The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-06-21
BINGHAM.

Mrs. Abbie Webster of Waterville Ii
/ In town. the guest of Mrs. Albert Muir
ray.
| Mrs. Will Clark of Caratunk was re-
Gently in town on her way to Lakewood
Arlie Dinsmore is visiting relatives II
| Portland
Georgia Colby has returned from
Kents Hill where she attended the
/ Commencement exercises
! Mrs Mark Dinsmore was at Madison
! Thursday. to attend the funeral services
of an uncle.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Adams are visiting
| friends in Winthrop, Mrs Chris Steward
being housekeeper during their absence
Mrs. Mary Colby is keeping house
for Mr. and Mrs. 5. w. Philbrick at
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Fred Powers of Scion was re-
Gently in town.
Mrs Edgar King was called to Pitts
field by the illness of her daughter.
Nr. and Mrs Mont Bean of The Forks
have been in town few days.
Mrs Anna Chase and John Miller's
two children made brief visit at Moxle
few days ago.
John Piper and Mary Clark spent
Sunday with friends at Caratunk.
Mrs. aud Mrs. f. W. Moore and son,
Robert, star ted on Tuesday morning for
pleasure trip to Rangeley Lakes
Rev. W. F. Richmond, Mrs. F. g.
Williams and her niece Annie Colby of
Duluth, Mimi, are soon to join a party
of twenty-five In Boston for a two
months trip to Europe Their many
friends wish them a safe and happy
journey.
Baseball game between the Caratunks
and Binghams, last Saturday, resulted
in a score of 8 to in favor of the Bing-
ham team.
A reception was given to the Senior
class of Bingham High School by re-
ception committee which included Rev.
w. A. Richmond and w. r. Jordan. A
large number were present and pleas
ing entertainment of music and readings
was followed by refreshments. The en-
tire party entered into the good spirit of
the occasion, and enjoyed the various
marches, and the whole evenings pro
gram.
Work on the new sidewalk, under the
charge of Wallace Johnson. on Meadow
street is progressing rapidly.
j. j Lander and wife and friends
from Auburn have been spending suy.
eIal days at Pleasant Pond.
Sheriff Smith of Skowhegan with his
new automobile and a party of friends
took dinner at Bingham Hotel on their
way up river, last Tuesday.
The annual graduating exercises of
the Moscow schools will be held at the
Lincoln school ON Friday evening, June
29th
The first teach ers meeting ever held
in Concord was held in Garfield school
house at Wares corner last Saturday.
Oscar Givens has been home from
Pittsfeld the past few days.
Fred Baker has been with his daugh
ter, Mrs addis Andrews on Pleasant
Ridge the past week or two.
John Hardy and Eunice Givens were
united in marriage at the home of the
BRIDES father. thas Givens, by Rev. "
A. Richmond, June IT,
Mrs. Morris Cahill, teacher on Cha m.
berlain Hill in Moscow, has organized
the Frances K. Willard School Improve
ment League with twenty five n embers
including nearly every resident on the
hill and some others. Teachers in larg.
er neighborhood who "Can't have a
League" will please take hotice. The
officers are Pres, Victoria b. Cahill vice
president Leslie Chadbonrne; Sec, Sa
rah Chadbourne; treas, Olive p. Smith
This League will bold a box social and
ice cream sale at the Lincoln school house
next Saturday evening with A S. Burke
as auctioneer. The Lincoln S. /. League
held a social at their school house
last Saturday evening. The boxes and
Ice cream sold netted nearly nine dol
lars and all seemed to be satisfied.
The graduating exercises of the Con-
cord schools at the Concord town house
Saturday evening, June 30th.
The district superintendent, E E. Ball
has completed his last inspection OF
these schools and has returned to
Athens.
Bingham High school hold their grad.
uating exercises in the Congregational
church. Friday evening of this week. A
class of seven this year, four boys and
three girls.