The Somerset reporter., 1909-04-01
NORRIDGEWOCK.

The snow is settling every day and
the travelling is soft and sloppy but 1t
10 not nearly down to bare ground
yet.
The regular monthly Rebekah sup
per was held in their hall on Friday
evening of last week with rather
smaller attendance than usual on ac-
count of the large amount of sick
ness and the bad condition of the
walking. An interesting literary and
musical program was given after the
supper.
One of the chimneys of the Watts
block burned out one day of last
week causing some anxiety for a
short time.
Mrs. George Porter visited friends
in Monmouth one day of last week
and enjoyed the visit very much.
Mrs. Porter is known by everyone as
one of our smartest women. she al
WAYS has large number OF boarders
AND she gives then 'Sa anest of home
cooking. 10 is seldom indeed that
she feels that she can drop her cares
and take an outing.
There was good attendance at the
Spiritualist meeting in G.: a. K. hall
on Tuesday evening OF last week.
On tuesday evening of this week the
ladies of that society gave a puoilc
supper in the same hall with good
number patronizing.
Mrs. Almon Blaisdell who has been
visiting friends in Waldo county is
again at home.
Mrs. Alyinza Whitcomb of Farm
inpton Falls has been spending few
DAYS visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. F. Carr of Main street.
Mrs. Henrietta Wood was in town
last week.
The gational parish will give
their pastor and his wife, Rev. and
Mrs. Bainton, a reception at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Brackley,
on Thursday evening of this week
Mrs. Maria Hopkins will leave on
Wednesday of this week for Provi-
dence, r. l., where she will visit her
son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Hopkins.
Mrs. Charles Miller has been con-
fined to the house this week with the
grip.
The v. I. S. held very pleasant
meeting in their rooms on Friday
afternoon of last week, the subject of
the meeting was "Connecticut." A
pleasing musical program was inter-
woven.
Arrangements were competed
some little time ago for Mr.. Kenyon,
the evangelist to be in town to com
mence a series of meetings in the
Baptist church last Sunday morn
ing. Owing to the great interest in his
meetings In the AroOstook county, he
felt that it would be policy to con-
tinue them for few weeks longer
and take up this work little later
when the travelling got better.
Mr.. Charles Fuller, who has been
suffering from the measles, Is now
better and able to attend to the bust
ness about his dairy farm.
Miss Lillian Bates of Waterville has
been in town this week visiting her
sister, Mrs. @. A. Whiting.
Mr.. William Bracket has been con-
fined to the house this week by the
prevailing distemper, but IS now
gaining.
The members of Quinnebasset
Lodge l. o. o. r. are making pre-
partitions to attend the district meet
ing which will be held in Madison on
Friday evening of this week. Inc
members will leave here on the regu
lar train which leaves this station at
4.3Op m. After arriving at Madison
they will find supper all prepared for
them by the ladies of the Madison
Rebekah Lodge. After attending the
meeting a special train will be IN
readiness to bring them back ana put
them to bed.
MIR. Louis Whiting has been con-
fined to the house with the grip.
Mr.. 0. F. Hall, who was seriously
siok last week, Is now much i'm
proved.
CARATUNk
Miss Ola Bridges has finished work
at w. F. Washburn's and has return
cd to Madison.
E.o,L Millar returned from Jack