The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-08-04
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
NorridgewOck.

The sweet corn In looking fine, APP
parently after long suffering the planters
will meet with rich success this season.
Daniel Bigelow and Dell Bigelow will
have, next week for up river. Their
Headquarters will be in the town of
Bigelow in the numbering section.
Mrs. William Whiting has been quite
seriously Ill, during the past week, but
10 now improving.
Mr. George Simonds, who has been
laid up by straining the ligaments of his
night arm, Is able to be about his work,
although he has not fully recovered the
use of his arm.
e. II. Fuller is having his house paint
ed.
A. Hilton is having repairs done on
ais store on Main street.
At the regular meeting of the Village
improvement Society, last Friday after
aeon, a very interesting musical program
was presented by Mrs. Bolan who had
sharge of the meeting The attendance
vas large there being about fifty present.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Whiting and MI.
william Whiting arrived from New
York, Saturday afternoon, for their
summer vacation.
Rev. F. G Davis and family have re-
Earned from North pond after spending
n week at the cottages.
Mr. Ralph Tibbetts arrived from
Boston, Saturday, to spend his summer
vacation with his mother and sister.
Mrs. Della Tibbetts, Miss Rens and
Mr.. Ralph, are spending a week at the
pond
Mrs. NJ. j. Hathaway will leave soon
Tor foreign trip with one of her Ban
gor friends,
We are glad to learn that Miss Emily
Danforth is improving and that there Is
a good prospect of her regaining her
syesight.
Mrs. Fannie Lindsey ellis arrived on
Thursday of last week, to visit with the
Misses Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barker started
from Florida, last week, on their way
home after spending nearly a year at
that place.
MS. F. G Davis and son Fred, left,
yesterday, for Shirley, Mass where they
will be present during the Old Home
Week exercises. Before returning
A0me they will visit friends in Pepperell.
East Pepperell, Maiden, Nashua and
Springvale.
Mrs. B. F. Turner and daughter Merle
arrived from Rumford Falls, Tuesday
night, to spend few days with Mrs. J.
Ames. Mr.. Turner and the other child
ron will arrive later to spend two or
three weeks at North pond.
The funeral of James Gilman occur
red from the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Gilman, last Thurs
day afternoon at l o'clock, Rev. r. G.
Davis officiating.
Mrs. Blanche Hosey of Franklin,
Mass, Is spending her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gil
man.
Miss Vira Lawton of Watervlle has
been spending few days with her
brother, Fred Lawton.
Miss Mary Moore of Waterville was
Sn town, Saturday, on her way to North
pond
Mr. Bradley of Cornish, who has been
spending few days with his daughter,
Mrs. Henry Hussey, returned home,
Monday.
Mrs. lsadore Baker Wing and sons
arrived home, Monday night, from the
West to visit friends and be present ut
the reunion of the Eaton and n. H. S.
Alumni meeting.
Mrs. Charles Whiting was called to
WAterville, Monday afternoon. to attend
the funeral of her brother-in.law, Mr..
Farr OF Newport, r. l., who passed
away at his home In that place, last
Thursday night.
Miss Ethel Sampson and brother ar.
rived, Monday night, from Massachusetts
to spend their vacation here and at the
pond. For few days they will be the