The Somerset reporter., 1905-06-22
Bingham.

and her son were in town Wednesday of
last week. Mrs. Ellis was the daughter
tof James Russell formerly of this place,
and has not visited her native town for
forty years. She could remember few
that she used to know, Mrs Chas. Colby
being one of her old friends
Ellie Williams of Emblem has been
visiting Mrs. willard Carl.
Mrs. Catharne Adams is the guest of
Mrs. Mark Dinsmore.
T. A. Towne is replacing the water
pipe on OWENS street with larger one.
Mrs. Ora Savage of Caratunk was in
town the first of the week
Addie Smith has been away on a two
weeks visit.
A. F. Donigan was quite sick several
days last week with tonslitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson anG daugh-
ter of Portland are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Abbey.
Mrs. Erland Boynton of Emben is
visiting relatives in town this week.
Mrs. Arthur Burke of Boston arrived
in town Saturday night. She is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Davis Howes.
Commencement exercises of the high
and grammar schools at the Congrega-
tional church, Bingham, Me-, June Is,
1905. Program of grammar school:
Music, prayer, music. Blame it all on
Me-" Lee Charles Smith; "Rebekah's
Journey" Inez Alphena Rollins; THE
Christian Maiden and The Lion" Ross
David Bean; Annexation of Cuby,"
John Alphonso Pierce; male quartette.
"Bijah's story, Bert Hill Hunnewell;
"Rebecca's Arrival" Elsie Estelle
Rollins; "Praying for Shoes" Harry
Austin Dinsmore; music. 1.-THE Thea
tire Party" Marcia Flint Steward; "The
Necklace of Pearls" Ned Seth Moore;
"rhe last Hymn" Christine Alice
Spaulding; "Rebecca at School," Bea-
trice Anna Saunders; music. Program
of high school: "Be Your Own Self"
Eunice Mehitable Givens; music, Con-
ferring Diplomas by W.. R. Jordan,
supervisor of schools, followed by con-
gratulations. Much credit is due the
teachers Miss Denham and Miss Knowl-
ton for their faithful work in these
classes and in their entire school work.
Miss Baker and Mrs. Owens, teachers
of the intermediate and primary schools
have been equally faithful to the pupils
tuoiL CdlO dnd AHOil
exercises were held Thursday afternoon
in the high school building. Music,
prayer; Salutatory, Maud Hilton; "a
Boy Wanted" Ralph Pierce; "Seven
Times One,'' Doris Andrews; my
Sister," Errold Hilton; "Maud Muller"
Mildred Mullen; keep Trying" Lonny
Bean; Don't" Ruth Lander; "Boys
Rights Guy Reynolds; 1.-THE Little
Girls Lecture, Augusta Smith; 81 used
to kill Birds" Herbert Dnsmore;
"Nellie's Victory" Marion Baker; zone
Two, Three" Florence Colby; lessons
| from Nature" John Cahill; 1.-THE Boy
across the Way" Ruth Smith; "Selling
the Baby" Marion Miller; 1.-THE School
is Closed" Margaret Mitchell.
Last Friday Parker Sanborn was ar.
rested by Deputy Sheriff Pierce for as
sault and battery and Thursday morning
he was arraigned before Justice Good
rich and sentenced to thirty days in Jail !;
an appeal was made to the September
term of court giving bonds for his APP
pearance. Sanborn also gave bonds to
keep the peace for one year
Lyman G. Brown ia attending a meet
ing of his regiment at Augusta this
week.
A good number from Caratunk at
tended the Masonic supper aad enter
tainment last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dennison of East
Madison are guests of Mrs. Emma
Miller and Mrs. Belle Dinsmore.
The rear of the drive was at Ledge
Falls on Tuesday and was expected to
reach Indian Pond by Wednesday.
Moxie drive which is the last of the
stream drives will probably be out by
Saturday.
Lander of Madison who drives the
Fish cart to Bingham each week had
three shots fired into his covered cart
from the woods GEAR the lily pond in
Concord, as he was driving toward
Bingham late Tuesday afternoon.
You will make no mistake if you buy
your Fourth OF July goods at Fogg's drug
store, Skowhegan.