The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-06-06
BINGHAM.

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alive this spring Those who have
not done something seem to be trying
TO.
Austin Baker and wife have been
guests of Mrs. Huff for short time.
The warm days that have come
with June are very gratifying,
David Bean has had his house re-
painted.
The cellar and underpinning for Al
ton Carl's new house is completed.
Marcia Steward who has been at
Caratunk with her sister, Carrie Car
bino for few weeks, returned nome
Saturday.
Fred Clark and wife were recently
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
Baker.
David Bean and son, Ross, went to
Pleasant Pond on fishing trip a few
days ago.
Laura Thompson who has been
taking care of Mrs. Chandler Savage
for a long time returned to No. An
son last week. No great change in
Mrs. Savage's condition.
Frank Hilton has moved his family
into the house he has recently pur-
chased of II. Washburn and Jas.
Lawrence has moved into the rent re-
Gently occupied by b. f. Adams as
barber shop.
Do YOU want a Wade q Dunton
Concord wagon, either steel or rub
Der tire. See them at my store house
in Bingham. A. >. BURKE
Simeon Whitney and wife were at
at Martins at Pleasant pond Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Maxfeld of Canaan is
visiting relatives and friends in town
this week.
w. f. Simmons and Fred Bunker
we're in town last week from No. An
son.
Sewell Dinsmore of Boston has re-
Gently been in town.
Lester Rollins, oookee on John Ca
hills section was at home Memorial
day.
Lottie Berry of No. Arson was in
town recently.
Chas. Abbey and Harry Collins re-
turned from Pleasant pond Tuesday.
Horace Craig has a new motor
cycle the first one in town.
Ninteen members of Centennial
Rebecca Lodge attended the district
meeting held at No. Arson Friday
night returning on special and
reaching Bingham about 8 a. m.
Tracy Rowell and wife of Caratunk
were in town Tuesday.
The Rev. VIM. G. Mann, pastor of
the Cong church of Freedom will
preach in the morning and evening at
the Cong. church next Sunday.
Do you want a nice two seated
wagon for style and durability. Don't
buy till youssee mine. A. s. BURKE.
Henry Sands and wife who are
working at lockwood station were
recently called home on account or
the serious illness of Mrs. Sands
mother, Mrs, Margaret Smith.
Chas. Jones and wife went to King
field Monday to attend the funeral
services of his father.
Marcia Steward who has been at
Caratunk is now at No. Anson.
Mrs. Harlan Boynton and children
of Emblem is visiting her father, Fred
Baker.
Mrs. Margaret Smith was taken to
the Sisters Hospital, Lewiston, this
week Mrs. Wm. Smith who has
been caring for her for a long time
being sick and unable to do 80 long
er.
Albert Clark and wif9 were in town
a few days guests of John Owens.
Walter Garland received news of
his fathers death in Hinckley Mon
day.
Stephen Clark and family have
moved into one of Thos. Cahill's
tenements which has been newly fix
ed up.
The Rev. w. A. Richmond will
preach the baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class of Freedom Aca
denny June 9Th.
A quiet but very pretty wedding
took place Thursday May Both, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Webster
when MIR. Herman B. Jewett and Miss
Grace M. Churchill both of Lexing
ton were united In marriage. The
single ring service was performed by
Rev. w. A. Richmond.
Alec Murray ana Wlfe or Gardner
Joe Butler and wife of Skowhegan
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Murray the first of the week.
The music furnished on Memorial
day by the new Bingham band added
much to the interest of the occasion
and reflects much credit on the mem
bers.
Ivan Dyer clerk for E. W. Moore
has gone to his home in Scion on &C
count of illness.
Shirt waists and shirt waist suits at
w. B. Goodrich's store.
Do you want second hand wagon
at a bargain. have them. %
- RIrpVE