The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-22
SOUTH SIDE GROCERY.
VIM. DONALDSON & SON

nounced early in August A specia
notice thereof will be sent to al candi
dates registering before August 20
For further information address w. w
Stetson, State Supt. Public Schools
Augusta.
Somerset grange corporation will hold
a special meeting in K. of P hall on
Saturday evening of this week to talk
over the hall matter. Great interest Ia
being worked up among the members in
the matter and it looks as though some
thug would be done with the matter
soon.
The following merchants have signed
an agreement to close their places OF
business for the 4th of July: A. F.
Dyer, o. F. Hall, H. E. Hale, Bracket
& Russell, E. A. Hilton, r. W. Cunlitf,
W. W. Huntoon, E. w. Allen, c. S.
Wright, W. H. Ward & Co., c. L. Carr
& Co, E. II. Vaughn, Horace Leavitt,
F. E. Jewell and Enid B. Holbrook.
Memorial exercises were observed by
Echo lodge No. 103 K. of P. on Sunday
afternoon. The members meeting in
their hall at 2 80 where the Pythian
memorial service was held after which
the line of march was taken to the south
side cemetery, led by the Norridgewock
Cadet band where the graves were dec
! Grated and the return march taken to
the hall.
Next Sunday afternoon, the members
of Quinnebassett Lodge | o o. F. and
Somerset Rebekah Lodge will meet in
their hall at 4 O'Clock for the purpose of
marching to the cemetery to perform
memorial services. All members are in
vited to attend.
Rev. Mr.. Hall of Oak Park, Chicago,
is spending the summer with his
nephew, Mr.. o F. Hall.
Mrs. John Cleveland is slowly gaining
and is now able to sit up for a short
time every day.
Miss Addis Vessie of La Junta, Cal.
is visiting friends in town and has i'm
proved in health very much since leav
ing here several years ago.
Mrs Charles P. Bigelow is improving
slowly and Is now able to ride out oc
casionally.
The help in Mr.. Hussey's coat shop
presented Mrs. Helen Holway with d
beautiful silver service on the occasion
of her leaving the shop, last week, for
more important home duties. The
present was an entire surprise and was
highly appreciated.
Mr.. Fred Davis attended the gradua'
ton exercises of the Skowhegan high
school on Tuesday evening of last week.
/ Rev. F. G.. Davis delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon before the members
of the graduating class of the n. Fl. s.,
Sunday morning. 1t was union meet
ing and was largely attended. The
thought was the corner stones of life
which were given as II am, can, and
will" With these the speaker said,
everything that has been done has been
accomplished and everything that will
be accomplished will be done. The
thoughts were clearly and beautifully
expressed.
The committee have fixed the date of
the Eaton school alumni reunion for
August 10th.
Mr.. A. w. Farrand and wife and Mrs,
E.. P. Spear of Rockand are spending a
/ couple of weeks with Mr.. and Mis-.
Charles Farrand. The gentlemen have
been up to Pleasant pond on four days
fishing trip and were successful in get
ting large quantity of trout.
AT Fogg's drug store, Skowhegan,
you'll iud everything you need for the
proper celebration Of the Glorious Fourth.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
The graduating exercises of the Nor
ridgewock high school took place in the
Congregational church, last evening, be-
fore large audience of the towns
people, and was one of the most success
full events of the kind ever held here.