The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1904-08-18
Bingham.


fine place for grange meetings.
Bingham.
Mrs. Julia Colby returned, Monday
night, from Old Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Adams of Colo
RADIO have been visiting Joseph Adams
and Mrs. Daniel Holt,
Leo Miller and Emma Mcneil we're
united In marriage by Rev. G. o. Perry
of Z. Livermore, on the 1lth inst.
The Baker and Goodrich reunion is to
be held Friday, Aug 20.
James Martin OF Pleasant Pond was
in town, Monday last
Pearl Jenkins who has been in town
several weeks returned to Portland,
Tuesday. She was accompanied by a
school friend Harry Perry of Portland
who has been her guest for a few days.
Among those who left this station for
Boston Monday morning, were Mr. and
Mrs.. Albert Webster, Henry Collins,
Chas. Spaulding and Harrison Williams.
Miss Clara Daw of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon whitney.
John Sterling of Caratunk is work
Ing in j. j. Landers' hardware store.
Mrs. Roxanna HOMESTEAD of Portland
Is visiting her niece Mrs. Daniel Holt.
Mrs. Lottie Hutchinson of Portland is
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Reynolds have
returned from a visit to Shirley.
Elbie Curtis and wife, Frank Hall and
wife, Fabian Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams of Madison and other guests are
on trip to Robinson Pond.
Mrs Meservy and little daughter or
Caratunk were in town, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The B. B. BIS took dinner at Bingham
Hutel on Sunday last; slowly and sure
ly the members of this society are de-
creasing in numbers as one after another
enters the realms of matrimony.
The picnic planned to be held in the
pines, took place in Whipple's grove by
the river.
Bingham as usual sent a good num-
Der of pl casure seekers to the Field Day
exercises held at Hayden Lake on Tues
day.
Merle Priest who has been working
in town a few weeks has returned to
his home in Madison.
Prof d S. Wheeler of Coburn Classi-
cal Institute has been in town few
DAYS in the interest of the school. On
Sunday he delivered two able addresses
In the Congregational church. Mr..
Wheeler was the guest OF Mr., aud MRS.
w, B, Goodrich on sunday.
Cnda Savage of Madison has been
spending few weeks with Mrs. Robert
Wood.
Sherm Bean and daughter of Cara
funk were in town last Friday.
The Junior Endeavor held picnic
one afternoon last week In Thompsons'
grove across the ferry. They had a
very merry time.
Mrs Thomas Reynolds has baby boy
born Aug.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Reynolds are visit
ing friends in Shirley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Davis are board
ing with Mrs. Maria Carney; Mr.. Davis
works at the station for Mr.. Mulhern.
Mr.. and Mrs Enoch Osgood were at
n. Arson last Monday.
John Cummings and crew of men
are enlarging the railroad company's
engine house and coal sheds at this sta
ton.
John Metcalf of New Portland was in
town the first of the week.
George Savage of Jackman has re-
Gently been in town.
A House Party held in Kennebec Hall
on Wednesday evening was an especially
enjoyable affair and through Rev. w. A
Richmond's efforts the hall looked very
attractive with evergreen Trees and ia.
panese lanterns.
Cora Baker and Gertrude Moore OF
Waterville who have been visiting Mrs
Ed. Roberts few days have gone to
Jackman to visit friends.
Horatio Clark of New Portland spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. A. =.
Burke, and on Monday accompanied her
to Portland where she is to receive
treatment for her eyes.
Mrs. Chas Norton Dist. Dep. Pres OF
the Rebekah society was present at their
regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
Last Friday large number of people
came down from Jackman to see their
base ball team play two games with the
Bingham team and to attend a grand
ball Friday evening
The ball was a success and music was
furnished by Halls orchestra.
The base ball games we're both mark
ed by lose playing at times. The first
game was played Friday afternoon and
resulted in victory for the Bingham
team. The score was as follows:
i234 A. s7s9
Bingham ara 0 0 0 Ia
Jackman lC
The second game was played Satur-
dau aftarnooD and raaulted in victory