The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-15
SOUTH SIDE GROCERY.
Vim, DONALDSON & SON.

The third rank was conferred in Echo
| Lodge X. of P. ON two candidates on
Tuesday evening of last week. treat
of bananas was furnished after lodge
The band boys have been engaged
for the Fourth of July by Smthtield
parties
Carol Staples house is up and board
ed and work will soon be commenced
on the inside. The wiring for electric
lights was put in this week.
Mrs. Addie Fuller and Miss Lizzie
McGray of Freedom are visiting for a
short time with the Fullers at Fernside
Dairy Farm.
Rev. E. Pepper has sold his place to
Mrs. Lizzie b. Jones anG will go to
Madison to live with his son, Dr.. Pep
per of that place.
Miss Bell Adams, who has been
seriously i'll at Madison, is considerably
better and expects to return here this
week,
Graduation at hand
The Maine division of the sunshine
Society will hold an all days session at
Lakewood, to day, with picnic dinner.
The meeting will be addressed by Mrs
John sumner Heald of Portland, presi-
dent of the Maine branch. This society
is we'll known by the beautiful work
which it is doing among the sick OF the
country, furnishing literature and good
cheer in various forms for the bed rlo.
den ones. Mrs. William Mitchell of
this place is an earnest worker in this
line and has been one of the officers for
number of years.
Rev. w. b. Hague of South Bridgton,
one of the officials of the Maine mis-
sionary society, will speak before the
conference of the Congrega ional
churches being held here, this week.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached to the members of the grad
uating class of the N. II 5. at the Bap
fist church, next Sunday morning, by
Rev. F. G. Davis. 1t will be union
service.
The Y. II. s. base ball team played
against the Madison Il. 5. team at the
grounds here, last Saturday afternoon
| The score stood 10 to 6 in favor of the
Madisons. The men of the visiting team
appeared to be considerably older and
larger than those of the home team and
good fight however.
The grammar school team will play
the Madison next Saturday.
The graduating exercises of the Nor
ridgewock high school will take place
in the Congregational church, June 2lst.
The programs and invitations have been
received from the printer and are very
neat piece of work.
Miss Nina Hussey ard Miss Edith
Tobey attended the graduation exercises
at the Pennington Normal school, last
week.
Mr.. John Taylor vas in town from
Skowhegan, this week, for few days.
Mrs. Il. d. Burgess will leave, this
week, to spend few days with her
parents in North Arson.
Mrs. F. L. Ames will leave, to-day, to
spend short time with her parents in
Unity, Maine.
The graduating exercises of the Nor
ridgewock grammar school will be held
in the Baptist church on Thursday
afternoon of next week.
The Village Improvement society will
meet in their parlors, tomorrow after
noon. The programs will be ready for
distribution at this meeting. Instead of
the regular quotations each member is
requested to speak of or have short
article about the place and town where
they were born.
Memorial Sunday will be deserved by
the Odd Fellows and Rhbekahs on June
25th. The members are requested to
meet at the hall at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon.