The Somerset reporter., 1899-08-31
Bingham.

Bingham.
Miss Church of Pittsfeld, is the guest
of her brother, Chas Church of this
place. They have been spending few
days up-river.
Mrs Pooler of Caratunk, was in town
last week. Her daughter. Mrs. Herbert
Pierce, is suffering much from carbuncle
on her arm.
Leona Redmond is teaching school on
Chamberlain Hill.
F. c. Dinsmore and family, who have
| been several weeks in town have returned
to Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Turner, A. F,
Dongan and Nellie Baker made a short
stay at Pleasant Ridge, last week.
Herbert Rowe and family of Moscow,
made a visit to friends in Madison, last
week.
Carrie Steward, who has been among
relatives in Palmyra, quite part OF the
summer, returned home last week &C
companied by her cousin.
Mrs. Matthews and two children Of
Massachusetts. are visitors at (. L. Car
ney's on Meadow St.
Miss Rose Goodrich of Boston, Mass,
spent few days with Mrs. Lizzie Good
rich in Moscow Her sister, Mrs. Bacon
of Skowhegan, was there at the same
time.
Mrs. Lucinda Smith is failing every
day She does not recognize anyone.
Mrs VIM Whyte and children left
town last Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Goodrich spent Tuesday of
last week at N. Arson.
Miss Lizzie Philips has been down-rver
a few days.
The guests at Mrs w. B. Goodrich's
the past week have been her brother, F.
] Taylor of w Somervile, Mass, and
her neice, Emily Taylor Of N. Cambridge.
W. B. Goodrich and F. J. Taylor were
at Pleasant Pond, several days and had
great luck fishing. Miss Taylor was at
Pleasant Pond, Sunday and Monday.
Belle Watson of Oakland, commenced
a term of school at Ed. Barry's, last Mon
day.
Harvey Owens has moved his family
into the Steward house.
Willard Waldron of Vassalboro, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Calvin Ellis
in Concord.
Mr., Chamberlain of Blanchard, passed
through town Saturday, on his return
from Madison.
A good number from this place attend
ed campmeeIing at N. Arson, last Sun
day, the day being exceptionally fine for
going with teams.
Georgia Colby left town, Tuesday
morning, to commence another school
year at Kents Hill Seminary.
A party from this place consisting Of
Or and Mrs. Piper, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Clark and Mr.. Thomas Whitney and wife
spent several days at Pleasant Pond. last
week.
Mrs. Bert Savage of N. New Portland,
is among friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dunton go to
Lewiston, this week, by team, visiting
friends.
May Pratt, who has been with her
aunt, Mrs. Will Andrews, this summer,
soon goes away.
Fred Adams has some large potatoes
raised this year, one of them measured
IIxI6xI8 Ia in.
Gilbert Greenwood OF Watervile, was
calling upon old friends short time ago.
A record has been kept of the number
of trout caught at Garry Ponds from May
9th to Aug. 25th of the present summer
and reaches the large number OF ten
thousand six hundred, 90 500. A large
number of guests are there now, one
family of twelve are making stay of six
or eight weeks.
John Sucking arrived Tuesday night
He has been very i'll with infiamatory
rheumatism and is still obliged to use
crutches. Mr. Sucking is the guest of
Lewis Baker in Moscow.
Z. w. Moore and wife spent Tuesday
of this week at Skowhegan.
Misses Lena Carver and Edna Rounds
OF Auburn, are visitors at Mrs. (. W..
! Moore's also Frank Moore's.
John Piper and Walter Piper were also
at Pleasant Pond, last week..
Schools in the villrge commenced last
Monday, with the same teachers as last
term: Mrs. Juno Curtis, high school !;
Miss Fife Horn, grammar; Miss Florence
Millikep, intermediate, and Miss Bertha
Roberts, primary. Attendance is very
good, several from other districts attend
, ing the high school.
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