The Somerset reporter., 1904-12-01
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Miss T. Lillian could of Boston, Mass i,
Mr.. f G. Abbee of Fort Fairfield, Me
aud Geo w. Gould of owhegan ate
dinner on Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Ii. bbee in Norridgewock
The Congregational Society's fair will
belgiven on Tuesday of next week, many
new attractions have been arranged for.
The teachers have all returned from
their homes where they spent Thanks
giving
Mrs 5. X. Fuller il expected to arrive
home this week, after making an extend
cd visit with relatives and friends in
Massachusetts,.
The little snow which arrived the first
of the week helped the SEEDING.
Mr. l. forest Brown has moved from
the farm and will now live with his
brother, DR., l.. Brown.
Mr.. VI. 4 Carr is working for V G
unfit in the blacksmith shop formerly
occupied by T. S. Totman.
Mrs e. r. Donovan of Lowell, Mass j,
is spending few weeks with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. W. 5. Tobey of
Mechanic street.
Miss Mabel Wo0dsome is at home on
4 vacation for short time.
schools began again Monday after a
vacation of week for Thanksgiving
Mrs. James Spauldng and son of
Watervile spent Thanksgiving with her
sister, Mrs. George ilussey.
Rev. r G.. Davis attended the Maine
=. H.
WatervIlle on Monday of this week.
The Village improvement Society
will meet on Friday afternoon of this
week at the home of Mrs Charles Hus-
sey. The subject of the meeting will be
Russia with quotations from current
events.
The date for the Baptist Fair has been
set for Dec 10th.
Mr.. Eugene Frederick of Starks was
in town on Monday of this week on bus
iness.
been visiting her mother, Mrs. A. NJ.
Greenwood of this place for few days
and returned home Monday.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Carol staples this week.
Mr.. Bell of Altoona, Penn, il visiting
his daughter, Mrs r. W. Spauldng, for
few weeks.
Cedar Chapter o. E. s. WAS very pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening Nov.
%, by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. o Carr, the
Worthy Matron and Patron of the Chap
ter The first part of the evening was
spent in II very jolly hunt for captain
Kidd's Gold" Miss Florence Jewett
and Mr.. Walter Taylor were the success
iul searchers, closely followed by Miss
Be le Hall and Mr. NJ. f. Carr Pit,
Finch and the now game of Sherlock
Holmes were participated in until IA late
hour. Dainty refreshments of cake and
coffee were served during the evening
When the party broke mp all felt that
one moro most enjoyable evening had
had been passed by the Chapter
Fred Lawton recently went out hunt
ing aud after due time returned to his
boarding place with quarter of deer
which he says he shot Nick Miller az
whose house he boards says that it may
be so but If it Is we have had the most
drying weather during the past few days
that he ever heard of, he says that the
meat is as dry az though it had been
shot couple of weeks of ordinary
weather. Not that he doubts Fred's
word of course. In connection with this
il came about that Mr.. Baker, one of our
esteemed residents who has passed we'll
into his eighties mentioned that he had
never tasted venison MI. l. ,wson i'm
mediately presented Mr.. Baker with all
the meat he needed for number of
tastes