The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-06-18

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Baird
sympathize with them in the death of
their infant son.
Mrs. Lucinda Waldron is having the
foundation for new house laid on Bill
lings street.
Mrs Harriet u F. Baker returned.
Thursday, from visit of several months
in Boston and New York.
Arson Gratrix and family have moved
into one of the Fuller rents on Fair
grieves street.
William Morrow and John L. Fish
were in Pittsfeld, Thursday of last week.
Miss Molle Harding left recently for
visit of several weeks with relatives in
Oldtown and Bangor.
William Cook is having his house re-
paired, adding several new rooms and
repairing in general.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings have moved
into the Barnes house on Academy street
from Dexter. The rent was recently va
Gated by Mr.. Prescott and family, who
have moved TO Pitlsheld.
The members OF the Epworth League
have postponed their fair and entertain
ment from Tuesday until Saturdaj,
June 20.
Mrs. Mary S,ott has been critically i'll
at her home on Academy street since
Wednesday DR.. Blanchard is the at
tending physician and grave fears are
entertained for her recovery.
The weavers in the Linn Wooden mills,
who have been having vacation for a
short time began work, Monday. The
cause for the looms being shut down was
on account OF the quantity of cloth on
hand.
Among those who attended the Fuller
Cherington wedding at Boston. June 10,
FRI m Hartland were Mrs. Rebecca Lara
bee, Mrs. Harriet Fuller Baker, Elmer
Fuller and Guy Fuller.
The promotion exercises OF the primary
and intermediate schools. Monday even
ing, was well attended, and the scholars
acquitted themselves very favorably.
Much credit Is due Mrs. Schwartz for her
work in their behalf. The o. o. F.
band furnished music through the even
ing and vocal duet by Miss Bowman
was much appreciated
Quite number from this place attend
ed the graduating exercises at Pittsheld,
June nth. Among them were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. M. Schwartz, Mrs. Lewis
FISH Mrs. F. w. Martin. Mrs. M. K.
Parkman, Misses Mae Coston. Grace
Henderson, Ina Thompson and Iva
Thompson.
I he marriage Of James Elmo Fuller Of
Hartland, oldest son of the late Henry c.
Fuller. and Miss Bertha Harris Cheering
ton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram w.
Cherington of South Boston, occurred
Wednesday, June TO- at South Boston in
the presence of the relatives of the con-
tracing parties, Their friends extend
congratulations to them. They will be
at home after September 18th, Hartland,
Maine. Cards.
Saturday evening, June 10, the Out
look Club observed gentlemen's night at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Linn.
Jr., on Pittsfield avenue. On account of
the rain there were not as large number
present as otherwise WI uld have been,
but most pleasing evening was the re-
suit, The guests were met at the door
| by MISS DOfd lIditOn duu conducted 10
the parlor. where the following program
was carried out by the club members with
the assistance of few others: The first
number on the program was brilliant
piano solo by Miss Dora Trafton, which
was encored and sweet delightful solo
followed. After this John L. Fish re-
cited one OF Tennyson's poems. A trio
OF voices. consisting Of DR.. Brown and
the Misses Trafton, sang. Following
this Master George S. Page kindly gave
recitation to fill the vacancy on the pro-
gram caused by the absence Of Mrs. lola
Hatch. The program ended by an ex-
pressive vocal solo by Miss Dena E.
traitor. After this the company amused
themselves socially for few minutes.
until they repaired to the dining room.
where Mrs. Sarah Page. the club presi-
dent served coffee ard Mrs. traitor
served assorted cakes and olives. Fol-
lowing this they again returned to the
parlors where music and talking was in
dulged in. The club wish to extend their
thanks to MIR. and Mrs, Linn for their
hospitality. The next club meeting will
be with Mrs. Annie Fish, and will be the
last one before the summer vacation.