The Somerset reporter., 1897-01-07
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK

January thaw arrived on schedule
time.
The skating which has been very good
the past few weeks has been spoiled By
the thaW.
Frank Holt went to Boston Monday on
business.
Fred Stevens returned to his work in
Mass. Tuesday.
Chas. Hussey went to Boston, Monday
Harry Boardman of Bangor was in
town this week
DR.. Dascombe of Skowhegan was in
town Tuesday
Mr.. Deveroux Of the firm Nickerson x
Co., is in Boston this week on bushes
connected with their coat shops.
Miss Martha Lorug is home again.
Jimmy Huntoon got his lip cut severe.
~ and one of his front teeth broken of
one evening last week by another boy
kicking him in the face Rather rough
treatment for civilized country.
Miss Anna Tappan and Miss Hallett
have gone TO Bath to spend the remain
der of the winter.
The V. 1. 5. met last week with Mrs
Charles Hussey.
Mrs. John Grant is improving.
There WAS special meeting Of
Lebanon Lodge F. and \. NJ last satur.
day evening and there will be another
special meeting Saturday evening of this
week.
Miss Susie Huntoon has returned &c
her school in Embden.
Mrs. NJ. A. Watson was called here
last week to attend the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. Susan Putnam, whose re-
mains were brought here from West
Philadelphia for interment.
Miss Nellie Farmer of Pennington i,
stopping few days with Mrs. DAME
Field.
his leg broken Dec. 26, from being kick
ed by one of John Burgess horses. The
animal was startled at the time.
W. l.. Daggett of Portland, was il
town yesterday.
Geo. Huntoon of Providence, Il. l.
has been visiting his brother, W. W
Huntoon.
4
son visited in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. Carr visited North
ern Light Lodge Rebekahs last Saturday
evening.
John Carleton returned to Haverhill
Mass. Monday.
We understand that c. II. Sawyer and
Fred Kennison have purchased drug
CT m in In Dl.in g..
of Boston.
Mr.. Charles Nye has moved from
Waits block to the Hathaway house OF
the North side.
Henry Whiting went to Augusta Tues
day.
At the regular meeting of Quinnebas
set Lodge, No. l09, /. .. q. f., at Their
hall, Monday evening, the following off
GERS were installed by Dist Depty. q
NJ. Leon 5. Merrill, assisted by Crane
Marshall, Wright 5. Crane +. "
Wing, N. G.; W. b. Longley, Sec; NJ
c. Holt, Treas. +. +. futile. W; Ham
lin S. Hale, Con. f. A. Hilton, h, 5. s
c. 5. Bates, l.. 5. s.; A. .. Frederic
Chap; Harry Deveroux, /. g.; A. c
Bgelow, O. e.; f. S. Miller, X 5. of y
g.. w. Il. Deveroux, l.. 5. of n. g.
+. II. Tobey, K. 5. of Y. G.; d. p
Fields, l.. S. of d. G. The following
committees were also appointed: Super
yisory Com. A. o. Frederic, Charles
Bates, w. K. Deveroux; Financial Com
Coney Russell, c. A. Ward; Investigat
ing Com, +. A. Hilton, w. b. Longlev
w r Deveroux; Visiting Com, E. "
Wing, b. f. Jones, NJ. {. Holt, F. +
futile, Levi Ham, Ira Hilton, c. S
Bates.
{. A. Harrington went to Augusta
Tuesday afternoon, for short time.
There are union meetings n thu
churches this week. The first tire,
were with the Baptists. Last evening
tomorrow and Sunday evenings will bt
with the Congregationalists
The Misses Clark expect to spend thu
remainder of the winter with their sister
in Cincinnati.
Fred Longley is gaining rapidly anC
his physician considers his prospect fol
ultimate recovery good.
The Congregational sunday Schoo
have elected the following officers foI
the ensuing year: +. ". Nwulding
superintendent; W. b. Lougry. ASS
Sup: Mary Page see.; Mrs. Mari.
Hopkins, Treas; Mrs.. Cora Smitl
aud Mrs. Josie Frederic. com. on Music
Annie Jones. Librarian, Miss Belle Ad
ans. Asst.
Mrs. Mary l.. Carr Dist. Deputy of ia,
Rebekahs installed the officers at Scion
Saturday evening.
There will be small Job of stone worl
at the north end of the bridge to be don,
previous to setting the new iron ap
proach.
Geo, Jewett reports that he has al
ready bent some Of his New ears reso
lutions.
We began to be something concerned
here, Tuesday afternoon, when we learn.
ed by telepho' that the ice had all gont
out OF Sandy River, fearing lhat it nigh
start IL in the keunebec, fortunately
however it stopped raining and we die
not have a repetition of last January's ic,
crush. "
Teachers Reading Circle
Program for Wednesday Jan. l3, ISM
80 p. IN.
Study: History of Education, page,
lla to l35 Practical Hints. pages 90 &c
-.
What was the effect upon Education
ta} OF the discovery of America:
b. OF the discovery of the art OF
printing Miss smith
Give brief survey of the work and
achievements of Agrcola, Rcuchliu and
Erasmus, Mrs. Healey.