The Somerset reporter., 1903-08-27

guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. All
Woodbury. IN the western part of the
town.
William Linn entertained a party OF
friends at Moose pond, last week, with
Mrs. Matthews of Pittsheld and Miss
Spencer as chaperones.
Rev and Mrs. Charles H. Johonnet,
three children and Mrs. Rowe are IN at
tendance at the camp-meeting at Foxcroft,
this week
Many of St. Adams prominent ladies,
all members of the art club. were in town,
Friday, on their way to Pittsfeld, where
they were entertained by Mrs F. E.
Brigham, former member of the Art
club
Mr.. and NJ S. Thomas Randlette of
Norwood. Mass. are visiting Mr.. Rand
ett's parents, Harrison Randlette and
wife.
Mrs. Frank Ward, who has been in
the Maine General hospital, Portland for
several months, has returned home i'm
proved in health Her daughter. Miss
Gladys, who has been visiting relatives in
Gorham, accompanied her home.
The marriage of DR.. Cecil 2. Brown of
Hartland to Miss Emma Wenzel of Phil
adelphia, Pa. occurred recently. Dr.
Brown is one of Hartland's prominent
young men and he and Mrs. Brown have
the best wishes of all. They will reside
in Hartland
The report is that the following will
act as teachers in Hartland academy for
the fall term: Prof. Joseph E Croker
Of ST. Adams. a graduate Of Harvard
college, principal; Miss Birdena E.
Trafton of Hartand, Colby 'o5 assistant !;
Miss Elizabeth Collar OF Lewiston, Inter-
mediate Mrs. F. S. traitor of Hartland,
Primary.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Pushor OF Worces-
ter, Mass. are the guests Of Mrs. Pushor's
sister, Mrs. H. P Thompson, and are
visiting other relatives in town.
Rev c. H. Johonnett preached an
able sermon in the M. E church, Sunday
morning, taking for his text the OH
chapter OF Nehemiah, the 9th verse.
There will be no services at the M. E.
church next Sunday. but the Sunday
school will be held at the usual hour and
missionary Sunday will be observed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian H. Goodwin and
son OF Pittsfeld were in town, one day
last week.
Mrs. Mary |. Fuller entertained large
number OF children on her lawn. Friday
afternoon. Ice cream and cake were
served by the following young ladies !:
Mrs. L. n. Blanchard, Mrs. E. Fuller,
Miss Clark, Miss Steward, Miss Stedman
and Miss Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kavanaugh and
daughter, Miss Gladys, of Bangor, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Russell,
part OF this week. spending the remain
der with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Henderson
at Moose pond Mr. Cavanaugh and
family were for er residents of this town
and their many friends we're glad to wei
come them back.
The Epworth League and Chrstia n
Endeavor society united in having a pic
mic on the lawn and in the orchard of w.
H Russell. Saturday afternoon. There
was goodly number present, while the
afternoon was pleasantly spent in games,
music and sociability. AT the supper hour,
lunch baskets we're evidently well-filled,
for most tempting repast was spread. A
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Wayland Magoon has completed his
cottage on the shore OF Moose Pond. In
the thoroughness OF its workmanship and
fineness Of finish it bears little resem-
blance to the average lake camp. 1t is a
well equipped summer cottage with large,
airy chambers, and an open fireplace
which is much appreciated on cool even
ings. BY the side of the fireplace we'll
filed book shelves promise enj )ynent
for the book-lover Oh rainy days. De-
lightfully situated 10 a grove of white
birches, the cottage commands one of the
finest views on the pond. From its We
randa one can look into five towns. By
the side of the cottage is a perennial
spring which furnishes an abundance of
deiciously cold water.
Mrs. A. c. Starbrd of Hartland, and
Mrs. E. S. Locke with her SOD, Everett
Burr Locke from Boston are spending the
summer at Mr.. Magoon's cottage. Mrs.
Locke has had as guests, M G. r.
Williams and his daughter, Miss Estelle
Williams, both of Boston. The excellent
fishing has been enjoyed by all. Master
Everett, although only eight years old,
has the born hsherman's love of the
sport, and has already made some fine
| catches l.