The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-02-15
North Arson

{. ' Bailey has a Holstein heifer that
dropped pair of twins calves Friday
Mrs. w. C. Emery goes to Madison
Saturday, To instruct her music class.
W. Golf was obliged to stop work
last week for several days on account OF
an injury to his right hand,
The f. B circle which was announced
for Thursday. February 18th, will be
held Thursday, February ~
pits with Rev. air. Been. OF the NJ. f
church, Sunday, the 18th instant.
Thomas Pease, of st. Paul, MINI il
expected here this week 70 visit his pa
rents, Mr.. aud Mrs Warren w. Pease
w. ). Jones flushed another boat.
Saturday This is the third one he has
completed within tho past few weeks
There will be- a Valentine party given
in Carrabassett hall this (Fhursday)
evening. Over 200 invitations were ssnl
out.
The first meeting of the debating so
cety OF Arson Academy for this term
will be held, Thursday evening, Feb
ruraTy ~
Charles Walker, of Embden, whd
went to California the first Of the win
ter ia in Whittier, California, where he
has employment.
The spring term of The Academy com
menced, Tuesday, with 47 students
several more will join the school during
tho next few days.
Que day last week Owen King and Al
jackson took 20 shoats through this vii
lage to Madison, where they we're ship
ped to Brighton market.
There was good attendance at the
Children's meeting of the Odd Fellows
in their hall, saturday evening nice
advertisement was furnished by the
little ones.
Prof. TapIey of tho Academy returned
home, Monday evening, from East
Brooksville, where he was suddenly
called few days ago by the illness OF
his father.
q. L. Hovey has recently received a
letter from r. W. Bunker and Mr..
Bunker expects to be IN Boston about
March 10th, and will be at home the last
of the month
CYRUS Walker, one of the towns
largest farmers, is milking II cows this
winter, making from go to 100 pounds OF
butter a week. He has 81 head of cattle
ID horse kind, 45 hogs and shoats
Miss Nellie Hapgood arrived home
Wednesday, from the Maine Contra
hospital where she is studying o be
come trained nurse. Her vacation ex
tends to March list.
A train of Is cars of logs came dowI
over the Somerset road, Tuesday
| There we're $4,000 of hard wood aud the
rest spruce. The furnishing of the nov
mill has begun aud it is expected that i
will start some time next month.
| r. II Holley, our popular druggist
will very soon meve his place of bust
ness into tho store now occupied by l.
p Lincoln MIR. Holley proposes to pu
20 feet onto the rear of the store and
reft it for his drug business.
The annual town meeting will b.
| held, Monday, March 9th. Aside from
the usual election of town officers Their
| will be one new member of the schoo
oommitte to fill the vacancy occasioneC
by the retirement of G. Eames who's
term expires.
G. l. Hovey shipped 80 gallons o
pasteurized cream to Boston, Tuesda
morning. He generally ships about 10
gallons per week, although in the montl
of December he sent 900 gallons. Thi
cream is largely purchased of the New
Portland creamery.
The % 4 anniversary of the Organization
of the odd Fellows lodge in this villag
will be observed on the evening OF Wash
ington's birthday by the Odd Fellows
Rebek abs and their families with specia
entertainment in Grange hall. Speaker
from out of town are expected to b
present.
The logs are being piled fast at tn
North Arson Lumber Co s mill TIL
last four days of last week 81 cars o
long logs were rolled into this mill yard
These cars averaged from five to 81
thousand feet. 1t is said that the log
will come fast now until fifteen huudre
thousand Is delivered
| The r B circle met with Rev. an
Mrs. < s. Longley, Tuesday The even
ing was very pleasantly passed, At tn
close a collection was taken and tn
amount contributed was given to MI
George Savage as a manifestation of tn
deep appreciation the circle had for hi
kindness and help in the past