The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-17
ALL THE NEWS
from Som erset town s
MARYLAND.

AARTLANO.
Miss Fran ely left Monday for eve
woeks visit with Mrs l.. +. Bo9a, at A
burndale, Mass
The annual election of cfficers in The
Twilight Rebekah Lodge, Tuesday even
ing, Jan, 8. occurred as follows; q
Mrs Lila scott; V q. Mrs sadie Hall E;
II. ) Mis- Cora Hubbard, Miss
Blanche l.. Morrow; treas, Mrs Etht
Young.
The social given under the auspices Of
the hristian Eudeavor society of TIN
Baptist church at the home OF Mr.. aua
Mrs K Lee Fuller, Wednesday evening
was very pleasant affair Nineteeb
were in attendance and the evening war
spent in playing games Light refresh
ments of cake and coffee were served
and very merry time vas reported
The marriage of Wilbur Weeks and
Miss Carrie Gertrude Brown occurred II
Newport, Jan. 3. Both young people
are residents of st. Adams but hrs
Weeks has lived so near Hartland vii
iage as to be considered resident oi
this town. She and Dir Weeks have
the best wishes of friends in this vlcini
ty.
Charles Page who figured in an elope
ment case last Septem Der aud who sinct
that time has been confined in the Som
erset county Jail has been released and
has returned TO his home here, the pro
seoution parties not wishing to carry the
case further. During the winter term
of court Psige's wife. Mrs. Lillian Nj
Paige secured divorce from him on the
grounds Of adultery.
The members Of the Hartland Guild
of the Grace Linn Methodist church
held their annual election of officers
Wednesday aftei noon at the home OF
Mrs. IL. II Buck with the following re-
suits: president, Mrs. M. Schwartz;
wise president; Mrs. g. NJ. Lancey !;
secretary, Mrs w g. Henderson,; treas
urer, Mrs A. II. Buck; work committee,
Mrs. Laura Robinson, Mrs +, o. Thomp
son, Mrs. Walter Young.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Victor Wells
Dow OF Washington, ID. t., and Miss
Bernice Eugenia Ssson of White Rock.
r. . at that place, Dec. 20. This mar
rage ia of interest to Hartland people.
as the groom formerly lived here, he
being the son of the late J. b. and Mrs
Marcia Dow. The newly married couple
have taken up their residence In Wash
ington, where the groom Is in the gov
ernment employ and where Hartland
are sending best wishes for happy
welded union.
The death of Mrs May Waldron oc-
CURED Tuesday, January s, at Augusta
iu the Insane Hospital. where she mad
been confined for the past 20 years. Mrs
Waldron, was the wife of the late
Silas Waldron and lived here until her
mind became unbalanced. She had
large circle of acquaiutances in this
Vicinity The remains were brought
here and nterment was made Thursday,
In the Pleasant street cemetery Rev j.
Collins conducting brief services at the
grave.
A very pleasant afternoon, socially
ana int lectually, WAS passed tuesday,
ut the home of Mrs Harriet K Blake,
when she entertained the members of
tho Outlook Club. This club, which Is
nom sectarian, Is fortunate In having sew
eral representatives of various religious
denominations, 30 that the subject of
"Church Creeds', the afternoons topic,
could be most ably handled. The pa
pers were all unusually brilliant and
every author gave something OF an out
limo of thar church creeds, together
with other numerous points OF interest
connected with the various beliefs and
scots. During the m citing one new
member was elected and DR.. Jennie
Fuller was appointed delegate to attend
the mid-winter meeting of the Maine
Federation of Woman's Clubs to be held
ut Augusta, January %, with Mis-. Annie
r. Fish as alternate. At the conclusion
of the program a social hour was passed.
there being several visitors present, and
Mrs. Blake served fruit. The next
meeting will be of antiquarian nature
and will be held at the home of Mrs.
Lucy Buck, Tuesday. and she with Mra.
Schwartz and Mrs. Fish as committee
will have charge of the afternoons en-
tertaInment.