The Somerset reporter., 1908-11-12
BINGHAM.
Ethel and Linnie Baker were at
Madison, last week.

Madison. last week.
Bessie Carney and her sister Mary
spent Saturday with friends in Solon.
Mrs. Will Whorff of the Forks has
been the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John McCollar.
Willis Dean OF Boston while visiting
his uncle Chas. Hilton on Chamber
lain Hill secured a fiue deer which he
took back with him.
Mrs. F. II. Colby and Effie Robinson
were in Waterville one day of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Colby have been
entertaining quite a party of friends
at their Pleasant pond cottage with
Weymouth Collins as chef. The
party included Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Stew
ward, Mrs. w A Richmond and Effie
Robinson. Mr.. Steward and Mr.
Cummings have been running lines
during part of their stay. The party
returned home on Monday night. !
Mrs. Adams of Norridgewock has
recently been visiting, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Calvin Ellis.
The concrete cellar walls that How
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completed, Saturday. just week and
two days from the time a beginning
was made on the cellar which is 36x70
feet.
A. G. Dinsmore was called to Moxie
last Sunday to care for the remains of
James McTaggart, who had died
there very suddenly. Mr.. McTaggart
was 43 years of age and leaves a
widow and large family of children.
Charles Adams and family have
closed their house in Moscow and
gone to Jackman for the winter and
may remain there for a year. Mr..
Adams is game warden and his work
is in the Jackman region.
Lu Pooler of Caratunk was in town
the first of the week.
Next Thursday evening reception
will be given Rev. J. Edgar Sweet,
the new pastor in the Congregational
church. Members of the church, the
parish and their friends are cordially
invited.
The Congregational Church circle
met on Wednesday afternoon of this
week with Mrs. E. w Moore.
Tuesday evening a Chicken Pie
supper, splendid one, was given in
Fraternity building
Mr. Lufkins secretary of the Maine
s. 5. Association addressed the Sun
day evening meeting at the Congre
gational church on the subject of the
Sunday schools. He also spokeI on
the same subject at two p. m. III the
vestry.
Arlie Pooler of Caratunk is taking
Roy Badgers place in the drug store.
He commenced last Monday morning.
About 40 members of Bingham
Grange and one Athenian visited So
Ion Grange, last Saturday. They first
proceeded to dispose of one of Solon's
most delicious dinners, then they
and the Worthy Lecturer presented
the following program: Solos by
Mrs. Dorr and by Mona Bean. Duet
by Mrs. Dorr and A. F. Donigan, read
ing by Mrs. George Andrews, recita-
tion by Eula Bean and also by George
Gordon, paper by Mrs. II. B. Whipple
followed by discussion of the question
"Shall sporting camps be prohibited
and how shall our wild lands be pro-
tected?" by A. F. Donigan, H. B.
w Hlpplcj n. D. DuTht anu hdlOu L dl =
terson. 1t was a pleasant and profit
able visit. Solon has fine Grange
but needs a larger, lighter and better
ventilated hall, and are now making
plans to build one.
Mrs. Mont Miller came to Bingham
for Mrs James Carbino, last Tuesday
Mrs. Miller remained i'll town till
Wednesday,
Annie Morris was obliged to close a
very successful term of the Franklin
school, the Forks, two days early be-
cause of sickness. She is now recov-
ering
Belle Spaulding has closed the Will
lard school on Chamberlain Hill in
Moscow, last Friday, and opened the
primary school in West Forks, Mon
day.
The fall term of the Webster, Whit
tier and Blaine schools in this town
closed for one week last Friday. The
winter term of the Hamlin school
opened November End and Coburn
school November 9Th with same
teachers.
Reuben Crombie started for Yank-
ton South Dakota on Tuesday morn
ing of this week. Mrs. Crombie will
remain with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. V. Ham for the present.