The Somerset reporter., 1903-11-19
Bingham

bingham.
Florence Milliken has finished the
course of music lessons which Sue has
been giving at aratunk.
F. II. Colby has completed his work
of aotting off the timber lands and run
ming the settlers lines in The Forks
plantation.
John Owens has gone to West Forks
with yoke of oxen for party in Jack
man.
George Colby has been visiting rela,
tives in Boston and vicinity during the
past week
j. j Lander and wife went to Boston,
last Saturday.
Helen Steward was among friends at
n. Arson few days ago.
John Mcguire has shipped a car of ore
from the Bailey mine in Concord to
Philadelphia. If the test of this proves
satisfactory quite a business will be
done there another season.
W. r. Jordan made business trip to
Caratunk, last Monday.
Nora and Allen Lander and Merton
Goodrich were home from Waterville
over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Livingston
arrived in town, last week, and have
rented the Asa Steward house on Main
street
Mrs. Eva Hunnewell of Scion was in
town last week.
A. F. Donigan has returned from his
hunting trip with big moose which he
shot at Moxie.
Mabel Lander is spending part of her
vacation in Skowhegan.
Ola Gates of Moscow spent a few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Leonard
Hamilton, on Meadow street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry Martin were in
town on Monday last from Pleasant
Pond
Mrs. Mary Colby is now at home for a
short time
Mr.. Wight, teacher of the singing
school, kindly assisted in the singing at
the Congregational church, last sunday,
at the forenoon service, also at he
praise service in the evening.
Mrs. Maria Carney went to Scion on
Tuesday morning
The grange dinner, last Saturday, was
visitors from Scion were present. Ia
bles were three times filed; an interest
ing afternoon meeting and IN the even
ing a sociable as usual
Ellen Whitney started for Boston on
Monday morning. She served as brides
maid at the marriage of her brother,
simeon Whitney to Miss Annie Wright
on Wednesday.
Marcia Steward visited Audrey Smith
in Auburn few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Lambert of New
York passed through town, Monday
last, on their return trip down river.
Mr.. Lambert returned Wednesday for
more hunting.
Very successful terms of school in the
four grades in the village closed. last
week, for two weeks vacation. Excel
lent work has been done by large ma
jority of the pupils, and much credit is
due w K. Jordan, supervisor, for i'm
provement in the schools.
The entertainment given, Friday even
ing, by talent from all of the schools
was first class in every respect kenne-
bee Hall was filled with an appreciative
audience and S2S was cleared for the
benefit of the schools For selling the
greatest number of tickets Doris An.
drews received the first prize of soc;
Jennie Cahill and Elsie Rollins, second
prizes of 25c each The following pro-
gram was carried out and soeiable
followed the entertainment:
Welcome ..,............,.......Ch Christine Baker
Dolly Drill.. -..............# Primary Schgol
Recitation. ............. $4,000. Robert Moore
Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......... Ruth Lander
Re - .....Alice Carney
Piano duet...-.....,... Misses Frame ana Bean
why We Never Married ...Gtsmmar school
Chotus...... -. .. o. ..-.. intermediate school
Recitation. ...-....,- ............. Mabel Lander
"Seed Babe n.-.....,...... =. Primary school
Girls Quartet 30. .-.-. uterine diate School
Dialogue. 49,. Maud Hilton and John Gahill
Solo........ss jeanette Lander,
RecttRtit No.. .-.....-........Tv.g klE1ins