The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1906-06-28
BINGHAM.


Frank Collins of Providence, r. l, is
the guest of Charles Colby and family.
Albert Murray and Wallace Johnson
have returned from very successful
fishing trip to the Enchanted.
Leon Goodrich and Earl Andrews
were at Scion on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Clark of Caratunk
were n town Tuesday.
Several from Bingham went to Water
vile Tuesday to attend the CIRCUS.
The circus at Waterville on Tuesday
was attended by several from Bingham.
Oscar Clark and wife of Caratunk
were in town the first of the week,
John Hardy and wife brought home
125 trout from Garry Pond
Mrs Harry Cumu ings accompanied
her visitors Mr.. and Mrs. James Thomp-
son of Skowhegan to Moxie for few
days this week.
Effie Robinson has been home from
Portland for few days.
Fishing at Pleasant Pond was 80 good
last Friday night that A. &. Dinsmore
had to rebait the hook which he claim
ed had lasted for three years.
Mrs. Joseph Spaulding and Mrs.
Eugene Clark of Caratunk were in town
last Friday.
The Caratunk base-b bail team came to
Bingham saturday afternoon aoco npan-
led by some young lady friends, but the
rain prevented game and they return
ed home.
Nellie Conuors who broke her collar
bone by fall down stairs is improving
quite rapidly.
Fogg's drug store, Skowhegan is head
quarters for Fourth of July goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Richards of Bos.
ton arrived in town Friday to be pre-
sent at the graduating exercises of Mrs.
Richards sister, Miss Helen Frame.
They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Clark.
Daniel Steward and Walter Robinson
attended district and state republican
conventions Portland as delegates
from Bingham this week,
Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson of
Skos hogan have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cummings and Orison Cor
don and wife.
DR.. r. g. Williams is taking his meals
at Mrs Julia Colby's during his wife's
absence in Europe.
Mrs. Scott Durgin and Will Whorff
of The Forks were in town on Monday.
DR.. r. C. Brown of Clinton has pur-
chased the practice of DR.. Nevers and
resides in the same house. which Dr.
Nevers has oImerly occupied.
Work of setting poles on the farmers
telephone line above Bingham is going
on this week.
The Frances Willard school Of
Moscow will have their box sociable and
ice cream sale at the Lincoln (Stream)
school Moscow, saturday evening, June
S0th. Rain prevented the social last
week.
There was large attendance at Pom
ona Grange last Tuesday, many towns
being represented. The dinuer was
abundant and excellent in quality.
On Friday evening the Congregational
church aud vestry was filled with peo-
pie to listen to the exercises of the
graduating class of 1905 Much pains
had been taken and the decorations
were very tasteful and pretty, green and
white predominating. The class motto,
cage quod agis' being arranged in the
background. After the class had march
ed in and been seated on the stage, the
following program was carried out with
great credit to every member of the
class
Muse, Saunders Orchestra
Prayer, Kew o y. Wymsn
Music
Class History, Helen Sawyer Frame
lanes G.. Blaine Guy Manchester Haines Morris
Maine OF Today and Tomorrow,
Leon Willis Goodrich
Poetry OF Tenuysou lnez Pearle Holt
The So-Called Best Society Earl Ethelbert Andrews
Henry Clay Eugene Pillsbury Lander
Prophecy, Emma Mae Hilton
Music
Conieruus Of Diplomas
Music
After which nearly all present came
forward and offered congratulations