The Somerset reporter., 1905-07-06
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II. Fl. Patten and wife of Bangor have
been in town a few days. Thirteen
years ago Mr.. Patten had law office in
/ Bingham and lived here about two
years. He now has good law practice
| in Bangor.
A base ball game. Saturday afternoon
between the ekowhegan aud Bingham
teams resulted in favor of the ekow.
hegaus / TO o Another game on Mon
day afternoon between Madison high
( school team and Bingham juniors result.
! ed in score of to in favor of Bling.
/ ham team.
j. F. Rogers arrived in town from
Togus on Tuesday night of last week.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Olestine Savage of
! North Arson were in town one after
noon, last week.
| Erwin Miller who has been working in
! Frankfort for several months Is now at
home.
Bessie Carney is at Oakland spending
some weeks with Mrs Lawrence Liy-
ingstone.
! W. b. Goodrich and family spent a
few days at their Pleasant pond farm,
last weak. May Baker and Jamie
Rogers attended to the store and tele-
phone during their absence.
Nellie Baker and wife, and Risdon
| Baker and wife of Skowhegan were in
town, last week.
DR.. Il. II. Nevers and Roy Savage
went to Portland, last Friday. They
purchased a new automobile with
which they returned to Bingham, Sat
urday night, at 10 o'clock. This is the
! first automobile owned in town.
Arlie Dinsmore, Eliot Gregory, viii
Gregory and Miss E. Nj. Osier recently
spent day at Pleasant pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Mayer have
been in town during the past week.
S. w. Philbrick, Payson Yiles and F.
T. Bradstreet made a trip to The Forks,
Thursday of last week
Mabel Lander is at home from
Gorham.
Frank Ennis who has been peelng
poplar at Pleasant pond was in town,
Sunday and went home to Skowhegan
on Monday.
Frank Hanes' family of Portland
have rooms at Mrs Albert Webster
and take their meals at the Bingham
| hotel.
| A large number of our citizens and
others from towns above spent the
Fourth at Skowhegan and Waterville.
The ball game which was played here
on Monday afternoon between the
junior base ball team of this place and
the Madison high school team was very
interesting. In the second inning each
side scored one. In the third the home
team scored one and in the fourth
scored two. In the fifth the home team
punched together and run in five scores,
making a total of nine. In the seventh
the Madison team succeeded in getting
two across the home plate after which
neither side scored. The pitching OF
Lander of Bingham was worthy of
special mention. The following is the
game by innings:
Madison OF 0 0 0 o.
| Bingham 0 O-l
Batteries Bingham, Lander and Spaulding
Madison, " hite and Spauldng.
Belle Clark who has been spending
four weeks among friends at Caratunk
and Bingham, commenced her return
journey to Eagle Pass, Texas on Friday
morning. She was accompanied as far
as Portland by her sister, Mary Clark,
and will make. brief stay in Boston.
A reception at Grange hall was given
Miss clark by her many friends here on
Wednesday evening.
Miss salisbury who has been teach
ing in the Sugartown district in Mos
cow is helping Mrs. Julia Colby for a
few weeks.
Mrs Peter Larkin of Waterville was
in town few days this week
Mrs. Anon Baker and May Baker
were at okowhegan, last Monday.
Mrs. Lephie Dinsmore Gregory, wife
| of the Rev. James G. Gregory of Cor
| ham, died at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs A. G.. Dinsmore, Monday
evening, June 26th, after long and
painful illness. During the many
months of Mrs. Gregory's illness she
was always hopeful and courageous,
and especially 50 after coming to the
! home of her childhood To know Mrs.
Gregory was TO love her and those who
knew her most Intimately loved her
| most tenderly. She was loved by old
and young and was especially beloved by
the children in whom she always took
special interest. he was sweet, cour-
ageous Christian woman, who devoted
her life 10 the building up of Christian
character in the lives of others. The
funeral service was at the home of her
parents on Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock and was largely attended The
| floral tributes we're numerous and
beautiful and gave expression to the
high esteem In which Mrs. Gregory was
held by her numerous friends. Mrs,
Gregory leaves to mourn her loss a hus
band, father, mother, and brother, who
have the heartfelt sympathy of the
entire community in their great grief.