The Somerset reporter., 1908-06-25
NORTH AN SON

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wearn or New
York City have been the guests of
her father, w. w. Pease, part of the
time during the past week. They
have also visited Mrs. Wearn's
brother, F. H. Pease, of Madison.
H. II. Marston went to Brunswick,
Tuesday afternoon, to attend the
graduation exercises of the Maine
Medical School. His brother, +. II.
Marston, graduated from that institu-
ton this week, and he has been cleo
ted to position in the Salem, Mass,
City Hospital, where he will take up
the duties of thus position at once.
The Communicates of Skowhegan,
Waterville, Augusta and Gardiner
held Field Day exercises at Long
Island, Portland Harbor, Wednesday,
in commemoration of St. Johns Day.
Judge Simmons, F. II. Holley, w. G.
Simmons, and F. W. Bunker started
in special car from Madison at six
O'Clock, Wednesday morning, to join
the delegation at Skowhegan for
Portland.
The teachers of this town who will
attend the summer school course at
the Normal building, Pennington,
commencing, Monday, June 29th, are
Nellie NJ, Rose, Emily NJ. Sawyer,
Nellie Parlin, Bertha Paine, Lucretia
Dinsmore, Mabel Caldwell, Esther
Rand, Grace Vose. Those from Emb-
den are Lucilla Richards, Flora Berry
and Iva Jackson. The school board
have increased the salary of all the
teachers who attend the summer
term, so cents per week, as better
results come to the town from those
teachers who attend the summer
term.
The graduation exercises of the
Grammer school will take place i'll
the Universalist church, Friday even
ing, at eight o'clock. Music will be
furnished by members of the school
assisted by local talent. The mem
bers of the class are Frank E. Crym-
BILE, Leo c. Caswell, Earl G. Mitchell,
Ella r. Robinson, Myrtle B. Morris,
George B. Allen, and Austin A.
Eames.
Mrs. Henry Norton went to Win
chester, Mass, Tuesday, for few
days visit.
Misses Addie, Kate and Carrie
Robinson have just received from
Alaska three lynx skins. The donor
was Arthur Shields of that county
friend of their father.
The building committee for the new
school building consists of F, T.
Crane. chairman; G.. E. Paine, secre
tary, and the third on the committee
is D. M. Norton.
Supt. Paine goes to New Vineyard,
Wednesday, and Mrs. Paine and his
daughter, Mildred, will accompany
him. They will be gone until Satur-
day.
Mrs. Edie Heath has been visiting
relatives and friends in Plymouth.
n. H., during the past week.
Miss Maud Perry of Kennebec Ave-
nue. returned home, Saturday night,
! having completed her term of school
at South Scion. Miss Perry is one of
the successful young teachers of the
town.
The passenger trains run as follows
in the change that took effect, Mon
day: Going north, 1910, a. m, 227
and 5 p. M; Going south 1922 and 12.-
| 10, a. M, night train), 1.19, p. m. and
APO, p. m. Sundays.
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Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Williams has been as
sistant operator in the telephone
Office in this village during the past
few weeks, during Mrs. Savage's ILL
ness.
ROBBIE Boston has been giving his
house a new coat of paint during the
past week.
The vacation season is here and
Maine becomes again the playground
of.the Nation. A friend and former
resident of this town, who has lived
in California for many years, in
speaking of the climate of the Golden
gate said, that notwithstanding the
severity of the winters, Maine could
not be beaten in her summers. 1t is
this feature of the old Pine State that
brings the strangers from all over the
country to Maine during the warm
months.
Miss Nellie Porter is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Strong.
Carroll Caswell has moved his barn
across the road and connected 1t
with his stable.
Mrs. Annie Perry and youngest
daughter, of Kennebec Avenue, re-