The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-05-30
BINGHAM,

The main river drive is progressing
finely this season, much better than
usual There was bad jam at the
Gilroy islands near The Forks, last
week, but it was broken Sunday, 50
the logs are now running freely.
The water in Dead River and the
streams that run into it has been low,
but the rain of Monday night will
send the logs out at a good rate and
a clean drive is assured.
\. G. Dinsmore, Arlie Dinsmore
and Alfred Chase met with great sue
cess on their fishing trip 10 Pleasant
Pond, last week.
Nike Mari of Indian Pond sporting
camp was in town, last week
John Towne of Portland was in
Bingham, last Friday.
Mr. Wyman, who has been to Carry
Ponds was in town on Monday night.
DR.. +. G.. Williams and wife went to
Moxie on fishing trip last Monday.
Florence Hamilton, who is teaching
school in Joseph Whitney's district
in Moscow was the guest OF friends in
Scion last Saturday and Sunday.
One of our young ladies can secure
position to learn the art of typeset
ting, with prospect of permanent
position, by applying at the REPORT
Err office.
Charles Colby and Sam Foster of
Oakland went to Pleasant Pond last
Saturday.
Mrs. George Jones and viii Hol-
way of The Forks were in town on
Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Gustave Witham of Caratunk
was recently in town also Mrs. Abbie
Webster and Mrs. Chris Steward
B. F. Adams was at Madison, Wed
nesday of last week to attend the
funeral of AIonzo Moore.
Mrs. w. B. Goodrich visited her
father at North Arson one day last
week.
The rumor that Robert Hilton and
Harold Hight had purchased a bear
of Ed Berry, proved to be without
foundation; much to Mrs. Hilton's
satisfaction.
Thomas Reynolds was with his wife
at the Sisters hospital several days
last week. She seems to be recover
ing from her operation as rapidly as
can be expected Mr.. Reynolds re-
turned home, Monday night.
Mrs. Henry Chase has been at No.
Arson few days visiting her sister,
Mrs. Murphy.
Mrs. Harris Williams of North
Arson was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Anon Baker, last week.
George Colby and Lila Rowe were
at Waterville to have Miss Rowe's
eyes examined. They proved to be
in bad condition and Lila will have to
be very careful for some time.
One Of our young ladies can secure
a position to learn the art of type
setting, with prospect of perma-
nent position, by applying at the RE-
PORTER office.
Mrs. Charles Colby has been among
friends in Skowhegan the past week
Jane Reynolds returned from Rock
wood last Saturday.
Harold Hight and Arlie Dinsmore
caught 81 trout at Pleasant Pond last
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Foss are work
ing at Bingham Hotel.
Ben Adams moved into his new
barber shop last Monday. 1t is fixed
up In first class shape and makes &
very fine appearance.
Mrs. Evie Baker of Scion WAS in
town recently.
Myrtle Hughes of N. Arson and her
brother Fred of Scion were in town
last Friday.
Mr.. Robson and family arrived
here from Springfield on Thursday OF
last week and are occupying their
summer quarters. The family made
the trip by automobile as is their Gus
tom.
Ed Miller has been sick in bed the
past week.
John Piper from the Gill university
at Ontario has been home the past
week.
The 4th Maine Battery Assn, will
meet at the Grange hall June Goth.
Mrs. Lucy Curtis entertained all her
family on the 25th inst, including Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Williams OF Madison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall and little son
of Bingham and Elbie Curtis of Au-
burn. 1t was the 18th anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams who have made
1t their custom to spend every ami
versary since their wedding with
their mother, Mrs. Curtis.
Mrs. Martha Savage, Mrs. Lephe
Preble and Mrs. Carrie Colby attend =
ed the Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star at Portland short time ago.
Mrs. Savage also visited friends in
Portland and other cities before her
return.
If you plant the Irish Cobbler or
Early Norcross potatoes and use
Bradley's Fertilizer you are sure of q
good crop. Now sold by A. s. Burke,
Bingham. 2w21
Hire a mileage book of R. T. Patten