The Somerset reporter., 1903-11-05
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
Bingham.

The Centennial Rebekah Lodge /. o.
o. Y. have completed their paraphanalia
aud on Tuesday night performed the
work of the degree In a creditable man
ner. The district deputy, Mrs Charles
Norton, was expected to be present to
Inspect the work.
TT. Houghton for fifty years sue
sessful farmer bought some beans for
Ais own use, the other day, for the first
time In his life, having always raised
them previous to this year.
D. L. Foster and family have moved
20 Oakland.
Curren Smith and family are now oc-
eupying their house in the village.
Mrs. Smith Is not contented to live on
the farm.
Mrs Henry Washburn and Jessie OF
Skowhegan are now In town.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Rollins of Moscow
lost their youngest child, last week,
funeral services on Sunday at O'Clock.
Allen Lander of Coburn Institute was
at home, saturday and sunday, ia
Much to everyone's satisfaction the
water in Lander's aqueduct commenced
running on Friday. --..-.-.-
&C. Folsom Jones and wife of Skow-
hogan were in town, the first Of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Farley of The
Forks were in town, last week. They
ook dinner at the smith house.
Mr. Dubois and nephew of Pennsyl-
vania arrived in town, last week, and
are up river hunting.
Rev. W. A Richmond, pastor of the
from a vacation spent in Massachusetts,
and resumed his duties here.
A. G. Dinsmore was at Madison, last
Saturday.
&c. Holt and family, and Alton Carl
and family took dinner at Pleasant
Pond, last Sunday. Mary lark &C
sompanied them.
Pupils of Bingham high school are
learning farce 10 be given at an enter
tainment, the last of the term. sr1m e..
Mrs George Maxfeld of Canaan has
been visiting friends in town for several
days, recently.
Mrs. Anna Chase returned from Cara
tunk, Monday last
Sam Foster of Portland was, in town,
Tuesday last.
David Bean took cold after vac
eination and has had quite hard time
~ the result. He was able to be out on
Tuesday.
Blanche Carney has returned to her
work In wholesale millinery store in
Boston after spending quite a long va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carney.
Ray Spear, fireman for Russells saw
mill, will soon move into the new house
which he has built near the mill.
Quite large moose was secured near
Austin Pond the other day and carried
through town on Monday.
Rev. j. G. Gregory and family of
Gorham are spending the week at Pleas
ant Pond. A. G. Dinsmore carried
them up, Monday.
John Savage and Villa Steward were
united In marriage at Mr.. Savage's
home on Wednesday, October 20 at a
o'clock p. ~. by Rev. Fred Mcneil.
were present at the ceremony At the
Wcuuiub IcCopttOH WulCu iOllOW0u III
evening the house was filled with guests
who showed their good will by pretty
and useful gifts as we'll as by congrat-
ulatlons. The bride was becomingly
dressed In blue silk trimmed with white
lace. Abundant refreshments were
served to all. The following is a list of
presents and the donors: A pair of
towels, Mr.. aud Mrs G. w. Badger;
glass table act, Mr.. and Mrs F. Il.
Curtis; silver syrup set, Mr.. and Mrs
Howes; tooth pick holder, Jennie Smith
napkin ring, Jimmie Smith; two plates,
Mrs. Belle Whitney,; Q silver teaspoons,
Mrs Philena Higgins; half dozen fruit
knives, Mr.. and Mrs Granville Good
rich; pair of towels, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Roach; pair of towels, Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Berry; glass water set, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Steward glass water
set, MIR. A. F. Donigan and |. c. Pierce
silver cake basket, Gala and Frank
Steward; handkerchief Mrs. William
Howes; fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs II. II
Steward; berry dish, sauce dishes and
china tea urn, Mr. and Mrs S. j. Not
tage, Mr.. and Mrs George Nottage, Mr..
and Mrs Dan Baker, Mrs Ed Andrews,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Holway.