The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-06-23
Bingham.

Bingham.
Christopher Stevens of Wisconsin
was last week visiting M, NJ. Thompson
and wife.
Mrs. Norris Bray of Concord. has gone
to one of the Boston hospitals for treat
ment; her father and mother accompa
MED her.
George Baker. Fred Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Clark, all of Carritunk
were recently in town.
A Young girl named Doyle has returned
to her fourth term at school tor dea
mutes in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rounds of Auburn, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. (. w Moore
last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Rounds
is Mr.. Moore's sister.
Miss Myra French who has been al
The Forks for a few weeks, passed
through town Saturday on her way down
river.
Mrs. Nellie French of The Forks met
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Savage of n. Arson, at this sta
ton, Saturday.
George Clarke of N. Arson was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Cyrus Bean of Skowhegan and
Mrs. George Carter of Greenville, were
the guests of Mrs. Sumner Turner last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Foster of Bay
ONE, N. J. spent night with Mrs. Marx
Savage last week. and the following
morning proceeded with their bicycles
to Pleasant Pom Tor weeks outing.
Mr.. Gilman with his wife and child
accompanied by friends were on theiI
way up river Saturday last.
Ed Miller has finished work at the en-
CINE house; man from Oakland takes
his place.
Oliver Cuts, formerly of N. Arson, now
a teacher of mathematics in one of the
large schools of Penn, arrived in town
Saturday night accompanied by friend
on their way to The Enchanted for fish
ing trip.
The striking of brick at the backyard
near Nichols hill commenced last week.
We were mistaken in reporting the
catch of trout made by w. X. Jordan and
party. twas two trout instead of one,
and very large one got away before ii
was caught.
Jacob Hatch and wife formerly resi-
dents of Moscow are visiting friends in
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebie Chase and family
of Sko vhegan, have been visiting at AL
fred Chase's in this village.
Sidney Goodrich received some nice
presents at his recent birthday party. a
large easy chair being one of the gifts
John Pooler and wife and Herbert
Pierce, made the best catch of trout for
the season at Pleasant Pond last week
The Ladies' AID Society are to have a
picnic supper at Mrs. Foster Smiths the
24th inst. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend, bringing their
own supper and a spoonful of coffee.
Mrs. Elias Andrews will entertain the
next regular meeting of the Aid society.
Mrs. Seavy and son have been visiting
Mrs. Martha Rogers the past week.
Walter Butterfeld of Pennington
was in town Monday.
Elijah Johnson was canvassing in town
last week for Kennisons' wardrobe hang
er.
Chester Jones of Cumberland Mills
was in town Monday.
Alice Owens and Lephe Dinsmore
attend the Colby commencement exer.
cises at Waterville next Sat.
A large number from this place went
on the Maranacook excursion last Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. George Cover has new baby
boy.
Mrs. Albert Murry visited her mother
Mrs. Abbie Webster last week
The funeral services of little child
of Will Maloneys were held Wed. fore
noon at ten o'clock.
Mrs. Butter6eld of Pennington and
little girl have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gardiner Bean of this village
There was runaway accident and
smashup in Moscow, Wednesday of last
week Elias John a jew peddler was
driving. along near Henry Lovejoy's
when his horse took fright at some
pressed hay by the roadside, tipped the
cart over and ran away. Elias John
landed on his head and shoulder and
hurt his leg. Thomas Emerton was jog.
ging along the road with his team when
the runaway ran into him, throwing him
out, hurting his shoulder severely and
cutting his face. Mr.. Emertons horse
also ran away. No bones were broken
in either men or beasts.
A large crew have been at work ship
ping spool bars tied in bundles of sixteen
each, and hauled to the station.
Prof. James Graham of N. Y. was in
town Tuesday night.
Thomas Reynolds was taken sudde My
sick Tuesday night; much alarm was
felt at the severity of the attack.
Z. w. Moore and Mr.. Rounds have
been 10 Garry ponds fishing.
Mrs. Guy Maynard of Boston arrived
on Monday nights train, and will Spend
some weeks visiting her mother Mary
Redmond and sister Mrs. Curren Smith
Field strawberries are being brough
into the market. Strawberry short-cakt
and cream, "Yum YUM.
The Main River drive is laid off unit
the rear which is near Brassua reache!
Indian Pond. This week the ten cen
cut down makes hard times for the dri
yer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S, Burke visited Mrs
Mrs. Burke's parents ia New Portland
Sat. and Sunday.