The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-04-23
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
EIartIaIld.


Mrs. Clara Bartlett is in Boston.
Lewis Fish was in Corinna, Friday.
Miss Wescott has returned 10 Madison.
w. H. Walker was in Bangor quite
recently.
Hartland's la;est fad is horseback
riding.
Harry l.. Smith was in Piusfsld. last
week, on business
Frank HILBERT and family have gone to
Unity, where they will reside.
Miss Emma Johonnet is the guest OF
Aer brother at the NJ (. parsonage.
c. E. Wright was in Lewiston a part
of last week on business.
John L Fish has been i'll al she home
Of his parents, the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Green of oakland is visiting
friends and relatives in town.
The Literary Society will meet, Friday
evening April ID at their rooms.
Stanley E Nay of skowhegan was in
town, Saturday, calling on friends.
d. H. Davis has opened a blacksmith
shop in the Burgess building near the
depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert f Cyphers OF
st. Adams were in town one day, last
week.
GIN. Lancey has placed a beautiful
aew sign on the front of his store.
Mrs. NJ. Schwartz has been very Ill for
several days at her home on Upper Com
nercial street.
L L Merrick and son are very busy
papering and painting houses 10 this
vicinity.
Mrs. Elizabsth Jones of Springfield is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs H. (. Blake,
and other relatives in town.
The pastime of the children Just at
present is mayfowering. which can be
found 10 great abundance in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Philbrick of ST.
Adams were in town, last week, calling
on friends and relatives.
School at Fuer's Corner began, Mon
day, April 80 with Miss Fife L. Randlett
OF this town as teacher.
Edgar Thompson sold fine road horse
to Guy Lord OF Canaan one day, last
week
Mrs. r. w. Linn, IT,. entertained a
number of friends at tea party. Thurs
day. A pleasant time was the result
Scott Osborne. who has been sick for
some time, is slowly recovering under the
treatment OF Dr. Philbrck of Pittsfeld.
Thomas A Linn has returned from a
business trip to New York and Boston.
where he went, representing the Linn
Wooden Co.
H. T. Cornish, a registered druggist.
OF Boston has been employed by Dr. l..
II. Blanchard TO attend 10 the drugs in his
store jus, opened.
A. Loder is having a photographers
studio built in Hartland near the opera
house on Academy stree.
A base ball team has been organized in
Hartland The team will play Fast Day.
On the same day there will be shooting
mitch.
yrs H. L. Smith had beautiful dis
play Of spring and summer hats and bon
nets at her millinery opening. Saturday,
April 10. Many attended the opening.
A lodge of the order of the Golden
Cross was organized here, Wednesday,
April 9th. by Grand Commander Douglas
Of Lisbon Falls. and d. G. C. c. r.
Wheeler. A large delegation from Pitts
field were present.
The Outlook Club met with Mrs.
Fronia S. Trafton. Saturday afternoon.
There were quite large number present.
The meeting was opened by roll call,
responded to by children's sayings.
Miss Dora c. traitor played several
piano solos. Miss Helen Bates and Mrs.
Fronia traitor read interesting selections,
and Miss Dena E. Trafton sang in her
usual pleasing manner. A committee to
Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Cook and Miss d. c
traitor.
One OF the most pleasant meetings of
the w. c. T. U was held, Monday even
ing, when the Union gave a reception to
their friends at the home OF their presi-
dent, Mrs. Schwartz, The subject was
"Frances E. Willard" The meeting was
opened by roll call, answered to by selec-
lions from the writings Of Frances VIII
lard. Mrs. ]. S. Page read a sketch Of
Miss Wizards life; John L Fish read
"Miss Willard as a Patriot. and Frances
Willard as Friend" was read by Mrs. A.
H. Buck. America was sung by all pres
ent with Miss Gordon as pianist. After
the entertainment refreshments were
served and most delightful time spent.
Among those present as guests were
Mrs. Lewis Fish. Miss Christina Linn,
Miss Maude Spencer, Harlland; Mrs.
James Brown. Mrs F. L. Kicker, Ban
gor; Miss Emma Johonnet, Palmyra /;
Mrs. Omar Skinner, Lewiston; William
Linn, w L. Anderson and Will Harding
Hartand.