The Somerset reporter., 1906-02-08
North Arson.


Mrs. Flora Collins and son, Ben, went
to Boston, Friday, for visit of severa
weeks.
The night crew at the American shoe
Findings Factory began working, Mon.
day evening.
! Orlando Hooper of Kennebec avenue
has been out oi health quite part Of
the time during the past Two weeks.
! The ODD Fellows Will observe Wash
ington Birthday, II being the 2Sd an
nlversary OF tho organization OF the
lodg IN this village
The Ruth head Cragin Chapter will
meet, FRIDAY, at the home OF Mrs. LIMA
Moore Mckenny at Lakewood. PIC
nic dinner will be served
Wednesday evening, Arson Grange
presented the drama "Fargerson vi
Troy" in Carrabassett Hall After the
play there WAS a social dauce.
Next saturday evening will be OBJ
served as Childlen's Night by the ODD
Fellows and kebekah lodges. IL Is linn
tied 10 me IN beers aud their families.
Mrs. d. NJ. Marshall of Oakland ar
rived Ia town, Friday, to spend few
oar. Marshall wAs here during sunday.
l.. q. Robinson and family went to
okowhegau, Friday, to Do present al
AIS hubInsons father, Mr. Alden Rus
selfs birthday party, IL being his 03ro
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poland moved
this week from the tenement in The
Hapg rod block, and for the present Will
board with Mr. and MIS-. George sharpe
ON Union street.
w. w. Stoddard, superintendent at
the factory, went to Boston, saturday,
after his family. He has leased the
tenement over the Hapgood store, where
they will reside.
New horse stalls have been built on
the Grange lot to accommodate the mem
befs, by which To protect their bOrses
from the sun and storm. hose who
have a stall, bulbs it themselves.
At the annual meeting of the Stanton
Club, composed of no Bates Alumni at
Portland, Friday evening, Hon. cyrus
N Blanchard of hilIon was chosen
president Mr.. blanchard is a graduate
of Arson Academy, class Of SO.
The -unshine FAIR held, " Wednesday,
was Largely attended. The receipts
were over S42. sixteen new names were
received for membership. There was
great many present at the dinner, de-
spne the very unfavorabe weather.
James Il Waugh, who purchs sed the
Austin Andrews farm, last summer,
las recently sold the same to u. A
steward, aud Is moving this week to
Madison. where he will reside. Mr..
steward will take In mediate possession
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Bert Withsm
EN- ertalned at a o'clock lunch the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. r K BEEN, mrs
". H. Williams, Mrs. W. ). Wells. MIS-
K. E. sawyer, Mrs. Herbert Mitchell,
ITS. Eugene Mitchell, Mrs. "llliam
Beniaman.
Mrs. Fred n Mantor died, Monday
night, after lingering illness of several
months, at the age of So years, IL months
and days. Mrs M4ntor was the
daughter of the late A bert and Basheba
(GahanN savage Mrs. hantor was a
worthy member of Emerald Rebekah
lodge The funeral service is this
(Chursdat) afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev
+ + Crane officiating
The sophomore exhibition of the
academy took place in Carrabassett
hail, FRIDAY evening, with the following
program: The Troop tiorses," Lee X
Ellis; How Girls study" Queenie d
Berry; by SPECIAL Request" Fannie
Crymble "rhe Inventors ife," Flora
NJ. Berry; "Msry's Night Ride" Susie NJ
BENJAMIN; "Pennypacker's Patent Prog
nostIcator" Eva l. dudley; "How They
Brought the Good News from Client to
AK" Minnie NJ. Greenleaf; "Enoch's
Return" BEATRICE e. Gipson; 1.-The
hristmas Backlog" Earl g. Eames;
the Polish Boy vtrna q. Hat
ClaIke's orchestra furni.hed music.
There was a large attendance and a
dance followed the entertainment.