The Somerset reporter., 1907-03-21
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Mrs Z. M. Wing went to Boston,
Tuesday, to visit her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. viii Wing
A. B. Doolittle, one of the extensive
farmers of West Madison, has IL ewes
that have dropped 81 lambs this spring.
z. b. Thompson of Norwood, Mass.
arrived in town Saturday, to attend the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. l.. X. Dins-
more, which occurred Sunday. he loft
town for home Monday noon.
Leone Walker has just received a
Mammoth Bronze turkey from Rhode
Island weighing 40 pounds. This bird
was a winner in the Boston Poultry
Show and Is fiue specimen.
Eleven members of Ruth Head Cragin
Chapter, ID. A. r., went over to Madison
Tuesday by invitation of Mrs. Lizzie
Spear. 1t was a unique reception and
the company partook of the bill of fare
found in logging camp The occasion
was most enjoyable to the Daughters of
the Chapter.
M. l.. French, the popular village
tailor, has leased the large store in Car
rabasset Block and is having it newly
painted and fitted for his extensive
clothing business He will move before
the snow leaves
Frank Paine late of California, who
passed several weeks at his old home
the first of the week and later went to
M Massachusetts, has moved to Troy, n.
a., where he Is engaged as travelling
man for tea and coffee house.
The Methodist Sunday school will
l.
March 81, at 7 O'Clock. There will be
given the Pilgrims Vision and Easter
Drill and Planting and Sowing, motion
song and recitations by the Kindergart
en-.
B. Fl. Smith sold Tuesday morning, a
pair of Hereford steers to Wallace Jones
of Madison that we're beauties. They
are coming three years old this spring
and girt feet inches and weigh 2425
pounds MIR. Smith Is raiser of good
stock on his large farm just below the
village, and always has fine specimens in
his barns.
Blanks required by farmers and
butchers in making shipments of meat
and meat food products, under the re.
Gently enacted inter state commerce law,
are carried in stock at the ADVOCATE
Office, No Arson. They are specially
prepared for use in shipping from the
No. Arson station, either by freight or
express. Price 20 cents per dozen.
J. c. Peaks, perhaps better known as
"Uncle Peaks" passed bis 87th birthday
only short time ago, and is one of the
remarkable old gentleman of the town
He is about the streets in the activity of
Aap rrta a IN
that 10 most com m end able for any one
to have, be they young or old. But he
Ia not old. Anyone that possesses his
peace of mind, contentment, and happy
ways is always young.
Z. P. Barnaby has leased Carrabassett
hal for period of three years. Neces-
sary improvements will be made that the
hall may be in first class condition.
! Miss Marian Payne arrived home
Wednesday night, for q two weeks va
cation. She will return to Sanford and
resume teaching Saturday, March 30.
BENZ. Berry has completed his lumber
ing operation for the winter. He has
landed 250, 900 feet of various kinds of
lumber on the west shore of the Kenne-
bee river and one half mile above Pat
terson bridge.
There was pie party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. 81. Clifford on Kennebec
avenue Friday evening. The evening
was very pleasantly passed. Entertain
ment was furnished consisting of recita
tons and music, both vocal and instru-
mental.
There was a very interesting meeting
of Arson grange Saturday. 1t was
Woman's Day and the Offices were all
filled by the ladies. They performed
the various duties of the order in most
acceptable manner. The next regular
meeting to be held Saturday, April O.
will be the day when the men hold sway
The Uuiversalist Sunday school will
hold its Easter concert, Sunday evening,
March 81, at 7 O'Clock.