The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-04-28
Bingham.

A log driving crew started from this
place for Baker Pond, this week.
Mrs. Sumner Turner will again en-
terrain the Ladies Aid society, Wednes
day next.
Deputy Sheriff Haskell and Abel
Davis of Pittsfeld, were recently IN
town. The sheritf's sale of pulp will
occur in April.
Martha Reynolds is at work for Mrs.
Will Mhorff, Mrs. sac Abbey having
returned to her home.
Mrs Fred Gilman with her family
have moved to their home in Moscow
There was good attendance at last
Saturdays Grange meeting.
5. A. Dinsmore of Boston, was in
town, last Monday.
c. II. Hunter was in town the first of
the week with a view to locating here as
harness maker.
A. n. Burke talks of going out of
town to work at his trade.
Alfred Chase and l.. r. Hussey have
purchased the dry house at the last
factory and will move it near to Mr..
Chase's house and will fit it up as re-
pair duu pdiub ouop'
Mark Bean while at work on the
landing near the iron bridge was caught
by the rolling logs and one of his legs
broken in two places below the knee.
DR.. Williams reduced the fracture.
Mrs. Ed Carney has a little baby
daughter
Miss Millie York of Scion, has been
visiting her friend, Georgia Colby.
II. Price Webber and company played
to good audiences, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of last week. u
The funeral services of Samuel Baker
were held, Friday at p. M, at the resi-.
dence on Meadow st. Forty brother
Masons from Solon lodge, assisted by
many from this lodge, performed the
Masonic rites. Rev. J. e. Gregory con-
Quoted the funeral services.
Fred Preble and John Piper of this
village each have a part in the junior
exercises of Arson academy, Thursday
evening of this week.
Charles Whorf's horse became fright.
ened at a small bicycle, Tuesday, and
breaking away from its hitehing post
did considerable damage to the wagon
The Ladies Mission union met Tues.
day afternoon of this week, with Mrs
Fannie Smith and tackled some puffs
This society will hold baby show in
two weeks at Union hall followed by an
entertainment of some sort in the even
ing. Refreshments consisting of ice
cream, cake, etc. will be served.
Rev. F. A. Fuller of Madison, preach
ed in Congregational church, last Sun.
day, in exchange with J. {. Gregory.
Next Sunday, services at the church
will be commemorative of the seventy
ninth anniversary of Oddfellowship.
Mr. Gregory will preach the sermon as
usual.
Mrs. Sidney Goodrich made visit at
Bard we'll Bakers in Moscow, last Tues
day.
W. B. Goodrich is having the partition
removed between his store and the part
formerly rented to Arthur Burke. Chas
Abbey and his sou, Sanford, are doing
the work.
Selden Cleveland has Just bad his barn
shingled, and men are at work shingllng
Erwin Moore's house.
Susie Whitney is going to Pleasant
Pond, to teach school, commencing next
Monday.
Ben Moore and son of Mass, have
been visiting relatives in town during
the week.
Mrs. Henry Washburn has been with
her sister in Scion, who is sick. She re-
turned, Sunday.
The Carrying Place ponds have been
sold to Sam Rollins, who will take
charge of the camps, this season. Rowe
ponds have been purchased by Mr.. Jaek@
son.
The sheriff sale of pulp was postponed
till next Monday.