The Somerset reporter., 1903-12-24
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
A merry Christmas

Rev. and Mrs c. II. Johonnett were
m Pittsfeld, Monday
NrH. Robert w Linn, Jr, was in
Pittsfield, Friday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Rowe of Dexter is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Frank Parkman.
Lee Fuller of Dover is the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Fuller.
Mrs. Ed King of Cambridge Was in
town, Monday, visiting friends and rela-
lives
Misses Merle Davis and Edna Thomp
son were in Pittsfleld, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs F. L Parkman are re
sewing congratulations over the birth
Of daughter, Dec. g.
Mrs. S. NJ. Davis is slowly recovering
from an illness of several weeks dura
hon.
Mrs. Luella Il. Linn and daughter,
Miss Bertha, were in Pittsfeld for the
day, Friday.
Among the recent arrivals In town
was a daughter at the home of our we'll
known jeweler, e, o. Wentworth and
wife
Miss Grace Griffith and Clyde Griffith
lave returned from North Penobscot,
where they visited their sister, Mrs. +
Wight.
The stores have been. taking on very
festive appearance the past week with
their display of Christmas goods
DIR and Mrs. Stanley and their daugh
Der, Ruth, arrived in town, Friday night,
going from here to st. Adams to visit
with Mrs. otanley's parents.
Miss Frances l.. Lancey arrived home,
Friday night, from Bridgewater Semi
nary, where she has been attending
school, to pass her vacation with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Merrick and Mr..
and Mrs. G.. r. Mason were in Water
vile several days, last week, attending
Ahe state grange in session there.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Linn have
been In Portland for several days, re-
cently While there their daughter,
Miss Christina, met them, she being on
her way home from Bridgewater semi
nary, where she has been attending
school.
Daniel Foss went, last week, to Port
land, called there by the death of his
brother, Nj. Clark toss, who had been
Ill for several months. MIR. Foss was
known by many in Martland and was
formerly resident of ST. Adams
Friends here of Rev. c. e Petersen, a
former pastor in the Grace Linn Metho-
dist church in this town, will regret to
hear of the loss of his home by fire in
Franklin, Maine, whore he was serving
his pastorate.
Vernon G.. Flint and Nancy Adella
White, both of this town, were married
in Oldtown at the home of the brides
father, Wednesday, Dec. 10. They i'm
mediately returned to Hartland, and
their friends rendered them a reception
In their own home, Saturday evening,
at which they were the recipients of
many beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mis-
Flint are well known In this town.
Guy Goss Fuller of this town was
married, Dec IT, to Miss Edith Luraney
FULLER, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Spen-
cor II. Fuller of Lewiston in that city at
the home of the BRIDES parents. After
abe wedding a reception was held from
half after eight until half after ten. Mr.
Fuller is one of the firm of the Linn
WOODEN Co, and MRS, Fuller comes
here stranger, but with best wishes
Tor the future by Mr., Fullers friends
They arrived in town, Monday night
and will be at home To their friends af.
ter February LIST, Hartland, M Among
those who attended the wedding from
here were DR.. and Mrs. l., Ii Blanchard,
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Fuller and Elmer
Fuller.
Shortly after o'clock, Saturday af-
ternooD, the alarm of fire was given
here, and the Park House, owned and
occupied by Edward f. Pomelow, was
said to be on fire. The usual excite
ment prevailed and soon a crowd of
willing workers were on the scene of
the fire. Clyde Baker and the hostler,
Arthur Worth, first discovered the fire
in the hay loft of the stable. They i'm
mediately summoned aid, and two
steady streams of water from the hy-
drant soon put the fire under control.
Meanwhile the house was completely
sacked and nearly everything of impor-
tance was removed from the rooms, al
though the house did not catch fire at
all, IA 1t was thought at one time 1t had.
The damages were covered by insurance
and the origin of the fire is uncertain.
The members of the Outlook Club had
q very Interesting meeting at Mrs. r. s.
Trafton's, Saturday afternoon. The sub
ject for tho afternoons work was "Christ-
mas" The call of the roll was answer
cd to by Xmas items. Mrs. Hattie
Harding recited a hristmas poem in
pleasing manner. Mrs traitor read an
interesting selection pertaining to the
afternoon subject. Miss Dora rrafton
next favored the club with a piano solo,
"Bonnie Doom" Mrs. Abbie A. Moul
ton read description of the Holy Grail
and selections from the Vision of ST,
Launfal, after which Miss Dena Trafton
sang" Star of the East" in a pleasing
manner At the next meeting the club
will give reception to their friends at
DR.. Jennie Fuller's,