The Somerset reporter., 1897-03-04
Bingham.


Delegates chosen to attend the Dist.
Lodge |. o. &. L. to be held at Madison,
Mar. ), 1897, are A. {. Dinsmore. w. K.
Jordan, Kate Burke, Geo. Harville,
Forest Andrews, Sue Preble. Arlie Dins-
more and Amy Bates; alternates, Myrtle
Churchill, May Clark, Fred Preble, Belle
Watson, Lizzie Tinkham, Carrie Colby,
Ellen Whitney and George Colby.
The members of the NJ. f. church are
talking of buying the pews in Union
church and making it a free-seated
church.
Chas. Corliss, engineer on the passen-
ger train, has been taking a few days off.
Walter Garland has been running in his
stead.
Mrs. George Games is again at y.
Arson for medical treatment, and is
said to be slowly gaining.
Mrs. a. 5. Burke and Nellie Preble
are the two latest victims to the camera
craze.
Merton and Leon Goodrich are getting
a collection of stamps. They have be-
tween two aud three hundred varieties.
There was good attendance OF
grangers at their meeting on Saturday.
IL cost Joseph A. Bean ten dollars aud
eighty cents for disturbing the peace Of
his motherin-Iaw.
Mr.. Cummings of West Paris, WAS
buying apples in this vicinity, last week
Pat Murphy of Skowhegan, was in
town, last week.
Last Friday, while Mrs. Basil Melvin
WAS out of the room few moments, one
Of the small children took bottle of
ltudanum from table, and gave some
to younger child, Prompt treatment
prevented serious results.
Uncle Nathan Moore aud wife, an
aged and highly respected couple of
Moscow, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G. Williams, Que day last week.
Miss Belle Clark has the congratula-
tions of many friends on her appoint
ment as post mistress ut Bingham, VI.
NJ Thompson haYi z resigned,
There has been hauled some over two
hundred cords of pulp, a little over one
third the amount contracted for. 1t will
need six weeks Shedding in March to
haul the full amount.
Chas. spauldng Nike LaPoint, and
- ~ NJ 10 "''' 'tb - w H''Ho iN9N
Saturday.
Mrs. james Burwood of Madison, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Morris.
Chas. Beams Youngest daughter, Lilly,
died of consumption Feb. 10Th. Funeral
took place on Sunday.
Mr. Herbert Frederic of Norridoewoek
has been visiting in town.
Tha Current Fvents club mot with
Mrs Alice Goodrirh an Friday afternoon.
Feb. 10th. Records OF previous meeting
we're read AMI approved; reading, j." HE
Wltch Daughter Mrs. Henry wash
burn; Sir Phillip Sidney and an extract
from Arcadia, Mrs. w. Is. Goodrich
Edmund Spencer, Mrs. Calvin Colby
Current Events. Mrs. Thomas Reynolds ;
Elzabeth's Reign, Mrs. f. q. williams,
will be read at next meeting which will
be IN two weeks with Miss Belle Clarke.
o.a,h 4....aa - sa..ina -,
seriously kicked by one of his horses,
Saturday night. He had hitehed the
horses in the stable, and passing behind
them. one kicked him severely in the
back and other parts OF his body.
Mrs Willie Hin has an ORANGE trao
orou,;ng Ia h., Ln,,sn mon which h,ye
rTioonod ,hroo fair it'd araooas
ne 'un.ol Nllilstlaa h4ieasoI soelet
give al ellerta'i', N III hehaeoec naii'
'ioay eNenips' nafeh o1i' Auuilsslo'
,ret' poo0ns WI, NH oe ARRANGED Ia une
nan WHERE Tue niue ioiNs VIII sen i'ul''
ooulectiohely' eahe anu lce-eIeaih'
! Rev. j. Z. Gregory assisted by Mr.
/ L. +. Houghton conducted religious ser
vices last Sunday.
rho toun renorts sbovv thot thora ha,,e
baan bord ,imos dnr;,s, ,ha moot 100
90 tbara ora ahont saSo ,ne p h,5ds DO.
dollars vet nncolleeted an The cole