The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-06-20
BINGHAM.

BINGHAM.
The first out of door band concert
was on Wednesday evening of last
week.
Mrs. Marta Savage and Guy Morris
have recently spent several days at
Pleasant Pond.
Several new wagons were received
here last week by Sherman Bean of
Caratunk.
Mrs. Anon Baker was at Waterville
recently.
Mrs. Chas. Firth and Mrs E. II.
Tibbetts of Athens were visitors at
Wallace Frith's in Moscow, last week.
Merton Goodrich was at home on
e Thursday night.
Mrs Austin Baker, who has been in
Lexington with her sister, Mrs. Boyn-
ton has returned nome. Mrs. Boyn-
ton has baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whyte of New York
we're recently il town on their way to
Pleasant Pond.
The l. o. f. s. initiated a member
into their order at the last regular
meeting.
George Savage Of Jackman was in
town the first of the week.
Harry Hubbard Of Skowhegan was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Whitney on Saturday night and ac-
companied his wife and little girl
home on the Sunday afternoon train.
Mrs. Eva McCollar returned Satur-
Il nil oh q
has been spending some weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Glen Smith.
Mr.. Larkin went to Waterville on
Sunday afternoon returning Monday
morning.
Mrs. Morton and daughter of Lex
ington was the guest of Mrs. Eliza
Huff recently.
Mrs. Nathan Andrews is in very
poor health.
There were AZ tickets sold at the so
called Moscow station in Bingham
for the Kineo excursion last Sunday.
Nearly all of these excursionists re-
NAMED till the nine o'clock train
which gave them time to cross the
lake, climb Kineo, see the sights and
have good time, reaching Bingham
at l.30. Those returning on the one
O'Clock train had only time to get
their dinner.
Do you want a Wade & Dunton
Concord wagon, either steel or rub
Der tire. See them at my store house
in Bingham. A. s. BURKE.
Leon Goodrich is running the en-
CINE at the Saunders mill. The
heavy saving is done and they expect
to complete the turning of the bowels
by the LIST of September.
Mrs. Mabel Blackwell of Madison is
at A. s. Burke's, this week.
Mrs Maria Carney was at Water
vile, last Wednesday with her daugh
ter and had what seemed to be a pea
or a grain OF tapioea removed from
her ear
Marion Stoddard and Laura Gallant
had their tonsils removed by Dr.
Greene of Scion last Saturday.
Robert Saunders, son of Harry
Saunders, is quite sick with diph-
liberia and the family are quarantined.
Janet Lander, who is sick with the
same disease, is improving fast, and
no symptoms yet that any other mem
Der of the family will have it.
The Congregational Church Circle
will meet Tuesday, June 25, at Gran
vile Goodrich's.
Mrs. Herbert Pierce and family
have been occupying a cottage at
Pleasant Pond several days.
Arthur Clark of New Portland was
in town Wednesday with his new
automobile of the steamer variety.
Mrs. Simeon Whitney is spending
few weeks in Boston.
Ivan Dyer, who has been working
in the drug store for E. W. Moore, is
obliged to be out of doors more on
account of his health and is going to
work for DR.. 6. F. Greene OF Scion.
Do you want nice two seated
wagon for style and durability. Don't
buy till you see mine. A. 8. BURKE.
Mrs. James Pooler started for Sher-
brook, Can, on Tuesday with her
uncle, Geo Reynard of Skowhegan.
Mrs. Herbert Pierce will keep house
for Mrs. Pooler during her absence.
Ralph Gallant is going to work in
the drug store after school closes.
Graduating to come off this week,
program will be given next.
Ed Farmer and wife had their
household goods moved to the sta
ton, Tuesday, preparatory to NOV
ing to North Waterford.
Mrs. F. H. Colby was at Bangor last
Sunday and Monday.
Leo Miller has moved his family
into Moscow, in the Sugartown dis
trict.
Do you want second hand wagon
at bargain. | have them, %
A, s. BURKE.
The town meeting came off last
Saturday as advertised, and the town
voted not to accept the road as laid
out from Goodrich street to the so
called Moscow station. Instead of
clearing up the matter we are in it
worse than ever, as the friends of the
road have called for another town
meeting to be held next Tuesday to
reconsider all the votes that have
been taken ah> the previous meeting
and to see if the town will accept the
Meadow street extension and if not
to see if they will accept the Good
rich street extension, and if both of
these are refused to see if they will
accept a road that will be proposed
by 8. T. Goodrich. To be continued
in the next.
Reports from fire warden Frank
Sterling on Wednesday morning are
that fires which started along the line