The Somerset reporter., 1909-04-08
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The mud and the robins have ar
rived.
Special Easter singing and appro-
pirate exercises in the Sunday School
will be the Easter program In the
Baptist church for next Sunday morn
ing. A special service will also be
given in the Congregational church
In the morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Webster will &C.
eupy the Leonard Payne house re-
Gently vacated by Charles Newson.
Mrs. J. D. Amss Is in rather poor
health.
Mr.. Ogden and Miss Lila Traviss
have been in town during the past
week visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Esther Carr and Miss Maud
Moore who have been spending some
days In Boston, have returned home.
There was public seance given by
the spiritualist society in the G. A..
r. hall on Tuesday evening of this
week.
Sdnesday evening of this
r~v--..6xst> Lodge members met in
their hall with their families and q
few invited friends and enjoyed a
flne supper and entertainment pre-
pared by the committee of arrange
ments. Later a social hop was given
in the dining hall to those who liked
to trip the light fantastic toe.
Mr.. A. D. Brackley is working for
Mr.. Frank Fuller during the sickness
of Mr.. Campbell.
Mrs. Russell and her daughter, Mrs.
Greenwood Of Skowhegan have been
In town a few days Of the past week
visiting Mrs. Russell's son, Mr.. Cony
Russell.
Mrs. Roxie Taylor is again in town
stopping at Wilbur Taylor's.
MIR. and Mrs. William Cooley Of
Waterviile and Mr.. Dell Cooley of
Lewiston have been in town visiting
relatives, for few days.
Mrs. William Hobbs has been visit
ing relatives In Hallowell.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Blais-
dell OF Rome was held in the Baptist
church Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Blaisdell was Mrs. William Mitchell's
mother and step mother Of Mr.. Green
Blaisdell of this place. Rev. H. A.
Calhoun conducted the service.
Mr.. George Lunt and Mrs. Ethel
L. Devereux we're united In marriage
at the Baptist parsonage on Tuesday
evening Of last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lunt will make their home on Main
street. They have the congratula-
tions Of their many friends.
The friends and neighbors met at
the house of Rev. J. F. Taylor, Tues
day afternoon, March %, and gave
him donation party. He received
gifts to the value of $14. There was
q picnic supper and everyone enjoy
ed themselves and went home happy.
The high school is having weeks
vacation and the Grammar school
two weeks. All of the schools with
the exception of the grammar will
commence again next Monday. The
school in the Woodsome district
commenced last Monday. Miss Mary
Philpot is the teacher in this district.
Russell Staples is out again after a
severe sickness from pneumonia.
Charles Bruce returned from New
Sharon, Saturday. The long ride
tired him considerably as he has not
fully recovered from the operation
for appendicitis which he was obliged
to have performed while in that town.
"A QOOO uumU0T VI iuouOCAo VI
Quinnebassett Lodge attended the
district meeting at Madison on Friday
evening of last week. A fine supper
was provided for them on their ar
rival at that town by the ladies' of the
Rebekah Lodge and our members
were extremely pleased by the work
which they witnessed by the Madison
lodge. A special train brought them
home at about one O'Clock.
Everett Campbell and Louis Whit
ing, both Of whom have been critical
ly Ill from pneumonia, are now i'm
proving.
The quarterly meeting of the direc-
tors of the Somerset Farmers Coop
erative Telephone Company met
Monday at the Office of F L. Ames
and closed up the business for the
quarter ending April 1st.
About thirty attended the reception
given Mr.. and Mrs. Bainton at the
residence of Mr.. Brackley on Friday
and the evening was passed very
pleasantly.
A moving picture show struck town
one day last week for two nights
stand. On the first evening every
body was charmed by the clearness