The Somerset reporter., 1896-07-16
CORRESPONDENCE
SO. NOrri,lgewock.

pleasant time.
Raspberries and gooseberries in the
market.
Miss Pauline Harrington leaves to-day
for Woodfords where she will make a
short visit.
Mrs. NJ. A. Watson has returned from
Waterville, where she has been visiting
friends.
Quite large party went to Smith
field, Sunday.
The Dioune show went to Oakland.
Monday, after u week here. The show
was very good considering the small ad-
mission fee. Mr.. Dionnes did some very
difficult sleight of hand work and was
good ventriloquist.
Mrs. +. Worger of Providence, Il. l.,
is visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. 5. X. Fuller's.
The firm of Hussey Il COMMIT has
been dissolved by mutual consent Mr..
Hussey will continue in the coat bust
| ueSS.
Mr.. Ed. Perkins purchased large
spau OF western horses sold at Skowhe-
gan, Saturday.
Mrs. w. B. Wetherbee of Boston. is
visiting relatives in town.
:. b. Tibbetts & Co.'S. shop is closed
at present. waiting for coats.
| There was a band concert at the band
stand last Friday evening.
Mrs. Emery Turner of Medfeld. Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Myria
French
There will be a game of ball next
Saturday at the ball grounds between
the Madison and Norridgew ocks.
! Quite number of the young people
attended the band concert at Lake
George Sunday. The Canaan band fur
nished music tor the occasion.
The Y. |. :. will meet with Mrs. Cora
Smith tomorrow afternoon. musical.
and much pains has been taken To make
it interesting.
Last Saturday afternoon. the SkOwhe-
gan's came up to play game of ball
with the Norrdgewock 5. The visitors
did not have the umpire to favor them
| this time. and good square game was
played. The result was IA score of II for
the Norridgewocks and for the visitors
Very few errors were made on either
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Sweat of
Waltham Mass, are visiting Mrs
Sweat's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Jackson.
Bert Hale and crew of men went to
Old Point. Tuesday. to put a new cul-
vert in place of the one washed out last
spring. The stone work on the one
below the village has been completed,
aud it only remains to place few train
loads of gravel to complete it.
Chas. Farrand has gone to Mercer to
n 40 IN. nls having ~ DuIlng ms absence
tIauA burgess VIII "''eno " MS 'rueN'
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Wallace Bruce returned TO his position
in Boston, after spending a fe" weeks
in town.
Mrs. Arthur Finkham of Mass, is
visiting at 1has. knmons'.
c. l.. Carr and family have returned
from their tenting out at North pond.
and have a general appearaDce of con-
sumption from their complexion.
Miss Agnes Powers will leave next
week for Rox5ury, Mass, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Taylor.
GEO. w. Huntoon of Prov, K. l., is
visiting his brother, w. W Huntoon.
Mrs. Henry kelbv and daughter.
Marion of Washington, d. {. are expect
ed in town this week for the summer.
Mrs. Abby Alexander has moved into
the new tenement recently erected by
~,
me creamery reports nearly ooupie
,,'t amount u parties furnishing cream
ul'9 hIo"I" o'eI Inst
The members and friends of Somerset
Grange, met with Mr., and Mrs. stephen
iloI%ay last Thursday, for picnic.
The weather proved to be in n pleasant
mood and everybody enjoyed themselves
a grangers will. Covers were placed
for 100 guests on table on the lawn,
and the supper was heartily enjoyed by
all.
W. F. Brown has quite a number of
good views of places of interest in Nor
ridgewock and vicinity which he can
supply the public at the rate of ten and
fifteen cents each.