The Somerset reporter., 1897-09-16
Bingham.

Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith in Moscow.
Alfred Bates was fishing at Pleasant
| Pond and Mosquito stream last week.
Mrs. Pratt of Bath, is visiting her
daugh er, Mrs. w. (. Andrews.
Robert Savage of n. Arson, and Albert
Spaulding of Carratunk, were in town
last week.
Winnie Morris is now at home.
The Dinsmore family reunion will be
Sept. 18th, at Madison.
Several from this village have attend
ed the spiritualist camp meeting, at
Hayden lake, during the past week.
Miss Kate Haley, who has been board
ing with Mrs. Frank Carney for some
weeks returned to her home Ia Skowhe-
gan, Thursday.
George Cleveland goes to Boston, this
week for millinery.
Ed. Golf has lame foot.
Forest Colby, John Cahill and Thomas
Whitney have been exploring near
Indian pond for numbering operations.
Mrs. Fannie Smith furnished dinner
and supper for the visitors to the district
lodge, Sept. 10.
May Clark of Carratank, is attending
school in town.
wag Burke has left town to live with
Stephen Bean at Carrying Place.
The Sunday school in the Sugartown
district. held picnic last Saturday, near
James Messer's.
Geo. Gowen and family returned last
week, from a visit to Mr.. Governs native
town, Bradford, Me.
Quite party of Mr.. Gregory's friends
met at Mr.. Webster's, Thursday even
ing at reception.
Philander Morris and family of Con
cord, spent part of last week at Pleasant
pond, camping and fishing.
DR.. Williams was at Madison, one day
last week
Perley Carl while in bathing one day
last week, got beyond his depth aud
would have been drowned had he not
been rescued by his companions.
John Craig and Mr.. Dubois, who have
been with party at Baker pond, came
out from camp last Thursday, and start
ed for their home in New York, Friday.
They were much pleased with Maine
fishing and scenery. Rev. II. B. Craig
and son will remain for another weeks
sport.
Ora Savage and wife of Carratunk,
took dinner with Mrs. Albert Murray
one day last week, on their way down
river.
Parker Sanborn and John Lander are
talking of taking numbering chance ON
Pierce pond township.
There was a very small attendance at
the district lodge, |. o. G. T. The even
ing meeting was both enjoyable and
profitable.
Parties from Guiford, have been in
town for the past week, looking over the
prospect Of establishing a spool mill.
The low price of stock makes it impos-
sble to offer more than three and half
dollars per cord for white birch.
Tommy Murphy of Parlin Pond, is at
tending school at this village and board
ing at Albert Murrays.
Malon Patterson of Scion, was in town
Monday.
Frank Fitzsimmons is building a
stable.
Prof. Bateman il giving course of
lectures in town this week.
Mrs. Robert Wood has returned from
Providence, K. l., where she has been
visiting for several weeks.
Mrs. Lorena Goodrich had occasion to
step into a dark closet, last Saturday.
WHEN the wind closed the door making
her a prisoner until her cries for help
brought some of the neighbors to her as
sstance.
Enoch Osgood has completed the
house he recently purchased of Elbe
Curtis and has moved in.
Hon. f. C. Burleigh, NJ. &. and wife
also Clarence Burleigh, editor of the
Kennebec Journal, with his wife and son
were in town Friday night, on their way
to Parlin Pond. Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh
spent the last week in August at that
place and were so charmed with the
locality that they returned for another
outing.
l.. c. Andrews and wife of Jackman,
are in town.
Mike Donahue of Massachusetts,, is
visiting his parents in Moscow.
The Mission Union met Tuesday, with
Mrs. Byron Smith and will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Sidney Goodrich.
Mrs. George Bray and her daughter,
Helen kdder are visiting in Boston.