The Somerset reporter., 1900-01-04
1000 came in with almost a blizzard

1000 came IN WIN ALMOST d ODLLdIu. !
A happy new year 10 all Now is the
time when everybody is turning over new
leaves and thinking of the great things
they will do in the future.
The schools commenced Monday after
the holiday vacations. Miss Young OF
Rockand. graduate of the Pennington T
normal school, has charge OF the inter
mediate department, which was formerly
taught by Mrs. Farrar.
Miss Louise Carr returned to WELLESLEY,
Mass, Saturday, to resume her duties.
Miss Bell Adams and Miss Alice John
son have been spending their holiday va
cation at Pennington,
In the rousing snow storm which COM
mepced on Monday morning ard con-
tinued through the day there was about
foot of snow fell on the level in the
woods
Next Monday evening is the Odd
Fellows installation and there have been
great many invitations issued. The sup
, per will be a, O'Clock and it will take
I lsome little time 10 feed the multitude,
. after which the ceremonies will be per-
8 formed Kendall's orchestra will be in
r attendance and a grand good time is ex-
q lpeCied.
n Mrs. c. r Williams is visiting her son
o Or. Williams of Houlton.
il Mr.. Charles Ward has rented the store
/ formerly occupied by DR.. Ames and vii
a use it for a stock of hardware and III
shop. he will also do general repairing
&c MIR. Ward has had considerable experi
"A lence in this line and will undoubtedl'
N meet with success.
h. Mr. Delbert Hobart and Miss Ellen Nj
" Emmops were united in marriage on Ne'
Years day and left Tuesday morning to
10 their wedding trip, upon their return the
m will reside at East Madison, where MI
~ Hobart has business interests. Mis-
:. Emmons was one OF our popular youn
- ladies with lots of friends and we al
ne sorry to have her move out of town.
~ Mr.. G.. S. Jewett made trip to Excite
. last Saturday, returning Monday.
Il. Arthur Rogers has moved into one
nv Mr. Beams rents on Main street.
The followir are list of the office
of the Rebekah lodge who have be-
elected for the ensuing year: Jeanel
in Johnson, N. G.; Isadore Wing, V. y
OIL Mrs. Mary Carr, Sec; Lydia Longle
ng Fin. Sec. Mrs. Sadie Frederic. Treas
led Mr.. George Hussey was home frc
It's. Portland, Saturday and Sunday, retuI
is ing Monday, his son Chester accompani
ct" him back.
zen The V. /. S. will meet tomorrow W
has Mrs. f. w. Wing, the meeting is
in charge of Mrs. Cora Smith and M
md Daniel Field and the subject is "Mi
cts Wilkes
cal There was an interesting sermon 81
day morning at the Congregauo
church, treating on the subject OF the
and new years. There was also an
you ttresting meeting in the evening with
good attendance.
b Mr.. and Mrs. William Hilton
rive Douglas. Kansas, are. spending mum
of weeks in town visiting relatives.
'uiu Miss Eta Danforth is expected he
from Bangor, this week
.ago Mr.. Roscoe Smith expects TO return
Meriden, N. H., next Monday
Luke Woodland is home from Fairf
Mr.. George Dey OF New Sharon wa
the town. last week, visiting his daugh
its Mrs. Arthur Rogers.
Mrs. Francis Bolan will leave tomor
sS', for Mass, where she will SPEND the
80, three months.
from The New Years service was appr'
,ossi- ately observed at the Baptist church,
1len in the morning and evening. The
lato OF the evening service was from
ann Is: IA. I'VE are my friends, if u
o whatsoever command you after
sermon there was an interesting pI
meeting
WHO The storm OF Monday delayed
walks elecuics until Tuesday afternoon
~ The installation of the officers Of
nS erset grange will take place the eve
me of the 25th. The officers elect are
'ided &c. Pierce, Master; Leon Taylor,
,ht 10 seer; Grace Marcia, Lecturer; /
Iospi William, Steward Charles Savage,
Q For Steward; II. A. Davis, Chaplain;
Miller, Treas f. H. robey, Sec;
Morrow. G. h; Lizzie Morrow, {
LYDIA Howe. Pomona; Olive j
nra, Flora; Louise Savage, l.. A. ;.