The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-01
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Transfers to Skowhegan from this
Town aod above US report some of the
bills bare OF snow. and the hauling Of
loads hard.
Important business will come before the
grange next Saturday, making it desira-
Bile for all members 10 be present.
There are some nice colts in town,
among them being one owned by w. G.
Bailey. Others by George Aver. L. {.
Williams add Leroy Judkins.
The Baptist Conference in this p ace
held its last session with Mrs. Martha
Judkins.
There is still mitch interest in The lum-
Der business 10 this vicinity. A large
quantity OF logs has been hauled to
Clark's mill, and Mr. Brooks will Start
his saws at once. Mr.. c. +. Turner is
cutting and hau ing timber to Brooks
mill and intends IN 4nufatturlng II himself,
after placing exra machinery for that pun
pose. There are Others inlere Sted 10
manufacturing their own lumber aud get
ting out cord wood, among whom is Rev.
B. F. Johnson, Who has cut good deal
of LUMBER, also one hundred cords OF
Noou, oCSluCo Choush 'O' hAa o"h W.
sumption.
Mr. {. ] Cross of Comma was in town,
last week, visiting in the family OF d. A.
Corson.
Commissioner Lang of the S urgis
Commission was in town for few hours,
last Tuesday. the guest Of Deputy George
Aver.
Mr.. c. II Jones has recently purchased
the lot formerly owned by the rion. John
Ware CT Wa,efvile, now being used fer a
lumber yard.
Town meeting is next Monday March
s. Indeed, ,prng is here.
The M. Z. society meeting at Mr..
White in Cornville last Friday even
ing, was very largely attended, several
two horse loads, beside single teams GO
ing from this village, A baked bean sup
per was served, and program carried
out and the return drive made at an early
hour.
Horace Cooley. who enlisted 10 the
navy at Boston few weeks ago, was sick
and has received his di charge. returning
home, last week, as we are informed
ne NOD. OamuSl NOulu Vi OkOHuckd u
delivered an address before the Athens
Debating Society 10 Wesserrunsett Hall,
Monday evening the 26ih inst. The sub
ject, Farm Laws" was well chosen and
greatly appreciated by those present.
Floyde York, son of Mr.. aod Mrs. Os-
good York. captu ed butterfly. Tuesday.
II was flying about on the sunny side oil
the buildings at the York homestead with
about as much life and with much the
same Enjoyment as he might have, bad it
been on an afternoon in summer We
do not know of another such instance,
even in this most remarkable winter.
Attendance OF the Sabbath school in
this village, last Sabbath showed a very
interesting outlook for village OF this
size. and considering the condition Of the
school 10 the not very distant past
Some more than sixty were present, ar
ranged in SIX classes, with the following
teachers, all eptonaly interested in
their work: A class of middle aged peo-
pie was in charge of the pastor OF the F
B. church, who on alternate Sundays is
taught by Rev. Mr.. March. The class Of
more elderly people has Mrs. Barker al
teacher. A class OF young gentlemen
and ladies' are interested and instructed
by Mrs. J. F. Holman, who with Mrs
Barker were always interested in S. S
work. Still another class OF younger
boys and girls are 10 the tfficisnt care o
Mrs. b. F. Johnson, while two classes o