The Somerset reporter., 1906-09-20
BINGHAM.

slr. and Mrs. Wm. Adams are visiting
friends in Dover
Mrs. George scott is stopping with
drs. lara BRAY,
Bingham cattle show and Fair will be
held in the SANE p ace as last year, Oct.
I5fb. Dinner VII be served by the
Grange also a supper for the ball in the
evening.
Mr.. Thomas Berry Of MOSCOW was
very i'll last week. She is an aged lady
and lives with her husband at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Omar Firth.
Mary Clark is now boarding at Wm.
Adams on Main street.
Mrs.. Albert Murray was at Lakewood
several days. Mrs. Sarah Goodrich keep
inz house for her during her absence.
Mr.. Chss. Abbey was at Lakewood
during the oampmeeting.
Mrs. Willard of Caratunk was in town
Monday.
Mra. Dell Steward returned last week
from a ten days trip among friends in
Greene, Lewiston, Belgrade and Oak
land.
Bingham Grange by invitation met at
Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon's about
six miles above the village, last Satur
day. The days was very fine and the
dinner also. A very pleasant occasion
for all who could go.
Agnes Foss of Randolph is among
friends In town.
Ivan Dyer of Solon is clerking for E.
Il ;v,Y ,la If nayfo HnruRg " -
Is now employed at Scion.
Calvin Ellis has purchased the Elbie
Curtis house and lot at the Ferry and
will occupy it this winter.
Thomas Mullen is having a short va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Harville of East
Madison are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.. Henry
Collins.
Morris Cahll and wife will soon COM
mence housekeeping not far from James
Cahilps in Concord.
Merton Goodrich went to Orono, last
Monday, to attend the University of
Maine. He hopes to take a full course
in the college of Technology.
The drama entitled "The Kings
| Daughters" will be presented in Kenne-
bee hall next Friday night by the ladies'
Dramatic Club. The following is the
cast of characters Mrs. Graham, Mrs.
Emma Whitney; Aunt Clarissa, Mrs.
Carrie Hilton; Miss Rebeca Spear, Mre.
May Baker; Beth, Miss Laura Pierce
Mabel, Miss Emma Hilton; Hltty, Miss
Belle Spaulding; Ruth, Mrs. Eva Nc.
Collar; Polly, Miss Lena Colby; Flor
ence, Miss Mabel Lander: Sally, Mrs.
Alice Smitht Nan, Miss Jennie Cahill;
Helen, Miss Bessie Carney. The men,
beers have been practicing diligently and
will no doubt be rewarded by a full
house
There will be baked bean supper at
the home of Mrs. Naomi Jackson on
Tuesday, Sept, 18th.
Mrs Albert Smith of Auburn is the
guest of her daughter Mrs Claude
| Goodrich.
Mr.. w. W. Stoddard, superintendent
of the American Shoe Finding Co., has
moved his family to Bingham and they
are taking their meals at HunnewelPs.
Mr.. Stoddard has purchased fine house
lot of w. R. Jordan.
| Usual oiNObb II iOi hi uOu ihOu OlN
land much improved III health.
Mrs. Alton Carl is reported to be do
| ing well at the Maine General hospital.
Emma Gordon is receiving treatment
in Portland for spinal trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Firth have a
baby boy born Sept. 18th.
Thales Spaulding's dog was run over
and killed last Monday by John Lam
der's automobile. The dog ran directly
in front of the machine and 1t was i'm
possible to stop quickly enough,
Mrs. Mary Redmond is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Sterling at Cara
funk.
VIM. Maxim Is visiting relatives in
Orrngton and Livermore.
Daisy Martin of Pleasant pond is do
ing table work at the Bingham hotel.
Mrs. Hutchinson of Portland returned
to her home last Monday.
Mrs. Will Andrews returned home,
w ednesday. Manda Brack has engaged
to do her house work.
Rev. H. p. Craig and wife of Church
Vile, Penn. are expected to arrive, this
| week, on their way to their Pleasant
pond cottage.
ROBINSON FAMILY REUNION.
The third annual reunion of the
Robinson family was held Monday, Sept.
Sd at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Robinson in Concord. Although the
day being very rainy there were good
ly number present aud many thanks are
due Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson for their ef-
fort to make it such happy meeting.
AS is customary at such gatherings
after pleasant greetings from old friends
and relatives bountiful dinner was
served in the dining room with all the
luxuries that could be made. 1t was a
disappointment to the hostess as the
tables we're all prepared for a picnic
dinner under the trees
The meeting was then called to order.
Ludlow Boies was elected chairman as
the president and secretary we're not
present Letters of regret were read