The Somerset reporter., 1896-07-09
South NOrridgeWOck.

is growing fast and the bottom thicken-
ing up 50 as to nuke larger yield
The Fourth was rainy and most of orr
citizens stayed in Norridgewoek. few
| however braved the elements aud visited
| Lakewood and North Arson. For "A
wonder only one or two slight accidents
occurred here.
We understand that there viii be a
| ball game saturday, at III bah grounds
between the SkoWhegan. and the home
team.
Edward sibley Of Belfast. was in town
Tuesday.
+. \. Hilton has been having a con-
Heetion made with the Brown water
| service III front Of hi4 store and will use
| it for street sprinkling. washing VIII
doWS. etc. Frank Handy has also been
putting in water connection ia front OF
| his house.
Rev. B. F. Turner was in Wateryille.
Monday.
The water in the rive rose $ inches.
| Monday night. The Log continue To
| come down AT a good rate
Mrs Fred SaWtelle of Providence, L.
| l.. accompanied By her two daughters
IS visiting her father Or. rappan.
Mrs. Edward Lowe i expected here
on visit in August.
The Y. /. 5. met with Mrs. ). h.
Fuller last Friday afternoon, for a lawn
! party. The subject WAS Chicago, aud IA
very interesting talk Wa given by Mrs.
| Hill Who his been a resident Of that
city since 1852. Cake aud ice-eream We're
served.
The mill stream bridge was newly
| planked last week.
o. F. Hail. wife aud children. Vim.
| Bracket and wife and F. {. Holt and
wife. left Monday morning for Bailey
| Island, for a three weeks outing. II. VI.
| pattee went TO Boston. where he will
get his son and Join them later at the
Island.
A. b. Sargent left Monday morning,
for his home in North New Portland.
| having completed his work for Mr..
Wright ia the Boston store.
Mrs. J. T. Wech has charge of Mr.
Halls store during his absence at Bailey's
Island.
Miss Carrie Blackwell has returned
from Scion, and will remain at home for
a short time.
Miss Alice Hobbs IS visiting her
father, VIM Hobbs.
Mrs. Towle left Monday morning, for
her home in Winslow. having completed
her labors at DR.. Tappan's.
Mrs. Eva Burke has returned to her
home in Bingham.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Williams are visit
ing Mr.. Williams father in Embden this
week.
Mullen's Show was at Millers Hail,
Monday evening, with fair attendance.
sDr." Dionnes has a combined show
and advertising scheme located on the
corn-shop grounds which is quite largely
patronized by our younger population.
party went to North pond, Sunday
on an outing.
An agent for the REPORTER will call
on the people of this place, this week.
We should be pleased to have you at
least. take a trial subscription. The
REPORTER is your county newspaper
and gives you the county news you are
interested in. and the local column will
give YOU quite a little of the town news.
Try it.
Mr.. Hanson of Skowhegan, was in
MeNally & Cos new atlas.
Mr.. Samuel Tuition of Augusta, was
in town, last Friday.
The band will go to Lakewood Grove,
to play for the postponed 18th of July
races.
Mr.. Charles Huntoon died, suddenly
at the residence of his sou, w. W.
lIuntoon, Friday evening, of heart
failure at the age of 5 years , months.
Mr.. Huntoon had retired for the night
when his family heard slight noise
from his room and went to see if he
wanted anything and found him dying,
he only breathed two or three times
after the family went 10 him. The
funeral services occurred sunday morn
ing, OF $50 A. NJ. The remains were
taken to kngiield, for interment.
Mrs. Williamson and children of
Halowell, are visiting at Charles
Worthley's.
Bell Adams and Alice johnson spent
Sunday in Madison.
Harry Walmsley has been visiting
friends in town the past week.
L. F. Danforth of Skowhegan, was in
town Sunday.
Mrs Herbert Haynes of Providence,
r. l., is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Clark entertained
party of friends Saturday evening.
The V. |. s. will 90 on an excursion to
Hayden Lake next Tuesday. The next
meeting'will be with Mrs. Cora Smith,
a musical.
Mrs, Herbert Haynes is visiting rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. Chas. Davis of Waterville, was in
town last week.
Many of the members of Madison
lodge |. 0. G. L. are expected down this
evening to visit the brothers and sisters
of Old Point Lodge.
Mrs. James Taylor died last Thursday
after a long illness. rhe funeral oe-
Cured Saturday
5. B. Tibbetts visited his parents in
Scion last week
Almost everybody has green peas now
and Mr. Cleveland reports new potatoes
July Bird.
johnnie Tole is at present stopping
with Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Frye.
1t is probable that one of Rand Me
| Neatly Il Cos. new atlas will be placed
in the high school for the benefit of the
| scholars.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lancaster of