The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-09-24
Number 80
Norridgewock.

Emery left this week for Waterville.
where they will attend Colby college.
Leland Merrill has returned To his
position in Fl. w. Wards store after
two weeks vacation.
Samuel Tibbetts is falling slowly, not
being as well this week.
Mrs. Clara Colby got quite badly in
Jured last week by getting caught in the
running gear Of the wagon while the
horse was frightened.
Miss Georgia Morrow left, Tuesday
morning Of this week, for Boston where
she will meet her sister.
Leonard Payne is building new
house on the siils Of the old one he re-
Gently tore down.
Mrs. George Lothrop Of Avon, Mass,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ". L.
Jennings
Miss Olney will deliver an illustrated
lecture on London in the vestry OF the
Baptist church soon, under the auspices
OF the Village Improvement society.
i: R. Folsom is in Pennington this
week attending court.
Chester Smith returned, last week. to
Dartmouth college, where he is taking
hs course.
Miss Josie Mills who has been having
a couple Of weeks vacation returned 10
her work in the Norridgewock d New
Sharon Telephone Co.'S Office on Mon
day of this week.
Cony Russell is having his house new
ly painted.
DR.. W. F. Brown and daughter spent
few days of last week with friends in
Auburn.
The corn shop is running but the
amount packed this season will be much
less than usual. Only one line of ma.
chimes has been run so far.
F. Frye left, Monday morning. for
M massachusetts,, where he expects to re.
main for several months.
Mrs. Brown and daughter. Mrs.
Bryant OF Knox, Maine, have been visit
ing at 5. <. Fuller's during the past
| week.
Mrs. c. Il, Fuller expects to leave,
soon for visit among friends in Rhode
Island and Massachusetts,.
Rev. Il. Nj. Haywood occupied the
Baptist pulpit, last Sunday morning, in
tne dUseuce OF the pastor.
The remains of Miss Carrie Dunlap
will be brought here later, sometime
during the early days of October for in.
terment. Miss Dunlap has been
sufferer from consumption for several
years and passed away at the home of
one of her brothers in Illinois in the
early part of August this year.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Jones has been visiting
in Madison this week
A nine and half pound boy came to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Devereux, last
Friday. We understand that Ed intends
to keep the little fellow.
Rev. F. G. Davis who has been spend
ing number of days visiting friends in
Springvale, is expected to return home
| tomorro
Miss Cora Baker spent few days of
last week with relatives in Skowhegan.
Miss Laura Baker will visit Skowhegap,
this week
The Village Improvement society
will meet with Mrs. Watson and Mrs.
Brackley tomorrow afternoon, the sub
1ect OF the meeting is Fair Italy, the
garden of the world"
The annual roll call meeting of the
Congregational church will be held
October LIST The church meeting in
the afternoon and supper from six to
seven In the evening. A small charge
will be made for the supper.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will meet with Miss Martha
Haynes this afternoon. All the ladies'
who attend the Baptist church are cor
daily invited to attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Bean have re-
| turned from California where they have
been spending the past nine months.
Mrs. George Robinson has moved into
the rent in Frank Smiths house on Mer-
Ger avenue.
Mrs. Ida Ireland has returned from
aterville and moved into her house on
railroad street.
DR.. Kennison of Madison was in town,
Sunday, visiting at Gorham Bailey's
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Giddings of Water
town, Mass who have been spending a
number of weeks at the Norridgewock,
returned to their home this week.
The work of decorating the interior
OF the Masonic hall was begun on Mon
day of this week.
The third degree will be worked in
Quinnebasset Lodge l o. o. F. next
Monday evening, followed by refresh
ments, all the members are requested to
attend.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred A. Carleton and
daughter, Nellie, of Hsverhill, Mass.
arrived, Tuesday, for a short visit to
their parents.