The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-07-19
NORRIpGEM OCk.

l02 in the. shade is plenty hot enough
for us.
The Village Improvement Society will
hold their annual field day on Friday
afternoon of this week on the lawn at
John Spauding's residence There
will be ice cream and cake and picnic
supper, very pleasant time is expected.
Mr.. Fred Coolidge aud mother of
soon visited at r. NJ. Bakers this
week
Mrs. Mary Lowe is expected to be in
town to attend the annual reunion OF
the Eaton and Norridgewock High
School Association.
Mrs. o. E. Edwards of Chelsea, Mass
is in town visiting her sister, Mrs.
Henry Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Durham and MI.
f. K. Wetherbee arrived Monday after
noon from Somerville, Mass, to occupy
their cottage, the Fernside Bungalow,
for the summer Since his last trip here
/ Mr.. Wetherbee has been travelling quite
extensively in the western states.
DR.. Charles Dole of Jamaica Plain,
! Mass, will occupy the pulpit in the
Congregational church, next Sunday
/ morning. Mr.. Dole is Norridgewock
/ boy who has won national reputation
as a writer and speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs Cony Russell and Mr..
aud Mrs. D. g. Wood are spending a
few days at North Pond for an outing.
Rev. F. G Davis is having a two
weeks vacation and there will be 10
services in the Baptist church for the
next two Sundays.
Miss Rebecca Clarke was taken quite
seriously sick, last sunday, but is bet
ter at this writing.
Miss Farmer of Pennington has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs d. +. Field.
Miss Eva Taylor is again confined to
to the house by sickness OF nature
similar to that which she had, last sum
mer.
Rev and Mrs, J. Il. Gould will leave
on Thursday of this week for Portland
to visit Mr.. Gould's mother who is
seriously ill.
Rev. B. r. Turner went to Brunswick,
Saturday, to be in his pulpit, Sunday,
returning Monday to the pond. Mr..
Turner and his family will spend several
weeks more at this beautiful resort.
Mr.. Guild of Bath, secretary OF the 7.
NJ. c. A, and wife are also spending
their vacation there.
The farmers generally are just begin
ming haying in this section, while the
crop will be rather lighter than it is
some years, it will be considerably bet
ter than it was expected to be couple
of weeks ago,
Mrs Wilbur Flanders is receiving
visit from her sister.
About fifty dollars was cleared at the
grange dance, last week Thursday even
ing Ice cream and cake were ON sale
Il has been planned to give dance or
exhibition at frequent intervals during
the summer for the purpose. The next
dance is billed for Thursday OF next
week. Good music is promised and
probably refresh ments will be served al
though we are not entirely sure of this.
1t Is expected that enough money will
soon be raised to purchase the lumber
and lay the floor In the upper room or
main hall when it can be opened for
more extensive use.
Mr. Charles Morse remains about the
same as last week.
Mr. Henry Hussey and family will
leave on Thursday of this week for a
ten days vacation at the pond.
Mr. Ralph Ketchu m is in town from
Boston this week.
The Salvation Army of Skowhegan
have made arrangements to hold exer-
cises In the Baptist Oh APPEL on Wednes-
day evening of this W eek.
The Eaton & n. II. S. Alumni AS
ISOLATION will hold their regular reunion
on Tuesday August 9TH. The follow
ing extracts from their circular will give
the arrangements, probably the circulars
will not be mailed to the local members
but their presence is wanted just the
same.
The eleventh annual reunion of the
Eaton & Norridgewock High School
Alumni Association will occur Tuesday,
August 7. 1905. All members accom-
panied by their husbands and wives, or
those who desire to become members,
are requested to meet at the High
School building at half past two, p m,
wuere will be an opportunity to meet
| old friends Following the meet
ing in the schoolroom, supper will
be served, after which an evenings
entertainment will be given, chiefly by
former pupils of the school. All former
pupils, whether graduates or not of the
Eaton or Norridgewock High School,
as well as all teachers, past or present,
are requested to join this Association,
either before or after the meeting, by
paying rs cents to the Secretary or Trea-
surer, az may be most convenient. At
the meeting of June "a, 1893, it was vo
ted that there should be % cts paid an
nualy by each member for the expenses
of the Association. The sum is now
due and should be received at once,
| On payment of dues each member is
entitled 20 one membership and one
mplimentary ticket. The Committee
of Arrangements request that those who
expect to be present will send their
names to the Secretary. The pamphlets
of past reunions will be on sale at the
me citing Reduced railroad rates are
expected
Mrs. George Carr spent a few days of
last week at the pond.
The annual Spiritualist Campmeeting
will be held at Lakewood, next Sunday,
with good speakers
CARATUNK.
The following is the report of Schools