The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-12-12
SOUTH NORRIDGEWOCK.


CHURCHES.
Cos1kKGA TIOHAL IHrRCB-Rey l. A youes
gay school. L n: !. ?. :. 1. FL \. Wednes-
/ teacher meeting
THK CHRISTIAN ESDRAyoE Society Of tia
CoHRfegafl 0nal church,. ". spaulding presf-
| usIt, a. "hltcoinb, Jr.. vice president; Hattie
a Iongle5. SIC. and Treas Meetings SUNDAY
eve Ia yestry
. BArrIsr CHrEcH-Key. +. &. Davis, pastor.
bunday-A orning serFice 1870: sunday school
II M prayer meeting, : =. n.
y, TEE CHkIsTfAS EsDEAvoR Society Of tho
Baptist church. a. Whiting Pres. Hrs
Mary =. whiting, Or. ser MI.s Il. J. Haynes.
itea5. heetings Wednesday evenings in yestry
SOCIETIES.
LEBANON LODGE 10. 1lg ~ A a.-Charles
tarrana, Master; {. A. Ward Sc. =. q.
Danfofth, Treas. Regular meetings saturday
on or before the fun Of the moon.
CEDAR CHAPTER 10. ~, O. +. s.-Blancbe r
%dfd' Hpfthy aatfon. Maud A. Carr. sec;
Lucy = Huszey, Ireas. Meetings thira Friday
evening u each month at Masonic Hall
Qu1saKBAssErT LODGE No. 100 / .. o p
+. A hilton, Noble Grand F. G. Hall Bee
T. - >. Millef' Treas. Meetings Monday even
soNKnsEr LODGE 70. III RKsfKAH-N G.
isadore Z. Wing SEE, Nina ". lutte. Treas
Llliia {. Iobey. Meetings md and 4th Friday
EVENING".
LcH2 LoDGE Jog KSIGHIs or PYTHns-H II.
Q 7 r. '. Jones NJ
OF = r {, Holt, K, Of T. & 6. Tuesday even
ings at K ?. Han
OLD POINT LODGE No 314 l. 0. G. TN G.
Holt, {. T. ". +. brown. sec; Alfred Tuttle
Grange Hall.
SOMERSET GRANGE No. IS p Of H John
{. Pierce, asteri Lizzie Holway Sc. Annette
T. Burgess. Treas. Meetings Thursday even
after.
BATE POSI- No. s. q A. R.-steWzrd Wing
Commander; II. Il. Cross, Adj. II. T. Hale,
Quarier1nAster. Meetings first Tuesday even.
| lngs IN Grange Hail.
! THE VILLAGE I1PRoyKMKNT SoeIrry-nrs.
J.. Y" Hathaway, Pres. Mrs. Fannie Hussey,
! Sec Mrs Electa 7. Isbey Treas Meetings
nrst and third FRIDAY afternoons Of the month
O9seoLA ASSEMBLY. No. 81, Pythian sisters
/ hIood-MIs. r. r Burgess, {. c Mrs L. H.
Burgess. h. Of K. < ;. Mrs. g.. 5 JeWett, Mis-
! ire Of EHchequer. Meetings every other
| Monday evening al < +. Hall.
The severe storm Of last Tuesday
night, blocked the electrics so that they
were unable to get their track cleared
until Tuesday night Of this week
Rev. Il. NJ. Haywood supplied at the
Congregational church last sunday and
will also occupy the pulpit there next
Sunday.
The rain of Monday night and Tues
day settled the snow great deal and
made the travelling very slippery.
Among those who attended the
district meeting of odd Fellows at
Scion, Tuesday evening of last week
were: F c. Holt, Nicholas Miller,
Hanson Walker, Albert Longley. Gran
vile Durrell, harles Fairbrother, r. A
W hitney Fred onant, Edward Head.
Dr. Edwards, Z. 4. Hilton, T. 81. Cas-
well, + futile, A. t. Tuttle, ". Z.
Devereux, {. \" Farrand, Z. ;. Miller,
Merritt Knox, Charles Bates. w. B.
| Longley. very fine time is reported.
The party left here via special train on
Somerset r. K. large number going
from skowhegan and Madison.
Mrs. Eliza sheaff died Wednesday
morning of last week at her home on
the Naterville road. she had been a
resi- cent of this town for great many
years and was formerly Mrs Wellington
Hale. She married Mr.. Sheaf about
fifteen years ago She was very
pleasant Christian woman and had scores
OF friends. The funeral services occur
red at 10 clock Frlda, morning. Rev T.
g. Davis officiating.
Tie annual parish supper and roll
call at the Baptist church will take
place TO morrow evening.
Mr.. A. F. Blaisdell Of Clinton was in
town, last week 10 attend the funeral of
Mrs Sheatf.
The electric ear which waited here
Tuesday night Of last week for the
return Of the party Of odd Fellows from
the district meeting, got showed in aud
they were obliged 10 leave it here dur
ing the week until they got the road
cleared.
The Somerset railroad kept right on
doing business during the storm and
never missed a trip.
F. L. Ames, Esq. was in Augusta last
week looking after the interests of his
clients IN the case OF the Lockwood Co.
against the mill owners ON the Kennebec
and Sandy riv.rs.
There were 10 schools, Wednesday Of
last week, on account OF the drfted
condition of The streets.
The public library opened Saturday
afternoon for business under favorable
circumstances Although il Is a small
beginning the Institution starts out with
a business-like look and there is all
the more room to grow. II maybe that
someone with lots Of funds NAV take A
notion to help the matter along little.
1t will be open on Wednesday aud
Saturday afternoons.
Poultry and Pet Stock.
| The Poultry and Pet Stock Associa.