The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-11-21
BINGHAM.

The farmers, telephone is Delng eA-
aended from the main line near the
Badger school house to the houses OF
John Savage, Sanford Nottage ana
hsaac Holway.
g. E. Andrews has had new fur
mace put into his house.
George Miller has opened meat
market under the postofflce.
Helen Frame is among friends at
9kowhegan.
The Methodist circle met last Tues
day with Mrs. Curtis. The next meet
ing of the circle In two weeks Will De
With Mrs. Eta Holt and there Will be
asupper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ball are now
housekeeping in the upper part OF
Calvin Ellis house at the ferry
Mrs. E. j. Bragg and Mrs: Stephen
Smith of Clinton, mother and SISTER VI
Mrs. G.. W. Blanchard, are here on
visit.
Zelma TAYLOR of North Arson was
waiting her aunt, Mrs. Willis Good
zsch, a few days last week.
Mrs. Chris. Steward was recently IN
Gown on her return from WaterVllle'
Earl Merrill of Madison was in town
Monday on his way to The FORKS
where he is to teach school in John
Oomber's district. %
MARY Clark returned Monday from
Waterville, where she had been for
Few days.
Mrs. Davis Howes of Scion is the
vuest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Burke.
Belle Colby is among friends IN
Portland and will spend Thanksgiving
ahere.
Village schools close this week for
n short vacation.
]. j. Lander went to Moxie MONDAY
30 look after his business.
David Wakum and Chas. Wakum
each shot a fox few days since. one
vas fine large fox.
Mrs. S. G.. Weber of Waterville,
Mrs. L. F. Adams of Wilton nave re-
Gently been guests of Mr.. ana MRS;
Blanchard. Mrs. Weber, VINO is 81
years old, is grandmother OF MI
blanchard.
Mrs. George Dorr was at Skowhe-
gan q short time ago.
Mrs. Glen Smith and family is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. t. IL. Foss.
Leslie Rollins went to Waterville on
Tuesday.
H. Clark of Car atunk and Turner
Boswell of Scion were in town the
Arst of the week.
Mrs. James Carbino of Carratunk
Aas recently been in town. She was
down river on Monday.
Herbert Pierce has moved into the
house formerly occupied by George
Harding, and Mr. Harding has moved
Ais family into the rent In the new
building ]. J. Lander has just com
pleted.
Mr.. Witham and his daughter, Mrs.
Bert Goodrich, of Emblem, were In
town Tuesday, guests of Mrs. george
Dow.
Gene Lander is home from Water
Vile, Coburn Institute being closed
for four weeks on account OF diphthe-
Kia.
Albert Murray is about to build
house on Baker street west OF the one
occupied BY Mrs. Laid.
Elbie Curtis and wife, who have
Been In Auburn the past few years,
have returned to Bingham.
Alton Carl made second trip to
Bangor the first OF the week to hire
men for the woods.
The community we're shocked to
hear of the death of Mrs. David Roach
last Saturday morning. Her home
was about two miles below Bingham
village and she had been in town the
previous day apparently as well as
ever. On retiring Friday night she
remarked on having some headache
and again on Saturday morning told
her husband that she had pain in her
head and was going to die. Mr..
Roach got up and built a fire, sent
neighbor for doctor and on return
ing to his wife found her dead. Two
small children were at home and the
three grown up children, two daugh--
ters and one son, were sent for and
are now with their father. Funeral
services were he'd on Tuesday after
noon at the home.