The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1897-04-01
All fool, day
The street. are yerx muddv.

1 Ht eNtt'L- arr WY U4uuHA.
Mrs. 6, II. Record was visiting in
town last week.
The Rebckahs had a supper at their
hall last Friday evening.
Nellie Hussey is much improved ia
health this week.
Mrs. George Gilman and daughter.
visited in Pennington over sunday.
Walter Hight returned from Bangor.
Saturday, where he has been attending
Commercial College.
L, A. Hilton Is fitting up a neat de
livery wagon for his business.
Eben Miller is running his mill full
time and will run evenings for awhile.
The snow Of last week. Wednesday
night, looked very pretty Thursday
morning on the wires and trees. Some
damage Was done to he telegraph aud
telephone wires.
Geo. Pomeroy died sunday night at
o'clock. The remains We're taken to
Bingham yesterday, for interment.
w. +. Perkins was obliged to purchase
another boiler for his saW-mill a. he was
unable to repair the one in former USE.
John Collins and wife of Harmony.
visited in town last week.
Mrs. NJ A. Hale had the misfortune to
break her wrist last sunday While re-
turning from church she WAS thrown
from The sleigh, thus causing the acct
dent.
The village schools will commence
Monday. O. v. Shay of Augusta, has
been engaged as principal OF the high
school. while Miss Viola Piper will re-
main a. assistant: Miss Nellie Parlin.
grammar school; Mrs. Augusta Bailey.
Intermediate; Miss Frances ZONES. pri-
mary. The school H. the aucaster
Dist. will also commence urXf Mon
day with Miss Louie Walton. teacher.
Teachers for the remaining districts have
been engaged as follows LLOYD Pow
ers, Longley Dist; Fannie Ionglev.
Withee Dist: Clara Bigelow, Tobtv
Dist Mabel Wells. Gilman Dist: Nellie
Blaisdell, Dodlin Dist. Nellie Emmous.
Martin Stream Dist.
William Sawtelle. one Of our respected
citizens died Saturday morning at his
residence on Wateryille hill of heart
trouble. The funeral occurred Motda1
afternoon, Rev. J. a. Jones officiating.
He leaves widow, one son. and other
relatives and u large circle of friends to
mourn their loss.
Fred Dunlap and wife have new boy.
Willet Rogers has purchased the Wal
ter A. Rogers farm.
Blaisdell Bros. have purchased the
picker stick business of the HoltroOk
Bros. and take possession this week.
Walter A. Rogers has purchased the
Sumner Totman farm on Burrjl Hill.
At the annual meeting Of the Nor
ridgeWock Bridge Co. the following
officers were elected: r. q. panforth.
Pres; Charles Husscy, Vice Prs. q.
A. Harrington, See. and Treas: +. g..
Daufolth. {. II. Hussey. l. 4. Hilton.
\. H. Gonant. George Hussey, directors.
Mr. Floyd Blackwell of Faild.ld.
visited IN town this week
James G.. Morse, an aged citizen of
This toWu, died Monday nighi. aged n
Years. tie had been in poor health al
winter, but not considered critically III
until about Two weeks age. ile leaves
a wife and children 10 mourn theil loss.
i The funeral occurs this morning
Mrs. Geo. Staples returned TO her
home in West Newton. saluri4v. after
+ spending few DAYS visiting relatives ia
i town.
There was a saving bee at Mis-. Ami,
+ Powers, Tuesday and W,dae,d4t at hi.
week.
! Rev. b. +. Turner attended the minis
tcr's meeting at Watervle tuesday.
stephen Rockingham madr "trip t1
Portland this week.