The Somerset reporter., 1897-11-04
Plenty o. rain The fist of the v elk.

The na,v hotel i rasar - tb.. #,,.go.s
aiiei 'T' :. ""s n'" c'u''e anu J.
tahllE 'Alloii"S WY ges 7i'n2 'h'
heHhtoec'
Willie Twaddle has re urrsd nome
from North Arson Where he has bee
attending school
Mrs. Jonas Hilton and Mr.. Csddi-#
Morse will leave this np.k fer W.
Newton. Mass. on visit IL Mr..
Stables.
We unntentionaly mitted the name
of Mrs. Mary Spau dig from rhe lie If
those who attended the cfo Us al Ban.
gor as active members.
The dances at the pines are reported
to be very pleasant affairs and the
management allows no disorderly per
sons Oh tue grounds
very Interesting pr gram WAS
carried out at the V. |. :. last Friday
AFTERNOON, "hle the hostess, MrS.
rItueIlcl lui hi9ileu n Lice trea' ol grape
The constitution and bylaws of tn
choral society are ready and all wishing
to join are requested 10 meet at {. L.
Cars next Tuesday evening.
The Halloween party at Miller's II II
Monday evening. gwen by the members
of fhe senior class \. II. :. was a .uc.
cess. The enttrt.iumert consisted or
| recitatons, readings. dialogue. fortune
telling. etc. 1t WAS surmised hy som.
that he gypsy fortune teller bore some
resemblance To Mis-. Fyie Worthy of tho
graduating class. bur If course they
must have been mistaken. r, fresh
meuts of cake and cofiee were served.
The receipts were 5000.
Arthur Rooers succeeded In shooti,.,
a fine lookin0 deer iust a litrle di.tq,'r
ONT of the viIlaoe on tle Wsf.r,ilIa roaG
| Tuesday morning
NJ. c,.,
ny an &c - - E'S'' - a.
' "riius wv II, H''' 'i''u' i'i
Eoen Doyth mas returned from Mass.
Mrs. Annette Burgess has breu ap-
pointed district deputy of the Rrbekuh
lodges.
Mr.. Hi. Cross has handed rs a very
complete record of the weather for th,.
nast six months of which we will Give a
summary which will he Interesting
lpspecia1lv Ia those who kent the suTl
mary of the weather durino last winter
which we unfinished laat snrino az j.
lcnmorises a comnlete r, cord tor rb
v.ar Coumereing with Anil vhi.l
had 10 cl.ar d,,vs : nsrtIv cIear snn-,
storm in which there Vas = fan # ,icht
| inchrs there were - bour. r4in mo-
est Temperature IS. lowest 10 aboye II
| is repnrt,d To be- The eoldesf ard mnsl
| hack ward Anril known for manV year.
Nav had ciear DAYS. 10 nsrtIv eleq, IN
rain storms. snow storm of : in.
highest temper8turc "a lowest u a
very cold and rsinv month for tbe sen
son. June had clear day II DsrtIy
rlrar raiupd 1e times highest temn,r,,
ture IS lowest RI This month ona,,ed
with cold wave almost unknonn in this
section of the countr, AT mis- season. the
first thunder storm occurred The 1l,h II
WAS warm enough to .if ouf of door.
without a coat on the l7fh while an fbs
2Oth tb,re was ouite y hesvv frost -
cold wave arrived on the 26,h and ovar
coats were in fashion for y Will .luIy
had clear DAYS. Is partly clear. rain,d
10 times. highest temDerafure q6 l,ve.t
46. II began raining on the 13Ih and
continued two DAYS RAISING tho. watar H.
the kennebec II feet, which is the high
eat ever reached in July since l>46 whea
on the 4th it rose II feet. There was no
good hay weather until the 26,h, while
the last of the month WAS cold and dis
agreeable. August had clear DAYS. @
partly clear, rained l. times, highest
temperature 81, lowest 40 The 6th was
the first day in three months that the