The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-08-29
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK
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CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONS L CHuRrB-Rev. J. 4 1on.s
pastor. SUNDAY Morning service 1919. Suu.
gay school, IL NJ: I. = ). Z. Err ~ Wednes-
teacher meeting -
THE CHRISTIAN ESDKAYoK Society of the
congregational church,. ". spauldlng. presj.
aen TG a; Whiteomb, Jr4 vice president Hattie
eve in vestry. a'
@ BAPTIST CHuRcH-Rey. + g Davis. pastor.
5uhday-Morning service. 1919, sunday srheol.
IL M prayer meeting ?. N
TIE CHRISTIAN ESpKAYoE society ~ ne
Mary y. Whiting, Cor See Miss 81 g. Gav,es
treas, Meetings Wednesday evenings in gsztrY
SOCIETIES
LEBANON LODGE No. ilsf.4A. M.-charle.
TnsIIsna Master 6 A. Ward Sec p q
on or before the full q the moon
CEDAR CHAPTER No g. T. s-Blauch. r
ward, Worthy Matfoni Maud A. Carr. Sc =.
Lucy ;. Hussey, Treas. Meetings third FRIDAY
evening OF each month at Masonic Hail
QUINEHBAssETT LODGE No. Ioe / @. q
T. A.; hilton, Noble Grand; f. C. Han sec
| ings at 7 80. ~
la s SGrs Ito LoDeK No. III RKsEkAB-N c.
iieauore b; Wing; Sec, Nina NJ. futile; Treas
Lila {. Tobey. Meetings Ind and All FRIDAY
| evenings. ~" i'u@s
ECHO LODGE lo3 KNIGHTS OF PYrHAs-H. H.
of9ss' = e; Z. Iuttle, Y. c. Horace Jones, "
| ings at X. 7. HALL Egs g
OLD PoINT LODGE No. 3l4 l. 0. G. TN e
holt, ct; W F. Brown, Sec; Alfred Tuttle
treas treas. Regular meetings Thursday evenings ia
SOMERSET GRANGE No. IS P of Holm
Z. PIERCE, Master; Lizzie Holway. Sec: Annette
T. Burgess. Treas. Meetings THURSDAY even
lngs or before full of the moon and TWO " ee
after.
BATES BATES Posi- No. IS G. A. R.-steward Wing
COMMANDER II. H. Cross Adj; H. T. Hale
! Quartermaster Meetings first tuesday even.
ings in Grange Hall
The VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT SooIKrY-Mrs.
| a. ~ W. Hathaway, Pres Mrs. Fannie Hussey,
hrst and third Friday afternoons of the month.
OosooLA ASSEMBLY, No. 81. Pythian Sisters
nood-Mrs' h +. Burgess, {. c.. Mrs T. II
burgess H. OF X. < s. Mrs. G. s Jewett, Mis-
tres of EXchequer Meetings every otbey
/ Monday evening at K T Hall
The corn shop starts the first of next
/ week.
: The village schools will commence on
Monday, Sept. 9th.
The Y. |. 5. will meet with Mrs Conv
Russell, tomorrow afternoon, the sub.
Ject OF the meeting VIII be japan and
quotations from anything connected with
the subject.
b. l.. Frederic is in town, this week
visiting relatives. For the past few
years he has been at work for the
grocery firm of Dempsey Bros of Bos.
| ton.
The ball game, last Saturday, between
the town nine and the stone cutters
proved to be very good. There was a
smart shower just few minutes before
1t was time TO call the game which
scared a number out of gong. The
score stood 4 to 3 in favor of the town
boys The town nine will go to Skow.
hegan, next Saturday afternoon, for q
game with the Skowhegan boys and il
is expected that game will be played
upon the home grounds on Labor day.
The settlement of the French huskers
on the corn shop grounds is rapidly
growing and will present a picturesque
| appearance.
Mrs. Fred Baxter and little son of
Pawtueket, r. |. are visiting Mrs. Bax.
ter's sister, Mrs. c. Il. Fuller
| [ The little folks of the Baptist SUNDAY
school passed very pleasant afternoon
| with their superintendent, Mrs. 5. II
Frye, on Tuesday. Refreshments were
provided and highly enjoyed by the
little guests.
The Congregational Sunday Scholars
and invited friends had a pleasant
basket picnic at the Pines, yesterday.
There will be no services in the Con
gregational Church for the next tive
Sundays.
Mr.. Wetherell has sold his interest in
the blacksmith shop to Mr.. Cunliff
F. w. Spaulding and party returned
from an up river fishing trip, Saturday,
and report having fine time
Some one is talking another boat race
for labor day.
T. $. Totman is treating his house to
fresh coat of paint.
Repairs have been made in the in
terror of the high school building.
Mrs. William Whiting and son Forrest
returned to their home in New York,
last Saturday
The granite sides have been laid for
the sidewalk from the railroad crossing
to c. l.. Cars house and things are now
ready for the concrete.
Mr.. Roscoe Smith is expected home.
this week, to spend his vacation.
Lots of apples are being shipped from
! this station by Mr. Brown who is one OF
the heavy buyers. Part of this fruit
goes to the hicago market and has 70
be sent in refrigerator cars heavily iced
Mr. c. b Barker made a trip to Ban
gor, this week.
Mr. Z. f Barker is taking carriage
drive up river in the interests of his III
surance business
Miss Martha Loring has returned from
few weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Massachusetts.
The degree of knight was conferred
upon one candidate at the K of p. lodge
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs, W. F. Brown is visiting relatives
in Clinton, this week.
The Misses Clark returned from the
sea shore, Friday of last week