The Somerset reporter., 1896-10-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
So. NOrridgeMOck.

BATE RtlleI corps the Zbth. 70 prepare
for inspection.
Geo. Porter WAS home from Water
vile, la-f week.
Mrs. John Burgess aud Mrs. l.. \.
Hilton went to Portland, Monday.
=. :. Watts d Co, have just put ia a
ne" horse power Penney engine for
their coat business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett, who have been
spending some time with their daughter.
Mrs. B. +. Turner, returned To their
home in Georgia, last week, Wednesday.
The mission band of Bethany church
Skowhegan, met with the mission band
Of the Baptist church at this place Sat
urday. The visitors gave a very pleas
ing and interesting programme in the
forenoon. after which a picnic dinner
was enjoyed. In the Afternoon the home
members also presented an interesting
programme.
Ralph Salley six year old boy was
quite severely shaken one day last
week. He was leading a cow by rope
and tied the rope around his wrist. The
animal became frightened throwing the
boy down and dragging him some dis
was hroken but unon closer .vs,o ~ ~
ton, il was found TO be only severely
strained.
There was dance at Grange hall last
week, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Carr. Mrs Cora
Smith. Mrs. II NJ. Pierce and Mrs. H..
S. Whiting left for Portland, Monday
morning. The ladies attend the Re
president.
The Wis met last FRIDAY afternoon
with Mrs. / W Hathaway Suhipet
was California. in charge of Misses
Rebecea and Sarah Clarke. who told
many interesting things about the
climate and people which they had
observed during Their tour years stay in
.aas o ,n ne IeA1 meeting VIII ne
"i.'i ',,o nils9eS 'i"i me- Hiie" my WI
Glse au "eeouu' u 'ieii ua'eis III
E"iope'
Dir. Samuel watts Is somewhat I'M
pioNeu'
Herbert thompson OF East Mercer,
W y, III .o"h luesuaSs F'si''hS DIT a "
rieue'ie 5
Mrs. Carrie lobeY Is visiting her
sister, Mrs' d Nj F'eree'
Miss Rhoda Baker went TO Portland
iasl "eeh' " "aNe hei eyes eieateu'
Mrs. Betsey Lorlng DIED Oct. 9th at
the advanced age OF - years. Mrs
Lorlng had been III poor health Tor a
number OF years but not seriously III
uno,l sioi' ei''ie ooiole ii'l 'ea,n' o,ie
monrn hpr loss
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canogai tfa.i,oi inat o1 .'io .i.h
sIight imnrovement in health
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DR.. Iappan IS reported to be much
better this week.
Mr.. James and Miss Annie Partridge
Robert Wentworth of Skowhegan and
Hamln Hale of this place furnished
music for the Masonic installation Satur-
day night.
Miss Martha f.oring has been in yer,
poor health since the death of her mother
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Mrs, r. y. Nalts Is somewhat I'M
proved III health'
we were sorry Tor the loss OF nearly
nall our correspondence OF last week by
It's arriving AT the REPORTER olnce tot
lale lof puollcatioh' 1t went AROUND 10y
NaterVllle instead OF gong direct
Mrs. Sumner Totman is quite sick.
We understand there is to be a Hallow.
cen party in Miller's hall. Oct 20
given by the Young ladies.
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