The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-04-09
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Walter Worthen was in Bangor, Tues
day
Stephen Lucas of St. Adams was in
town, Friday.
The Ladies Aid will meet. Thursday
afternoon, with Mrs. William Linn.
Miss Winnifred Fish was in Pittsfeld
Tuesday of last week.
gor part of last week.
A. w Miller has lately had telephone
put in his drug store on Main ST
Miss Elva M Daniels was in Pittsheld.
last week, visiting relatives
Mrs. James Brown of Bangor is in
town the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Harding.
Fred Lucas, sheriff of ST Adams was in
town, last week, on official business
There was a business meeting of the
Literary society. Wednesday afternoon, at
their rooms
Mrs. Tedford of Brunswick, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, {. H Moul-
ton, has returned home.
CLYDE A. Linn and Elmer Fuller, after
spending their vacation with relatives in
town. have returned to Hebron academy.
The monthly business meeting OF the
Epwor,h League will be held at the home
of Mrs. Eta Barnes, Monday evening.
Mrs. John Crother. teacher In the
public schools at Dexter spent, Sunday
with relatives in town.
The w. c. T. u. will meet, Tuesday
afternoon, with Mrs. Leroy Harding on
Piasfeld Ave.
Thomas Steelbrook, who has employ
ment In Fairfield visited relatives in town,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wellnan are ir
town, called hire by the sudden death o.
! Mr. Wellman's ia her.
John Wellman one Of the we'll known
farmers in this vicinity died very sud
denly, Saturday morning, of heart disease
The deceased had been as well as usua
until the time OF his death. which came as
great shock to his family. Mr.. We l.
man had lived here for many years bul
previous to this lived 10 Augusta His
age was "a years. He leaves a widow
one daughter. Miss Alene and two sons
Guy and Charles Wellman. Funeral ser
vices were held. Monday afternoon, and
the interment was at ST Adams cemetery
Miss Bertha Cherrington after spend
ing several weeks in town the guest Of
friends has returned TO her home in Bos.
ton.
Mrs. Nichols of Pittshed has been the
guest of Mrs. Anna F. Osborne, recently
Mrs. E. d. Bates passed her Sob
birthday, Wednesday, April list. 10 q
very informal manner at the home of DR.
Jennie Fuller.
Mrs. William Hall and daughter. Miss
Mildred, of Fairfield formerly of Hart
land. visited friends in town, last week
The w c. T. u. will give a reception
to their friends. Monday evening. Apr
I2th, at the home of Mrs. Jennie Schwartz
This will be Frances Z. Willard night
Robert E. Linn has had beautiful
new bibl placed in the pulpit of Grace
Linn Methodist church
Mrs. /. w. Page is in Boston where
she is obtaining the spring and summer
styles 10 millinery. Mrs. H. L. Smith
our other miliner, is in New York for tht
same purpose.
DIR. L. H. Blanchard's new drug store
was opened to the public for the frs
time, Wednesday evening. The interior
was beautifully decorated with palms anc
flowers, together with the electric lights
made most beautiful interior.
Daniel Foss of ST Adams has sold hi
farm and Saturday Apr. II, will have ar
auction to dispose OF his household goods
and other articles. After this he viii
come to Hartland, where he will reside
with his daughter, Mrs. Fred w. Martin
Toe Outlook club met Saturday after
noon with Mrs. Lucy Buck. The cut
was opened by roll call. Miss Elizabeth
Collier read an interesting paper on schoo
work Mrs Sarah Page read selection
Mrs Fronie traitor and Mrs. Lucy Bucl