The Somerset reporter., 1903-07-30
Mrs. Amanda Furbush is entertaining
as guests, Alton Grant and his son from
Lewiston.
Bingham.

Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Holden of Madi-
son have been in town a few daps.
Alice Curtis of Gorham accompanied
MIS-. A. c. Dinsmore and Arlie Dins-
more to Pleasant Pond, Monday.
Mr.. Larkins, son Charlie, and daugh-
ter from Waterville and other friends
from Massachusetts were in town Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Adams, Mrs.
Richardson of Auburn, Mrs. Plummer
of Rochester, n. H., and Anon Baker
and wife enjoyed Tuesday by pleasure
trip to the old slate quarry in Maytield.
Mrs. Geoge Spsulding of Caratunk
has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Sylvester Foss.
Mrs. Lizzie Goodrich of Moscow was
quite i'll, last week.
Arlie Dinsmore and John Aver of
Oakland were at Pierce Pond, last week.
VIM. Adams of Caratunk was in TOW n
a short time ago.
John Cahill will soon move his family
into the tenement formerly occupied by
Leonard Hamilton.
II. B. Merry of North Arson was
sacking wool, last week, purchased in
this vicinity.
John Martin of West Forks was in
town, last week.
N. E. Bray and family are at their
former home in Concord cutting the
hay Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchins are with
them.
Mrs. Anna Chase has gone to Show
hogan and with her daughter, Mrs.
Snow, will visit friends at Gardiner
before her return.
Chas. Packard has begun punching
spool bars with small crew.
II. Wilson of the geological survey of
Washington, D. e. is in town this week.
James O'Harra had a narrow escape
from bad accident. Monday morning
he started in moving with a span of
horses that were in most too good
spirits for the work. The rattle of the
moving machine caused them to run
and Mr.. O'Harra cleared himself and
they ran, cutting grass all the way till
an apple tree caused halt.
Sam Foster has been having consider.
able trouble with one of his eyes, caused
by cat scratching him.
Mr. Ennis and two of his boys, Frank
and Walter, returned, Tuesday, from a
week at Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Thomas Riley and daughter of
Concord have been visiting friends in
town.
Fred Ennis has completed a very nice
sail boat which he took up to Pleasant
Pond on Thursday of last week
Will Whorff moved his family to The
Forks, last week.
Charles Adams has moved into a
house on Owen street.
Inez Brown, who has been working at
Vest Forks for long time, has return
ed to her work after weeks vacation.
Mrs. Henry Kennedy and Mrs. Hiram
Pierce of The Forks were guests of Mrs.
Herbert Pierce, a short time since.
Mrs. Anon Baker has fine bed of
pansies.
The Rebekah degree was conferred
upon a candidate at the last regular
meeting.
The Bingham grange conferred the
third and fourth degrees upon several
new members at last Saturdays meet
ing.
Rev. w. F. Berry of Kent's Hill
gave two able sermons at the Congre-
gational church and one at the Method
list church, last Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Dennison of Attleboro,
Mass. is the guest of her sisters, Mrs.
Geo. Miller and Mrs. Mark Dinsmore.
Mrs. Elijah Hall is building new
stable.
A very serious accident was narrowly
averted, last Sunday at o'clock. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert WATSON were returning
from a drive and had come down
Nichols hill when their horse became
unmanagable and ran into Peter Lar
kin's team, taking a wheel off his car
riage and throwing Mr.. Larkin out
hurting his back and arm considerably.
Mr.. Larkin had seen the danger but not
in time to get entirely out of the way.