The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-03-03
Norridg- Wock.


How Is your woodpile holding out?
Mr.. and MIS-. thares sawyer and IT,
tie son Harold lef. this week for Prov
dence K | where they will stay uut#
June and possibly longer, al thelf plans
are not fully matured in regard a. til
future. Mr.. sawyer left number Of AIA
fine photographs in o. 2. Hairs show
window on exhibition.
George Gilman has been sick this week
With bemOrrhages Of the nose and tor
silitis but is now improving.
Miss Mabel Wells expects 70 rave to-
day for Boston where She vii spend a
few weeks with her brother and visiting
friends.
The community was shocked sunday
evening by the announcement Of The uH-
expected death OF Miss Jessie NJ Ter
which occurred at about ; j. sunday
afternoon. Miss Miller had been sui
lect to severe attacts Of sickness for tie
past two years and the cause was az
parently some disarrangemen Of the
stomach. Since the beginning Of the
/ year she has suffered from severa.. each
OF which was more severe than the pre-
/ ceding. Only short time since. a
couple OF weeks she had an attack which
was considered very critical ana a train
ed nurse was employed to care for her &;
from this she rallied and for several DAYS
was able to be about town apparently
/ getting along nicely. On Monday after
noon of last week she was feeling quite
well but toward night the sickness agaln
seized her In more acute form than be-
fore and she suffered greatly during the
week and part Of the day Sunday, get
ing easy short time before she died.
During her sickness she had the best Of
of medical care and nursing and bore
her pain bravely hardly uttering com
plant. She was y years and four
months of age and has always lived in
Norridgewock where by her sunny dis.
position she gained the friendship Of all
who knew her. Her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas Miller are Frustrated with
grief by their loss. Miss Miller was
prominant member of somerset
Rebekah Lodge and belonged to the
QulnnebasSet Quartette, she was ever
ready to give her services when needed
The funeral occurred yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the house: the member
OF her lodge, Somerset Rebekah, attend
ing in a body. Rev. W L Jennings of
the Congregational church dictated, as
sisted by Rev. F. g. Davis OF the Baptist
church. There was very large profu-
sion of flowers.
The second degree was conferred in
Quinnebasset Lodge | O. o. F. on Mon
day evening, next Monday evening the
third degree will be given and refresh
ments served
Mr.. Alton R. Horne and Miss Mary j.
Miller were united in marriage at Skow-
hogan on saturday afternoon. A recep-
ton was rendered them on Saturday
evening at the residence of W. B. Elan
ders on the north side of the river, about
thirty guests were present, refreshments
were served and the evening very plea
sanity passed playing games and telling
stories. Mr.. and Mrs Horne were the
recipients OF several beautiful presents
The Senior [ lass of the Y. Il. :. pre-
sented the play New Hampshire Cold
In the Congregational church on FRIDAY
evening of last week to a good sized
house. All the parts were well taken
and the play carried through with vim
The school orchestra furnished music
for the occasion. The amount netted By
the class was nearly S33. 90 which will be
used to defray the expenses of gradua.
ton. Tney intend soon to present the
same play at Smithfeld.
Rev. F. G. Davis was in Watervlle
Monday, attending the meeting Of the
Central Maine Theological ircle.
Sunday was RED Letter" dav in the
churches, and those who were not out
missed good thing. Rev. {. D. rane
of Yarmouth, Field worker of the state
ha q 4 .1: IL
interesting addresses, two at the Baptist
church, and one at the Congregational
church in the evening. Mr. Crane is q
live man and said something's that wert
both timely and inspiring.
James Hilton of Sandy RIVER, who wa.
home last week returned to his studio.
Monday morning, at the Bangor Bust
ness College.
Miss Flossie Moore of Waterville, wa,
in town over sunday, visiting at f. c
Hollis.
Miss Blanch Emery was home over
Sunday from Colby College.
Rev Mr. Jennings expects to close his
labors with the congregational Church
March 20'h, and goes at once to his new
charge at Lunenburg, Vt, where be Will
begin work on the following Sunday
The good wishes of many friends will q
with him and his family
MIR. Webb b. Hill. vel remembers
for his fine singing, has found It nrces-
sary to spend the winter IN the south on
account Of the effect upon him Of tin
severe cold. He is now at Deland. Fla.
where he has found the genial climate
much to his advantage.
Miss Nina Hussey and Miss Edith To
hey are home from Pennington Normal
school for two weeks vacation.
Joshua Bigeow IS again on our streets
supplying his customers after several
weeks enforced confinement by illness
Mrs. Rogers is paying a visit 70 her
son, the principle Of the High school.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers re.
Gently recorded in the county registry
New Portlsnd-Alice S. Caswen to NJ
F. Burns s425.
Fairtield-J. f. Allen to Lizz'e NJ
Holt, 81 Horace and A, t. Purinton Il
Horace Purnton Co., 81.
mi,hfield-Pauline d. Llttleheld tC
{. l.. Stevens, $40.
st. Albsns-Mary feathers ct al to )
NJ. Knight, 500 Damaris Palmer to W
A. Smith, 81.
Starks-B. B. Moore to Madison Vi
lage Cor. $50.
No. R 4-Chas. T. Wymsn to Greer
& Lander, sll73.33,
Csnssn--J. F. Rand to Vim. Cooper