The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-03-19
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TnE Lr.r-LII.a pAn1f THURSDAY La

The party from Aex4.ta THURSDAY la :,
q MENTIONED in !zs. seek. sErgEIE.4
was distinguished az SCI. = J5liy
one.
It wss N charge If Kspre.el ",
j. Aver and consisted u msll 5efs Of 1t
Legislature, iuY1e1 goe4-s ALI I1dies
! &c occasion va rece p..5n tsadsred "
Sir. Aver U The party aud fosal god
time i was, Teams conveyed t4e party
70 the Bingham House. where supper 8zz
served, alter waicA preparations 49,
made for the ball 9, keunsJec HsIt
Dancing commenced e. > - o1el9ek aai
+ continued with al lntermsslgG q a. ag3f
and a quarter al midI.ga. fof s1pgeE
which was served a. the bingham Hy3-e
till ~ O'Clock. lee oT3er consisted y
eighteen canoes and eYsry one Ma ebI5t
/ Ell u tAe utmcs. Nllets-EYe couple
were Oh the hycr On tae grand iAtfcai
though Afterwards lev more cup.
joined the merry gathering. des-r7. Ar
thur TOtman and Frank A5n.e OBLIGATED
a. fOor managers. f1aeu'= oIcae-.ga
furnished the ususl good nus, - tlA of
d. i- lie that Que must dx1ee 4 =p-s Of
himself. Kcunebec Hal. i. yu-t tne pace
e p
President L.D5y Speaker Mlssea al eta.
ar members Of She party made tae &C
4uaintauoe o. number Il blug4zul'- ct
1sns who were present. Aocommbda-
+ tons for the night we're provided ii tus
hotels and private hou.e>, everything De
+ ing done 10 render the gue-.- comfortable
aud happy. After few hours sleep fer
some and not a WINK for many, breakfast
va, served and the party sgaIn COX the
cars for home. Ine hospitality and
courtesy Of Landlord Waza9arne u thc
Bingham House s. Ould Dc noticed S. Dc
was untiring in his efforts - please BIZ.
guests. The table was loaded VIII IN
abundarce Of the best and tae party W
remember his house VIE k.Lduss- M
Aver was busy all night trl ing 10 DC IL
several places as once looking afte. IT,
comfort Of the party.
The trip to Bingham i delicAtful one
aud in summer the scenery is unexcel.ed.
Crossing the hennebec fi5e times and run
+ ming by its side much Of the way. tae pas
sengers are constantly attracted - lew
and beautiful spots that only the kelle-
bee valley can furnish. After leaving
Oakland the view j, particular. tine. The
Somerset Railroad has wonderful -ou .
aud is deserving Of it, growing bl.iae-s.
( No better trip can be taken than = tae
town on the kennebec. Bingham, a. the
end Of the Somerset road. tie center Of 3
locality famous for It's nsliu- Az hlltiu :
privileges as well a. its beautiful -cerey.
/ Sport the year round for ali who cone,
| good for years TO come, who wonders ,9ai
/ the road business Is iHcreasiuE:
The party were much impressed With
1 the various industries being established
( on the kenuebec, e-peeia y tie Auze pulp
/ mill plant a. NJ olson. fae ex1ept.sua.-
Is fine water powers are Attracting L.
/ tice.
Snow aud rain started during he night
and the trip home was maize II pouring
rsrstorm, though the enthu5ias Of the
party was not dampened .he laa...
The following was unanimously ADOPT
ed:
Voted. That the hearty and sincere
thanks OF the par'y are tendelet 70 cur
friend, L press a's.. We Aver. fsr tie roy ii
/ hOsp.i ally we L-s. received throughout
the excursion, a success from teginuns
TO end.
Home was reached by tie regular
a. VI. train from W4teryilie. To L..
lative excursion TO Bingham, and The IT,
/ ception by W. NJ. Aver, with his louuti.
/ full hospitality and good fellowship, Win
/ the courtesies extended by the Maine Cen
trail sud Somerset Railroad elic.sls vi
long lie remembered " those who particl
pated.