The Somerset reporter., 1905-12-28
ALL THE NE WS
from Som erSet towns
Bingham.

Lizzie Gilman teacher OF Bingham
intermediate school has accepted
position offered her in one of the Conn.
schools and Florence Owen will finish
her term here.
The telephone line is now completed
to Mosquito Narrows on Moxle Pond
about three miles north of Joes Hole.
Mosquito Narrows will be the head
quarters of the j. g. Whites operations
during the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andrews have
baby boy born on the 26th of December.
Mrs VIM. Jones and Mrs. John Morris
of The Forks were in town on Tuesday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton of Starks spent
Christmas with Mrs. Smilh's parents =.
A. Smith and wife.
Mrs. Ralph Sterling of The Enchanted
has been in town a few days and visited
her mother on Christmas.
e.. B. Nillett and wife of Mayheld
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Burton.
Mrs. Matte Fish of Madison has been
spending the past week with Chas. abbey
and wife
Miss Salisbury who has been book
keeper for Lander and Moore few
weeks left town Monday morning for
her home in Ellsworth
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Bckford of Con
cord have baby girl born he 10th inst
Effie Robinson of Portland made a
brief trip home for the hristmas holi
days.
Charles Mllett of Pttsfield was the
guest of Miss Ellen Whitney on Sunday
and Monday last.
Frank Saunders has been in Boston
during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Adams took dinner
on Christmas day With Mr.. and Mrs.
Weymouth Collins in Moscow
Mrs DIV, Haley and family of Scion
have been in town a short time guests of
Mrs. Henry Collins.
Chas. Abbey has bought the grain and
feed business of Arthur Jordan and will
carry 1t on at the same place.
The usual grand good time Christmas
dinner and Tree at S. A. Smiths on
Christmas day. All the relatives who
could do so we're present and the day
passed most happily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Albee of Scion
were guests of Herman Baker and wife.
Elias Andrews and wife took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chalice Andrews on
Monday last.
Harry Baker who was quite sick a
short time ago is now able to be about
Maud Baker is slowly recovering from
her recent illness.
Mrs. Lawrence of Kingsbury was in
town recently.
Dead Water was not behind in the
matter of a Christmas Tree and a Santa
Clans and there was no lack of gifts and
there was jolly good time.
The M. K s. S. had their Christmas
tree and exercises Saturday night the
23rd. There was a good attendance.
The children had their songs aud reel
tations we'll learned. The trees were
we'll decorated with a goodly number of
presents. Santa Claus was mindful of
all.
The Christmas Tree in Kennebec
Hall was on Monday evening. The ex
ercises were very fine indeed, and the
hall was filled with people.
The Rebecca degree was congerred
upon a candidate at their last regular
meeting.
Louis Hopkins is visitor at the home
of Miss Nora Lander.
Henry Lane was out from Garry Ponds
was in town for few days this week.
The Rev W. A. Richmond was happi-
ly surprised on Christmas by finding in
his room a magnificent fur coat and cap.
The coat was a gift from his many
friends in town and the cap came from
the members of the Knights of King
Arthur which is also his Sabbath School
class Mr.. Richmond is truly apprecia
tive of these kindly expressions of good
will and friendliness