The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-07-30
CORRESPONDENCE
So. Norridgewoek.

Most of the farmers have finished hay
ing.
The past week has been very hot
weather.
Miss Lucy Judkins is visiting friends
in Fairfield, this week.
H. s. Brown of Fairfield. was in town.
| Tuesday showing up geographical
chart TO be used in the public schools
1t was a very elaborate affair and would
be making the teaching of geography
much easier.
Harry Carr is expected home from
Boston, Saturday to spend his summer
vacation.
Mrs. Emery Turner returned TO her
home in Medtied, Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Clara Staples will go to Beech
wood, Me-, today to continue her vaca-
ton
Mrs. c. A. Harrington and daughter
| Pauline have returned home after a
short visit in Boston, Portland, etc.
Miss Knapp of Pennington, is visiting
at Finando Carr's.
Fannie Trench accompanied her sister
to her home in Medtield. where she will
make an extended visit.
Monday afternoon Ira Seekings horse
became frightened at the whistle of the
freight train, near Frederic's store. and
threw Mrs. Seekns violently to the
ground, bruising her face badly and Civ
ing her bad shaking up generally. No
other damage was done.
Mrs Mary French Tobev of Andover.
Mass, was in town last week visiting
friends.
The next meeting of the Y. |. 5. will
be with Mrs. b. l.. Frederic.
Hiram Pattee and son Earnest arrived
from Bailey's Island, Saturday night.
Miss Grace Chote of Fairfield, is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. James Spaulding of Waterville.
was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Holt have returned
from Bailey's Island. Frank reports
there.
| There will be meeting of the school
board, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. \. Jones and daughter
Maud, expect to leave for Pennsylvania,
next Thursday to visit relatives.
There will he Sunday school picnic
at Spaulding's grove, next Wednesday.
y ball game will be one of the features.
Miss May Ward of Skowhegan, was in
town last week visiting relatives.
The concert at the Congregational
church, Friday evening, was we'll at.
tended and the decorations of the lawn
gave n pleasing effect. The following
programme was carried OUT Band,
| Nm, d 4, /
ing, Carrie Cleveland; duet, "Curfew
Bells, Miss Carr, Mrs. Campbell band.
Among the Overtures; duet, Jesus
my Savior" Miss Brown, Miss Johnson,
reading Jennie Harris; baud, The
Guards Mount; solo. AT eYertiden
Mary Anderson; reading, Francis Jones :;
quartette, I'm Primrose Lane, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Frederic. Miss Carr. Miss
Niekerson; band "Overturr Base
Hit; trio, Maria Carr. Mrs Campbell,
Mary Anderson; readiug, Miss Boston;
reading. Mrs. Wethe, zoe; song, Good
Night, class; band, medley pictures Of
the Past After the exercises cake and
lee cream We're on sale on the lawn.
The amount taken was S22.50.
Miss Ethel FAIR of Wateryillc, is visit
ing her uncle, Ghas. Whiting.
Mrs Fred Whiting of New York city,
is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. Henry Tappan of Watervlle,
spent Sunday in town.
Ernest Gilman is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Chas. Campbell of Larone, is sick with
slow fever.
Daniel Field left Monday morning for
a visit to his brother in Haverhill, Mass.
At the ball game Saturday afternoon,
at the ball grounds between the Skowhe-
gaus and the home team the score stood
% to in favor of the Norridgewocks.
George Jewett and Z. Cooley are con-
templating a wheel trip through the
central part of the State soon.
There was an excursion to the Good
viii Farm today.
Mrs. X, l.. Morrow and daughter
Edith, go to Augusta this week to work
in a publishing house,
Miss Eva Tinkham aud Miss Edith
| Ginkham have returned to their home in
Wakefield, Mass.
l.. Witherell is suffering from a severe
attack of rheumatism.
Quite number of the members of the
'. |. 5. attended the lecture given by +.
+. Danforth in the Congregational
church at Skowhegan, last evening be-
fore the V. |. Society at that place. The
subject was "Property Rights
Coney Russell is having his house at
the corner painted.
Mr.. Fred Hale of New Sharon, treas
ure of the New Sharon and Norridge-
wock Telephone Co, was in town Mon
day, looking out for the interest of the
| line.
Fred Longley left for the Maine
General Hospital, at Portland, Monday
morning. 1t will be remembered that
about two years ago Mr.. Longley was
operated on for an abscess and at that
time his life was despaired of, however,
he seemed to recover from that and was
soon troubled with persistent sore on
his foot which has baflled every effort
and as last resort, an amputation has
been decided upon. 1t is hoped that in
this way to remove the danger of blood
| poisoning.
Perley Neasie who has been haying at
larone, returned home this week. W.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS: The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers dur
ing the week: