The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-06-28
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.

The :. l. s. viii meet With Mrs.
jeanette hnson tomorro. afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Fernando Carr .4s.,ed n
Pennington. last Sunday.
There we're II tickets sold here .rs.s-
day morning. for the North Arson Con-
gregational Conference.
Mss naria Carr, Who has been teach
/ ing 10 Mass ever since her giadvasfan
/ ron Katciiite College is expected to ar
I'VE nome saturday on her summer vaca.
iion' she Is stopping this week. with her
aunt in Portland
Mrs Waldo Gushing is spending few
days visiting at Dr.. Edwards.
Mrs Grace Crosby Eton Of BrunS.;ek
Ysiieo her mother, Mrs. lydia Grossly
here, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown and
nurse rom Portland are spending
week al The QuinneDassept. Nj Brown
IL VIII be remembered, is The gentleman
VINO recently donated very fine DusIic
/ Library to the village Of Clinton where bis
parents formerly resided
he third degree was worked in the
Ood Fellows lodge, Noudag evening
after which cake and ice cream vas
served.
Seventy-hve members from Emerald
Rebekah Lodge OF North Arson visited
Somerset Lodge of this place. last Friday
evening, arriving by special train at about
eght 0 CLOCK IN the evening. bounti-
fui supper was served BY the home lodge
alter which the degrees were worked 6y
the degree team OF Emerald Lodge. The
party broke up little after twelve. after
spea,atng = most enjoyable evening. the
spetas Vain was in readiness to take the
visitors home.
The home raised English strawberries
are quite plent full on the market. but thew
command good price.
The work of getting the corn shop
ready for the fall pack is going merrily on.
lwo new sealing machines have arrived
and been put in place TO replace the ones
used last year and they seem to be great
improvement, each machine taking twelve
cans at time and soldering the caps on
tight without any handling.
The selectmen are having the concrete
sidewalk on the north side of Main street
extended down as far as Mr.. Frederic,s
store, thing which will be appreciated
10 the sloppy weather of spring and
fall.
Mr.. NJ. B. Corliss has been engaged to
teach the high school in place Of Mr..
tolsome, who resigned that he might
devote his time to the practice Of law.
The change of time on the Somerset
and Electric railroads. Monday, was
something of surprise to many who had
not kept themselves inforrped in regard
to the new summer schedule. nearly all
the trains 60 earlier than heretofore.
The mail train going West leaves here at
I753 a m. The mail from down river
going East leaves here at Q 81 and in the
afternoon the Western mail leaves here at
IS and arrives from down river at 45z
so look sharp and not get left.
Rev. B. F. Turner attended the com
meneemen, al Colby, this week
Dr. F H. Eveleth Of Rangoon Burma
visited Rev. and Mrs b F. Turner. last
week. Mr. Eveleth has been With the
missions in Burma for y years and is
spending year in this country before re-
turning. He is the president of the
Burman Theological School.
The exhibition given By the high sceool
IN the Congregational church, last Thurs
day evening. partook of nearly all the
CHARACTERISTICS Of graduating exercises
with the awarding OF the diplomas omit
ted. The senior class did themselves
prou7 IN their program which was as
follows: The Lost Child. Hattie Otis :;
Bathing in the Surf, Harold Hight; piano
solo. Jager's Gruss. Belle Hall; The
Battle OF Bannockburn. Chauncy Smith I;
Kate Shelley, Edith Cooley; piano solo,
The Mountain Stream. Edith Tobev /;
Busy, Ralph Cleveland; The Chariot
Race, Blanche Emery; piano solo,
Nocturne Maude Turner; The Christen-
ing, Edith Rogers: The Death of the
Old Squire, Bernard Carr: piano solo,
The Dance of the Demon, Nina Hussey
My Fountain Pen. Chester ZONES; The
charge OF Zaraila. Edna TAYLOR: Bobby
ahaiioe. Hazel Leavitt The reason that
there was 10 actual graduation from the
school this season was that il had been
decided 10 raise the grade one year, Civ
ing more extended course OF study than
has been vogue heretofore.
Irving Taylor. son of James TAYLOR.
living on the North side OF the river on
the road TO Skowhegan, was severely
kicked BY horse. MONDAY afternoon.
which he vas trying TO catch in the
pasture.
Mrs. Mary (. Baker died very sudden
ly, yesterday morning at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. George Diggles Oh the North
side The funeral services will be at the
house. Friday morning at 10 o'clock, and
! . ka /
Evidence Friend: Il SUBJ ese the baby is
fond Of yous' Papa Fond OF me- Why, h
sleeps all dsE when I'm not 81 home and STAYS
up al night just to enjoy my society,"
j D. RaWles & O. sell the naint tia