The Somerset reporter., 1909-06-10
NORRlDGEWOCk.

The members of Quinnebasset
Lodge l. o. o. +. will meet in their
hall next Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock in the afternoon and march
from there to the cemetery for the
purpose of decorating the graves OF
the members who have passed away.
The Rebekahs will unite in this mem
orial service and decorate the graves
of their N embers.
Roy Trueworthy has secured job
in Bingham of finishing a house and
will leave this week to attend to 1t.
Mrs. Minnie Emory was in town
from Waterville on Friday of last
week to attend the annual meeting OF
the Village Improvement Society.
O.F. Hall plans to make his home
III California after this season.
Mr.. Will Taylor was in town from
Auburn last week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Taylor.
DIR. J. L. Lancaster of Madison was
in town last Sunday visiting relatives.
G. s. Wright was away several days
last week on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Blaisdeil re-
turned home from bingham, Mass.
where they have been for short time
visiting Mr.. Blaisdell's brother.
The graduating exercises of the
Norridgewock Grammar school will
be held in the high school building on
Thursday afternoon Of this week at
2.30 p. m. The following is the pro-
gram:
"The Boy who Worked and the Boy Who
Did -. --.Bennle Tlbbetts Holmes
go. ............Jennle Maud Perkins
-. ................Roy Greenleaf Fairfield
Music
"Lydfas Ride, Lula Florence Hun
"Papa Was Stun ped" Everett Parker Groves
"The Hard Work Plan ...Ernest Lee X elley
1.-TWO Gentlemen OF Kentucky IT,.
...............--.. Gertrude Maud Green
"What Three Women said" ......:.....
49,. ...... Carroll Russell Staples
Presentation Of Diplomas
Benedictlon
Glass Motto: "Work and Win"
Coors: Pink and White
The members of the class are: Roy
Greenleaf Fairfield, Gertrude Maud
Green, Everett Parker Groves, Ben
ME Tibbetts Holmes, Lula Florence
Huff, Ernest Lee Kelley, Jennie Maud
Perkins, Carroll Russell Staples.
Virginia Hussey has been very sick
during the past week and trained
nurse has been in attendance. She is
very much better at present. The
disease was the measles and compH-
Gated with her other sickness made
the matter a grave one for time.
Mr.. G. s. Jewett reports having the
building he is putting up at Scion for
q corn factory, to be up and ready for
the second floor. He has about twen-
ty men at work in the crew Of carpen-
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillis and children of
California are visiting with Miss
Sarah Clarke for time. Mrs. ellis
and children have been spending
some time in Nova Scotia with Mr..
Gillis' parents.
At the conference OF the Congrega-
tional churches held at Madison on
Tuesday and Wednesday OF this week
the following are among those who
Mrs. Bainton, Mrs. Cora Smith, Mrs.
Harriet Fields, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Spaulding, Mrs. George Sawyer, Mrs.
M. A. Watson, Mrs. d. q. Wood and
Mrs. George Boston.
Mr.. Morrill, of the firm of Burnham
& Morrill, was in town from Portland
1dbu WOOA lOOhAhk uu0 ohOP WhASh
they own here. Mr.. Morrill, is max
inga trip to the different shops using
an automo bile for conveyance.
We learn that Mr.. John Adams who
formerly lived here Is at present in
Madison whore he is successfully run
ming small store. Mrs. Adams has
hospital and undergo a severe surgi-
noI 0naroffnrr from III hinh ahn hQa
covered very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bainton have arrived
in town and taken their rooms with
Mrs. M. s. Hopkins where they will
do light housekeeping. They we're
very pleasantly surprised by their
friends here when they arrived.
of the good things of life in readiness
and enough to last until they could
get settled down ready for the bust
ness of housekeeping.
Mr.. Albert Longley is still gaining
slowly and able to come to town to
transact business.
Not being entirely satisfied with
the score Of Decoration Day the
members of the Shoe Shop team
challenged the members of the Band
to play another game on Sathr-
day afternoon. The shoe shoppers
thought II they could just get at
them again they could drive in
few pegs, get the slugger in action,
wet the toes and turn the Band boys
wrong side out. But the belt seemed
to slip on the sluggers and the band
boys were made of too old and dry
lob lot of stock for turning, 30 the
shoemakers failed In their job and
came In on the home stretch a
couple OF scores or 30 behind. Next
time the boss of the shop says that
he is going to get his wax hot and
the thread running good and stitch
up the holes in the bats and mitts of
the shoe shop nine and shall pro-
test against the band boys striking
with their Bass drum stick and
catching in the bell of their bass
horn. The advertised line up Of the
teams were as follow:
SHOE SHOP.
Mr. Soule from BombaZeen
Mr.. Redmond Augusta Insane Asylum
Mr. TAYLOR The Plains
Mr. Eidder The Pine Woods
Mr.. Hartford Smithfeld Bog
Mr. Normandy " Little Rhody
Mr. Otis The lsthmus
Mr. Hun a. Joe Smiths Corner
Mr. Moore Poets Corner
Mr., Tobey Orono
Mr. WEIGH Puddle Dock
Mr. Carr 0soola Navy Yard