music The
scripture was read by Rev. T. B. HIATT,
prayer by Rev. G. Paine and the
speaker was introduced by Rev. F. 5.
Crane. A large and appreciative audi
ence was present and the discourse was
able and timely, Much that the speaker
had to say was devoted to the temper
ance question or to be more specific,
the difference between prohibition and
license in the State of Maine.