The Somerset reporter., 1902-06-12
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south NOrridgew0Ck

Al tie meeting Of the ! s. ~ the
high school building satu4ay after
noon, about 50 ladies were present The
meeting was In charge II Miss Jennie
i Whiting, who gave the society pleas-
ant surprise in the way IF comic diz-
| iogue, " hich earned the applause Of the
audience.
Z. : Harlow has purchased the inter-
est OF Ar. DeTereu1 IN lie coat firm u
Deyefeuz Harlow and also the ma
chnery u +. 3. Nickerson and will con
iinue u run the business. Mr.. Deyer-
eu1 will remain and have charge Of the
lower part Of the shop while the upper
part viii be in charge Of Mr.. ;. 4. lih-
Oetts, who has just returned from Bos-
ton. Nr. Tlbbetts is well known here.
having engaged In the coat business in
TINS same shop for number of years
but on account Of needing a change,
went 10 Boston about year ago. where
he has been engaged Ia business since.
The III health Of his daughter, Miss
Rena, compelled him 70 place his BUSH
mes, there on the market and return to
Maine Mr.. Harlow will make arrange
ments for his help in tie shop to have
Saturday afternoons out.
Mrs. Edith Homsted Of Portland. who
has been visiting for a number Of days
with Mr.. and Mrs William Tobey. re-
turned 10 her home, last week.
The regular meeting Of the 0. Z. :.
will occur in their hall, on Friday even.
ing. A full attendance is desired
The firm of {. H Hussey & 90. wag
dissolved on Monday Of this week, by
mutual consent, Mr.. Henry Hussey re-
firing from the firm TO take up the hard
ware business which be has Just pur-
chased from {. Z. Veasie Mr.. E. H.
Hussey will continue in the coat bust
ness and we hear that be has engaged
Mr. Frank Trench to fill the vacancy in
the force caused by the withdrawal of
the junior member of the firm.
| The baccalaureate sermon was preach
ed before the members OF the gradu-
ating class of the y. H. =. last Sunday
morning, in the Congregational Church
| by the pastor The subject was The
/ Power of an Ideal IN Life. The sermon
| pointed forcibly to the desirability of
the young having high aims and having
an ideal life in view at the start There
was large audience, no services being
held in the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Addie Fuller and Miss Elizabeth
McGray of Freed m are visiting at :. K.
Fuller's for few DAYS
The town fathers are raising Cain and
tearing up sidewalks down on Main
street. The walk from the railroad
crossing down to the upper end of the
Hale block has been taken up and an
excavation made the entire distance the
width of the walk and two feet 10 depth
1t looks as though they might be throw
ing up intrenchments to prevent an in
vasion of the Beers or digging a canal to
make second Venice. But it is moth
ing of the kind and simply means that
some time in the near future we will
have nice concrete sidewalk in place
of the rotten wooden one which is being
taken up. The workmen have been
finding number of coins which have
doubtless caused pain TO many loser
in the years gone by.
The graduation exercises of the y. h.
5. took place in the Congregational
Church, last evening. Kendall's orches-
ira was in attendance. The church had
been very tastitly decorated for the oc-
casion. The evening was fine and the
class was graduated under the inspiring
influence of a crowded house The class
of the graduates are; Classical Course
Blanche Miriam Emery, Ralph Joseph
Cleveland Nina West Hussey, Ora
Mabel Packard Edna Dele Taylor,
Chauncey Wayland Smith; English
Course-Mabel Florence Lunt, hester
Arthur Jones, Eva Belle Taylor.
The school has been doing great work
during the past two or three years, it
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school officers and teachers to elevate
the standard of attainments until now
it ranks well indeed in comparison with
other schools of It's c ass.
Childrens Day will be observed in the
Baptist hurch, next sunday, by a spec.
ial sermon from the pastor in the morn
ing and sunday school concert by the
little ones in the evening.
Cyrus Bean has been adding much TO
the appearance OF his stand of buildings
by treating it to a new coat of paint.
The annual memorial day of the odd
Fellows and Rebekahs will be observed
next sunday. The services will occur
at o'clock p. m. and the decoration
services will follow Immediately after.
The Madison Camp Association Of
Ladies Aid will hold their fourth annual
June meeting at Lakewood the 18th and
18th of June. Miss Lizzie Harlow Of
Haydensyille. Mass, will speak Saturday
afternoon and sunday Service Will
commence Saturday afternoon AZ p. m.
The sunday service will be at ~ a. IL.
and , p. m.
The ordaining Of " l.. Jennings as a
pastor of the congregational society will
occur in the Congregational church to-
morrow. The examination will occur
in the afternoon and the ordination
services in the evening. The program
of exercises is As follows. Invocation,
anthem, Scripture reading by Rev. Geo
F Wright, hymn Introductory prayer
10y Rev + b uyie. sermon by Rev c.
A. Beek@,h, D D., hymn, ordaining
prayer aF Eev. Norman McKennon.
response charge 10 the pastor by Rev.
C. ID haathby, right hand Of fellowship
by Res II. W. klmball, music, benedic.
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