The Somerset reporter., 1906-03-08

Mr. John Hunuewill is on the sick list.
Mr.. Dalton WEIGH finished his work for
Charlie Reed last Saturday night and is at
home al present.
Bingham
Town MEETING.
At the annual town meeting held here
on Mar. ) the following officers were
chosen:
Moderator A. 5. Burke
Town Clerk, w. 3. Goodrich.
seectmen, Assessors and Oyerseers
of the poor: S. A. Smith, Henry Cooley,
Orison Gordon.
Treasurer. E. w Moore.
Collector of Taxes, c Pierce at
q per cent.
Road Commissioner, az 81 per day.
experimenting School Com, l, G.
Pierce, George Gilman George Baker.
Constables, |. G. Pierce. Orison Cor
don, George &. Gilman, Benjamin K
Preslie
Surveyors of Wood and Bark, Henry
Cooley, Alton Carl, u Brown, H, O..
Chase, George w. Badger.
Surveyors of Lumber George W
Badger, h. G. Brown, w. E Andrews,
Frank Rowe, Alton Carl Chester Roll
Inns, Charles p. Saunders.
Fence Viewers, &. B. Gilman, Nell
Merrill, A F. Donigan.
Truant off GER, Anon Baker.
The following appropriations were
made:
For tie repair of roads and bridges, 81 10000
For the Support of schools, 10000
For supplies, repairs, and cleaning OF
schoolhouses, 10000
For the purchasing of text books, 10000
70 the support of poor, $4,000
For the Free High School, 10000
For the town charges an hqudating
the town Debt, 100000
For the State road from Bingham to
Scion, 10000
For the building of concrete side
walk on Meadow street, 3oo,oo
For the observance Of Memorial Day, 25.oo
Total amount to be raised, s8,675 90
Mrs Sias HunneweI of Pleasant
Ridge spent several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe.
Mrs VIM Hamblet of No Arson was
recently the guest of Mrs. j. p. Whit
ney.
Merton Goodrich who has been seal
ing for F. H. Colby all wluter is now at
home.
Mrs. Chas. Hill is failing in strength /;
and suffers great deal.
Christie Spauding is said to be i'm
proving at the Sisters Hospital, Lewis
ton.
Thomas Towne has been putting some
of the machinery in order at the mill at
Lander's siding, during the past week
Arthur Upper and Mae Baker have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Max.
field ia Canaan.
Simeon Whitney was at Watervlle on
Friday last.
Mrs Frank Merrill, who has been
visiting in Augusta, the past week re
turned home Friday night.
Susie Berry is at hons from Skowhe-
gan where she has been working.
Horace Grain has been in Portland dur
ing the past week.
George Gilman was drawn as traverse
juryman from this town, to serve at the
March term of court In Skowhegan.
Lila Rowe is spending part of her
school vacation at Silas HunuewelPs on
Pleasant Ridge.
Two car loads of the bridge iron ar
rived at Bingham Monday night, and it
is expected that the work will be push
ed with all possible speed.
Mrs. Clyde Whitney went to Portland
Tuesday to underdo surgical operation,
for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Whitney have
purchased new Ceciian, which makes
fine music on their piano.
Miss Anna Barker of Cornvlle has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. I.
Goodroch the past week.
Winnie Vittum of Concord was in
town Saturday on his way to Briggs
Landing.
A p. Murray who has been hauling
logs for r. IL. Colby at Pleasant Pond is
now at home.
Mrs. Lane who has been cook at the
Hotel Bingham the past eleven months,
has finished her engagement there and
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Forest
Williams in Caratunk will return to her
home in Lexington.
Mrs. Chris Stewart and Eda Baker OF
Caratunk were in town Saturday last
Sadie Toss and HelenB aker, who have
been attending Pennington Normal
school, were on their way home Sstur-
day to Caratunk, for vacation
Annie Bryant of Mayfleld is cook at
Bingham hotel.
As Union hall no longer exists; town
meeting was held Monday in Kennebec
ball
Rev w. A. Richmond was in Water
vile the first of the week.
Emma Hilton who has been suffering
from appendicitis; went to the Central
Maine General Hospital at Lewiston
Tuesday where she will be operated
upon. Dr. F. G. Williams and her
father and mother accompanied her.
North Arson.