The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-15
So. NOrridgeWOck.

A. h. Sargant OF North New Portland
was in town Saturday.
The specimen ballots for the Nuvem-
Der election have been posted.
The races at Elmwooi park, Tuesday,
were rather poorly attended on account
of the coolness of the weather.
Two Young men from Connecticut,
passed through town Tuesday afternoon
on their way to Madison. They had
made the entire distance on their wheels
since Friday.
Mrs. \. o. Frederic is contemplating
attending the Rebekah convention at
Portland next week, and while there will
visit her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A l..
Skinner.
Mrs. 5. X. Fuller is visiting relatives
and friends in Freedom this week.
There will be a harvest supper at the
Baptist yestry next Tuesday evening,
| with entertainment. The admission will
be l5ets and the supper free.
The degree team and members to the
number of 43 from Anon Lodge of Oak
land, came up Monday evening by
special train and worked the third degree
in Quinnebassett Lodge. After the
degree work an oyster supper was par
ticipated in A large number Of the
home lodge were present as was also
District Deputy Small of Madison.
After the good things were enjoyed the
visitors returned via their special train
to their homes. A few brothers from
Skowhegan were also present
Mrs. Ella Mason of Biddeford, past de-
partment president of the w. r. c. will
inspect Bates Relief Corps, So. Norridge.
wock. Oct. 81, and will give an address
10 the Baptist church on Sunday even
ing, Nov. LIST, for the benefit of Camp
Benson, which is sustained by the var-
Gus relief corps throughout the State.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Margaret Williams of Winslow is
spending the week with Mrs. j.. A.
Jones.
p. 5. Watts was in New Sharon ON
business last week
There was cat killed by the special
train at the crossing on Main St, Mon
day evening.
At the last meeting of the Somerset
Rebekah Lodge il was voted to invite the
Scion Lodge Oct. 23d to enjoy hospi-
talities.
Mrs. WIN. Elton of Brunswick was in
town last week visiting her mother, Mrs
Lydia c. Crosby.
Miss Carrie Hilton spent Sunday with
her grandmother, Mrs. John Tinkham of
Madison.
Mrs. B. L. Frederic returned from
Lewiston Friday.
Quite a number attended the dance at
Milers' Hall last Saturday night.
Henry Tappan of Wateryile spent
Sunday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Full r. enter
tanned few friends Saturday night.
Some of the ladies gave Lap year
party at Millers' Hall last Wednesday
evening.
Misses Louise Twaddle and Pauline
Harrington visited friends in Arson Sun
day.
Mrs. C. L. Carr leaves Monday to at
tend the Rebekah convention at Port
land next week Mrs. Carr has the
honor of being president of the conven-
ton.
Miss Susie Huntoon was at home
few days last week.
The next meeting of the V. l. 5. will
be with Mrs. j. W. Hathaway tomorrow
afternoon, subject California, in charge
of the Misses Clarks.
Mrs. David Sylvester will board with
Mrs. Nugent this winter.
The corn shop is being newly shinged
Mrs. Augusta Bailey and son Ralph
went to Arson Tuesday 10 attend the
wedding of II relative.
p. s. Watts made business trip up
river Saturday.
Miss Hattie Longley was home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Bailey's class in the Congrega-
tiOnal sunday school will give an A. B.
c. supper at the yestry Tuesday even
ing
Miss Annie Flanders of Madison visit
ed ia town last week.
Will Whiting returned to his home in
New \ DIRK Friday.
John Pierce of Buffalo, New York,
was ia town Saturday.
The prospect of the coat business here
seems to b. encouraging, all the shop
have plenty of work and reports go 10
show the same outlook in other parts of
the State.
Mrs. Herbert Swift and son of Liver
more Falls are visiting at A. l.. Moore's.
Mrs F. j. Watts is reported to be
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Frank Sawtelle of Providence, X.
l., is in town, called here by the serious
illness of her father, DR.. Tappan.
Frank Skillings went to Boston last
week with some horses he has had in
training, returning Saturday
Mrs. George Blanchard left Monday
for Skowhegan, where she will clerk for
+. B. Curtis.
Samuel Watts had a shock of paralysis
Monday.
A very pretty wedding and reception
occurred Tuesday evening nj O'Clock at
the home of f.. c. Hilton of Arson,
when his daughter Miss Matte L., was
united in marriage To Mr.. Chas. Allen
Lander by Rev. Mr. Norcross. Best
man, Arthur l.. Hilton, bridesmaids,
Mrs. Augusta Bailey and Miss Blanche
Lord. The presents We're many and
useful. The couple left on the morning
train amid bountifIl shower of rice
and best wishes. Mrs. Lander has many
friends in Norrdgew0ck who join with
her other friends in their best wishes