The Somerset reporter., 1902-10-09
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns


Thomas L. Holmes is very Il.
Miss Marguerite Anderson IS IN Boston.
DR.. L. H. Blanchard has been 10 Port
land. the past week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. n Wheeler have re-
turned to Lewiston.
Miss Carrie Hanson OF Ripley was IN
town, Saturday.
Miss Marion Baird has been confined
to the house, the past week, with ton
silitis.
The literary society held very inter
esting meeting, Friday night
T. A Linn and nephew, Elmer Fuller,
we're in Exeter, last week.
Mrs. Lewis Fish was 10 St Adams
one day, recently
Earl H Coston is attending school at
the M. c. l., Pittsfsld.
Mrs. G. T. Wilbur was in Pasfeld,
recently.
Mrs. A. H. Buck has beer quite sick
the past week
The Omega Phi met with Lewis Eadie.
last Wednesday evening.
Lewis Fish was in Newport on bust
ness one day. last week.
Stephen b. Prescott OF ST. Adams was
in town, last week, on business.
Mrs. H. c. Fuller and Mrs. Lewis
Eade were in Bangor, Friday
Rev. Mr.. Clough Of Brownfeld visited
Mr.. and Mrs. !. S Sanborn, last Thurs
day and Friday.
DR.. Alton J. Bowman Of Lewiston was
the guest OF his mother, Mrs Rhoda
Bowman over Sunday.
George Rhoades, who has been very
sick at his home on Commercial street,
is recovering.
Mrs. Caroline Southland was the guest
of her niece. Mrs. F. w. Martin, several
days, last week.
Harry McCrllis and family from Pal
myrs have moved into |. s. Hatch's
house on Commercial street.
Rev. Mr.. Dyer and wife Of New Hamp-
shire have been visiting Mrs. Dyer's sis
ter, Mrs. William Linn, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hurd have moved
to Vassalboro. Mr.. and Mrs. McNally
from West Pittsfeld have moved into the
rent they have just vacated on West
Court.
The Outlook Club will meet with Mrs.
Fronia traitor, Saturday afternoon. Oct.
II. An afternoon with Ernest Thomp-
son Seton will be the literary feature.
The business men of this town decided
that they could furnish some of the real
base ball sport for the people of this
section, Saturday. accordingly the Park
diamond was the scene of great con-
fict. T. A. Linn and c. H. Smith Sc
lected full quota of men to represen,
their team and each side started in with
the determination to win. Mr.. Inns
team was composed Of the following
braves: T. A. Linn. pitcher; o. H.
Baker. catcher; Chas. Moore, lst base
w. Walker, and base; A c Bowman.
sd base; G. M. Lancey, S. s.; David
Hall, right field w. F. Smith, center
fed; Harry Williams. left held; H. c.
Fuller, sub. c. H. Smiths team was
made up of the following athletes: c.
H. Smith, pitcher; NJ E. Smith, catcher;
w. B Brown, Esq, Ist base; VIM.
Linn, and base; Harry Smith, sd base
Lewis Eadie, 5. A. K. Burton, right
field; Robert w. Linn, center field; VIM.
Anderson, left field; d. A Packard. sub.
Lewis Graves, the Ist base of the regular
Hartland team, umpired both games A
large crowd was in attendance and felt
fully repaid for their trouble by witness
ing this exhibition OF rare skill apd many
new wrinkles which were distinct features
of the game from start to finish. The
game resulted in favor of T. A. Linn by
score OF II to FL. The afternoons
sport closed with a supper at O'Clock
and social dance at the Opera House in
the evening F