The Somerset reporter., 1904-06-16
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns.
NOrridgewOck.
commencement week.

Commencement week.
Rather cold weather for corn.
The Hale block is receiving coat Of
paint.
The SO oond degreewill be conferred
In Ouinnebasset Lodge |. o. o. F. next
Monday evening.
Miss Carrabel Baxter of Pawtucket,
R l. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. H..
Fuller.
Miss Mary Page returned from Boston,
Tuesday, where she had severe surgi-
cal operation performed for cancer OF
the tongue.
Mr.. Charles Smith, who broke his
collar bone some weeks ago by falling
from a loaded team, is getting along
nicely.
William Lessor died, Monday after
noon, after a sickness of several weeks
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Nsdeau, on the north side of the river
The funeral services were held at Show
hogan, yesterday morning, in the Cstho-
lilo church.
Next Tuesday evening, will be the
nomination of officers in Echo Lodge
X. of p. and also Interesting matters In
regard TO the working of the ranks will
come before the meeting and good at
tendance is desired. One week from
Tuesday evening the third rank will be
conferred and general good time will
be enjoyed sfterward.
Miss Nina Hussey graduated from the
Pennington Normal school, last week,
and Is now at home.
NJ. Wat.oa 80 Dostop 10 Wait.
ing her sister, Mrs. FL. NJ. Haywood of
Sunset Hill.
J.F. Frye lost valuable dog Satur-
day of last week, by its getting too
familiar with hedgehog. Its mouth
and throat were filled with the quilts
and his nose ane the outside of his face
looked as though lie WAS festhering out.
1t was impossible to remove them and
be was shot.
Children's night was observed in
Somerset Grange last Thursday evening,
and the hall was filled. Seating room
was exhausted and many were obliged
TO sit on the steps near the office CHI irs
and others found standing room only
The grange was opened at first and
business of the evening which could not
be postponed, transacted after which
the little folks, the guests of the even
ing. were invited to enter. The pro-
gram was furnished entirely by the
visitors and was as follows: Song by
Margaret Rowland; recitation, Linnion
Brown; song, Fayette Barker; recitation,
Gertie Green; song, "Just because she
made those goo goo eyes" Cora Witham
and Mamie Bigelow; recitation, "Irde.
tendance Bell" Estelle Howe; song,
"Jolly Old st. Nicholas" Beryl Fuller
and Eula Bigelow; recitation, 1.-THE In
ventor's Wife, Iva Stevens; recitation,
"What She Said" Marion Tracy; recita-
ton, "Selling the Baby" Mamie Bige-
low; recitation, "a New Brother"
Beryl Fuller; recitation, "Baby Brother,
Eula Bigelow; song, "She rests by the
Swanee River" Estelle Rowe; recitation,
1.-THE song of Santiago" Elva Cunllff;
recitation, "a sick doll" Florence
Tobey; song, Eva Sawtele; recitation,
Elsie Mitchell; recitation, Carrie Alice
Damon; song, Eva and Louise Holway;
defamation by Leo Winslow; song, Roy
Marcia; song Gertie Green and Eva
instrumental music by Rudolph
Rowland, After the program the young
guests were invited into the dining room
where two long tables were set and they
enjoyed feast of ice cream and cake.
1t was past midnight before they even
began to go home. 1t was very
pleasant occasion.
There will be a special meeting of the
Grange, tomorrow evening, to confer
the first and second degrees.s
Miss Mabel Francis of Skowhegan 10
making visit with her sister, Mrs.
Arthur WEIGH of this place.
The Memorial sermon of the Knights
of Pythias will be given by Rev. f. G
Davis next Sunday morning befo'e
Echo Lodge No. 1903. All members of
the lodge are requested to be at the hall
at 0 80 sharp to be in readiness to take
up the line of march at the appointed
time.
There will be no services in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday morn
ing, and the members have been invited
to unite with those of the Baptist church
In listening to the X. of P. sermon.
Mr.. j. II. Gould delivered the sermon