The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-11-27
south NOrridgewOck

South NOrridgeWOck
We are thankful for m4ny things hi.
year One Of them Is that there ia Jros-
peel o coal later OF.
The schools are having week Of a
cation.
Miss Smith. teacher Of The grammar
school and Miss Drake assistant IN he
high school left Saturday for their homes
10 Auburn where they will spend Their
vacations.
Eddie Whiting is home rom Augusta.
this week, where he is taking course N
the business college which will include
tyPe~ritng and general business.
Miss Nina and Miss Nellie Hussey are
al home from their schools. this week to
eat the Thanksgiving turkei with their
parents.
In a letter recently received from Miss
Carrie Dunlap to friend here she speaks
OF hef iaihng health and seems TO be very
poorly indeed. Her many friends here
VIII be sorry 10 leas. Of this condition.
Miss Dunlap IS N2rddgesock gifl and
went west about yea' ag3 Her home is
il Minn.
F. { Holt and Fiark Go8en Of Water
vile recently spent week 10 the wilds
OF Maine.
At the m :etng Of the Eastern S.ar
! Lodge last FRIDAY evening they enjoyed
fac oyster stew.
The little son of Frank Ames was quite
sick the first OF the week With Group.
Z. r. Wethefbee OF Boston who has
been spending a number Of days here
among relatives, returned to his home.
Saturday.
Rev. F. G. Davis gave strong tenn
Pefance sermon in the Baptist church.
Sunday morning
The Thmble society met, Tuesday,
with Mrs. G. S. Jewett. they are very
busy getting ready for the fair and sale
which they will have il the Congregation
al church on the T3 OF Dec
The Baptist society are making arrange
ments to hold their fair and sale 90 Tues
day evening, Dec. I6.
A. W b dwell Of Springyale has been
spending few days with Rev. F. G.
Davis and family.
There will be union Thanksgiving ser
vices in the Baptist church on Wednes-
day evening OF this week
Arrangements are being made to hold
peoples meeting in the Congregational
church next Sunday evening. the mem
bers OF the Baptist church will j1in in the
services and Mrs. Rand OF North Arson
IS expected to be present and give an in
,efesting talk upon the missionary work
from the standpoint OF missionary.
Music will be furnished by the QIiune-
bssset quartette and the children's choir.
The union meetings will be continued
throughout the month of December &C
coTding to the present arrangement.
The chiliren's choir is something COM
paratively new and very interesting.
Much credit due TO Mrs A. D. Brack-
ley, Rev. w. L Jennings, Mrs. Cora
Smith and others OF the musical world
for the idea and the patient Carrying of it
along. The little ones are also very much
interested and it takes strong reasons in
deed to keep child at home from re-
hearsal.
Miss Gertrude Pickering, who has been
spending a number OF weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smith. returned TO her
home in Gardiner. Monday morning.
Miss Pickering is in rather poor health
and expected that the r-st and quiet
would improve it,
The school entertainment at the high
school building. Thursday evening. Of
last week, was well paronzed and was
very creditable to the members OF the
senior class, under whose auspices it was
presented.
Thursday evening of this week. Som
erset Grange has al interesting program.
and at the next meeting of Dec. 18th de-
grees will be conferred and officers elect
ed.
Dr. H. w. Smith was called to Bangor
Friday OF last week by the death OF an
intimate friend.
Mr.. Charles Morse is in very poor
health, being confaed to the house much
OF the time.
The different stone sheds about town
are laying in big stock OF stone in the
rough and the indications OF plenty OF
work ahead makes the proprietors happy.
The post office will be open Thanks
giving day from 7 a. m. to 10 50 and p.
m 50 to 80 and 50 TO
There vii be a special return car
after the Wagner concert at Skowhegan
next Tuesday evening Dec. :.
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAT
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