The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-11-08
Bingham

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Selden eleVrldhi Is bun iia9 on mead
ON street.
Frank Hunnewell will bull This fall
on lot near MI Owens. hr the depot.
Last Thursday evening prayrr-mrrt-
ing WIS held at Mr. Chasr'-. The
Thursday meetings will IN held here
after for the winter at tha hamrs of the
different members of tn church. The
next is at Mrs. Millken's.
" Il. Jordan. Esd. LEFT rae,dtv. for
Wateryille. where he l. Ia he located
permanently.
,r,,.s Wilma. md f.,..I,z=s,.,.,, to tho
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u ". savage proprietor VI 'ur
fieasant iohn h"use' fe1Hlus ~ ''''~
ha'l' 'ill9 "eeh'
Nicholas j. Murphy Of Pnliu P"ud'
has been ia town the pl,t WerN. ms
son, Etfle, who is attehli4g re liSh
school, has been Threatened WITH ttphpii
fever, but will probably e-elp- it.
u
al Ma.naH.
Monday. Nov. ). witne.-ed an the
schools of Bingham in full operation.
ON that day the schools of the new 'ri-
mary aud Intermediate baIHilug Tell into
line. Mrs. Frank Hilton i. 10 have
charge of the lntermediate. aud Mrs.
Frederic of Norrdgewock, will teach
the Primary grade.
nn,h ra.snn far congra.aI,f i,ns on the
tboron,,h b,sis of til ..baal svstem
| rhe new huilding ia ver, conveniently
manayed with mod.rn annliaucrs for
ha.,, I'D v.nti,,in,, ~ .ilnnf dn.l,
/ in zach room il ad,,ntod Ia fhe hypirnic
raoi,ir.nents nf the nnnils af its nnrtiru.
| lar grade The Gr,,n,n,r and UUgh
/ school rooms have heen fitted nm win
nov nunil.' desks OnfsfIi,. the VILLAGE
roo The school-houses have UNDERGONE
/ thoronob repairs. The uigh school is "A
nav feature at Rinoh,m Heretofore.
, studaut VIM had cnmnlate5 rho Gram.
mar coursr must either laave off school
nltooathsr ar plsa nursu,. hi. .t,Idirs in
another town. Nav .iuea the .chnol
hoard has laid down cn,ir.a. similar ia
! thnsa of rho h.st Uirb .rbanI. ia the
State. the full advautaor. al an acaIe-
mic conrse arr, to he had At hantn
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/ heen renovated bv the nnftinV in of nat
ant se,ts.nd desls in hntb ron,ns mo
lower floor Ia occupied nv the Grammar
grade and on the upper Il Dor is the
High school. while the Primary aud
intermediate rejoice III an entirely new
building, whlct althon2h IL may nor be
an entire success IRON an afchltecturai
point OF view, yet IL Is surely new clean
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us not deceive ourselves by thinking
this radical change has all been accom-
plished by one gigantic stride. No. it
means the patient ton Tor weeks
months ana years on the part oi ochol-
ars, teachers ana Seh"oi oin'etS' A' 'iie
schools stand to-ilN' better WORK can ne
accomplished ny h'th pupiiS ana lctch
ers ana with less elort tlah at amy
previous time
H. IL. Patten of Newport, who was
formerly located here, arrived in town,
! Sahhntb In tovu