The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-01-14
Bingham.

state superintendent Of schools, Stet-
son. il expected to visit Bingham village
schools next Monday and deliver
lecture in the evening.
Helen Ross of Madison visited her
friends, Mrs. carrie Hilton and Mrs.
Abbie Hilton, last week.
Mrs Frank Rowe, who has been i'll,
is slowly improving
Mrs. A. G. Dinsmore has been sick
the past two weeks
The Grange installed nearly all their
officers last Saturday.
Allen Lander was at home from
Waterville last Saturday.
Mrs. r. q. Williams went To Skowhe-
gan last Thursday returning ON the even
ing train.
Mr.. and Mrs Chalice Andrews ar
rived in town, Friday evening. from
Greenv lie guests Of Mrs Maria Carney
and Mrs. Mary Carney.
Mrs Thomas Reynolds was at Show
hogan several days last week.
Mrs. Byron Smith recently spent a
week at Solon
Mr.. and Mrs IIutchins, who have
been on the Norris Bray farm in Con-
cord, will soon go to Auburn to spend
the remainder of the winter with their
daughter, Mrs Bray.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCollar los their
baby girl after very brief illuess
Funeral services were held, saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Terry Martin and son, who is in
poor health, was in town last Tuesday
Mr.. Weston is decorating the inter-
ior of the high school room.
T. II. Colby and wife and Mary Clark
have returned from a short trip to
Moxie
Mrs Campbell of Mayfeld was in
town ast Friday.
John Cahill's family are not keeping
house at present. Florence has gone
away, Jennie is boarding at Dan Hollis
and Helen is at her grandmother's.
The following officers were installed
in the Centennial Rebecca Lodge No
100 |. o. o, F., by District Deputy Presi
dent Winifred Norton assisted by Ethel
Hilton of Scion, Jan 9th, Myrtle Gum
mings, N. G. Viola Colby, V. !;
Florence Milliken, recording secretary;
George Colby, financial secretary; Rose
Lander, treasury; Mae Dunton Warden (;
Edith Livingstone, conductor; Nellie
Clark, inside guardian; Lawrence Liv-
ingstone, o G Carrie Osgood, K. ). to
N G.; Lillian Reynolds, l. 5. to V. q !;
Mae Baker, l.. 5. to V. G.. Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs j. j. Lander left town,
Saturday, for quite an extensive trip.
They are in New York this week and
intend to start for uba on Thursday
A card party and general good time is
planned for Wednesday evening of This
week at Grange hall, by the Stars and
Rebekahs.
While oiling horse power, Joe Roll
Inns, who was working for Hosea Whip
pie, slipped and his right hand was
caught in the cogs of the machinery and
30 badly crushed as to render amputa-
ton of all the fingers and part of ihe
thumb DR.. Piper reports the injured
hand to be doing as well as could be ex-
pected. Mr.. Rollins mother is now car
ing for her son at Mr.. Whipple's.
A very pleasant reception was held at
Mr.. and Mrs. j, j. Lander's a short time
before their departure,
John Witham was at Skowhegau a
short time ago.
The masons finished the plastering of
the rooms in the fraternity building
last week. Fires are kept night and
day in all of the rooms to keep the
plastering from freezing.
DR.. Greene was called, Tuesday, to
see Carrie Carbino, who is not gaining
as fast as desired.
Isaac Holway's daughter Is attending
Oak Grove Seminary at Vasalboro.
The officers of Bingham Chapter o.
+. 5. for the ensuing year we;e installed
by the retiring W. Mstron, Della Web
tter as follows: Belle Williams, w. NJ.
Samuel A. Smith, W. p; Belle Dns.
more, Asst. NJ; Emma Miller, Sec. !;
Edith Andrews, Treas; Fannie Piper,
Conductor; Emma Whitney, Asst. Con
Ju!iette Adams, Adab; Addie Woods,
Ruth; Lephe Preble, Esther; Abbie Hill