The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
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Installations are the order of the day.
Several small snow storms during the
past week but not much snow has fallen.
Mr.. Carl Cross is at home again for
short time.
Cedar Chapter No. 80, o. K. s., will
hold its regular meeting Friday evening
of this week at 80 p. m. Members are
req uested to be prompt. At $50 the
Chapter will open for the installation at
which each member has the privilege OF
bringing one guest.
The Village Improvement Society will
meet this week on Friday afternoon in
their rooms In the Library building, the
subject of the meeting will be THE
/ Club at School," The committee In
charge are Mrs Annette Burgess, Mrs.
Winnie Burgess, Mrs. Delors Hilton and
| Mrs. Jeanette johnson. We remember
the club In school during our younger
days but they didn't call it by such an
aggressive name, seems to me they call
cd it "ferule" then.
Miss Lena Worthley entertained a
numbe OF her friends, last Saturday, 1t
being the occasion OF her fifteenth
| birthday.
Miss Florence Davis has been confined
to the house for few days by sickness,
but is now able to be about again.
Mrs. j. D. Ames returned from Bos-
ton, Monday of this week, after spend
ing number of days In that vicinity.
Mr.. VIM Bracket comes out with a
new automobile, an Auto car, in which
he expects to enjoy many good ride
during the coming summer. Mr.. Brack
EFT Ia progressive and with his automo-
bile and motor boat he seems to be pro-
vided for transportation both by land
and by sea. We shall look for him to
have a'fying machine next year.
Mrs. Esther Fuller had a surgical
operation performed last Sunday for the
removal of a tumor, which was very
successful and she is doing nicely at the
present writing.
Rev. r g. Davis reports from New
Orleans that he Ia very pleasantly locat-
Gated and that they are having June
weather with the pansies in bloom and
the hooking birds singing.
The installation of the officers of Som
erset Rebekah Lodge No. II, occurred
in their hall last Friday evening the in
stalling officer being Mrs. Alice Baker
assisted by Mrs. Mary II. Bailey at
grand marshall, Mrs. Sarah Hutchins as
vice grand, Mrs. jeanette johnson al
grand secretary, and Mrs. Helen M
Pierce as grand treasurer. The Officers
installed were Mrs. Althea Campbell
noble grand; Mrs Sadie Bigelow, vice
grand; Mrs, Mary Carr, secretary; Mrs
Harriet Blaisdell, treasurer; Mrs. May
Flanders, warden; Mrs. Georgia Bruce
conductor; Miss Marion Taylor, inside
guard; Mrs. Nellie Taylor, outside guard
Mr Fred II. Tobey, right supporter
noble grand Mrs. Lila Tobey, lef
supporter noble grand; Mrs. Lydi'
Longley, right supporter vice grand
Mrs. Olive Bigelow, left supporter vic'
grand. After listening to the remark
from the visitors the session was CLOSED
and everybody retire d to the dining hal
where refreshments OF cake and COFFEE
were served.
The installation of the officers of Ech
Lodge, K. Of P, took place on Tuesda
evening of this week and was followed
by an oyster supper. A list of the OF
ficers will be given In next weeks issue
Mrs. A. NJ. Greenwood. who has bee
IA resident of this town, and for man
years past mas lived at ner nome U
Main street, died at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. George Kimball in Pitts
, field last week. The interment occur
red here last Saturday morning Mrs.
Greenwood was about SS years of age.
: Mrs. Mabel Ketchum arrived her
from Boston, Monday, to spend coupl
of weeks with her parents, Mr.. and MIR
b. B. Wells.
Mr.. Goldey of the Baptist church
: spending q few days of this week
4 Lewiston.
, Miss Alice johnson and Miss Be
l Adams are spending a few days visitin
friends In Madison.
! A dancing school was organized
D Grange hall last week which will be he'll
on Saturday evenings.