The Somerset reporter., 1907-04-04
APRIL Cd
NORTH SON
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S. l.. Titcomb purchased ear load
of potatoes, Monday, of Marshall &
Moore.
The selectmen were in session.
Monday, and commenced taking the
inventory.
w. J. Holway of The Forks, partner
of NJ. L. French, was i'll town several
DAYS last week.
There was no preaching service at
the Dinsmore church, Sunday morn
ing, on account of the illness of Rev.
T. B. HIATT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dutton of Au-
gusta have been the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. l.. French during the
past week.
The regular meeting OF Arson
Grange will be held Saturday. Being
the first meeting of the month a full
attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Fenlason start
ed, Monday morning, for Princeton,
j being called there by the serions i'll
ness of their son, Austin Fenlason.
w. Guy Savage, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
| l.. Savage, returned TO resume his
studies at Westbrook Seminary, Sat
urday.
Deputy Sheriff Emery and Mrs.
Emery were in Skowhegan last week.
returning home Friday night While
there Mr.. Emery was i'll attendance
at cOur.
The Somerset Railway crew were
/ loading the logs on the train up on
/ Pleasant street crossing. Tuesday.
/ that were thrown from the car during
/ the recent wreck.
i Mrs. Thomas Collins and little son.
of Bingham were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Williams several days
/ during the past week. returning 10
their home, Monday morning.
! O. W. Savage, who has been con
/ fined to the house for several weeks
i is improving. He has had an attack
of the grip and later rheumatic troub-
/ les. His friends want 10 see him out
again.
Miss Laura Gallant was the guest OF
i Mrs Alice Simmons. Sunday She
with her brother and sister took part
in the Easter concert. Sunday even
i ing at the lniEersalist church.
The alarm of fire heard in this vii
lage, Saturday morning. proved TO be
at Madison when the store of b. p.
i Barnaby was badly damaged and the
stock of goods reported IL he almost
+ a total loss. estimated al $4,000. with
+ partial insurance.
Ernest Pratt and AIDE lbert Gardner
finished saving l00 cords OF wood.
4 Z q u . ina
and it took lots of muscle and hard
work. but more courage than all else
put together. The work was accom-
i plished ON time Quite a contrast Il
/ pushing the buck saw through 1ul
cords of wood, TO saving 100 cords in
i five hours, rs c. W. Spaulding did
] Saturday with his gasoline engine.
There is a greater interest manifest
ed this spring than formerly in the
raising of turkeys These large birds
are generally successfully raised il
started right and we'll cared for dur
ing the early part OF the season.
+ Leone Walker has made a good be
ginning this spring by purchasing
the best stock He has the George
Wolf strrin of Seneca Falls. \ y. tor
his hens, and a mammoth bronze tur-
key cock, weighing 10 pounds at the
+ head Of his hock
Mrs. Leonard spearin died early
Monday morning. April slst after Iu
F illness of SeVera! days AT the age ~
81 wears and II months, having sur
yived her husband only three week.
The immediate cause of her death
was general nervous trouble lis she
had nor enjoyed the best of belItH
for some wears Mrs. Spearu and
husband moved To this town from
Washington county in 1901. and dur
ing her residence here she made many
warm friends She was a kind. sym
pathetic and charitable woman. de
voted To her home and The care of
her husband during his long illness.
No act of hers in word or deed Vas
left unsaid or undone To cheer or
assist her husband The funeral was
held. Wednesday afternoon al , o.
clock in the Congregational Church,
Rev & II Young, pastor OF the VI. L.
church, officiating Choice selections
were rendered by Mrs w c. Emery
and Mrs f, p Barnaby The inter
meut was in this village cemetery