The Somerset reporter., 1902-07-24
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
Bingham.

time.
Mrs. Rose Ames of Dover. y. H., was
recently the guest of MI. and Mrs. marx
Savage, both here and at their Pleasant
Pond cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Olestine
Savage and family of North Arson were
also Of the party
-Four Russians or Armenians we're In
the place. last week, asking aid for re.
lIgious work in their country.
The picnic planned for the little folks,
Friday last, in Albert Murrays orchard,
was postponed on account OF wet
weather.
J. J. Lander and wife are at home
from their Pleasant Pond cottage for a
few days.
Walter Robinson and wife are guests
of Horace craig at Pleasant Pond for a
few days.
Mrs. d. l.. Foster and her sister, Miss
Phillips, were down river, last week.
Miss Birdie Pooler is helping Mrs.
Frank Hilton, who has big baby boy.
Sidney Chase of Concord fell. last
Thursday, and broke his lame leg above
the knee.
Mrs Abel Moore is at work at the
Oxford House, at Skowhegan.
AC. Dinsmore, Mrs. j. c. Gregory
and Alice Curtis are at the pond for
few days
Chester Williams of Embden was the
guest of Mrs. j. Whitney, one day last
week.
After the regular meeting of the l. D.
OF, last Friday evening, the Rebekahs
came in by invitation and enjoyed
treat provided by the brothers.
Forest Andrews of Attleboro, Mass,
is among relatives in town.
Rev. Mr.. Leach of Madison will speak
In Union Hall, Saturday evening, July
26, on the political situation.
Farmers are looking for pleasant
Nes Their now that Will Goodrich has
got LONE from the pond.
Gertrl de Pierce has been visiting
friends at aratunk and has also been at
Pleasant Pond with her aunt, Mrs.
Mark Savage.
Those attending the Goodrich and
Baker reunion, to be held Aug. 10, are
requested to bring any photographs that
they may have of any of the relatives
who are not able to be present or of de-
ceased relatives.
The officers of the Goodrich and Baker
family reunion met, Wednesday, July ID,
1902 and voted to have their annual re-
union at Bingham village, August 10.
1902 The following committees were
chosen: On arrangement, w. b, Good
rich, Anon Baker, Sarah q. Goodrich,
l.. G. Baker. Belle Dinsmore; on decor
alton, Sac Baker, Juliette Adams, May
Foss; dinner committee, Nettie Baker,
Emma G. Miller, Maria Baker, Sylvester
p. Baker, Granville Goodrich; table
girls, May Baker, Eva Foss, Mary Clark,
George Colby, Florence Milliken, Flora
Baker, Lizzie Goodrich; committee on
entertainment, Julia Colby, s. I. Good
rich, Sarah G.. Goodrich. Granville
Goodrich, secretary.
Curren Smith ia making arrangements
to move his family to his farm above
the village, aud will probably rent his
house here.
F. III. Colby started Wednesday with
his family to the West Moxie Farm near
Moxie pond where he has charge of a
haying crew.
Misses Clara and Susie Emerton of
Boston are spending a few weeks with
their brother, Thomas Emerton in Mos
cow.
Mrs. James OBrien of The Forks is
visiting her mother, Mrs Murphy OF this
village.
Thomas Emerton recently sold o. o.
Vittum and son of Scion eleven hundred
pounds of wool.
Uncle Nathan Moore is quite lame in
one knee with rheumatism.
Marcia Steward, paid a visit to her
sister, Carrie Carbino at Caratunk, last
week.
An excursion to Lakewood is adyertis-
ed for Sunday.
B. NJ. Steward attended store for w.
b. Goodrich few days recently.