The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-13
vicinity this season. The boys had the
fun % but Abbott had the meat.
MARYLAND.

The Lend Hand Club met Tuesday
evening with Miss Gertrude patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rowell are re-
ceiying congratulations over the birth OF
son. BORN Nov 70
Robert w. Linn of the Linn Wooden
Co., was in Bangor part OF last week on
business Tip.
Mrs. Mary ]. Woodbury., who has been
very i'll for several weeks at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. w. D. Burton, Is re-
ported as being much worse
d. A. Packard, superintendent OF the
Fuiler-Osborn Mfg. Co., was 10 Ne"
York. several days last week, on business
connected with that trm.
Work was resumed 10 the Lin Woolen
Mills, Friday morning, after being al
slandslill TWO days, owing 10 the break
ing of The friction plugs between the
shaft OF the mills
T.. Webber and Fred Davis, wi h D
b Mile,t of Palmyra, has been spending
the past week 10 the northern woods 10
the vicinity OF Bingham on hunting ex-
petition.
The Outlook Club will meet next FIJI
day afternoon, Dec. ~. al the home oil
DR.. Jennie Fuller To better accommo-
date some OF the members this b:-monthly
meeting comes one day earlier than usual
The members of the Hartland Guild
were entertained by Mrs Belle Linn at
her home on Academy ST.. Wednesday
afternoon, there being good attendance
The fair which this society has been plan
ming will be postponed and supper and
fair held instead, Wednesday.
Mrs. David Hall has been in Skowhe-
pan the past week, where she was sum-
moned by the illness Of her sster-in-law,
Mrs. Iohn Hall Mrs. Hall formerly
lived In Hartlaud and her many friends
here hope for her speedy recovery.
On account Of the storm Of Wednesday
the ladies' VINO are plannii g TO Organize
club In connection with Hartland Grange
for he purpose of starting iund to buy
dishes and silver for the new grange hall,
did not meet. but will meet ntxl Thurs
day afternoon instead, at the home OF
Mrs. Anna F. Osborn. All ladies who
are members of the grange are invited.
Friends in this part of the county will
be interested 10 learn of the safe arrival
of Mr.. and Mrs Leslie B. Hoyt 10 VIZ
einia. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt formerly re-
sided in Hartland, Mr. Hoyt being en-
gagged 10 the tonsorial business mere
They may decide to locate permanently
where they are at present visiting rela-
lives.
The Blake ST. Methodist parsonage
was the scene Of a quiet wedding, Saiur-
DAY evening. Dec. I, when Harold A.
Stein OF Hartland and Miss Annie Bragg
OF ST. Adams were married by Rev. Will
liam c. Baker. Both young people have
lived 10 the vicinity OF Har,land for sew
eral mon and Intend TO take up their
residence here.
At the grange meeting. Saturday even
ing, the question for discussion was
"Whal are the advantages to the order OF
owning Grange hall p" The 3rd and
Ath degrees will be conferred on large
class OF candidates and the harvest sup
Der which will be served at the close Il
the degree work, will be 10 charge OF the
following ladies for Hartland and vicinity:
Mrs. Annie F. Fish, Mrs Annie L. Lam
cey, Mrs. Mary l. Fuller. Mrs. Harry
Drisko, Mrs. Cora Hubbard and Mrs.
Eliza Williams al North Har,land.
There was no telephone connection
through the exchange OF the Hartland and
S. Adams Tel. Co. part Of the day,
Thursday, owing to the installing OF
new switch board by this company in
their Z m ST.. Office. Work in removing
the old switchboard was begun soon
after nine O'Clock, Wednesday evening,
with the expectations Of having every
thing in running order by Thursday
morning, ADD although work was rapidly
pushed, il was about noon when the OPP
orator resumed her duties. The company
are at present extending line through
North Har,land and eight prominent
farmer, 10 that vicinity have already be-
come subscribers.