The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-01-10
NORTH AN SON.

Leonard Emery recently dressed a
hog that weighed 491 pounds.
T. Leon Patterson returned to Wor
cester, Mass, Saturday, to continue bis
studies at Clark's University
Mrs. Hiram Plummer of North New
Portland, was the guest of her sister,
j rs. W. ). Jones, " ednesday
George Copp, former resident of
this village, now of New Portland, was
married, Dec. 30th, TO Miss Marion
Waugh
sheriff Smith has re-appointed w. {.
Emery deputy sheriff for this town. (.
l. Perkins has been appointed for Mad
ison ana Abel ". Rowell for Solon
o. w. Bryant was called to strong the
last of the week on account of the i'll
ness of his wife's father, Robert keef.
Although he found Mr.. Keef seriously
SICK, his condition Is improving.
Hay is commanding higher price
than it has for some years past
The Gen. Ord Post, g. A R., has re-
elected its officers to serve another
year.
II. B. Merry is shipping considerable
bark along The line of the somerset
railroad.
c. V. Bailey has a crew in his mill
BUILDING, formerly used as the shank
factory, fitting it for saving lsths.
Monday track was made on the ice
above the dam for the purpose of speed
ing the fast horses of the village.
Monday, 1900 ties were distributed
along over the section above the village,
of which Leander Cole has charge
Miss Mabel Seward. who has been
teaching the primary school at New
Portland, returned home, saturday.
Mrs r. H. Williams and daughter.
who have been visiting relatives here
and IN Embden, have returned to Jack
man.
George Mckinney, one of North An
sons prosperous farmers killed a shoat
Monday that dressed 80 pounds. A
good one for any six mouths old.
Rev. T B. HIATT went to The Forks
Tuesday, to attend the funeral of Mrs
Sumner Hunnewell, which was held,
Wednesday morning at O'clock.
Crews on section No. l, and section
Mo. 8, Somerset railway, ceased work,
on TO section No 9, Monday morning.
f. w. Bunker had shipped from Au
gusta, Saturday, pair of year-old
no: ses that weigh 2940 lbs. Mr.. Bun
ker purchased this team while on
visit to the capital city.
Little Dorothy Parsons has just re.
ceived letter from Miss Minnie Bun
ker, who is studying for the winter in
Florence, Italy. Miss Bunker intends
to visit in this village, amid the scenes
of her childhood home after her arrival
to the states IN the early summer.
Monday morning VI P. Moore. Chas.
Bryant. Henry o. Nichols. b. j Dun
ply, George MoultOn, Fred Young.
sidney Dunbar, T. II. Spauding, Roy
Danforth, Eugene Danforth and others
went TO Norrldgewock TO attend a di-
rectors meeting of the Farmers Tele-
phone Company.
The installation of the officers of An
son Grange, the list of which has al
ready been published, was held at the
regular meeting, Saturday afternoon.
T. ID Saley was the installing officer
An interesting meeting WAS held and
the grange begins the new year under
the most favorable auspices.
petition has been circulated in this
village to present to the legislature for
tbs establishment of fish hatchery
somewhere in Somerset county. IL is
said that Moxie Pond on the line of the
somerset xtenson is a desil able place.
Several counties in this State already
have these batcheTies aud it is hoped
that Somerset may secure one. The
petition was very generally signed in
this section.
At the last regular meeting of Mt.
Bgelow Chapter No 48, o. K. s., Past
D. d w. NJ. Elizabeth A. Emery, as
sisted by Helen A. Stevens as Marshall,
installed the following officers for the
ensuing year: Marion :. Moore, w. NJ. !;
Frank II. Holiey w. p; Nellie F Pal
lin, A. M; Ella s. Beale, sec Helen
A. Stevens, Con Elizabeth NJ. Holley,
Adah.: Laura Is wing. Ruth; Lena
"itham, Esther; Ada Scott, Electa;
Aurilla Steward, Warden; Wallace
Emery. Sentinel; Mae r. Parsons, Chap
lain; Ella Hapgood. Marshall