The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23
ALL THE NEWS
from Somerset towns
Bingham.

Pearl Jenkins of Portland is the guest
Of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Abbey.
Mark Dinsmore will soon so to work
for Mitchell & johnson in the eastern
part of the state on railroad contract.
Z. w. Moore was absent from his
place of business on Monday on account
Of q cold.
Mrs. Cony Grant from the back part
e1 the town was shopping in town on
Monday last.
The Rebecca degree was conferred up
On two candidates at their regular meet
ing on Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott of North
Arson; who have been in the woods for
several months, passed through town on
their way home, last week
Mrs. James Lawrence has been suffer
ING from the pain of two breeding sores,
>ne on the middle finger of each hand.
Mrs. Chas. Whorff is quite sick at the
present time.
The four village schools will close on
Friday of this week after a very success
Eul term There is TO be a four weeks
Tacation.
Just enough couples for real good
lime at last Friday evenings dance.
The Missionary Union met, Wednes-
day of this week, with Mrs Rose Lander
On Preb'e st.
Mrs. Chas. Jones and son have gone to
Portland to see II anything can be done
10 enable the boy to talk
Mrs Ora Savage of Caratunk was the
guest of Mrs. Albert Murray on Thurs
day of last week
Selectmen, S. A. Smith, Henry Cooley
and George Smith have been settling up
tho towns business during the week
past
Cyrus Hall and family have moved in
to Moscow from Scion.
The supper given, Wednesday night in
the new banquet hall by the Stars and
kebeccas was great success, more than
fifteen dollars as realized and every.
body received their moneys worth.
l.. R. Hussey was at East Madison for
few days, recently.
l.. w. Jordan, dentist, has been away
from home for the past week.
Prebe and Robinson had new plate
glass window set in their store on Fri
day to replace the one cracked last fall
and broken out by the terrific gale of
the 18th.
Mrs. Ben Smith has been assisting Mrs.
Mark Savage with her homework during
the past few weeks.
tsenry Cooley's little daughter, Nina,
entertained party Of friends at her
rrhrraIou haipfY hor ainhfb
birthday; refreshments consisting of
oyster stew and other good things were
served, and the little visitors left many
tokens of good will.
Bingham library will be open until
further notice every Saturday from to
O'Clock p m commencing, Feb. 25th.
Books can be taken out at sc each per
week or fifty cents per year.
Mrs, Carrie CArbino of Caratunk was
10 town, the first of the week, and start
ed, Wednesday morning for the Maine
Central Hospital at Lewiston for treat
mont. She was accompanied by her
father, b. NJ. Steward, of this village.
Alice Webster of Caratunk is spend
ing a week with her sisters In Waterville.
DR. H. H. Nevers and wife were in
Portland, Tuesday of this week.
Robert Moore, son of e w. Moore,
was quite i'll, the first of the week
Monday afternoon the leaders of one
of Fl Washburn's teams driven by John
Owens, broke away and ran down mill
hill running into load of hay breaking
one of the horses legs, so it had to be
shot The other horse ran on down
through the village uninjured.
Mrs ROBBIE Sands has returned from a
Jisit to friends in Lewiston.
John Hazelett has recently been home
Tor few days.
John Murphy, who came from Boston,