The Somerset reporter., 1905-11-16

The members of the Congregational
Sunday school and their families will
have social and supper in the banquet
hall Chrlsi mas day with tree and en-.
tertainment in the evening
Forest Corson died very suddenly,
Wednesday morning, Nov 8ih, OF heart
failure. He was subject to attacks OF
fantness but the fatal ending was entire
ly unexpected The funeral exercises
were held saturday forenoon, conducted
by Rev. G.. f. Sargent The burial was
at Athens. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of many friends.
The will tge schools have closed for a
vacation of three weeks.
Mrs. Bert Moody has been quite Sc
rously ill.
Rev. w. A Richmond of Bingham
pi cached an excellent sermon in the
Congregational church, sunday morn
ing, Mt. Sargent exchanging pulpits
with him.
Mrs. Turner Buswel is detained in
Beverly, Mass by the serious illness of
her brother-in law, o. B French.
Artie McClintock shot a fine deer,
last Thursday, weighing over 200 pounds
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. GRAY were down
river, last week.
T j. Young and family went TO lies
boro, Tuesday, on a short visit.
school in district number of this
town closed, Friday, after very success
full term taught by Lulu Irvine. The
closing exercises, consisting OF recita-
lions and songs were given very nicely
l.. Al rkn haT n
not absent from school more than two
days were Edward Holmberg, Eldred
Head. Susie Bowden, lice Longley.
Annie Holmberg, Gala Bowden, Emil
Sired and Lille Holmberg.
The Rev NJ Sargent will give sec
ond lecture on southern Experiences,
next Sunday evening.
The following program was given by
the Congregational Sunday school, Sup-
day evening, Nov. II: song by the
school; 9th Psalm by the school; pray
er, pastor; anthem, choir; reports of at
tendance, Mrs. Sargent; psalm, Mr..
Longley's class; marching exercise, Mrs.
Merril's class; recitation. Florence
Doige; Gong, school; Boys of the Bible"
Mrs. Coolidge's classes; recitation, otel-
la Hill; song. Gladys and Earl Merrill;
reading. Mae Sargent; story for the
children, Rev F. Sargent; song,
school; benediction. The superintend-
emf, Mrs G. f. sargent finds the giving
of the simple entertainments once
month very beneficial to the welfare of
the Sunday school.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet.
this week, Thursday, with Mrs. ieander
McIntire. Members and friends cordial
ly invited
Miss Nettie Adams has bean visiting
her COUSIN, Leafy Padham
Mrs Rose MoIutyre IF Auburn has
been visiting her son, Leslie Adams, and
other relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Hodgden closed very success
full term of teaching in Buker district,
Friday evening of last week In the
evening the scholars give an entertain
ment 10 rate money to purchase a flag
for the school. All present had de-
lightful time.
Allie squire is reported to be improv-
ing from MS sickness.
Northern Light Rebekah Lodge, No
rs | o o. F will hold social and
Finch party in Odd Fellows hall next
Saturday evening, Nov 18th. All mem
bers of the lodge and their families are
requested to be present. Each family
can invite two friends. All members of
other Rebekah Lodges living in this vi
cinity are invited. A short entertain
ment will also DO given. The members
are planning on good time and an eff
fort will be made to extend them through
the winter