The Somerset reporter., 1905-01-26
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
IIartland,

Mrs. A d. Linn was in Watervllle for
the day, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f J. Little have a Young
SOD born. Thurs day. Jan. TO-
Miss Maud Spencer was 10 Dexter, re-
Gently, called there by The illness OF her
sister.
DR.. and Mrs. L H Blanchard are re-
ceiv;ny the congratulations of their many
friends over the birth OF a daugher an.
Io.
Mrs w. T. Smith was summoned to
Athens, last week, by the illness ol her
father, Frank Cook, who was pronounced
critically i'll.
The members of the Lend Hand Club
were pleasantly entertained. Friday even
ine. by Miss Gertrude Patterson at her
home on Maine ST. After the club Work
the remainder of the evening was spent 10
singing, social conversation etc Fuoge
and popcorn were served by the hostess.
A we'll attended and very entertaining
meeting of the Married Whist Club was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. K. W.
Linn. lr. on Pitsfield Ave, Friday even
ing. The customary refreshments OF
candy were served The next meeting OF
the club will be held, Friday evening, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Pennell.
The meeting OF The Hartland Guild
WAS largely attended at the home OF MIS-.
JE. Fuller. Elm ST. last Thursday after
noon Mrs. G.. NJ. Lancey will entertain
the Guild next Thursday and THURSDAY
evening, Jsn. as, an entertainment ana
ice cream and cake sale will oe held 10
the opera honse under its auspices.
The remains of Mrs. Robert Hall, who
d ed a, her home 10 Fairfield, Jan. ID
we're brought to this town Tuesday, and
inferred 10 Pine Grove cemetery on the
same day Mrs. Hall formerly resided in
this town and had many friends re.
who regret her death. Beside husband
she is survived by five sons, David and
Alex. nder Of Hartaod John OF Skowhe-
gan. William of Fairfield. Robert and one
daughter, Mrs. Lyons of Vassalboro.
Mrs Halls age was about g years.
The Outlook Club met at the home OF
DR. Jennie Fuller. Saturday afternoon
The meeting was largely attended and the
following program was presented: Roll
call. Items about Queen Victoria; paper,
on Queen Victoria, Mrs. Leroy Harding;
selections from Stoddard's Lecture, Ms.
Cook; paper, Puritan Theology, DR.. en-
ME Fuller. In connection with this DR..
Fuller read copy OF an ancient will oil
SOME OF her ancestors written several CEN
turies ago and displayed copy OF an
ancient funeral sermon. The music and
reading were omitted. The hostess serv-
al deirious confections
Nwas with universal regret that the
people OF Hartland and vicinity learned
of ,he death of Miss Hattie Taylor at
private hospital in Bosom. Jan. IS. The
remains were brought to this towu, Tues
day, and funeral services were held from
the home OF her mother, Mrs. Emile
Bradbury on Elm ST., Wednesday after
boon. Rev. L. w Coons OF the Universe
Lis, church, Pn,.feld. conducting the ser
vices. The display of foral offerings
from friends and relatives we're beautiful
In the extreme. Miss Taylor has been IN
gradual decline for the past two years
during which she has passed much Of the
time 10 the home of her mother iu this
town, which was her former home.
Some six weeks ago she returned to Bos-
ton and week before her death entered
. hospital, where hopes for her recovery
were presented. Beside her mother a
father. P X Taylor of Boston, a sister,
Miss Eta Bradbury Of this town and a
bro her Charles Bradbury, also OF Hart
land survive her.