The Somerset reporter., 1908-09-17
The Somerset County Veterans As

The Somerset County Veterans As
ISOLATION will meet in Bingham, Fri
! day. 1t is expected that Charles
| Skillings, Jeffe rson Spearin, F. L.
Conner, and Frank Parlin will attend
from this village.
DIR. Lancaster and family of Madi
son we're in town Saturday evening
on their way to Bingham in an auto
mobile.
Merle Mitchell went, Wednesday,
to Somerset junction to work on the
telephone lines.
! Sunday was extremely warm for
the season, at noon the thermometer
stood SO degrees in the shade.
C.N. Cole went to Bigelow, Satur-
day.
Miss Myra A. Jones was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Savage, Friday,
going to Biddeford, Saturday, to com
mence teaching in the Commercial
school there.
Joe Saley, who does some farming
along with his other business, has a
piece of potatoes one hill from which
he dug Is potatoes, II of which were
DIX b0OuRn lOI IHS mdEkcl, anu All
other hill which had % of which II
were suitable for the market, one of
them weighing one pound.
Mrs. Gertrude Norton and Miss
Susie Paine took a carriage ride to
New Sharon few days ago.
Earl Fenlason and daughter came
home from Austin Pond Sunday.
Mr.. HIATT and Miss Laura Seavey of
Crawford, Washington County, have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs EIlery
Fenlason during the past week.
A shingle mill is being built as an
annex to the mills of the North
Arson Lumber Company.
The mills of the North Arson
Lumber Company run, Monday.
Sunday was extremely hot but
but Monday came cool and windy.
Lester Witham, of Portland was at
home during Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Naomi Williams of Haverhill,
Mass, was calling on friends here
Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Cushing is staying at
Kineo for a few weeks.
A Teachers meeting was held at
the Garfield school building, Sat
urday afternoon, where a discussion
took place on "a Course of Study for
the Grades" The following teachers
were present: Irwin Nichols, d. F.
Briggs, Grace Vose, Nellie Holway,
Winnifred Bedford, Mabel Caldwell,
Flora Berry and Roxie Merrill.
Miss Helen Hinkley is visiting Mrs.
Frances Dwelley Bookings at Wis
casset and exp ects to come to North
Arson later.
Harry B. Hilton won four of the
first prizes and two of the second
prizes ON his ponies which he exhibit
ed at the State fair at Waterville.
There was quite a severe frost,
Monday night.
Guy Savage has been quite i'll at his
home during the past week.
Miss Minnie Greenleaf, a graduate
of Arson Academy, class of 1908, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in Massachusetts for the past few
weeks, has now entered the State
Normal School in birmingham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Conner went to
Augusta, Wednesday to attend the re-
vi tHc Oi5G dluC ICkthOAb vi
which Mr.. Conner was a member.
They returned home Friday.
The weather continues dry and
there is very severe drouth.
Wallace Emery arrived home from
Peaks Island Saturday having closed
his cottage there for the summer.
Mrs. Maria G. Emery and Miss
Mary Porter arrived home from
Peaks Island Monday night having
visited relatives and friends in Farm
ington, Strong and other places on
the way.
T. Leon Patterson, student at
Clarks University, Worcester, Mass,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Patterson
E. NJ. Wing, F. w. Bunker, Harry
B. Hilton, W. G. Simmons. Wallace
Emery, George s. Longley, NJ. L.
French attended Kora Temple Lodge
at Lewiston Thursday, the two latter
taking the degrees. Bert Witham
was taken into the order.
Supt. Parsons of the North Arson
Lumber Company has bought a large
pair of horses of Eugene Day.