The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-09-13
BINGHAM.

BINGHAM.
Pteble and Robinson have had a nsv
platform built.
Guy Morris started Wednesday for
Mount Hermon school iu VI assach usetta
where Ralph Goodrich and Ear An
drews went few weeks ago.
Mrs Albert Murray is at Lakewood.
this week.
Frank Hanes' blacksmith shop al
Dead Water was destroyed by fire OF
honday with its contents
Friends Of Nr. and Mrs. Davis Howes
made them a surprise party on Saturday
night Il was the third anniversary Of
their marriage and a very pleasant oo-
caslon.
M. and Mrs. Albert Clark we're in
town, sunday, having been 10 The Lewis.
ton state Fan and also spent few days
at Lakewood They returned TO their
home IN Caratunk on Monday.
Patrick Murphy, VINO has been cook
for kendalis the past three months, Waa
al home two or three days recently.
Rose Abbey Of >kowhegan was home.
saturday, returning ca the sunday after.
noon train.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Baker, who have
been Wateryi!le all summer, have re.
turned to Bingham They viii soon &c
TO housekeeping in Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton from the som.
erect Extension line were il town, sat.
urday.
Nellie Baker returned to he1 work a.
teacher II one Of the Massachusetts
schools.
Mrs. Olive Haley and children Of
scion have oeen visiting 4 town.
Mrs. Walker Mason was at North An
son one day last week.
Frank Hunnewell, wife and son, Bert,
attended the state Fair at Lewiston last
week.
sewell Dinsmore and Amos Dinsmors
of Boston were in town last week.
Nellie French and wife of North An
son were in town last week on their way
to The Forks.
Mrs. Garcelon has been the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Elwin Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Hatch of Port.
land were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Whitney few days recently.
Mrs. Frances Durgin of The Forks
was in town last week.
Wallace Ashcroft has purchased a
house lot near the foot of Nichols Hill
and is building house which he en-
poets to occupy this winter.
Mrs. James Hughes and Mrs. Charles
Clark of Solon were in town last Friday.
Mrs Barbara Foster and Miss Lzxie
Philips Of Oakland recently spent a
day with friends in Bingham.
Addie Bean OF Fairfield arrived in
town the first Of the week.
Among the many who attended the
Maine central Fair at Waterville this
week were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Andrewa
Mrs. F. Il. Preble, Mrs Ben Adams,
Mr. and Mrs James Reynolds, Leon
Goodrich, Mrs. Earnest Andrews and
Miss Carbino.
Mrs. Julia Dinsmore, who has not
been as well as usual for several weeks
is now quite i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Chas. Colby.
Last Monday there was the largest
number of votes out TO election since
| 1892 l73 votes were cast, two of which
were spoiled. Bingham was the only
town in this representative district to
go Republican, Cobb having So votes
and Davis Il. Woodward Q, Fox 8.
The plantation of Caratunk also 10 this
district made good showing, 81 votes
for Cobb and six for Davis. A F. Doni.
gan was elected Democrat representa-
tive from this district Pleasant Ridge
failed to post their warrant at proper
time but held their meeting just the
same
Xr. and Mrs A 5 Burke visited Ars.
Burke's parents in New Portland on
Saturday and Sunday last /
Friday of this week John Piper in
tends to start for Gill medical college.
Montreal.