The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-01
CORRESPONDENCE.
SO. NorridgeWock.

Du>iHt>>.
We learn the bridge proprietors have
got 10 find another tollman soon as Mer
uaggett hrs purchased Il farm in Madi-
SON and will soon move there to live.
j. NJ Pierce Is happy with new boy.
The corn shop flushed canning Satur-
day after a very successful season. The
work of labelling and shipping now comes
on and will give employment To quite a
large crew.
The hay barn of Pshon and Bigeiow
IS being elapboarded.
Thomas Wech is having the roof of
his store covered with patent roofing
William Longley is in charge of the Job
Mrs. Luther Holbrook died suddenly
If heart failure, Thursday at the age of
Is years, II months. The funeral ser
vices occurred Sunday.
The game of ball Saturday AT the ball
grounds between the Skowhegans and
NorridgeWocks resulted in score Of 10
To . in favor of the Norridgewocks.
Is. q. True OF Clinton was in town
saturday and sunday visiting friends
". +. Perkins advertises a two days
race at Elmwood Park Oct ID aud Il.
The wedding of Mr.. Charles II. Fuller
and Mrs Esther {. Worger at the resi-
denee of the Fullers, tuesday evening,
WAS doubly pleasant from the fact that it
WAS also the anniversary of the mar
rage of the groom's parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. Nelden X. Fuller and also the
anniversary of the marriage of the
groom'S aunt aud uncle, Mr.. aui Mrs. j.
+. Frye. Promptly at $50 the family
and relatives were assembled in the
pirlor which had been tastily decorated
with cut flowers and vines. immediate
" after the contracting parties entered
accompanied by Miss Jennie Harris.
who acted IL bridesmaid, and stood
under the large flower bell. Rev. !. 4.
Jones offered prayer and the ceremony
in which the ring WAS used. WAS per
formed hv Rev. Rufus p Gardiner of
Ramps ed, Mass. After the ceremony
refreshments of ice cream aud cake
were served. The bride WAS attired in
a very becoming suit of pink and white
lawn trimmed with lace and satin and
carried pretty bridal boquet of yellow
and white roses. The groom WAS neatly
attired in black Prince Albert suit.
The newly welded couple have the best
wishes of their numerous friends.
The report that the New Sharon
burglar was dead which reached here
Monday night via the stage driver from
Belgrade Mills to Smithfield proved to
be erroneous as the man is very much
alive and proposes to live right along
Tor some time yet.
DIR. and Mrs. j, c. Smythe returned to
their home in Washington, y. C., last
week
Mr. and Mrs Herbert HAYNES return
ed to their home in Providence Il. l..
Monday.
Mrs. Rose Lancaster of Madison, was
in town few days last week.
Hamln Hale and Alice Williams have
returned from their wheel trip to kustis.
Miss Alice Powers went to Watcrvile,
Monday, where she will attend Colby
College.
Rey. X. p. Gardner of Hampstead.
Mass. was in town Monday and Tues
day.
o. f. Hall and family went to North
New Portland, Sunday aud returned
Tue Sday.
Webster Reed has returned from the
Aroostook county, where he has been
visiting MS son.
c. f. Veasie, +. II. Cooley aud T. =
Miller attended the Bryan lecture at
Bath, last Saturday night.
Chas. Diggles who is employed at
Fairfield. was at home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs d. II. Record Of North
New Portland, are in town, this week
visiting.
Chas. Gage of New sharon, passed
through town, Monday, in search of his
team which was stolen by burglars Sun
day. After a diligent search it was
found near Augusta, Tuesday night.
There was Il donation party at Fred
Tobey's, Monday evening, for the hene
fit of Rev. b. f. Turner who has held
services in that vicinity for some time
Many valuable packages aud some of
the white metal was brought in to help
out in the good cause.
Mr. Chas. and viii Blaisdell were call.
ed to New Sharon, Monday, by the i'll
ness of their father, who was shot Sun
day night by the burglars.
Frank Jewell was called to his home
in East Madison, last week. by the
death of his father, Mr.. J. Jewell.
MIS-. II. I. Ilefce OF Augusta, Is visit
ing relatives in town.
Frank Burgess visited East Madison.
last week.
Mr.. Ivory Otis. died, Sunday after
noon, at o'clock after a long illness of
dropsy at the aye of g.. The funeral
services occurred. Tuesday morning, at
10 o'clock. Rev. b. f. Turner onieiated.
Miss Maria Carr returned to Boston,
Monday, whore she is attending college.
Mrs, Cad Staples left last week for an
extended visit among her relatives in the
west
Eben Haggett has purchased "A horse
of Charles Worthley.
Mrs. James BOardman who has been
visiting at Henry Sawyer's returned to
her home in Bangor, Saturday afternoon.
There was a sociabe at the Baptist
vestry, Tuesday.
The Y. |. ). meets with Mrs. J. A.
Jones and Mrs. Augusta Bailey, tomor-
row afternoon. The committee will
serve afternoon tea. Subject OF the
meeting is Autumn.
Mrs. +. c. Doyen and Mrs Henry
Rogers left for Lawrence, Mass. last
week, Mrs. Rogers will spend the
" inter there, while Mrs. Doyen will re-
turn after a short visit
Miss Fannie Bradley of kents Hill.
was in town Sunday.
Nrs VVohstar paod u,os a,l1ad -,