The Somerset reporter., 1906-07-12
BINGHAM,


mer vacation at home.
Wallace johnson of Madison returned
to Bingham, Monday, and it is expected
he will resume the interrupted work on
the sidewalk.
Mrs Fannie Smith is doing pastry
cooking at Lake George for Washburn
Carl smith 10 bookkeeper and clesk at
the same place.
F. II. Colby's family is spending two
weeks at their cottage at Moxie. Ar.
colby will be able to be with them part
of the time.
Lizzie Goodrich of Moscow has been
spending a week with Mr.. aud Ms. Gran
Vile Goodrich.
Mr. Robeson and family of Springfield
Mass are occupying their home here.
They arrived in their automobile. last
week.
Clyde Whitney with his wife and little
daughter went to Pleasant Pond, last
Sunday. Mrs. whitney will remain
week or longer.
Mrs. K. w. Moore and son, Robert
are quite sick with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Goodrich spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
Goodrich.
Miss Woodbury. is at home for her
summer vacation.
The rear of the Kennebec drive is eK-
pected to reach The Forks, Thursday,
having left Indian Pond on Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Lizzie Baker of Springfield,
Mass. is the guest of her sister Mira.
Chas. Abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin and son of
Cum berland Mills have been visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. Romsndel Chase's In Con
cord Mrs Goodwin is daughter OF
Mrs. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Saunders and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Saunders have been
entertaining friends for the past week.
Rev. George f. Wright is the guest of
his daughter, Yrs. Simeon Whitney.
sir. and Mrs Patterson who have been
cooking for Mitchell and johnson on the
right of way were in town Monday, on
their way to visit friends in Oakland.
They are soon to commence a five
months engagement on Somerset juno.
ton.
Chandler Savage and wife are at n.
Anson visiting their two sons Olestine
and Gardiner Savage.
Mrs. Clara Richardson of Auburn is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. f. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Dutton of
Starks were guests of Mr. and Mrs. s. A.
Smith the 4th of July.
Mrs Helen Baker and Miss Nellie
Baker are both at s. E, Andrews for the
summer.
Mrs. Lille Coleman has been home a
few days from Fairfield.
Thomas C4hill and wife and sisters
Marie and Catherine also Fred Preble
aud wife, and Walter Robinson and
family took dinner at the driving camp
of John Cahlll last Sunday.
Mrs. Marta Savage, her niece Ger
trude Pierce, Mrs. Clyde Viii uey and
little daughter and Manda Brack are
spending a week or two at their Pleasant
Pond cottage Mr.. Whitney and Roy
Savage will DO with thom part of the
time.
Ben Russell and family of Pleasant
Pond were visitors at James Pooler's,
last Sunday and Monday. They have
since gone down river to visit friends.
Mrs McKenny of Lewiston is the
guest of her mother, Mrs sarah Collins.
The celebration of the Fourth as
carried on here the night preceding
indicates far more rowdyism than pa
triotism and the citizens are justly in
dignant and will see If it is possible to
protect property in the future; people
have patiently endured for years, from
midnight till dawn of the night before
the Fourth, any amount of tolling Of
bells, footing of horns, booming of can
noh and every hideous sound boy could
produce; also the piling of rubbish on
platforms. upsetting swing chairs etc.
has been endured as "a great joke but
when the boys 80 far forget themselves
as to daub up sign and building with
paint, break and enter stable and haul
off a wagon it seems time to call halt.
On the evening of the Fourth fire.
works in several parts of the village
made very pretty appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Firth are occupy
ing one of A F. Donnigan's tenements
having moved in last week.
Mrs James Russell and children OF
New York are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Hazelett.
Mr.. Guerney of Boston and Mr.. Stod
dard of N. Anson were in town making
arrangements for The American Shoe
Finding Co. which is soon coming tC
Bingham.