The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-29
NORRlpGEWOCK.

Some wet muddy weather during the
past week
All ready for the Thanksgiving tur
key?
There seems to be great deal to be
thankful for here In Maine after 80
pleasant and profitable farming season.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church have been busy getting things
ready for their fair which will take place
on Tuesday of next week In their vestry.
The date Is Dec. 4th.
Union Thanksgiving services were
held in the Baptist church on Sunday
evening. with a large attendance. A
very interesting address was given by
Rev j II. Gould of the Congregational
church
Carol Wheeler closed bis school last
Friday after very successful term.
Mr. II G.. Hussey Is busy putting In
the large furnace in the Grange hall.
Mr.. William Hobbs our veteran furnace
and stove man is doing the metal work.
There will be great masquerade ball
in the Grange hall on Wednesday even
ing under the auspices of grange com
mittee and the proceeds will go into
the hall fund committee is also busy
preparing minstrel program which
they will present sometime about the
twelfth of December.
The sunday afternoon meetings which
have been held In the Frederic district
during the summer and fall have been
discontinued for the winter, the last one
occurring last Sunday.
Mrs Roxie Taylor nd Miss Alice Tay.
lor have been spending a few days visit
ing friends in watervile.
Miss Goldie Baisdell is at home from
Pennington for a short vacation.
Mr.. E. Z Barker went up river last
week on hunting trip and succeeded in
getting fine buck deer, which was
shipped down to this place. Monday.
daughter, Marjorie, are making prepar-
atoms To spend few weeks visiting
friends in Massachusetts.
Miss Iva Collins has been spending a
few days visiting friends in Madison,
during the past week.
Rev. F g. Davis attended the Central
Maine Theologic4l Circle at Watervlle
on Monday of this week.
Mrs j D. Ames and daughter, Ma
mic, were in Watervile, one day last
week.
Miss Merle Turner is spending a short
vacation at her home in Topsham.
Evangelist Bow ely Green of Portland
will begin evangelisto services at SHOW
hogan next Sunday evening in which the
churches of that place unite.
Mrs G. II. Fuller will leave this week
for short visit with her sister, Mrs.
Frances Baxter Of Pawtucket, r l.
Mr.. w. q. Everett's new wood work.
ing shop is clug clugging merrily along
with their gasoline engine power and
are at present employed in getting out
some very nice sled runners and other
jobbing.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs Lind
sey still continues to be in i'll health and
that the trip west was not made under
the most favo able circumstances. Sew
eral delays on the way of a trying ma
ture did not improve her health.
Mr.. K. r. Wetherbee of Boston has
been spending few days with DR.. w.
r. Brown.
Miss Ada Nadeau has been confined
to the house for few days by sickness,
but is now somewhat better.
Miss Emily Danforth, who has been
confined to her bed for few days by
sickness, is now better.
Mrs. G. B. Colby has been confined to
the house by diphtheria but is getting
along as well as could be expected.
The schools closed last week on ac
count of diphtheria and scarlet fever in
town.
The many friends of Rev. w. l.. Jen.
nings, formerly of this place, will be
glad to know that he has received a call
from large church in Cabot, Vermont,
which carries with it much larger
salary than he has been receiving.
The regular monthly Rebekah supper
was given in their hall last Friday even
ing with an attendance of over one hun
dred.
Mrs. Hattie Field and Miss Hattie
Lopgley spent day In Madison last
week. Mrs. Field ia making arrange
ments to have rooms in Mrs. Hopkins
80 .. II.