The Somerset reporter., 1907-08-01
BINGHAM.

Mr. Stevens OF fortland Is tne
guest of Horace Craig.
Efie Robinson is assisting Mr..
Craig in the Office work for F. H.
Colby for a short time.
Fred Stewart of Pittsfeld is the
vnest Of his sister Mrs. Joseph
whitney.
Misses Annie and Bessie Corson of
California are guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Henry Washburn.
Mrs. Josie Mason of Medfield, Mass.
was the guest of Mrs. Dorr last week.
Sue Whitney who has been working
for w. B. Goodrich the past two
years is now at home for vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Millett were at
Waterville on Monday last.
Mrs. Charles Jones and children
have been spending the past week
with her mother, Mrs. Rose Smith.
Albert VanSuan accompanied by
his wife, daughter and lady relative
were in town Saturday on their way
from New York to the Pleasant Pond
cottage.
Frank Hilton and family are on
their farm in the back part of the
town Mr.. Hilton is haying.
Eli LaPoint and wife are among
friends in Canada for a few weeks
visit.
The Ladies' Cong'l Circle met
with Mrs Julia Colby last Wednesday
afternoon.
Sc. Andrews was at Moxie scaling
lumber for Mr.. Willett's crew.
Frank Fitzsimmons and family of
The Forks are spending few weeks
With his parents in Moscow.
Mrs. Cyrena Carl who is cook at
Rowe Pond was in town Tuesday.
She has been caring for her mother,
Mrs, Healey, who died at Scion last
Monday at the advanced age of SO
years.
A. G. Dinsmore and wife went to
Pleasant Pond.
Nine house lots were sold at public
auction last Saturday afternoon by
Henry Washburn on what is called
River street. 1t is understood that
two of the purchasers, Mr.. Gallant
and Mr.. Dorr will commence building
soon.
Mrs. Chas. Millett has recently
been visiting FIR ends in Skowhegan
and Oakland.
Ethel Pratt of Brockton, Mass. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Pierce.
The Goodrich and Baker reunion
will take place Aug. 20, this year and
the place will be decided upon later,
whether in a grove or at kennebec
Hall.
F. H. Colby and the members of
his Sunday school class enjoyed a
picnic at Lakewood last Tuesday in
Guiding a sail on the lake and the
theater. Rev. w. A. Richmond as
sisted Mr.. Colby in looking after the
boys, 10 of them whose names are
given below: Carl and Osbourne
Blanchard, Robert Moore, Wade and
Milford Baker, Herbert Dinsmore,
Stanley Stoddard, Ernest Dunton,
Bernard Gallant, Robert Saunde rs,
Harold Carl, Norman Fogg, John
Gordon, Ralph Pierce, Willie Wrinkle
and Everett ROBBIE, the last two
being guests.
The Sugartown annual picnic will
be held at the usual place on Aug. 15.
Bridget McCollar and Ellie Roach
have got home from Birch Point
where they have been working at the
lockwood.
Last Sunday proved beautiful day
for trip to kineo and Moosehead
Lake and over 80 tickets were sold at
this station. The following are the
names of those making the trip SO
far as we can recall: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Goodrich and Merton and
Lena, Sue Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
III. Preble, Colby and Allen Robinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Whitney, Ger
trude Pierce, P. F. Adams and wife,
Mrs. H. Richardson, s. E. Andrews
and wife and Earl and Doris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hunnewell and Bert,
Henry Washburn, E. A. Merriman,
Chester Robinson and lady, Ned
Moore, Ross Bean, Frank McCollar,
John Pierce, Guy Reynolds, Harry
Dinsmore and Chester Lombard. At
Kineo station the party divided, some
crossing the lake and climbing the
mountain and others taking a forty
mile sail by steamer around the head
of the lake.
Dist. Supt. g. E. Ball will hold a
"Summer School for Teachers" at the
High gchool room in Bingham Aug. 5
TO 8 inclusive. 1t will be free to all
who are employed by him and to all
who reside In his district present as
prospective teachers. All are well
come. Regular attendance desired.