The Somerset reporter., 1907-07-04
BINGHAM.

BINGHAM.
Eugene Lander and Ned Moore
PLAYED with the Caratunks in the
baseball game last Friday against the
Jackman's. The score was II to 2 in
favor of the Caratunks and the fol-
lowing day, Caratunk won against
the same team Is 10 9.
Mrs Henry Savage was called to
North Arson last week by the serious
illness of her sons wife, Mrs. Clyde
Savage, but her condition was much
improved on Monday.
Mrs. Margaret Reynolds returned
two weeks ago from a visit to her
aged mother in Shirley.
Mrs Joseph Pooler has returned
from a week spent in Canada with
relatives.
Bridget McCollar has been home for
a two days visit from Hotel Rock
wood.
John Witham was in town few
days since looking for table girl for
Hotel lockwood.
Roy Savage and party returned
Monday night from Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Ben Smith went to Birch Point
on Tuesday, to remain the rest of the
summer.
Clyde Whitney and family are oc-
cupying Roy Savage's cottage this
week at Pleasant Pond.
Fred Preble and wife visited friends
in Parkman, last week, and while
there during a shower the tightening
struck five times within a radius oil
one half mile of where they were
stopping, and on the previous day a
set of buildings we're burned, the re-
suit of stroke of tightening in Park
man.
Ed Fogg has moved his family into
the new house at the upper end of the
town that Frank Hunnewell has built
Isabel Woodbury. is at home for the
summer vacation.
Miss Malborn has returned from a
few weeks vacation and is now clerk
at the drug store.
F. II. Colby was at Waterville, Mon
day and Tuesday last.
Among those who attended the 4th
Maine Battery reunion last Thursday
were James A. Jones and wife, Pitts
ton, Me a. s. Bangs and wife, Mrs
A. Jones, Mrs. L. Jones and niece and
Mr.. Brooks Of Augusta, Marion Mills
and wife of Skowhegan, Judson Ames
and wife, Montreal, Ambrose Vittum
and wife, Madison, Peter Hurd
Athens, George Mckinney, North
Arson, Mr.. Benson and wife of Oak
land, Lester Holway and wife, Fair
field, Isaac T. Smith and wife, Starks
Mr.. Larkin, Waterville.
Mrs. Walter B6ynton and two chill
dren of Lexington are guests of Mrs
Eliza HUFF.
Mrs. Will Whorff was in town the
first of the week.
Mrs. Lizzie Goodrich has been
spending week with Mr. and Mrs
Granville Goodrich.
Mrs. Barker and son, Paul of Athens
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Good
rich,
Gertrude Pierce accompanied Clyde
Whitney and wife to Pleasant Pond.
Herbert Hilton who is stopping
with his sister, Mrs. Ada Berry in
Moscow is in very poor health.
The annual graduation exercises OF
the common schools presented new
features this year. The rural schools
and those of Moscow being represent
ed and the diplomas being conferred
by the new superintendent. All the
pupils showed excellent training and
their parts were well rendered. The
music by Sanders Orchestra was
geratly enjoyed. 1t is hoped and be-
lieved that these union exercises will
tend toward the awakening of new
and increased interest in all phases
of school work in this section. Dist.
Supt. Ball has been very successful in
this line of work elsewhere and we
believe that he can be still more sue
cessful here.
The exercises of the intermediate
and Primary schools were held on the
afternoon Of June 81, with the follow
ing program.
March
PRAYER