The Somerset reporter., 1908-11-12
NORTH ANsON

There was gentle rain. sunday
afternoon.
Alfred Berry went to Concord,
Tuesday.
Daniel Hunts family has moved 70
Skowhegan.
The receipts Of the Grange fair
were over $50.
Ward Jones wa at home from
Lexington. Monday.
Bessie Hodsdon wa5 here from
Skowhegan, Sunday.
Q. ". Savage made a business rip
to Kingtield, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Williams
visited in Embden, Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Colson vas greeted with
a large audience last Sunday.
Mrs. Viii Stetson returned from
weeks visit to kinco. Monday.
Monday was damp and foggy a
typical day Of late November.
Mrs. g. " Hutehin7 Of Water
vile, was in town during Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. L. French is ,pending q few
weeks at kineo, MJosehead Lake
1. II. Clifford has been selling q
part of his potatoes during the past
week.
Mrs. Dora Hilton. who went 10
Embden last week, returned here
Wednesday.
w. II. Williams went to Oakland.
Monday, TO commence working for
d. NJ. Marshall.
Arthur C.ark returned home from a
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region, Monday.
Mrs. Mae Adams Of Norridgewock
was visiting, Monday and Tuesday. al
Mrs. Alfred Berry's
Miss Susie Clark has arrived home
from New Vineyard, where she has
been teaching during the fall
Miss Nellie Hapgood, trained nurse
of this village. went to Madison,
Monday morning. to take a case.
l.. Z. Robinson was in Brighton and
May field several days last week eX
pIoring on timber land which ne Owls
there.
A. W. Neaoley found strawberry
blossoms the 10th inst. The day was,
indeed, more like a May day than
November.
Mrs. w. H. Williams, assistant op-
orator at the Farmers Central tele
phone office is having vacation Of
two weeks.
Mrs. Y. d. Hilton returned. Sun
day, from Augusta where she had
been the guest of her aunt, Miss
Helen Hinckley, for several days.
Mizpah Branch Of the Sunshine
Society are going to assist in build
ing the new Free Hospital at Port
land for the crippled children OF the
State.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Dinsmore of
Madison are receiving congratua-
tions upon the birth of daughter,
born October 29th Dan is one of our
village boys.
Miss Maude Perry of kennebec
avenue returned home. Friday, from
Starks for a two weeks vacation.
She will teach the same school the
winter term.
S. p. Taylor has T Gently sold a
very fine COW to Otis Hilton and since
then Mr.. Taylor has purchased an
other COW in Concord which proves to
be an exceptionally good one.
The girls of the Whittier Grammar
School have organized a club to be
known as the "Jolly Club" The
club will meet, Saturday, with Miss
Ellen French ON Centre Street.
The fair and sale of the NJ L.
society will be held, Wednesday,
Nov. Is, in Grange Hall, with chicken
pie dinner and baked bean supper
Fancy articles, aprons, vegetables,
etc, for sale.
Miss Eva Dudley returned Friday,
from Lexington, having completed
teaching a term of school Of twelve
weeks. Miss Dudley is one OF the
successful young teachers of the
town.
Mrs. W. {. Robinson and daughter
X ate started, Wednesday. tor 81
+ Thomas, Ontario Mrs ROBIN. on will
continue the jourIfey to Seattle. Wash
ington, where she will. join her hu>-
band on his way home from Alaska.
The annual Freshman exhibition
will be given by thu class of 1872,
Anson Academy, Friday evening
November 18th, at : O'Clock in the
UniVersalst church. There will be
fourteen speakers, seven boys and
seven girls.
1 Ht dtdUeuA CLOSES, ETuUN uoOuf
November 18Th, for two weeks
vacation. The officers and students
regret exceedingly 10 lose the as
slslalce of Miss simmons during the
winter term, as she plans to spend
the winter in California.
NJ. =. Moore's numbering teams
started for the woods, Monday. The
advance teams went the last OF the
week. He will work eight horses and
the crew will consist of about twelve
men. He expects To land good pile
of logs if the winter is favorable.
Orman Eastman of East Corinth
has returned TO this village and in
tends to remain at DR.. Wings during
the winter. Mr.. Eastman has many
friends in this section, having passed
the winter of 1905 in town. His
friends are all glad TO welcome him
back.
The Franklin School Improvement
League Miss Dinsmore, teacher has
purchased an organ for the school,
This league has also recently pur-
chased a Webster's dictionary and
holder, chart, waste basket and globe
besides newly papering the school
room.