The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-11-01
BINGHAM.

WOTk on the spur tTdCR 10 tue BnanB
factory is rapidly progressing as we'll as
the work on the factory itself.
! First snow of the season came Mon
day, just a few fakes as a forerunner of
winter.
Several Halloween parties are to
come off this week, that of the Juniors
will be held at George Colby's on sa'-
urday evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Sanford Reynolds of
Skowhegan have been in town recently.
Lewis Abbey and wife of Michigan
are visiting his brother, Charles Abbey
and wife. 1t has been thirteen years
since their last visit to Bingham and %
years since they made their home in the
! West.
Mrs Fannie Smith is cooking at Hun
newell's restaurant.
Mrs. Eunice Seavey and her daughter,
Mrs. Emma Ellis of Madison were visit
ing Mrs. Martha Rogers, recently.
Edith Knowlton and George Colby
were at Skowhegan, last Saturday.
Fred Clark of Caratunk was in town,
Tuesday, on his way down river.
DR.. Boyer and wife of WaterVille
were In town over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Hilton have
been in town the past week.
Ed Miller and family have returned
| to Bingham from Portland, where Mr.
| Miller was employed few months. Mr.
| Miller Ia brakeman on the Somerset
| train and the family are stopping with
! Mrs. Maria Carney un il they can secure
rent
| Mrs Albert Clark Mrs Fred Clark
and Mary Clark were at Waterville last
Thursday.
W II Gannett and wife of Augusta
and w. p. Ordway and wife of Skowhe-
gan stopped at Bingham hotel on We'd
nesday night on their way to The Forks
| by automobile. The rain of Thursday
caused the party to return to Skowhe
gan without proceeding further up river.
Owen Rowe and his sister, Iona Rowe
who have been among friends in Mos
COW the past two weeks, returned Mon
day to their home ia Pittsfied.
Howard Russell and family are occu-
plying one of the rents IN Mr.. Donigan's
tenement.
DR.. and Mrs. R. G Brown were away
l
Mabel E. Merrill of Fairfield was In
Bingham, Wednesday night to inspect
the work of the |. o K 5. She express
ed herself as highly pleased with the
work of the order.
Mrs. Irvine and Mrs. Davis of Scion
were present at the meeting of the
| Eastern Star last week.
A. =. Burke and wife were called to
New Portland last week, by the death of
| Mr.. Horatio Clark, Mrs. Burke's father
The new road to the new bridge has
| been opened as laid out by the select
men. 1t goes around by the ferry road
and on the east side of the Elbie Curtis
boat louise
Mrs. Cephas Bean has improved con-
| siderably, she Is able to talk some and
can move her side very little.
Mrs Elizabeth Rollins has gone to
Rhode Island and will return with her
mother, who has been there several
| weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Saunders is away for a
visit of several weeks among friends in
Maine and Massachu setts.
A new water company has been in-
cOrporated in Bingham known as the
| Bingham Water Go. They have located
a spring on S. T. Goodrich's land and
are laying a water main into the village.
Seasoned pine boards and plank all
planned for sale at my store house in
Bingham. A. $. BURKE.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
to our kind neighbors and friends for
their help and kindness during the ILL.,.
ness and death of our beloved wife and
mother and also for floral tributes.
AUSTIN TAYLOR and family,
Bingham, Me-, November /, 1906.