The Somerset reporter., 1899-10-12
SOUTH NoRRIDGEWOCK

That unusual supper was unusually
postponed from last Monday night until
next Monday evening when all the W
usual things we exposed last week vii
take place unless something unusual
happens TO prevent 1t Is to be at the
Baptist yestry
Mr.. and Mrs. Coney Russell attended
the Festival Chorus al Bangor, Saturday.
Mr.. Russell returning home Tuesday.
Mrs Russell will remain for some time 10
visit relatives
Rev F. Turner, Mrs. c. A Whiting
and Mrs Carrie Ames attended he
Baptist State convention at Cherryfeld.
last week, and while there The ladies' were
pleasantly entertained b. Mr.. and Mr.
Stephen Rockingham. formerly Of this
place, who are now running a hotel al
Cherryfeld They report that they have
very NICE house and that the people are
pleased with the management.
Justin and Richard Merriam Of Morrin.
who have been visiting iriends in this
town and Embden returned to lheir home.
| Tuesday.
There was large Congregation al the
Congregational church, last SUNDAY morn
ing, after their two weeks vacation
Word was received here this week that
Edith Burgess was sick with diphlheria at
Pennington and very ILL., We learn later
that she is more comfortable.
Murl Turner has been on the sick list
this week, but at last report was gaining
Mrs. Cora Smith is visiting friends in
New York State for few weeks
Mrs. A. A. Nckerson of Portland. is
visiting at c. L. Carr's.
The manuscript OF the report OF the re-
union of the Eaton and n H. S. is in the
hands OF the printer and will soon make
its appearance.
Miss Lila Carr attended the meeting
of the Grand Lodge |. o. c. T, at Pits
i field this week.
(. B. Nickerson has moved into the
house recently vacated by DR. Edwards.
on Mechanic street.
Mrs. Francis Bolan is visiting friends
in Portland, this week and will make
several visits in Augusta before returning
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hussey spent
few days of last week in Boston.
Miss Alma Wood and Miss Lila Morse
of Madison, visited at a. H Morse's last
Sunday.
The old Handy" house has been IN
dergoing a transformation and the masons
are now busy putting on the plastering.
! There will be an excellent office up stars.
which will be occupied by Frank Ames.
attorney at law, while the lower part wi
contain a store and other room When
/ il is all fixed up and painted il will i'm
prove the looks of Main Street very much
There are five candidates for initiation
In the Rebekah Lodge tomorrow evening
Mr.. Cook has commenced his labors as
music teacher in the schools and we fire.
j quently bear him putting the Youngsters
through a course of 90. "a, me, etc and it
reminds US that probably the world has
lost one OF its greatest singers by their
not having a music teacher at the time
when our vocal cords were young and
| plastic, the result is that we fear they are
now irrevocably busted.
Mrs. H. H. Cross is again able to be
out.
Miss Fife Cleveland will leave in about
/ W. 'NoNS ~ ~ WIN al quit III ali ilGiQ
The V. |. S. will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. AlIinza Whtcomb. the
subject of the meeting is Rudyard Kipliug
and is also in charge of Mrs Whitcomb.
Repairs are being made on the bridge
near Charles Bakers by the commits
sioner
The members Of the Festival chorus
/ from tho r,laCa ha..a I'LL
of enthusiasm. They will soon meet to
organize for the next years work and all
/ interested in music are invited 10 attend.
There will be a separate chorus here
known as the Norridgewock Chorus.
Mrs. Maria Hopkins is visiting her son
in Providence. X. l.
The Rev. Mr. Huse of Skowhegan. ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. B. F. Turner
of the Baptist Church. last Sunday. and
talked very interestingly upon the subject
of prayer.
Guy Dunlap died, last Saturday morn
! ing, at the age of - years. Mr.. Dunlap
had been in poor health for number of
| years but the cause of his death at last
was pneumonia. The funeral services
occurred, Tuesday morning, ut the
/
! Dunlap mas been "A resident of this vein.
/ ity all his life and was very upright
man and a good townsmau. He leaves
a wife, son and daughter here, and
three sons in the West to mourn their
loss.
Hiram Pattee leaves. today, to work
for Parker Il Nay of Skowhegau, in the
store formerly occupied 10y Pishon. We
are sorry 10 have tiiram 60 out of town,
hut learn that he position is a desirable
one and will be 10 his advantage.
The Misses Jones held their fall open
ing, last Saturday. aid showed tiue
stock Of millinery.
The business of labelling is going
rapidly forward at the corn shop. they
have TWO labelling machines his year,
one OF them puts GA 81 combined label
and wrapper, while Tie other puts ON
common label
Mr.. W. ;. Marsh of Lawrence, Mas,
was in town Ia attend tho funeral OF Nj.
Dunlap.
Ausbury GaecuGef of Pennington.
president Of the NeW sharon Il Naf-
rligeWuck Telephone Co.. was In town.
Monday, and made us pleasant cali
C., /. carr las commenced ID maBg-
iactnre hj- wHugh iron slug, for east
shop, again, las tai1. aud h1- alfea8y
had "a uumaef Of order, from par..e,
WHO have bot ordered before for several