The Somerset reporter., 1905-04-13
Bingham.

Mrs Harry Hubbard is now at home
| from Skowhegan,
Edible Chase and wife of Skowhegar
were in town, Saturday, to attend the
funeral of MIR. Chase's mother, Mrs. Al
fred Chase.
R.V Ham has purchased the Pau
Gates farm on Gates Hill in Moscow.
Milton Plummer and daughter Flossie,
returned to Rochester, \. II. on Mon
day.
The ferry boat was put into the river
at this place on Tuesday of this week.
Susie Martin, who has been among
friends in town for a few days, returned
to her home at Pleasant Pond, Monday
Thomas Morris has sold his farm in
Moscow to Herman Baker and Mr.. Nor
ris has moved to Pittsield.
Mrs Ed Miller was at Skowhegan last
Saturday and her daughter, Lettie, spent
the day at Scion.
Mrs. Catharine Adams was in town,
Monday and Tuesday of this week
Mr. and Mrs Frank Michigan are oc-
cupying Mark Webster's rent for a few
months while Mrs Webster is with her
mother.
Mrs Fred Bigelow of Norridgewock
has been visiting Mrs George Dunton,
Selectmen s A Smith, Henry Cooley
and Orison Gordon completed taking
inventory, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Goodrich intend
to commence housekeeping soon in Mrs.
Carl's house at lower end of Main street.
Mrs. Goodrich will visit her parents in
Auburn, this week Mrs Carrie Car
bino, who has been at her fathers about
two weeks, returned to her home in
Garatunk last sunday
Will Brown was considerably, but not
seriously hurt last Monday. while on
the down grade of his section of the
mountain of the railroad. Mr.. Brown
and box of tools fell off and in front
of the car which ran against him with
sufficient force to thrown the car from
the track.
Merton Goodrich is teaching school in
the Albion Clark district; commenced
last Monday
Gertrude Pierce is again teaching in
George Badgers district on the river
road.
Henry Chase has been quite i'll, but is
now improving.
Among those from Caratunk, who at
tend the fair and ball given by the Odd
Fellows and Masons on Thursday of
last week we're: Crosby Spauldng and
wife, Mike Martin and wife, Wallace
York and wife, C l.. Witham and wife,
Ed Sterling and wife, Urban Spaulding
and wife, Mrs. G A. Witham, Harry
Williams, Eda Baker, Perley Bean,
Helen Baker, W.. A. Sanborn, David
Baker, j. B. Sterling, Earnest Williams,
Dexter Page and Lena Williams and
from The Forks, D. C. Pierce and wife,
A Sterling and wife, l.. e. Pierce and
wife and MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Hunnewell.
Daniel Steward and Martha Reynolds
were united.sin marriage last Sunday at
the home of the groom's father, Benz
Steward of this village. Rev. W A.
Richmond was the officiating clergyman
and the immediate family we're present.
Chandler Gates of Moscow died on
Saturday morning of heart failure
Mr.. Gates had not been AZ we'll az usual
for a week previously, but no alarm had
been felt and his death was a great
shock to his family. He leaves a widow
eight sons and daughters, four of whom
are married. Funeral services we're
held on Monday afternoon; interment in
Bingham village cemetery.
After weeks of suffering Mrs Alfred
Chase passed away on "Wednesday of
last week Mira. Chase was very estlm
able lady and will be sadly missed by
her family Her daughter, Mira Plum
mer of Rochester, n. H., has faithfully
cared for her mother since the accident
which resulted 80 seriously. Funeral
services were held at the home 90 @a-
urday afternoon; the Centennial kebee
ca Lodge, of which Mrs. Chase was a
member, attending in regalia Rev
A Richmond offered prayer aud spoke
words of comfort % the mourning
friends
The two days fair held. last 4eek. ~
the Hasons, Odd FelIows aud their t~a
sister societies netted moro than 100
The Minstres on Thursday night "a
especially good and Kennebee Hal sAs