The Somerset reporter., 1905-03-02
Bingham

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Mrs George Maxneld of Canaan has
been spending few days among rela'
tives in town.
Roscoe Andrews is now engineer foT
saunders Bros. & Russell In their birch
mill
Ida Abbey of Scion was recently the
guest of friends here
The Bingham Grange gave a supper in
their hall on Wednesday evening of
this week. 1t was excellent in quality
and we'll attended and sociable follow
ed In the evening.
Mrs. Fred Clark of Caratunk was in
town, Monday, on her way to Waterville.
Leo Miller and wife have commenced
housekeeping upstairs in Mrs. Sarah
| Harriman's house.
Mrs Mark Webster returned, last
week, from Portland, whore she has to
go every few weeks for the refitting of
the plaster paris jackets, which she is
wearing for spinal trouble.
Mrs Frank Vittum of Concord has
returned from a weeks visit In Angus.
ia.
Hon w. T. Haines and Frank Hanes
went to Dead Water by train on Mon
day afternoon.
Town meeting will be held next Mon
day.
LYMAN Brown is confined to the house
by severe lameness.
Simeon Whitney returned from Bos-
ton. last week. Mr.. Whitney is not in
good health at the present time.
Mrs. j. I Hutchinson of Portland is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Abbey.
Pearl jenkins, who has been having
weeks vacation in town, returned to
Portland, Saturday last.
Alfred Holden of Madison has recent
ly been in town.
Miss Edna Denham teacher of Bing-
ham High school, left town, Saturday
morning, for her home in Bowdoinham.
Tne grammar school teacher, Miss
Edith Knowlton, also went to her home
in Sknwhegan for a vacation before the
spring term.
Mrs Thomas Howes of Concord and
Mrs Winnie Vittum of Carrying Place
are spending the present week in Angus
ia, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wit
tum.
Andrew Golf of Moscow, who has
been working at Dead Water, broke his
leg at the ankle last Sunday in jumping
to get out the way of some rolling logs.
He WAS brought home by the men of the
crew and DR. r. G. Williams reduced
the fracture.
C. + Beane of Portland, manager of
the advertising department of the Maine
Central k. r. Co, WAS in town the first
of the week securing material from the
hotels and sporting camps in this section
for the magazine soon to be published.
A whist party was given by A. f.
Donigan at Grange hall on the evening
of Feb 23rd Mr.. Donigan spared no
pains to entertain his guests and all pre-
sent we'll know that he succeeded; and
the evening was very happy one
Mr.. Maxfeld of Madison proprietor
of the Rowe Pond camps was in town,
Monday and Tuesday.
b. F. Bell of y. York of the Bell en-
cheering company has been in town a
few days and into the Dead Water re-
gion in company with Mr.. Kaulback.
of the woods, Monday, having had a
prosperous winters work.
Mrs. Joseph Foss of Concord has been
gaining the last few week.
Albert Chase has gone to Kingfield to
make last blocks.
There is to be a dance at Kennebec
Hall on Friday evening of this week,
y,,uaic hu Raker'R nrchaRfra
Mrs. T. Fl. Foss, who has been in
Houlton with her daughter, Alice Smith,
all winter, returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Alfred Chase was 80 unfortunate
as to break her leg at the hip on Tues
day afternoon, by slipping on the Ice as
she was coming out of Chas. Colby's
house. She was taken across the road
to her home and DR.. Fl. Fl. Neyers was
called.