The Somerset reporter., 1908-12-24
BINGHAM.

Guy Morris of Mount Hermon are
spending Christmas vacation at home.
Lila Rowe and Mabel Lander ar
rived home on Saturday night from
st. Joseph's Academy, and will re-
main till after the holidays.
Merton Goodrich from L. of NJ, and
Leon Goodrich from Grey's CONNER
cial College, Portland, reached home
on Wednesday night, and will remain
a few days.
Stanley Graham and his sister,
Beatrice of Madison, were in town
Saturday, on their way to Mayfield to
visit their parents. They were ac-
eompanied by their little niece.
Lucy Caryille, who lives with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E E. Hill,
Is now in Boston with her father visit
ing her brother.
T. II. Foss goes to Skowhegan next
Monday to serve on the Traverse Jury.
Henry Sands was at Skowhegan last
week.
There was large attendance at the
supper and apron sale held in Fra
ternity hall last Friday evening, al
though the biggest storm of the season
made travelling as bad as possible
Nearly all the aprons and other arti-
cles were disposed of and all of the
food. The entertainment cons listed
of music by Mary Clark and George
Baker, select Ct aiding by Mrs George
Baker, followed by "A laughable farce.
entitled "Little jamie Roge RS"
About forty dollars were realized
from supper and sale.
Members of the Bingham Chapter of
the Eastern Star to the number of
twenty three visited the Scion Chap
ter last Thursday evening, and we're
cordially received and well enter
tanned by their sister lodge
Daisy Martin, table girl at Sands
restaurant takes few days this week
to visit her parents at Pleasant Pond,
ing her absence.
Mrs. Tibbetts and Mrs. Carpenter
from Dead Water and Mrs. McTaggart
of Lake Moxie were in town Monday
doing Christmas shopping. Mrs.
Carpenter renamed in town few
days.
Charles Hilton OF this place went to
Athens the first of the week.
The American Shoe Finding Co. has
not been running for two or three
days; while the boiler was under
going inspection.
Misses Annie and Esther Jones from
Lake Moxie were guests of Mrs. Her
bert Pierce last week. They took
Friday mornings train for Augusta.
Frank Sterling returned last We'd
nesday from the Central Maine Gen
eraI Hospital where he had taken his
little six years old daughter, for an
operation for appendicitis. The case
was very serious one being 80 far
but her recovery is now
expected.
Roy Savage has returned from
Portland.
The Christmas Concert given in the
Congregational Church on Sunday
evening was especially good, and the
church was filled with an appreciative
audience.
Mrs. Benjamin Russell from Mos
quito was in town Tuesday OF last
week.
Mrs. Weeks of Dead Water was In
town the first of the week.
Village schools are not keeping dur
ing vacation week.
@. E. Ball went to the Forks on
Monday last.
Elmer and John Sterling OF Cara
funk who have been attending Mount
Hsrmon arrived at Bingham on Fri
day night and went to his home on
Mrs. VIM. Soper of Scion was in
town on Tuesday night, the guest of
Mrs. Davis Howes.
Will Robinson was at Lewiston on
business the first of the week.
A pair telephones for sale, suit
able for either short or long distance
work. Address REPORTER Office,
Nathaniel Preble, a life long and
citizen of this place and
member of the Mount Moxie l. o. o.
F., and also of the Masonic order, died
at his home on Tuesday at p. M.
He leaves widow and one son; also
an aged mother. Funeral services
held Thursday afternoon.