The Somerset reporter., 1899-06-15
Bingham.

Basil Melvin is having his house
painted.
Mrs. Juliette Goodrich returned to
Auburn, Tuesday last
David Pooler OF Caratunk and Miss
Alice Fitzsimmons of Moscow were mar
ried at the parsonage, June 18th, by
Rev. J. c. Gregory.
Mrs. Sam Rollins of Concord, was In
town the first of the week.
Mrs. +. L. Carney went to Scion for
visit, where her husband is at work.
Miss Horn, teacher Of the grammar
school, has a new bicycle. Walter
Piper also has new wheel.
Mrs. Albert Murray entertained Mrs.
York and son of Denver, Col, last week.
A paper issued by the high school
pupils is expected to soon appear
Ora Gordons little daughter fell and
broke her right arm at the elbpw Joint
Wednesday of last week.
Curren Smith has recently had the ell
of his house shingled
Jennie Hickey has gone TO Caratunk
to work for Mrs. VIII Clark.
Mark Savage was away with fishing
party few days last week.
Moses Brown of Athens, was in town
few days since, the first time for hf
teen years.
There is to be crop Of beechnuts this
year.
Neddie Moore ran In front of a passing
team last Thursday evening. He was
knocked down under the horses feet,
but not seriously injured.
Mrs Della Webster of Carstunk, was
in town last Thursday
Mrs. Gibson Of Parlin Pond, is spend
ing few days with Mrs. VIM. Moore.
Mr.. Leland, superintendent of the
United Shoe Machinery Co. was In town
last week. The company is DESTROYS of
selling their plant here, the new combi-
nation having put new face upon the
matter. Supt. Farb-other OF the North
Arson Shank factory, looked over the
| property last week.
Sam Andrews Is cutting and pealng
poplar on his back lot.
The water in the kennebec river is
falling fast and unless we have heavy
rains driving will be slow work before
the logs reach the booms.
Mrs. Abigail Maxim is having her
house painted.
Fl. B. Whipple has added another inn
pro velnent to his farm-a silo.
A large number of Bingham people
attended the horse trot and ball game at
n. Arson, last Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. Piper and Mrs. r. s. Whit
ney are attending the commencement
exercises at Pittsfield, this week.
George Colby and Mary Clark return
ed Saturday night from kents' Hill
seminary.
Rev. J. c. Gregory and wife returned
Saturday. from a few weeks spent in
Conn. nephew OF Mr.. Gregory re-
turned with them. Services were held
as usual Sunday in the Congregational
Church
Mrs. Livingstone of Caratunk, was in
town, Monday.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Walter Robinson and Nellie Preble,
which is to take place at the BRIDES
home June 2lst.
Several from this place and vicinity
went to the big circus at Wateryille last
Friday.
II. B. Baker of Moscow, and Mrs. |.
&. Foss were married at Scion last Sat
urday afternoon.
Georgia Cleveland and Fred Wilson
have been up river for a few days.
MI and Mrs. Leslie Jones of Mass,
have been visiting at Sidney Goodrich's
and Bardwell Bakers.
The Ladies' Aid Society held a picnic
on Mrs. Alfred Chase's lawn, Wednes-
day.
Zenas Vaughan, Bible agent from
Strong, has been in town several days.
The Masons celebrate their anniver-
sary next Saturday evening. There
will be supper and public instala-
ton. The tnirty-fourth degree is to be
exemplitled. G..
Many will go on the excursion to
Lakewood, Madison, next Sunday, at
the low rate of fare offered, only 80 cents
round trip. Train leaves here at s.i5 H.
M, and the SoloR band accompanies the
party. ample convenences for picnic
parties