The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-02-13
SOUTH NORBIDGEWOCK

o2C ~ NOlNlN1tJVT " YIN
The Thmble society Of the fongrega-
tiondI hnrch met With Mr. + "
Npaulding, 1aesday. IbrY se"ed a
good deal and talked "A litiIe.
David Wood was thrown from his
sleigh, last Wednesday afternoon. By his
horse becoming frightened a. The train.
lie WAS quite severely shaken up aud
several ibis were broken
There Was pleasant Wrist party IF
FIX tables at tony Russell on Friday
evening.
There will be a Martha Washington
tea parry Al the Congregational Church
on the afternoon and evening Of Friday.
Feb Il. Fancy work, aprons and re-
Treatments will be on sale. Al who
can find Colonial costumes ia their
grandmother's garrets are requested to
wear them. Our grandmother, herself.
will be there; SO bring all the sisters
and the cousins and the aauts, and the
brothers and uncles viii b. sure 70 fol
low
Russell sawyer is suffering from bron-
chitis and has been confined to the
house part Of the time during the past
week.
There was a party and dance under
the auspices of the Pythian sisterhood
at the X. of p. hall, on Saturday even
ing OF last week
There will be baked bean supper
and literary entertainment al the Bap
fist vestry, tomorrow evening The
supper will be served from 9 to 80
The proceeds will be used as a nest egg
toward putting electric lights into the
Yestry. The Baptist society have been
very accommodating to the citizens here
in the way of letting them have the yes
try and church for various occasions
and now will be a good time 10 return
fayors.
Rev. Mr.. Richmond Of Freedom will
occupy the pulpit in the Congregational
Church, next sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Luce, who has for the past
six years lived with his daughter and
son in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buzzell,
OF this place, died. Saturday night, from
hemorrhages of the stomach. at the adj
vanced age of IS years. The funeIa
services occurred, Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. r. &. Davis officiating. Mr. Luce :
former home was in Industry
The Women's Aid Society Of the Bap-
fist hurch meets with Mrs John ~paul-
ding, this afternoon.
The new boiler for Watts coat shop
arrived, last week, and the shop has
been shut down, this week. TO get il
| into place Considerable trouble has
been experienced in getting the holes
bored and tapped for the pipes Ii is
expected that the shop will be in run
ming order by the last of the week
Bracket Il Russell have been having a
good trade in their carload of horses
which they recently received.
The marriage of Mr. Charles K. saw
yer TO Miss Belle f. Ward both Of Nor
Iidgewock, occurred Tuesday morning.
Feb. l1th, at the home of Mr.. Ebeu Mil
Ter, brother in-law Of the bride. Tue
wedding, although quiet, Was very
pretty one, Rev +. &. Davis officiating
GIieg's Bridal Procession" WAS played
by Esther Vaughan Grant. MS. saw
yer is the daughter of Mrs. cullen y ard
and is much liked and respected by all
who knew her. She has been for some
years clerk in DR. Ames' drug store.
where she will be missed for her tfticien-
cy and faithfulness. Mr. Sawyer is well
known and has, also many friends here
Mr.. and MIS- Sawyer received many
beautiful gifts
Sidney Knowlton is cle1kng for A . @
Frederic. W
Somerset Grange, No. Is. held regu
lar meeting, Feb. q. Harold Biglow
was installed eate-keeper by Past Was
ter Il A Davis There are quite a mum
Der of members to be acted on at the
next meeting, so there is a chance for
the grange to reach the 500 mark by
another year. Those reported sick were
! }. {. Pierce and wife, }. " Bates and
wife, harles Merrill, James Haynes
and Mary J. Barker. The program for
Feb. 20 is: Reading, Lila arr; decla-
nation, Edward Head; song, NJ. f.
Carr; reading, Dora Witham; ng;
reading, Lila Tobey; defamation,
Charles Woodcock; topic, what are
the relative advantages OF selling the
products of the dairy in the form of
milk, cream and buttel?" te be dis
cussed by l.. :. Lowe larence stevens,
f. p Holway and Fred Horne