The Somerset reporter., 1906-06-07
NorridgeWOck

The members OF tue heDcAdh LOuBo
will meet at the hall at three O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon and march to the
cemetery, where they will decorate the
graves Of departed members. Ladies
are requested TO meet at the hall, Satur-
day afternoon at four o'clock to make
wreaths and boquets.
W. Y. Brown has returned from Bos-
ton where he went to purchase an auto
mobile for Hamlin Hale
Lewis Whiting says they are feeling
pretty safe now about going to bed as
they have nine dogs to protect them
from thieves.
The rains of the past week have i'm
proved the looks of the grass around
here but not the condition of the roads.
Mrs. +. j. Watts was in Waterville,
Sunday.
The new sidewalk from the band
stand to the corner of the grange lot has
greatly improved the looks of the street
Charles Rogers is falling
Mira. Fiske and daughter left Monday
for xineo.
The Clarke sisters have returned home
after spending the winter at Ptnehurst,
North Carolina.
DIR Llewellyn Brown is improving in
health 80 as to be out in his garden.
The graduating exercises of the gram
mar school will occur at the Baptist
church, June IA, in the afternoon. The
Junior exhibition of the high school will
be on Friday evening, June 10, at the
Congregational church.
Frank ]. Watts is in Boston this week
on business connected with his coat
shop. He la having the boiler here re-
paired and they will then be in good
condition for the summer work OF which
he has goodly amount promised.
Warren Walton is improving in health.
Mrs. S. K. Fuller is visiting relatives
in Freedom.
The Congregational Somerset c. o.
annual conference will convene at North
Arson, June IA and Is, large attend
snce Ia hoped for.
Soloman Piper of Smithfield was
buried from his late residence on Tues
day of last week, Rev. Mr.. Gould attend
ed the funeral
Rev. and Mrs Merrill of the Foxcroft
and Dover Congregational church are
visiting at the home OF Henry George.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday at the Congregational church.
The children of the society are request
ed to meet at the vestry, to rehearse al
o'clock, Saturday afternoon.
There was a good attendance of the
X. Ps on Sunday, where they liste ned to
most excellent sermon by the pastor,
Rev. f. G. Davis The cornet playing
by Mr. Il. f Hale and piano accompani-
ment BY Florence Davis WAS also much
appreciated by all
Mr. Fred Barker and wife of Glouces-
ter. Nass are visiting his mother, Mrs
Clara Barker.
Henry Tappan of Wateiville has been
visiting at the home of Mrs Maria Hop
kins
DR. Ames is attending the National
Medical Association In Boston this week.
Willis Knowlton, one of the old Eaton
scholars, was in town last week
John Lunt cut hs hand quite badly
while at work ia a mill one day last
week
Mrs. Henry Whiting would be glad of
news of her hite coon cat which she
last saw, Wednesday evening of last
week.
Linn White had the misfortune to
break his leg while at work In mill re-
Gently.
The remains of Stephen Cleveland of
Skowhegau, formerly of Norridgewook,
were brought here for burial last week
Rev. Mr.. Davis offered prayer at the
grave.
Roosevelt Baker has sold his fine COW
to the Whitney Bros. and will now de-
vote his time to gardening at which he
is an adept.
Daniel Field is reported as having ar
rived safely at Saratoga and in being in
very good spirits.
Ladies' Missionary meeting of the
Congregational church will meet on next
Tuesday at 80; meeting will be with
Mrs. Maria Hopkins.
Wallace Taylor Is failing.