The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-11-15
BINGHAM.


should leave Bingham at a. m. was un
able to leave till 10 80 on account of the
dersilment of several cars.
Oscar Givens has gone to Pittsfeld to
work In a club house.
Leon adbourne the ten year old son
of Loring Chadbourne of amoerlaln
Hill, who broke his leg ABOVE the ankle
some weeks ago, is getting along nicely.
Mr.. Huntington of Dexter, agent for
MIR. Blaisdell, has commenced wiring
houses n town for electric lights.
Eighteen deer were shipped from this
station last Saturday, seventeen OF them
from Otter Pond.
Mrs. stephen Clark has been sick the
past two or three weeks.
Inza Martin is now working for Mrs
Thomas Reynolds; Mrs. Daniel Steward
for whom she has been working, being
now able to get along without help.
MISE f. Adams is with her sister,
Mrs. Richardson 10 Auburn for lew
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs Farmer have returned
from a visit to N. Waterford and>~Vicln-
ity
Emma Gordon recently entertained
the girl friends of the club to which
she belongs.
Helen Frame was home from Coburn
over Sunday. Helen is having great
deal of trouble with her eyes and Is un
able to study much evenings.
Eva Knowlton of Skowhegan, who
las been home for a weeks vacation,
has returned for another term in Geo.
Badgers district on the river road.
Mrs F. H. Colby was at Wateryille.
Monday of this week.
Herbert Hilton and wife are in town.
They have room in Ben Adams house.
Children PLAYING with matches started
a fire ia one of Donigan's tenements
last Friday. A bed and bedding, nice
dress suit case and considerable cloth
ing belonging to Mrs Herbert Pierce
were ruined, but the fire was put out
without further damage. This was for
tunate as the buildings ia this part of
the village are close together and the
loss Of one might m maLy.
Everett Savage son of John Savage,
and Eva Miller, daughter of Ed. Miller,
were united in marriage last Saturday
night by Rev. o G. Wyman.
The new railroad Is now completed
and ready for trains to Indian Pond
dam, where a bridge Is being built
across the East Branch; as soon as this
bridge is finished, through trains will
be run to Birch Point on moosehead
Lake
Cyrus Healey of Concord died very
suddenly last Tuesday morning after an
illness of only few hours.
A hunting party from Gardner Sc
cured five large bucks and a doe near
West Forks last Monday.
An Italian known az Joe and trusted
clerk for Dominck Sussi for years was
drowned In East Branch last We'd
nesday. He was crossing the river on
the false work of the railroad bridge
when he appeared to become dizzy and
fell headlong into the rushing stream
thirty feet below. The body was re-
covered and brought to Bingham where
it was cared for by undertaken A. G.
Dinsmore, and on Friday 1t was taken
to Boston by relatives who came when
informed of the accident.
Mrs Jennie Reynolds Is sick with
sore throat.
The spur track Is now completed from
the station to the American Shoe Find
ing COS Plant
Emma Hilton is clerk in w. r Jor
dams Office and expects to remain dur,
ing the winter
Charles Milett has opened a new bar
Der shop over A. G Dinsmore's store.
Mr. Millett has had several years exper-
ence and hopes to receive his share of
the business.
Seasoned pine boards and plank all
planed for sale at my store house In
Bingham. A. =. Burke.