The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-28
NORTH AN SON

Roy Danforth came down from
Forscythe, Saturday, bringing deer
with him.
E. A. Brown has been grading in
/ front of his residence on Madison
street during the past week.
Miss Nellie Hapgood, of this village,
trained nurse, went to Concord, Sun
day, where she has patient.
Timothy R. Atkinson of Bismark,
son of Joseph Atkinson of this village,
is state engineer of North Dakota.
Rev. Mr.. Colsum of Bethel will can
didate in the Universalist church,
/ Sunday forenoon, at 10:45 O'Clock.
/ A single door has been substituted
! for the double doors at the entrance
of the Somerset hotel, during the
past week.
Tuesday, the repairs were made on
the Universalist church, where the
damage was done by the big storm
last summer.
w. s. Jones, tax collector for Anson
is busy these days collecting, as all
/ taxes must be paid before December
Goth TO avoid cost.
Misses Grace and Gertie Smith
arrived home from Spring Lake,
Thursday, where they have been
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Gould of Port
| land were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. s. Gould during Sunday, returning
to the city, Monday.
Adelbert Perry of Kennebec Avenue
carried his daughter, Miss Maud
Perry to Starks, where she COM
menced teaching this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Moore of Madison, who
has been staying with her daughter,
Mrs. w. c. Emery, for the past few
weeks, has returned home.
Tuesday forenoon, three of the
workmen fell from the railroad bridge
into the water. Fortunately none Of
them were seriously injured.
Rev. T. B. HIATT arrived home, Fri
day, with two good deer which he
took while on his hunting trip last
week up along the Somerset road.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Tapley arrived
home from Brooksville, Thursday
night, where they had been for several
days visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Albertha Andrews of Lowell
has been the guest of her uncle, DR..
E. @. Andrews, several days of the
past week, returning home, Tuesday.
The annual election of officers in
Mt. Bigelow Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, will take place on De-
cember End. A full attendance is re-
quested.
George w. Spalding, one of the
large potato raisers in town. loaded a
car, last Tuesday, with the tubers.
He raised this season about 2O0O
bushels.
J. B. Benjamin has been reappoint-
ed District Deputy, l. o. o. F. OF
District No. %, comprising the lodges
of Lemon Stream, Mt Moxie, Scion,
and Table Rock.
At the regular meeting of Arson
Grange, held November Is, it was
voted to have Professors Hurd and
! McClintock of Orono lecture some
time in December.
/ Work is progressing fast on the new
railroad bridge. The false structure
is completed and the iron will be put
on as fast as possible. 1t is being put
on by the Maine Central Company.
Owing to a cut in the wages at fine
saw mill of the North Arson Lumber
Company, many of the men have left
the work during the past few days.
The cut was general and effected the
skilled as well as the unskilled man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield Fenlason and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fenlason arrived
home from their camps at Austin
pond, Saturday. They each brought
| five
weeks and are now closed for the
season.
label Robinson, exMember of
Parliament, Father of w. @. Robinson
of this village, passed away at his
home in Middlemarch, Ontario, Fri
day night, November sth, after brief
illness of pneumonia and heart
trouble.
During the latter part of the week,
Eli Hoyt has been moving to his
farm in Embden. His family went
the first of the week. Mr.. Hoyt
intends to keep a. large number OF
hens and his buildings are especially
fitted for this business.
s. P. Taylor has been detained at
home for the past few days by the
illness of his father, who seems to
have general breaking down of the
system, caused by extreme age. His
daughter, Mrs. w. B. Goodrich OF
Bingham, came to his bedside, Tues
day.
The d. A. r. dinner and sale was q
great success and everyone enjoyed
It. Miss Josephine Moulton won the
oil painting, guessing the exact
number of beans In the bottle, which
was FOL. The Chapter cleared $40
which goes toward the fund for the
soldiers monument.
Mrs. Pauline Hutchins was strick en-
with paralysis, Saturday morning
She was heard to fall In her apart
ments and was found on the floor in a
critical condition. She was i'm
mediatly cared for by medical aid and
good nursing and her condition re-
mains abont the same AZ when found
Her son, DIR. @. w. Hutchins and his
wife of Waterville were sent for and
they arrived, Saturday evening.
Saturday, Principal J. 8. Tapley
of the Academy was informed the
the courses of study at Arson Aca6
envy had been approved by the State
Superintendent. There Is provision
in the Free High School law which
requires the approval by the super
intendent of the courses of study OF
those schools which desire to receive
tuition pupils at town and state ex
pense. The general requirements in
the law are that high schools. OF