The Somerset reporter., 1907-04-25
NORTH ANSoN

q. L. Hovey made business trip
to Bowdoinham, Saturday.
The graduating exercises of Arson
academy will be held May I'd and 3D..
Wallace Emery returned home the
last of the week from trip to Port
land, Boston and Providence. R. |.
The rural schools have been post
poned one week longer, so that they
will commence, Monday, April 18th.
Earl Fenlason returned from Waite,
Washington county, Sunday His
mother remained with her son, who
is i'll.
Mrs. E. L. Savage and Myra Jones
went to Augusta Tuesday morning for
few days visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr. Eastman who has been in town
with DR.. Wing during the past winter
will return to his home at East Co
rinth this week.
Mrs. Sarah j. Paine, former resi-
dent of Arson, who has been i'll at
Los Angeles, Cal, for the past few
months, is now at Earlville, Ill.
Mrs. Alma Tanner and daughter of
Portland arrived in town Monday
night the guests of her father, Daniel
Lane and sister, Mrs. o. W. Savage.
Mt Bigelow Chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star will confer the degree
on several candidates at the regular
meeting, Monday evening, May 9Th.
Mr.. Stafford, who has been living in
the upper tenement of Robe Bos
tons house, has moved into the house
on Main street, next to the hotel
stable.
F. W. Bunker has just sold good
pair of large work horses to Cyrus
Parlin of Aroostook county and has
purchased another pair of J. O. Whit
ney of Embden.
There will be no meetings in the
Congregational and Universalist
churches, Sunday morning on account
of the Baccalaureate sermon in the
Free Baptist church.
Daniel B. Dinsmore, who has been
in the drug store of F. 4. Manter of
Madison for several years, Is going to
Lily Bay this summer as clerk in the
hotel for F. L. GIBSON.
Addie Robinson who is staying in
Washington for a short time attended
the reception given by the President
To the National Congress of the u. \.
RS, held in that city last week.
The work on the new saw mill is
progressing as fast as possible. Ii If
expected that it will be ready for
business sometime next month. The
Office building is soon to be moved
across the track to give more room
in the yard.
Word was received here last week
of the serious illness of Mrs Been
and her daughter Priscilla. both of
whom have typhoid fever at their
home in BoWdoinham Rev. Mr..
BEEN is also in poor health. and his
former parishioners here remembered
them with a generous sum of money
Among the Academy students who
will teach this summer are, Fannie
Crymble at Smithfeld, Flora Berry at
New Portland, Eva Dudley at Free
man. Marcia Steward at Moscow.
Sarah Blackwell at Lexington, Mabel
Bracket N Mercer. La Richards al
Flagstaff, Willis Hodgdon at Emhden.
and Merton Crymble al Stratton.
Mrs. W {. Emery, vice president Of
the State Rebekab Assembly viii 20
to Kitterv. the 26th, where she viii
attend 4 meeting Of the order in her
official capacity. Mr.. Emery vii
Join her there and they viii go To-
Boston for a week and while there
will attend the Massachusetts State
Rebekah Assembly which is held May
LIST.
There has been considerable buying
and selling OF cattle, especially oxen
and steers, in this section during the
past winter. q. W. Bryant. one of
the local buyers, has made several
trades along this line. His last pur-
chase being the best, AS he drove
home fine pair of Herefords which
will be two years old in May that grit
over feet and tip the scales at near
ly POO pounds They are we'll match
ed in every way 1t is not often that
one sees a better pair than these an
finals.