The Somerset reporter., 1905-01-26

Mary Clark of Bingham were at Show
hogan, Saturday.
Mrs Cyrus Briggs and daughter of
Briggs Landing we're In town recently.
Miss Eva Knowlton of Skowhegan was
the guest of her sister. Edith, at Mrs
Julia Colby's on Saturday and Sunday
T. F Houghton has been sick for
several weeks
Lizzie Goodrich has been home from
Coburn for a week on account of bad
cough.
The Ladies' Aid Society met on We'd
nesdAy afternoon, the 18th inst, with
Mrs Sarah Hartman.
sheriff Clyde II. Smith WAS in town,
Tuesday night aud " ednesday forenoon.
He appointed Ingram G. Pierce of this
town a. deputy sheriff
Lephe Brown has been helping Mrs.
Mark Webster, during the past week.
Mrs Katherine Adams Ia at work for
Mrs. S. Andrews.
Mrs. Frank Merrill Was in Oakland,
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Goodrich and Mrs. Annie
johnson of Moscow who have both been
Ill this winter we're IN town, last week.
There was a dance at Grange hall on
Friday evening, Bakers orchestra fur
nishing the music.
Mrs. Annie Campbell has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mark
Webster, during few days pact
Mrs John Nee )llar has lost one of
her twin babies.
samuel Andrews was at home from
the woods recently on account OF his
wife's illness.
Mrs. { lark Of Maytield was In town,
| last week, on her way down river.
Weymouth Collins started for the
woods a. cook in sherman Beams camp
on Wednesday of last week.
Will Beard is now working for 1. c.
Pierce.
Miss Daggett of Pennington, who has
been sick at Joseph Foss in Concord, is
now improving.
Mrs Robert Hilton of this place has
attended five installations of officers in
various societies in four days Mount
Moxie Lodge, o. o. F.. the 18th inst.
Bingham Grange, the 18th; n. Arson
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, the 10th
Centennial Rebekaa the 18th.
stage Driver Campbell was unable to
make his regular trip to Mayfeld, We'd
nesday, on account of the drifts.
Ira Gushing has been hauling hay to
The Forks from this station, which he
had shipped from his farm in Starks.
Mrs John Haslett was up river a few
days ago to zee her husband.
Albert Clark was in town, Sunday,
returning to Caratunk on Monday.
Inez Holt has been sick with cold
for the past week.
c. A. Spsulding's eleven year old son,
Arm md, who is in the woods with the
family near Pierce Pond, has cut four
teen trees that scale 1885 feet, with the
help of his brother these we're landed;
for this his brother agrees TO pay him
$6,3S Armand is now cutting skids for
the wagon sled roads for which he re-
ceives 10 cents per dozen
Mrs. E liza Huff, who was hurt by
fall whom on the street, last week, is
improving
Fred Baker has returned from visit
to his daughter, Mrs. BOynton, in Con-
cord.
Mrs. Mark Webster accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Campbell, has gone TO
Portland for medical treatment.
Mis- Henry Sands Is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Melvin Bean at Csratunk.
Bingham Grange will meet Saturday,
January 18th, and the following ia the
order of the exercises: Comforting the
third and fourth degrees; music; humor-
GUS reading, Helen Traine; discussion,
The Social, Moral, Intellectual and
Financial benefits of the Grange"
opened by the lecturer, A. S. Burke,
followed by Chas Hill, Fl. B. Whipple,
Albion Clark and others
Mrs. Maud Emery, Dist Deputy
President, was unable TO install the Of
ficers of Centennial Rebekah Lodge on
Tuesday evening of last week and the
work was done by Past Noble Grand,
Alice NJ. Goodrich; Arlie Dinsmore act
ing as Grand Marshal; Carrie Hilton
taking the place of Grand secretary and
Myrtle Cummings Grand Treasurer The
following officers we're installed: Viola
Colby, N. g.; Florence Owens, V G !;
Bina Preble, Sec; Georgia Colby, Fin
Sec Rose Lander, Treas; Belle Colby,
|. g.; Eddie Bunker, o g.; Carrie
Colby, Conductor; sue Preble, Warden;
Juliette Adams, r. S to N g.; dae
Baker, L. S. to N. g.; Julia Colby, r. S.
to V. c.; Kate Burke, l.. &. to V. g.
The Chaplain was not present The
Lodge is 10 good working condition and
the present membership of the order is
one hundred and twelve.
Last Monday evening George p.
Badger and wife gave wedding recep-
lion to their many friends at the home
of Geo. ". Badger, south Bingham.
The evening was spent in games, music
and the enjoyment of bountiful refresh
ments Highly appreciated gifts were
presented by the following named
guests: Mr. aud Mrs. e. W. Badger,
Guy Badger, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown,
Mamie Roderick. Mr. and hrs. Frank
Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Gould. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ l. Merrill, j p. Mahoney
and wife Cyrus Maynard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Treat. Mr. and Mrs Il has Joyce,
Mr. and Mrs Fred Adams, Mrs Sarah
Pierce and daughters, Leroy Badger,
Omar Badger, Mrs Thomas Miller,
Everett and Frank Savage, Annie Savage,
Arthur Flanders, Stella Adams, Eva
Miller, Abraham Miller, Mrs. Frances
Gullifer. g
Browns Corner.