The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-05
BINGHAM.

6lNGHhm.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Pierce and
family, who have been az The Moxie are
now in town.
large crowd of people attended the
tent show held here last Monday.
Henry Smith, who was working on
the logs at Scion, was badly hurt Mon
day His jaw was broken and he was
otherwise injured. His parents were
sent for and his brother, Fred, aud Sis
ter Mrs. Chas. Jones, have gone 10 ace
him.
Lephs Brown was at home over sun
day from her school in Nayfeld.
Ross Berry of Pleasant Ridge, who
has been working in a bicycle hop at
Madison the past two months will help
his father, Sidney Berry, through the
haying season.
Mrs. Ora Savage of Caratunk was in
town last week.
Mrs. Eddie Bunker went to Bar Hsr.
Dor this week for quite long stay
among friends.
Young friends of Earl Andrews gave
him a surprise party last Saturday even
ing, il being the occasion of his seven
tenth birthday
James Martin Of Pleasant Pond was
In town last week.
Allen Lander aud Gertrude Pierce,
who have just graduated from Coburn
Institute at Haterville are now at home
J. J. Lander and wife returned from
Pleasant Pond, Thursday of last week.
They report the fishing very good this
season.
The County Commissioners located
the road to the iron bridge June 9th,
across Charles Givens' land north of his
house
Mrs A. 5. Burke has received notice
of the serious illness of her father
Horatio lark at Now Portland.
Roy Savage and hotel clerk Whttak
er had good success at Pleasant Pond
few days recently catching both trout
and salmon.
Leon Goodrich and James Rogers at
tended store and telephone central dur
ing two days absence of w. B. Good /
rich and wife at Pleasant Pond.
Miss Carbino of Caratunk WAS the
guest of Marcia Steward, this week.
The town of Bingham at a special /!
town meeting held June End, voted to |
exempt from taxation for the term of
ten years, except an annual tax of fifty
dollars, property of the American Shoe
Finding Company which they may pur-
chase or erect in town. The purpose of
the company is to make shanks and /
eventually to introduce a novelty mill /
to use the waste white birch.
MIR. Chamberlain, teacher in the boys
school in Washington, D. u, is at Rowe
Pond for a few weeks outing. Mr..
Chamberlain was here two years ago in
company with Mr.. Frank Collins.
Mrs. Mark Dinsmore and her two
boys Harry and Herbert have returned
from week spent at Moxie whore Mr..
Dinsmore has been working for several
months
Miss Myrtle Everett is spending a few
days with friends in town.
A bert Clark and wife of Caratunk
have been in town recently
Caratunk celebrates the Fourth this
year. Ball games and an opening ball
at Sterling's in the evening.
Dr. and Mrs. Movers left town, satur-
day.
At the last minute part of the Bling
ham baseball team backed out of their
agreement TO play the North Anson's at
Skowhegan the Fourth. much to the
credit of the remainder of the team who
had honor and pride enough to desire
to keep their agreement.
Mrs. +. II. Colby was so unfortunate
as to lose her nice gold beads, July 2.
HoLwAY-ADAMs
Mr.. David G. Holway and Florence b.
Adams of Madison were united in mar.
rage at the residence of G. b. Gilman,
Bingham, June both {. B. Gilman,
Esq performed the ceremony using the
single ring service The ceremony was
performed at four-thirty p. m. The
bride was becomingly gowned in white
The bridal pair we're made happy by
choice gifts and the hearty good wishes
of the friends present A choice luuch
was served Immediately after the cere-
mony.