The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-11-14
SOUTH NoRRIDGEWOCK

nesday.
r. n 'et + spending few DAYS np
f5fei "a a ..-AHaG tnP We expect he
Will bFtns ba1k bis quota Of deer.
Last reports fr5m Mrs. :. K. PalIer
and Mn =. II. Frye find them enjoying
l9emse4Yea a september climate in
Ne" Brnns"3ek, New Jersey, where
/ they viii probably spend several weeks
before returning home
There seems to b. unusual activity in
the different societies about town aud il
II very common OccurTenee for them
10 have degree work at every meeting.
petition has been in circulation
about town IL regard To a national aw
against the use Of fraudulent labels on
TODD stnffs large number Of names
of our prominent citizens were added 10
the list.
The boys consider this snow inst the
| night thing 70 track deer on.
The ! l ;. met with Mrs. Mary
Brown, Friday afternoon Of last week
There was a large attendance at the
roll call and supper Of the Congrega-
tional parish, last Thursday evening.
Miss Maude Jones has been confined
/
week he Is gaining at present.
The sociable which was to have been
with Rev am Mrs. J. A. Jones on Tues
day evening, was postponed.
Thirteen Italian stone cutters arrived,
Monday night, to work out to tie hill"
There will be refreshments served at
the next meeting Of the o. E. >
Dr.. Pepper Of Watervllle vas ia town
over Sunday.
George 9. Carr is having repairs done
on his house. He has recently had a
private telephone put in from the ofice
To his house.
joseph Neddo says that We are in En-
ror in regard To he statement which
was made last week that his COW in jured
Mr.. Cleveland. He says his COW is
good, peaceable, law abiding citizen and
wouldn't hurt anything. The informa-
ton on which we wrote the article was
from current report.
/, F. Z. Holt has taken the agency for an
old-ume life insurance company.
! B. g. True of Clinton has been in
town, this week, visiting relatives.
The much talked-of rife shoot has
been set for next Saturday afternoon.
MI. {. L. Nease has consented to put
= up fine Stevens Target riff for prize
and the shoot is open TO every body, each
shooter limited TO five strings of five
shots each. Peep-sighted target rifles
, will be handicapped ten yards, while
open sighted rifles will shoot from the
scratch line. Everybody should get out
and take hand Re rather expect that
the Dodlin boys will make something
, hum.
a fire alarm was rung IN, sunday
afternoon, at about o'clock, Tor small
file on the roof of has Miner's house,
. near the trotting park. caused by a chin
ney burning out. The wind was blow
ing a gale at the time and il would only
have taken a few minutes for the house
TO have been IN flames, but fortunately
they succeeded in putting 1t out without
much damage. The chemical engine
was abe 1t half way there when the re
] was reported out. The alarm was given
| by Hamlin Hale, who, as soon as he
found Mr.. Miler's house was on fire.
took his wheel and made quick time to
; give the alarm. Haa Mr.. Miller not sue
eeeded IN getting the FIRE put out, the
chemical would have been there in time
TO have saved the buildings. Prompt
; work is What is needed in these cases
and We have had it in tie last two calls.
{. ;. Harrow has a Champion big pig
which weighed. when lie bought it.
month ago. - pounds aud II has been
growing steadily ever since
The mil pond las beeu frazen over so
} that some of the more t,n'uIesame boys
have crossed. Rather a risky perform
ance, however.
Mrs. Alice Emmous aiIeton died,
. Tuesday night Al about 10 Cd cock, after