The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-06-25
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
Bingham.

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Mr.. CYRUS Savage and family of Wor-
sester, Mass. are tenting in the pine
grove near George Miller's, for the bene
1t of their daughters health.
RE. Bunker has been elected Superin-
PENDENT of the Congregational Sunday
School, Mr.. T. +. Houghton, who has
held the position so many years, having
resigned.
Mrs. Lanigan of Waterville was in
town Tuesday on her way to Caratunk
10 visit her mother, Mrs. Abbie webster.
Mrs. Ora Gordon has been quite sick
With sore throat.
Emma Gordon is much better, having
been quite i'll.
Mrs. Caroline Gray of n. Arson and
her niece, Florence Aver of Boston,
we're In town Monday on their way to
The Forks to see Mrs. Gray's daughter,
Mrs Ira Cushing.
Mrs Harvey Givens who has been
working at The Forks went to Skowhe-
gan, Monday to work at Hotel Heselton.
Jennie Cahill who has been in town
for several days returned to Skowhegan
last Monday
Frank Sterling who has been working
ut Skowhegan on the drive returned to
his home in Caratunk on Saturday
Prank Haines went down river Mon
day noon for few days.
H. Colby and family have been at
Horace Craig's cottage at Pleasant POND
Tor several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall, Ed Reynolds
and Helen Kidder spent two days at
Chases Pond, last week.
A. C. Dinsmore with the assistance of
Thomas Townes and six others has con-
structed stable on his Pleasant Pond
eottage lot.
Will Goodrich and son, Merton were
At Pleasant Cove Farm, Friday and Sat
arday of last week.
Oscar Givens who has been at Coburn
the past year was graduated last week
and Is now fitted for college. He Is now
at home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Givens.
Thomas Spear of Madison went to
Carrying Place on Monday to start the
work of putting telephone In to Garry
pond. He returned home Tuesday,
leaving Merton Goodrich in charge of
the work.
Bridget Nc Collar is doing homework
for Mrs. Robbie Sunds.
Mrs. Thomas of Skowhegan has been
= visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Silas Hunnewell on Pleasant Ridge.
Nettie Adams was called to Monson
last week by the illness of relatives.
The only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cummings, very sweet little girl of 3
years, has diabetis, and the physicians
give no hope of her recovery.
Mr.. Wellington of Madison was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Adams the
first of the week.
w. b. Goodrich accompanied j. f.
Rogers to the soldiers home at Togus
last Tuesday where Mr.. Rogers will
receive hospital treatment for his help
less arm.
There was a dance in Kennebec hall
Wednesday night of last week.
Mrs. Abbie Webster returned to her
home In Caratunk from Madison on
last Thursday.
Rev. James Renfrew and wife, nee
Edith Huff. were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. sidney Goodrich.
Mrs. Mary Colby was in Skowhegan
hast week.
Interesting entertainments are ar
ranged for Wednesday evening of both
this week and next to be held in Ken
nebec hall, followed by refreshments and
y general good time. Proceeds for ben
eft of the Congregational church.
The services at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening will be
song service. The new hymn books,
SNAKE His Praise Glorious" will be
used for the first time.
Ladies' day at Bingham Grange is next
Saturday, June n, not the goth as an
nounced last week.
Helen Steward and Christie Spaulding
drove to North Arson Tuesday with the
Steward girls pony team to visit friends.
Mrs. A. A. Piper Is attending Bates
commencement exercises this week.
Miss Helen Pierce of Monmouth has
just given course in physical culture
to class of young people in town.
The Junior Endeavor Society with
their friends will give an entertainment
IN Kennebec hall next Wednesday even
ing, July /, This entertainment will be
one of excellent quality consisting of
drills, marches, songs, etc. One of the
most unique and attractive features of
the entertainment will be the marriage
of little Tom Thumb to Jennie June.
The entertainment will conclude with
burlesque musical entitled "The Sweet
Family