The Somerset reporter., 1897-03-25
Bingham.

The last factory Is running full CAV
and night crew.
Miss caorgia colhv and Fred Ennis
ouch hava now nhotogranber's anftit
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s,raadin,
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to,"n aa ,ioig - She G,,ga
Nntual paliaf 4 ssaaiation
Mrs Ranhsn Pierce il in very n5or
healfh mis- snriny
Mrs. II 0,Danald i suffering from
eonsnmnfian
sz,,.,
tba ,,illaa, tha athar ID. be i gainino
sfr.n.,,h ,,3ita fast
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geo miiler Is aoie 10 rue OUT On pleas
ahe aays'
Rev J. {. Gregory and Henry Chase
dined with Mrs. Flora Knight on Thurs
day last.
Ezra Pierce OF Carratunk was here last
Friday.
Oscar Clark and Claude WI ham OF
GarrAtnnk, attended the Mount hoXie l
.. =. r meeting last week.
During high Wind one night recently
the burning our of Nike La Poi' t.
chimney caused some uneasiness "A fire
started in this portion of the village
would do great damage.
Fred Coolidge of Salan and Joshua
Pelton Of y. Arson, were ia town recent
ly.
Mr.. Lumsden of Skowhegan has been
selling brooms in town.
Hosea Winnie has been sick Int i
gaining nov
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Inc latest curiosity III tree growth
thai mas iaiieh TO AUSTIN Dlhsmofe Is
snail tree thif6y IL. ioh2. one men III
diameter AT one ena ana three fonfths of
an men at the other. II these wonders
a9 no g'as e, Aas,'a ,n WI aa supply
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Inc ga Fellows OF this place Will
de'e3, s'e ~ ~ a's'se's Sd, u li'e l1t,.
,o,, "a ~. 4. mp nv 'a,
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-'ai'' =, ~ sol mas n'n'.Y o.isi Gu To
unsooui Sc up Up, ''ee 70 me oeea5
tlon. az 1T, .''io'. lug n"s oeen iofi'eo
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iehh runs "io 'ias oeen III raj u
lug IN ~ oo'H' ''''e e'i'o iio'iie II
Jay "is
Az the meeting OF the ladies' mission
circle on the 10Th inst, 1t was voted to
change the name OF the society to the
ladies' mission union. The following
officers were elected for the coming yeaf
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Martina Iurneri wee
president, Mrs. Sue Preble; see, Mrs.
Flora Knight; treas, Mrs. Lephe 'reole;
chaplain, Mrs. Dora Goodrich; asst.
chaplain, Mrs. julia Colby. An appro-
pirate selection was read by Mrs. Knight.
Adjourned to meet 10 two weeks with
Mrs. sue Preble.
George Foster of Oakland spent Sun
day with his parents.
A warrant is posted for a town meet
ing on Mar. 3lst. to see if the town will
vote to raise money to build school
house in district No. 4.
At the school meeting held in Moscow.
Saturday last, Albert Burke was chosen
superintendent Of schools. The spring
terms will commence May Bird. 1t was
also decided not to rebuild the Smith
school house without further action by
the town.
Mrs. Robert Wood has some house
plants of which one might we'll be
proud. The large bay window facing
the south IL hlled with them, also
western ~'ne s e9ubP'eee5y nllea WIN d
pe,u,lla NV 'eet M s, anu oeat,ns tWo
nulu,eu pIau'''pa ,''o72,''us h'.,s
miyht almost he termed free. for raeh
measures fully seven and one-half foot
from the tnn If rho nayer not to tho ron
If rho Giant A th,ifty and heanfifnIly
nronortioned beoonia fonr feet bioh AIS
ono corner Of the room Mrs Wed
takes great interest in nlants aud has -
hannv faeultv of making tbam grow