The Somerset reporter., 1903-09-17
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
Hartland.

Jonas Pushor Of Worcester, Mass, was
n lOHn, Thursday.
AT. Buksr was 10 Pittsfeld. Saturday,
sn business.
II. L. Smith returned. Wednesday,
hom visit with his parents in Scotland.
Miss Cornelia Dow was in Pittsheld
sne day last week
The new concrete walk on Main street
adds much to the appearance OF the street.
Misses Frances Lancey and Tena Linn
sh Saturday morning, Tor Bridgewater,
Mass where they will enter a young
ladies' seminary.
Christian Koch. of Newton Theologi-
Eal Seminary. was in town, recently, call
ing on friends.
T. A. Linn went to Boston, Wednes-
2ay OF last week Oh business
Mrs. c. (. Wright returned, Wednes-
day from a visit in Portla, with rela-
lives. During her absence she visited
many points of interest
M and Mrs. George Flint were in
Piiisfeld one day, last week
Guy Fuller spent part of last week in
Portland.
Frank Davis was in Deering, last week,
attending the campmeeting at that place.
Mrs. Schwartz was in Pittsfeld, Mon
day and Tuesday, the guest of Mrs.
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fish spent Satur-
das in Dexter, visiting relatives.
Miss Margaret Koch of Portland arrv-
sd in town, Tuesday, spending few days
With friends.
Misses Mamie Annis and Eleanor
Moore returned Thursday, from Boston,
where they have had employment through
he summer.
Prof.. Joseph E. Croker, principal of
Hasiland academy, spent Sunday with
De xter friends.
Dr. and Mrs. c. P. Brown have begun
Housekeeping in the Harvey house on
Pleasant street.
Mrs. c. F Kavanaugh and daughter
Gladys, who have been visiting friends in
town, have gone to Watervile to visit
with friends before going to their hom
IN Bangor.
Miss Vanonia Gesner entertained some
Of her young LADY friends on the lawn of
Hrs. Albert w. Miller, recently. Re-
ireshments were served and pleasant
time passed.
Dr. and Mrs Stanley and their daugh-
ter Ruth of Vermont were among the
arrivals in town, Saturday night. going
hcm here to S.. Adams to visit with rela-
tives Mrs. Stanley will be remembered
as Miss Eva Fairbrother, former assistant
IN Hartand academy
Mrs. F. S. Tfafton and the Misses
Trafton entertained number of friends
at a house party at Heather Cliff cottage,
Moose pond last week. A pleasant time
vas spent by all present.
Married in Pittsfeld by Rev. L. w.
Coons, Mr.. Eddie Pomlow and Miss
Nellie Estele Tozier. both of this town.
Friends OF the contracting parties wish
them happiness 10 their future life. They
are residing at the Park House.
Thursday evening, the library was
opened to the public for the first time
The guests were received by Mrs. Osborn,
Mrs. Schwartz. Mrs. Miller and Mr..
Lancey. The room is beautifully enamel
nd and beautiful hot house flowers, fur
nished for the occasion. added much to
the attractiyeness of the room, while the
book shelves made il at once evident that
Hartland is no longer without public
library. Following the reception, the
Kings Daughters gave an entertainment
IN the Opera House, and the |. o. o. +.
band furnished music. The several tab
Ieaux were of much interest and beautiful
ly arranged. Miss linda Gordon gave a
humorous recitation 10 a pleasing man.
neT. Mrs. Grace A. Williams, Miss
Christina Linn and Miss Crystal Bow
man sang in their usual pleasing manner
Master Elmer Baird gave a defamation
and the FIRE cracker drill by seven boys
was an amusing feature of the evenings
entertainment; Mrs. A. ID. Linn and Miss
ID. c. traitor added much to the even
ing's entertainment as accompanies
After the entertainment, there was a
social dance with music by Frank Ward,
yiolinst. and Miss E M. Thompson,
pianist Ice cream and cake were on
sale, and good sum realized for the
benefit OF the library.