The Somerset reporter., 1904-10-20
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Fine weather

A Halloween parry il the K. Of +.
hall on the evening IF Dct 31st, which
will be given by the members Of
the senior class Of the \. n. ).
These parties have become A YEARLY
feature with the school and are the
source Of much merrimeut and also
impart much Information Of the 'taiut
30 kind, although the seers and seereses
in attendance will solemnly inform you
that It's his satanic truth Fortune tell
ers, fish ponds, ghosts and hobgobnns
will be In attendance.
At the regular meeting Of Cedar
Chapter No. 81, o. L ,, tomorrow
evening, Mervina Chapter Of Madison lie
expected to be present as guests aud the
degree will be conferred supper will
be served at 7 O'Clock.
Mr.. Harry Briggs, one Of our new
farmers from the Aroosto3k section,
comes in on the home stretch with TOO
barrels Of potatoes which be raised On
his place, the McIntire farm, So called
on about eight acres Of land, which
shows that the tubers will grow TO this
section if you only have the know how
70 do it.
try on Tuesday evening was very Auc-
cessful. The attendance was large and
the spread was exceedingly fine
The first rank was conferred in Echo
Lodge, X Of F., on Tuesday evening If
this week. after which supper was served
in the dining hall and the remainder Of
the evening was spent pleasantly in
smoke talk.
Miss Jennie Payne, who has been at
home from Waterville for week, re-
turned to her work in the Maine Central
repair shops, Monday morning. She has
an excellent position as telegraph opera
tor and bOokkeepeer.
At the auction, Monday, Of the house
hold goods of Louis DeLemos, ,he sale
was brisk and nearly everything went a.
good prices Mr. DeLemos aud his fam.
lily left, Tuesday morning. for New
York. They will spend some time in
New York, New Jersey aud Connecticut
visiting friends, after which they will
leave for Jacksonville, Florida where
they will spend the winter
A very pleasant affair was the double
wedding of Mr.. Fred o Priest and Miss
Addie NJ Priest, at their parents home
in North Fairfield, Saturday evening
The contracting parties were Mr. Fred
G Priest to Miss Florence Edna Stevens
and Mr.. Edgar Murray to Miss Addie NJ d..
Priest, The double ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. F. G Davis of the Bap
fist hurch, the ring service being used
Only the immediate families OF the con-
tracing parties were present.
Cyrus Bean, who has been in poor
health for number of months from a
shock but who, until recently has been
able to get about slowly. is not SO well
and is confined to the house.
Miss Alice Rogers is at home from
Skowhegan on account of the failing
health of her father, Nj Ariel Rogers.
John Spaulding left for winter in
the woods this week
Charles Sawyer was in town from
Pennington the first Of the week He
reports meeting with good success in his
Photographic work in that section.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bigelow are
moving into Fred Lawton's house on
Waterville hill, which has just been va.
Gated by MIR Cunlff's family.
George Gilman will move into TIE B.
J. TItueIlc mousse soon. ais pace vas
recently sold to Z. Hussey.
charles Preble is moving into the
Wing house at the foot OF sunset hill
l.. K. Folsom is attending the Grand
Lodge, J. o o. u, at Bangor this week.
as a delegate from Quinneba sset Lodge
OF this place,
Mrs George Boston left, Tuesday
inn Of -
Mass, where she will spend the winter
with relatives.
There will be no meeting of the Vii
lage Improvement society this week on
account of the absence from town Of
one of the ladies in charge. The meet.
ing will be held on Friday afternoon Of
next week instead
The third degree was conferred in
Qunnebasset Lodge, l. o. o F, on
Monday evening of this week