The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-21
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
BINGHAM

Bingham.
Mrs. Alton Carl, who for the past
three weeks has been among relatives
in Concord, returned to her home, last
Monday.
Miss Lundval of Portland Is the guest
of Mrs. Mark Savage and will accom-
pany Roy Savage, Mark Bartlett, Bina
Burns and Mrs. Harry Cummings to
Pleasant Pond for week.
Leah Merrill went to Augusta, Tues
day, to spend week with her brother,
Fred Merrill.
Zlpha Williams is at homo for short
time. She has been orking in the
coat shop at Norridgewock.
A.C. Dinsmore and wife and Alice
Owens returned, Monday, from several
days spent at Pleasant Pond. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Gregory will remain several
weeks longer.
Arlie Dinsmore and Hal Sterling re-
Gently made trip to Moxie. They saw
fourteen deer on the route.
Ernest Andrews and Enoch Osgood
returned, last week, from Pleasant
Pond, where they have been haying ten
days for w. B. Goodrich.
Belle Colby is now at home, having
been absent several weeks among friends
in Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Sawtelle of Water
vile are visiting Mrs. Corliss and Mrs.
Fogg, this week.
George Adams of Monson has been in
town to see his father, Tilson Adams,
who is failing fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hilton OF South
Paris have been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Alonzo Berry, of Moscow.
Mrs. VIM. Whyte and two children
OF Waterville are guests of w. B. Good.
rich, this week.
Bert Baker and daughter Gertrude
of Starks have been visiting friends in
town.
Roland T. Patten of Skowhegan
spoke In Union Hall on Tuesday evening
to fair sized audience.
Catherine Haley of Cornville is spend
ing few weeks vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Turner.
Terry Martins son of Caratunk cut
his right wrist on scythe, last Friday,
severipg both arteries and the cords and
making very painful wound. His
stepmother was able to stop the flow OF
blood till DR.. Williams of Bingham
could reach there, take up the arteries
and dress the wound. The boy is about
Is years old and was hanging the scythe
when the accident occurred. He is now
stopping with his uncle, John Morris, In
Moscow.
A social dance In Kennebec Hall,
Tuesday evening, was we'll enjoyed by
those attending.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Jacobs of Nashua,
N. H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Burke. Mr. Burke and Mr.. Jacobs
spent few days at Pleasant Pond, this
week.
Augustine Goodrich and wife of Oak
land were present at the Goodrich and
Baker reunion.
Sugartown picnic comes off, Thursday
afternoon. A general good time is ex-
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson of
Skowhegan were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cummings, this week.
Curren Smith has moved his family
to his farm and has rented his village
residence to D. l.. Foster.
The Baker and Goodrich reunion
came of ~ advertised, last Tuesday,
commencing with good dinner at
Union Hall, followed by an interesting
entertainment and general social time
In Kennebeo Hall. Many relatives from
distant places were present and good
interest was manifest.
j. j. Lander's family have now re-
turned from Pleasant Pond. Mr.. Ian
der has completed his boat house for
his naptha launch. 4,
Charles Abbey, Frank Smith, VIII
Thompson and Lee Smith have got
home from Pleasant Pond. Fishing not
first rate. Blueberries quite plenty.
Henry Merry of North Arson, has
been In town several days.
Mrs. Julia Dinsmore, who has been
among friends in Providence and Boston
through the summer, arrived home on
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Mills of
Auburn, we're guests of Mrs. Julia Colby
last week and Mr.. and Mrs. Blood of
Plymouth, N. H., stopped with Sarah
Milliken, Tuesday.
Il. N. Pringle of PASSPORT, will speak
in Union hall, Friday evening, Aug. %.
F. n. Colby and family are home after
four weeks absence, haying at Moxie
farm.
Mrs. Mary Colby has returned from
an absence of several weeks at Skowhe-
gan.