The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-10
Norridgewock.

Norridgewock.
A few more frosty nights aud the
corn crop will be ruined.
The regular meeting OF the Village
improvement Society will take place
with the Misses Clarke, tomorrow after
noon. The subject of the meeting will
be "From Norridgewook TO Rome With
quotations or anecdotes in regard 10
either place.
Mrs. Fl. l.. Maddocks is visiting
friends In Manchester, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nh Hobbs returned,
Monday from VISIT to friends over
Pennington way.
Mrs. Short of Portland Is visiting her
niece, Mrs. G. s, J ewett, for a short time.
Steward Wing received the intelli-
gence, Tuesday afternoon, that his son
in law, Emory Chapman of New Sharon.
had been severely injured by tree fall
ing on him and was not expected to live.
DR.. j. l.. Taylor of Boston has been
in town for number of days, visiting
his mother and sister Dr. Taylor is
Norridge~ ock boy and now has a good
paying practice in dentistry in Boston.
Miss Mabel Wells has returned from
Boston, where she has been spending a
number Of days visiting friends.
There will be a special temperance
program in the Congregational church
next Sunday evening
Rev. and Mrs } A Jones left, Tues
day, for their home Ina Peuusy vaHls.
after spending few weeks visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Uobrook and
Mrs. Eunice Leighton are making prep
aratious 10 start for Kansas GA VISIT
within a few days on their trip they
will 60 through the tanadas. Waiting
Montreal and hicsR8
Miss Ethel Ward s home again from
Skowhegan, where she has been en-
gagged as stenographer for q number OF
weeks. For the present she is helping
in the store during tbe absence ~ Mr.
Merrill on his vacation.
There was work In the first degree ln
Quinnebasset Lodge, / % % =, Mon
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren returned
home, last week, after spending some
time in Massachusetts,. With a sister II
! p
companied them home
Mrs. w, T. Brown aud daughter have
been visiting friends In Wiuslow aud
Wateryille, during be past wrck
/ The town fathers have been doing a
good job Of work on tho Mercer faad
just out Of the village This road has
been designated as a state highway aHa
the town raised tN8 hundred tuHafs -
which au equal amount was given by
the state aud Ha object mas been -
make - permanent thing nf it aa far as
they could Tie dtt has boon removed
20 the depth ri { number of irDars Aad
replaced bY st9oe and crushed rock sr
Stone chips. after which . small amount
OF dirt viii ba placed over ~. This
piece of ROAD has been particularly bad
IN the muddy seasons Of the year aud Il
Is a fine place II start the good work af
permanent road building
The fire alarm At skowbegau. Mou
day evening, Vas very distinctly heard
here.
The trustees Of tha public library vii
meet today 70 make further arrange.
ments q regard 10 the building aud 10
choose librarian The work OF getting
The building 10 readiness has not pro
crossed As rapidly As they had expected
but viii ptnb.bIg he raadv within a faw
days NJ $. Il Fuller has kindly
volunteered 10 move the books Wlfboat
charge.
Some Of our hand bova ware eo.,.gs5
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Tho following delegates were elected
90 at'eud tae BAPTIST district convention
% 3S'" heEaa. Monday and Tuesday Of
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