The Somerset reporter., 1904-03-17
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
Bingham.

Rev. " A. Richmond will exchange
pulpsts next sabbath with Rev. II. Z.
Hofstead of N. Arson. Mr.. Hofstead is
q now man in the county and 1t Is hoped
many win come out to hear him.
Mrs. Florence Lander and Mrs. Marta
Savage were elected a committee to
make arrangements for the Easter con-
cert which comes the first Sunday in
April.
Gertrude Pierce returned to her stud
iss at the Maine " esleyan Seminary,
Tuesday morning.
Wallace johnson, Fred Merrill and
party of friends all of Madison are
spending a few days at their fishing
ranch in Mayfield.
Belle Colby was quite sick last week
but 10 no Y better.
Charles Horn of Madison has been In
town few days.
Rev. Fred Mcneil, pastor of the Meth
edist church, preached his farewell ser
mon last Sunday afternoon He is to
resume his studieS at Kents Hill.
Curren Smith is at skowhegan on the
grand jury and Henry Chase on the
traverse jury this week.
James Carbino of Caratunk was the
guest of Ben Steward on Monday last.
s. A. Smith was at Norridgewock the
hrst Of the week.
Capt. Norris of the Salvation Army Of
Madison was in town last week soliciting
contributions for the salvation Army.
Mrs. Cynthia Smith is occupying
sooms In Sarah Milliken's house
Nell Whitney of Moscow has moved
his family to the WEIGH farm in Madi-
son, which he has just purchased. The
farm Is situated just below Patterson
bridge.
Uncle Eber Baker is extremely feeble
mud failing In streng h
Mrs. Claude "itham of Caratunk was
IN town, Saturday last.
FIJI Colby and his two little girls,
Florence and Lena, went to Gardiner,
iast week.
George Spaulding of Caratunk was in
town, Tuesday.
= Elbie Curtis little boy has been quite
Ill for several days.
James Smiths son has not been az
salb during the last few weeks.
Emma Hilton spent day of last week
sith her friend, Gertrude Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakum have bought
the place in Moscow, formerly occupied
by Chas. Spaulding, and will soon com
mence housekeeping there.
John Morris and Henry Kennedy OF
The Forks were in town, last week.
Mrs. A. G. Dinsmore has been spend
ing some weeks in Gorham with heI
daughter, Mrs j. G. Gregory.
The Ladies' Missionary Union met
last Thursday, with Mrs. S. T. Goodrich
on Meadow street, about fifty were pre-
sent and officers we're elected as follows
Mae Foss, president; Mary Colby, V.
Pres; Jose Lander, sec.; Emma Viii
ney, treas. Mrs. Anon Savage, chaplain.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bean have a
baby boy born the ID inst.
Hall and Heath finished their hauling
Of pulp on Tuesday of this week.
w. J. Lannigan of Waservllle was In
town, Monday, on his way up river re-
turning on Tuesday.
Mrs. Nath'l Healey of Concord was in
town the first of the week.
The Rebekah degree was conferred
apon Rev. w. A. Richmond last Tues
day night, by Centennial Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. Joseph Foss of Concord is very
poor health.
Mrs. Frank Michigan of Moscow is now
slowly gaining.
Frank Holt, deputy sheriff of Nor.
sidgewock, was in town, last week.
W. X. Jordan is attending court at
SkOwhegan, this week.
The experimenting school committee
met on Monday evening, and appointed
w. r. Jordan supervisor of schools in
tbe town Of Bingham. The village
schools will commence the first Monday
In April and 1t Is expected the same
teachers will be engaged, who taught in
the winter term.
The Bingham Dramatic Club 20 to
Caratunk on Monday night, March 2lst,
and play Ferguson of Troy" In Mrs.
Rebster.s Hall.
Charles Baker has been confined to
the house by illness for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs A. i. Burke intend to
80 to Boston next Monday.