The Somerset reporter., 1895-10-03
CORRESPONDENCE.
So. Norridgewock.

Nj. and Mrs. Miitred Tibbetts have
rented the tenement over the Boston
store, formerly occupied by c. II. Wright.
/ \ Hilton went to Fairfield last week
to attend funeral
Primary school opened again last Mon
day after recess OF one week on account
OF Mr. Parin's sickness and death.
The dance at Miller's hall was well at
tended Thursday evening by parties from
this place and Skowhegan. Fine music
VS. furnished by kendall's orchestra.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred Kennison returned
to their home in Boston last week.
Miss Sarah Longley is working for Mrs.
Joseph Nedds.
Mrs. W. F. Boone returned Tuesday
from Waldo county where she has been
spending the summer.
Mrs John Fletcher of Chelsea. Mass,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Caroline Dole.
The last meeting of the V. |. S. met
with Mrs. A H. Morse. Subject: Amer
lean Lady Authors. Some very interest
| ing sketches were given, especially of the
Maine authors, several of whom We were
pdi III QldIi ~ ACI III dS OCIiIS lldAiNNA
OF our town. Misses RebecCa and Sarah
Clark, Miss Mary MoCobb, widely known
as the popular Miss Jarley,' and Mrs.
Childs. once resident of this place The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles
Wad Subject: Thackrry.
Mr.. Henry Whiting, who for so many
years h. driven the | S mail from the
south 10 the north side, is taking vaca-
ton on accoun OF i'll health. Louis
Whiting is at present driving the team.
The new lodge X. Of P. wi meet Tues
day evenings.
Mis- Sacie French returned from Lew
iston last week.
Eben Do!en is in poor health.
Oliver HUFF is in poor health.
Chas Bigelow is pressing hay in Smith
field.
This is the time of year that keeps the
farmer busy gathering the products OF his
industry
Carrie Cleveland went to Scion Satur
DAY. She took a camera along to get
some views
There wi be an autumn tea at the
congregational yesuy tomorrow night
for the benefit of the church. Supper
| from o 30 to O'Clock after which there
will be a. entertainment consisting Of
music. Rotations, tabeauX. etc. All are
cordially invited. Bring your pocket book,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Nedds are happy
Over the possession OF a twelve pound
boy.
Eden Hay gett is again able to attend
to his duties as toll gatherer after quite 4
serious attack Of heart trouble last week.
{ A. Harrington went to Unity on
business Tuesday.
Miss Annie Jones left Tuesday for a
weeks vacation at Bar Harbor. Miss
Jennie Bailey, who has been working at
\ o Frederic's during the summer, will
take her place at Mrs. Iathaways.
Mrs Henry Kelby and daughter have
returned home 10 Washington, d. {.
VIII Sawyer left last Friday for Bangor
where he will attend the business college.
Mrs ]. A. Iopes, Mrs c. A. Harring-
ton, Mrs. Ed Bailey and J f. Frye are
the committee Of arrangements Tor the
autumn tea tomorrow night.
Miss Mary Reed of Skowhegan, was in
town last Tuesday.
c Fl. Wright is quite sick, being con-
fined to his bed
Emery Turner of Medfeld, Mass and
Miss Matte Trench of this place, were
united in marriage Wednesday at noon at
the pleasant home of the brides mother,
Mrs Myra Trench. Rev, Mr.. Jones of
the Cor gregational church performed the
ceremony in the presence of relatives
only. After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs
Turner left for their home in Medheld
They have the best wishes for all friends
for their future happiness.
The apple crop is being harvested.
Chas. Atkinson, whom we reported was
injured at Pennington, is gaining slowly
Several people went on the excursion
to Togus Wednesday. - raw
= !. 0. Smith OF Tnr REPORTER. made
US a call Friday on his way to Scion to
attend the fair.
Geo. Porter is having his house treated
to a coat of paint. Mr.. Porter believes
in keeping things shipshape and when he
saw how nice and fresh Mr.. lluf's house
looked in its new coat he Immediately
went and did likewise.
Mrs. John Hilton is visiting in Boston
The odd Fellows have been having
their hall reprinted, papered and a new
hard wood floor in the dining room
Brothers going in for the first time since
the repairs were made will hardly know