The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-09-14
Bingham.

Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. B. Whipple enter.
tanned party of friends at their home
on Monday evening.
There we're five automobile parties In
town ON sunday last.
Mrs. Chas. Jones took her son, Walter
to a school in Portland, Monday, where
special attention will be given TO teach
ing him to talk.
Henry Hudson of The Forks was in
town last Monday.
Effie Robinson has been enjoying a
weeks vacation from her work as book
keeper in Portland.
Merton Goodrich was home from the
Moxie over Sunday. His father, W, b
Goodrich accompanied him on his return
and will remain till Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norton of Madi.
son were in town the first of the week.
Mrs. John Hodge, who has been the
guest of Mis-. Robert Woods during the
past two months, returned to South
Boston on Wednesday OF this week.
Mrs. Eva Burke, who has been spend
Ing the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
Davis Howes, returned to Boston on
Tuesday. Nrs. Burke Is In very poor
health and was accompanied by Mrs.
Davis part of the journey.
Jamie Rogers has been assisting in
W. B. Goodrich's store this week.
Charles Durgin and wife went to Cara
funk, last Friday.
John Pooler and family have returned
to Bingham to live this winter. They
have been in Boston for the past few
years and are now spend ng short time
at Pleasant Pond.
Fabian Curtis suffered a paralytic
shock one night last week and is now
unable to use one arm. His condition Is
considered very critical.
Charlie Andrews is having new bay
window put in his house.
About thirty tickets were sold at this
station for Lakewood, Sunday.
An excursion train from Oakland was
run to Dead Water last Sunday, the ex-
cursionists returning to Bingham hotel
to dinner before making the return trip.
Charles Givens was in Fairfield one
day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Baker enter
tanned party at whist on Friday even
ing of last week. Two of Mr. and Mrs.
Bakers daughters assisted in serving
the refreshments and 1t was very hap
Ply gathering.
Lena Preble of Richmond will soon
open fine line of millinery in rooms
she has rented in the Lander block.
Miss Preble is the daughter of Mrs. Gus
PEBBLE, who has for years been a success
full milliner in Richmond.
supper was served at Mrs. Thomas
Mulens one evening this week, by the
NJ. E. society from to 7 o'clock.
+. II. Preble was in the train wrecked
in washout in Utah, few days ago,
but was unhurt. No one was killed
though several were injured.
Jennie Michigan met her sister from
Nova Scotia, at Waterville on Wednes-
day of this week.
ROBINSON FAMILY REUNION
The second reunion of the Robinson
family was held at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Daniel Robinson in Pleasant Ridge
Plantation on Septembe 9, 1905. There
we're SO people present and picnic din
ner was served at so consisting of ex-
ceptionally fine beans baked in the
ground by P. l. Robinson, brown bread,
many kinds of cake, pies, etc.
All of Mr.. Robnson's fourteen chill
dren were present except Josephine,
who is in Kingfield. At business meet
ing of the directors the following bust
ness was transacted Meeting called to
order by president, f. Fl. Colby; records
of the last reunion were read and APP
proved. Daniel Robinson, Sanford Rob
inson, Charles Robinson, Edwin Robin
son, Lydia Mullen, Vrillia Willard and
Lizzie Thompson were reelected as di-
rectors. F. II. Colby was reelected presi-
dent and Effie Robinson, secretary.
Carrie Colby, Emma McKeeman, Hattie
Curtis, Emma Riley and Cynthia Robin
son were reelected the committee on en-
tertainment.
Besides the relatives there were pres
ent many friends among them members
of the Parlin family whose home form
erly was the farm where the reunion
was held, Mrs. Elizabeth Colby of Du-
luth, Mrs. Lucinda Goodrich, Mrs.
Belle Williams of Bingham and Ed
Baker, whose wife was one of the Par
lin girls.
The next reunion will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Robinson
in Concord. Ne. on the first Monday in
Sept. 1906