The Somerset reporter., 1900-10-18
SOUTH NoRRIDGEWOCK.

The regular meeting of Cedar Chapter
will occur at their hall tomorrow night.
A large attendance is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tobey left yes
terday. for Lowell, Mass, to visit their
daughter Alice.
William Bracket and wife have return
ed from Bingham where they have been
visiting friends.
The day on which the V. l. S. has met
for all its long years of existence has been
Friday, and it had become just as much
habit to concede every other Friday after
noon to this worthy society as it was to
| think OF Sunday as day of rest, at their
last meeting however for good and suf
ficient reasons they decided that hereafter
it should meet on Tuesday afternoons
| Instead of Friday; now we are all mixed
up and Sunday comes the wrong place in
the week and some arrangements will
have TO be made to change that back to
Friday before we shall again be able to
get our bearings. 1t beats all creation to
think bow apt we are to get into rut
and the jar we get when We are in the
way Of these little changes.
AhlSs w iilidili LOGhWOOu idu iIE HIS
fortune last Saturday TO fall and break
her wrist. She is doing nicely at present.
DR.. w P. Edwards OF Philadelphia is
visiting his son DIR. E. Gard Edwards.
The annual roll call of the Baptist
church, which was established last year,
will take place at the church, Wednesday
evening, Oct. 24th, which is next week
This is little earlier in the season than
it occurred last year but the members
wished II to come off before Mr.. Turner
moved away.
c. L. Carr and family leave this week,
for Wellesley, Mass, where they will live.
having already engaged their house Mr.
Carr will work in Boston and the family
will be together. Miss Maria. who is
teaching in that place will board at home.
Harry Carr, who has already been there
tor the past five years. at work at his
trade, commenced last Monday morning,
with the firm of Jordan & Marsh in their
furniture department
Rev. B. F. Turner is busily engaged
packing up and getting ready to move to
hiss new parish at Buckfeld. Me.
Mrs. Clara Dalton Hill and sister.
Emma Dalton, who have been visiting
| friends in town for few weeks, returned
to Augusta, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs D. !. Green left here
Monday morning for New Mexico, where
they will spend the winter for the benefit
of Mr.. Greene's health.
Mrs. Cony Russell and Miss Henri
eta Danforth returned from Rockland,
Saturday, where they attended the
Federation of Women's Clubs.
The members who attended the Festi-
val at Portland returned full OF courage
and are setting about getting in readiness
to attack the new music.
The entertainment and refreshments at
the Congregational church, Friday even
ing of last week, was given to the Sunday
school to take the place of picnic which
had been planned 10 have taken place
earlier but was delayed by various things.
! he affair was even a greater success
than picnic would have been, there was
an unusually large attendance and every
body enjoyed the entertainment and good
things to eat. And the best of it was to
the little folks that everything was free.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Jones reports that her
mother. Mrs. Sylvanus Morse of Madison.
is in quite poor health, Mrs. Morse is
we'll known here by many friends.
The thimble society of the Congrega-
| tional church met with Mrs. Sumner
Totman, yesterday, for an all days sewing
bee on patched puffs, carrying picnic
dinners.
After several days postponement, on
account of the bad weather. the Starks
fair came off Friday of last week, quite
number attended from here.
The milliners have been with US during
the past week Duting the latter part of
last week Mrs Willard of Mercer spent
few days here but as business did not
come as fast as it should she decided not
to try it longer. This week Miss Salla of
Madison was with us for two days but
has not made any arrangements to keep a
branch here,
Mr.. Sumner Judkns is in poor health
this week.
The rank of page. esquire and knight
was conferred upon one candidate by
Echo lodge No. 1903 K. of P at their
Castle hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. 9th.
Quite number of Brother Knights from
Skowhegan lodge and Keystone lodge of
Madison were present. A fine oyster
supper was served. The evening passed
off very pleasantly.
1t looked here Tuesday afternoon as
though Galveston cyclone was on the
way and would be in town doing business
in about three seconds but il only turned
out to be an excet dinghy brisk wind
which pretty much denuded the trees of
their dead leaves. followed by vigorous
rain. Don't think however that we are
complaining because it wasn't a tornado.
Oh no.
President Lowe Of the Eaton y. II. S
Alumni Association has engaged Mr.
Frank b. kidder of Winsted, Conn, to
deliver the address before the assoeia.
tion at their next annual meeting.
The 1himbe society of the Cougrega-
tional church will meet again with Mrs.
Fotman, Wednesday of next week, to-
finish work begun, yesterday.
Black we'll
Mrs. M. A. Witham of Bingham IS the
guest OF Mrs. Varney.