The Somerset reporter., 1901-04-11


club last evening.
Attention Is called to the ad Of T. D.
Emery's elsewhere. -
The next attraction at coburn hall
will be Billy Vans Ministries.
The Eastern Star will shine at K. 2.
Hall, Monday evening, April %, al 80
p. N.
Miss Rachel Savage visited her friend
Miss Nellie Collins in North Arson,
Sunday.
Miss Elsie Walton returned on We'd
nesdaY, to her studies at Wheaton
Seminary.
Miss Berle Walton left town, Wednes-
day morning, to visit friends In Boston,
New York and Ohio.
A class of twenty was taken into the
Knights of the Maccabees at their last
meeting, Monday night. ~
Preparations for the old folks concert
are progressing finely, it is soon 70 be al
entertainment worthy the patronage OF
all.
Morning worship at the Universalist
church, Sunday at 10 40; Sunday school,
at II m; evening social meeting at Z.
All are welcome.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
Church are to have a weighing social,
Friday evening. Music by the High
School orchestra; refreshments will be
served.
Meeting of The Town Improvement
Society will be held In the Library
Parlors, Friday, April II, at 2.30 O'Clock.
Members are requested to come prepared
to give a proverb.
The Somerset Central Agricultural
Society is to hold race meeting at their
grounds on July 4th next and will prob.
ably arrange to have program covering
the entire forenoon, afternoon and even
! ing.
Easter services, Sunday, at bhe Uni
versalist church, were well attended.
The church was prettily decorated with
Easter lilies, potted plants, etc. Special
music was furnished by quartette con-
sisting Of Mrs. F. o. Sawyer, Miss L. M.
Withee, Messrs. C. Mantor and M. 6.
Baker.
Sergt. S. IL. Cable of Fort Williams,
Me-, is in town, this week, canvassiDg
for recruits for the U. s. army. Lieut..
Leroy L. Hillman and Surgeon Victor
E. Watkins will arrive In town, Satur-
day to examine applicants for enlistment.
These enlistments are for the artillery,
cavalry and Philippine service.
Griffon Council 2315, Order of United
American Mechanics, will give their first
concert and bali in Grange hall on
Thursday evening, May 2. Lees Or
chestra will furnish music and supper
will be furnished by the recently or
ganized sisterhood lodge. AS this is the
first attempt of Griffon Council as a
public entertainer the members will
spare 20 pains to make this ball grand
success.
Russell Relief Corps initiated three
new members, at the last meeting held,
April 9Th. After the initiation the doors
were thrown open and invited guests
were admitted to the assembly. They
were kindly welcomed, In a few appro-
pirate words by President Clara b.
Leavitt, after which the following pro-
gram was given: Selection, 1.-THE Fall
lacy of All Work and No Play" Mary
Sargent Hopkins, read by Mrs. Bick-
ford; selection, Success" Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, read by Mrs. Brown; selection
by Mrs. Thompson, "Pertaining to
Clubs" also a selection read by Mrs.
GRAHAM. Quotations from the members.
nversation-"Which were the better
home-makers. our grandmothers, or the
mothers at the present timer Opened
by Mrs. Richards and followed by Mrs,
Varney, Walker, Thompson, Leavitt and
Dealey. AT the close of the meeting
dainty refreshments were served.