The Somerset reporter., 1896-04-09
CORRESPONDENCE.
SO. N0rridgewock.

employed the previous term.
Miss Carrie Blackwell returned to
Scion Monday after TWO weeks visit at
her home
Perley Veasie returned from Lewiston,
Thursday
J. o. Smith of the RGroRrER was in
town Tuesday.
T. !. Holt of Bingham was in town
Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavorers will give a
birthday party at { l. Cars next
week, Friday. Invitations have been
sent out and it is hoped all receiving
them will be present During the even
| ing fine musical entertainment will be
furnished.
The grangers have an entertainment
and supper at Miller's hall this evening.
The representative of the 7. A. Huston
& Co. OF Lewiston, was in town Tues
day.
{, B. Wright is making quite extensive
preparations for his concert and ball at
! Oakland in May.
f. J. Watts went TO Boston, Tuesday
afternoon, to look after his coal business.
The infant child of John benson has
been very sick the past week, but is
better at present.
Mrs. Eva Burke returned from Boston.
Monday, where she has been selecting a
spring line of goods
Rev. B, F. Turner will deliver the
memorial sermon before the @. A. X.
Post Memorial Sunday
Miss Hattie Longley returned home
from Waterville last week fer a weeks
vacation.
VIII Sawyer returned to Westbrook,
Monday.
Mr. Ray Bigelow and Miss Grace Chap
man were united in marriage March %.
by Rev. J. A. Jones, pastor of Congrega-
tional church.
The shingle machine in Miller's saw
mill is being run nights at present.
Ed Allen visited his brother, Mr..
Charles Allen at Browns Corner last
week.
b F. Burgess is again able to attend
to his livery business.
Last evening the Congregational
Chris ian Endeasor Society had a special
meeting to attend to some matters OF
| business.
The proprietor of the Boston store, had
an Easter sale last week.
Miss Agnes Powers is home on short
vacation.
Mrs. S. d Cheney of Wateryille, was
in town Monday and Tuesday.
Geo. Jewett has some very fine views
of the Easter Decorations in the Con-
gregational church.
The Baptist church was very prettily
decorated last Sabbath in honor OF
| Easter.
p. S. Watts was in New Sharon on
business connected with his coat shop
last week.
A commandry of the Golden Cross was
organized here, Wednesday evening by
Grand Commander F. II. Dexter oil
Springvale, assisted by Supreme trustee
Smith of Springvale and State Deputy G
a. Lakin of Phillips. The officers elect
ed and installed for the remainder OF the
present quarter were { S. Wright, F. N.
c. J, d. Ames, &c; Josephine Nieker-
son. Y. n. c. Charles Doyen. W p
Law NJ Pierce. N K. of r.. Harry
DevereuX, W. H.. Caroline L. Ames,
!, u marry ,. WADE, .. u. I.
Wrlgh1, J. - u, AmeS ana Inner
Dyer trustees Df. ID. Ames, Medical
Examiner. The new lodge starts with IS
Chaftef members. Inc name 'oosoola
was selected. me regular meeting VIII
be held on the hrSt and third fnday
evening Oh eael month.
Mrs. F. A. Hobbs is quite sick with the
tonsilitis.
Iohn Doyen remains about the same.
rbsro wac d.o.a - ,tina,,. L.n l,.,
Fr;dan aenina Kaad H. t ',',, ,,'9'
G,r,;shad $500 '''''''' ~ e''N''''''
-,
r Inc nc storm OIL iasl week was the worst
OF lhe season TO lnlare the electric wires.
,a; %'o"' na 'l ~, a,oe FIX IL ',e eaaiis .ie
in" ', tba ,a e'eu .rL Inc .,,:.
nf ,bes W, Ifa;a S''e'. 80 aia pl1
Ines .ra 49, d;s.Ia5 ' md a., 'o 'le o ,I
,,lo,,a mo NO.. Lral',a -
places. while the local telephone wires
suffered slightly. A laroe number of
limbs were broken from shade trees about
town. 1t was estimated that nearly A
foot of snow fell.
The Easter ,seor,t;ons =. tho roo,ro
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