The Somerset reporter., 1907-01-03
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
MARYLAND,

Myron E. Smith aud Miss Frances M.
Hall, formerly OF Greenville. were quietly
married, Dec 20. at the Bake ST. Meth
odist parsonage by Rev. w. I. baker.
Both are popular young people OF this
town, Mr. Smith being prosperous met
chant hese. They have taken up their
residence on EN- ST..
News has been received here OF the
death OF Miss Eva Elizabeth Bradbury
daughter OF Hon. J. o. Bradbury, ex-
mAyor of Ssco, formerly resident oil this
town Miss Bradbury died Dec. 30, at
Morton, Mass, where she was attending
Wheaton Seminary, at the age oil 20
years. Her early childhood years were
spent 10 Hartand.
Hon. F o Beal of Bangor, chairman
OF ,be STATE Board OF Cattle Commits
sioners, arrived here, Wednesday, and
In company with DR.. Lewis Fish went to
the Town farm 10 81. Adams to examine
the herd OF cattle belonging TO that to~n
which had recently been tested Tor tuber-
culosis by DR. Fish. Mr.. BeAl agreed With
the veterinarian that ID OF the cattle were
afflicted with the disease and ordered
hem killed. The cattle have been sold
to Bangor rendering and fertilizer COM
pany.
The installing ceremonies OF the new
sficers OF the Masonic Lodge were held
pSblicly, Wednesday evening, 10 the
lodge rooms. District Deputy {. I.
Harris Of Detroit, assisted by DIR. L. n.
Blanchard as marshall, performed the
dmies OF installation most effectively up
on the following new officers: w M, L
II Graves; S w. H E Williams; J w,
L Fuller; Treas, q NJ lacey; Sec, ID
A Packard; S ID. Chas. Steward; J ID,
Csy Fuller; S S, L Leadbetter; ] S,
Fred Steelbrook; Chap, Edward A Web
Der; Marshall, Leroy Harding; Tyler,
Inhn Viii ing. During the evening re-
Sediments were served.
One OF the most charming and enjoy
able events ever given under the auspices
Of the Outlook Club. occurred, Friday
afternoon. at the home OF Mrs. Annie /.
Fish. when the club was entertained at
In 6rst social afternoon OF this season.
The attendance was unusually large. be-
iDR much larger than at any other meet
ing OF the present year and The social
spirit was mos. evident. pervading every
feature of the meeting. There was no
program listed in the Club calendars for
ihis date, as the afternoon was devoted
TO original poetry, the president having
previously given the members difficult
VOID to be contained and 10 rhyme with
some other word In poem The poet-
cal illusions OF the ladies combined an in
te1esting and amusing collection OF ideas
and caused much merriment. This aud
social conversation occupied The time
nn,il the members were summoned to the
dining room, where delicious informal
dinner was served Carnations were
used as decorations and at the conclusion
OF the repas,, DR.. Jennie Fuller, as toast
mistress. called for several toasts on the
following sut .cis. ably handled by the
following ladies': Two Christmas Din-
ners 10 one Week Mrs. Sarah Page
Our Hostess, Mrs. Jennie M. Schwartz
Our new Members, Mrs. Mary Pratt;
Our absent Members, Mrs. Lucy M.
Back; Why Abstain from Cider thu
nsoyous), Mrs. F. S traitor; How to
Keep Young and Cheerful. Mrs. Harriet
Blake. Alter this and previous to their
departure, Mrs. Buck 10 behalf Of the
Club extended vote OF thanks TO Mrs.
Fish for the delightful manner in which
she had entertained, and Mrs. Eva Lion
led the rather demonstralive Cbautauqua
salute 10 honor OF the hostess. The mex
meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon
Ian. 8, at the home Of Mrs. H. E. Blake
when the su ject will be "Church Creeds"
and upon which several interesting papers
will be read.