The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-25
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The memorial address will be given
ext Tuesday afternoon by Kew. r. l.
Crane OF y. Arson Ia the Congregational
church.
Mrs. Henry Collins has been spending
a week with her daughter, Mrs. John
Whitney, IN Moscow.
Bingham ho'el entertained forty guests
at dinner, Tuesday. Thirty OF these
were sportsmen going TO various ponds
10 this vicinity.
Mark Dinsmore has bsen home Tor a
few days, recently.
Mrs. Mahaa Brannin, formerly OF So
lon, who for thirty years mas lived 10 MIN
nesota is now the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Edwin Viuum, in Concord.
Mrs.R. c. Robson has kindly pre-
scented TIE Biugham library with a mum
Der of desirable books, Including The
Crisis" The Virginian,' The Choir
Invisible" The Pride of Jennice' and
others.
Lena HAYWOOD, who has been at Madi-
son for few months, Is now at Thales
Spauldiugs 10 Moscow.
Mrs. Will Whoif returned to The
Forks 90 Monday, =, s. a.l.6 &a51t
Mrs. Iva Bean of Caraunk is visiting
her mother, Mrs Frank Moore. asssaa
Rev. ". A. Richmond has been out Of
town the past week, attending the grad
uatug exercises OF the high school 10
Freedom.
Rev. |. c. Gregory preached in the
Congregational church last Sunday fore
noon and again at the evening service. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Houghton are Wis
iting friends in Skowhegan and Madison.
Joseph PooIer OF Moscow is suffering a
great deal with one OF his feet which was
frozen. last winter.
R.C. Robson aod Anon Baker caught
three fine salmon in Austin Stream on
Monday afternoon. The largest one,
which Mr.. Robson caught with ny,
weighed lbs. and 10 or. the her two
caush, by Mr. Baker, weighed over
pound apiece.
Mrs. Fred Ennis has returned from
seven weeks, stay in Pennington, much
improved in health. Ehe EliS Is he'p-
ing her with her homework.
Thomas Cahll OF Bingham and MISS
Georgia Dunton OF Augusta were united
in marriage. Monday evening, M ay "a.
Mr.. CahiIl has accepted position as
steward IN club house in Cambridge
Mass where the couple intend 10 reside
Philaoder Morris young son caught a
trout near the ferry few days ago 'ha'
weighed two pounds and nine ounces.
Evelina Gushing of The Forks went to
n. Arson on "Wednesday OF last week.
Mrs. Gregory was brought to her Ia
theirs home here 10 a special CAR last
Wednesday, from Gorham. She was &C
companled by her father aht mother. Mr.
and Mrs A. c DinsmoIe, Rev. l.
Gregory. DR.. Ridley aud a nurse. MIS-.
Gregory stood the journey very WE'LL coo'
sidering her feeble condiuon.
Mrs. Hodgkins of Turner is visiting
her sister, Mrs. James Pooler, 10 Moscow
The funeral services of Chas. Whoft
were held at his late residence on oatur-
day afternoon; burial in Bingham village
cemetery. Mr.. Whorff leaves widow,
Two sons, Will and John, and one daugn-
ter, Mrs. Emma Andrews.
Chas. Abbey and Henry Collins have
returned from week spent at Pleasant
Pond.
Alta special town meeting, held last
Saturday forenoon, it was voted 10 raise
by loan Sd, 500 toward building a bridge
across the Kennebec river near the Terry,
provided that other towns and individuals
raise sufficient sum TO complete the
bridge. Concord will hold town meet
ing in regard to the same matter on
Thursday OF this week.
Report OF district meeting held Wednes-
day evening by the Rebekahs Will be CIV
en- next week.
Orrison Gordon will have charge OF the
drive on the Madison section, this season.
The Goodrich and Baker descendants
living 10 West Moscow will entertain the
Goodrich and Baker reunion" of 1905 in
Moscow, Aug. IS. on the farm of James
Fitzsimmons, or the old "Vera Smith
place." where there will be basket pic
mic. If the weather should be unfavora-
BILE for an out-of-door picnic they will go
to one OF the halls 10 Bingham village.
We wish every one of the descendants
who reads this notice TO consider it per-
sonal invitation to be present, or write to
US, as we shall try to have part OF the
entertainment the reading of letters from
the absent, to let US know they are think
ing of US upon the day We set apart to
think Of them. Anon Baker, president:
Isadore G Fitzsimmons, vice president;
Sidney T. Goodrich, secretary, G.
CARRIAGES.
Don't buy a carriage of any live man
till you see mine and get my prices.
Why? Because can save you from ten
to fifteen dollars. How? have no no.
tel bills or high priced statesmen to pay.
(Seel) A. S. BURKE,
7w Bingham.
Everything comes to the man who
waits" except that for which he waits.
"A fool is never wrong, view of US are.
TO CURE A COLDIN ONE DAY