The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-04-24
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Bingham

Mrs David Roache and daughter were
in town, last week.
Sam Foster arrived home, Thursday
night and George Foster was at home
over Sunday. Their sister Grace is very
iA, it Is feared she may not recover.
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
n. K. Bray by the Rebekabs in their hall
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bray was pre-
scented with pretty Rebekah pin by the
members of the degree staff of which
she has been the faithful captain for the
past year.
The services of Miss Grace Tibbets of
Boothbay Harbor have been secured and
she is now teaching the grammar school.
The Ladies' Aid Society held it's last
meeting at the residence of Mrs Mary
Colby. There were twelve present, Mrs.
Mary Burke being president; quotations
and select readings we're given and ice
cream and dainty cakes were served.
Mrs. J. G. Gregory of Gorham is spend
ing two weeks among her relatives in
town, Mr.. Gregory is expected the last
of the week and will deliver the ami
yersary sermon to the l. o. o. r. and
Rebekah societies next Sunday forenoon.
Mrs. Kate Burke will be at Scion
hotel next Saturday afternoon with a
fine line of millinery.
Horace Craig and Forest Colby have
been exploring on Bald mountain, this
week. 10
Tison Adams has four sheep which
are raising nine lambs, one of the sheep
having had triplets
Eda Baker and her brother Charlie of
Caratunk we're In town, Saturday.
Mae Goodrich has returned from
down river, where she has been for some
weeks.
Fred Newell and family are guests of
Mrs. Noah Huff.
The funeral services of Michael Berry
who died at his home in Concord, were
held last Monday. One of his daughters,
Mrs. Anon Baker, resides in this village.
S. A. Andrews and wife were at Show.
hogan, last Tuesday.
April 10th was the thirty-sixth ami
yersary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Robinson of Concord, and friends
to the number of fifty two, including
fourteen children and eleven grandchild-
rem, gathered to make glad the occasion
An excellent dinner was served at two
o'clock and the time passed most pleas
antly until the company was obliged to
depart with many hearty good wishes
for more anniversaries and that this
remarkable family circle may continue
unbroken for many years. A dinner set
was presented by Perly Robinson and
wife, Coney Robinson and wife. Walter
Robinson and wife, r. II. Colby and
wife, Angie and Effie Robinson; gold
band ring by Chester Rollins and wife
and Josephine and Dion Robinson; a
lamp, table linen and pipe by Will Rob
inson and wife; money by Leon and Ro oy
Robinson; glass sugar bowl and mug by
Alton Robinson; two tablespoons, Perley
Robinson and wife; Coney Robinson and
wife butter knife and salad fork; Walter
Robinson and wife, rocking chair and
two pairs of hose; Forest Colby and
wife, dress pattern, handkerchief and
cup and saucer; Alton Carl and wife.
sugar spoon; Lena Colby, dessert spoon
Althea and Bertha Robinson, two dessert
spoons; Elias Andrews and wife, two
table spoons; Mrs. j. f. Hunnewell,
money; Mrs. Lizzie Thompson and Mrs.
Della Vittum, tablespoon; Joel Mullen
and wife, one-half dozen teaspoons and
pair of towels; Edwin Robinson and
wife, money; Frank Hunnewell and
wife, soup ladle; j. II. MoKeeman and
wife, cold meat fork; Will Hartshorn
and wife, butter knife; Alanson Hume
well, money; Harley Robinson, salt and
pepper shaker; Frank DeSilva and wife,
half dozen tea spoons; Nina DeSilvia,
napkin rings; Mrs. Mary Colby, desert
spoon; Mrs. Mary Carl, fruit dish; f.. o.
Yittum and wife, fruit dish and pair OF
towels; Thales Spaulding and wife, white
shirt, collar, necktie and suspenders
Belle Spaulding, cream pitcher.
Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. L. f
Hill of Moscow assembled at their home