The Somerset reporter., 1908-07-09


Charles Ball and wife are In Farm
ington for few weeks.
Mrs. Helen Baker and Doris An
drews will visit Mrs. Bakers son,
GUY. in Millinocket this month.
Walter Taylor and family spent the
Fourth with friends in Stratton.
Mrs. Clara Houghton is moving
into the rent back of the postofhce.
Her granddaughter Gertrude Plerce
will live with her.
Henry Lane from Garry Fono
Camps was In town last week
VIM. Miller of Skowhegan Is visit
ing relatives in Bingham and Vicinity'
At a baseball game on the after
noon of the Fourth between North
Anson High school team and Bing
ham nine. The Bingham's won score
4 to 2.
The Caratunk team which won two
games at Skowhegan on the Fourth
went home gaily decorated VIII
flags.
W. B. Goodrich has been up to
Pleasant Pond for two days.
f. H. Colby and family returned
from Pleasant Pond on Monday
Their new cottage is nearly com
pleted.
Frank Caswell of North Arson was
i'm town on Monday night on busl-
ness.
Automobiles of various styles ana
eizes bring many guests to Bingham
MOTEL every day. Many of the par
ties are on their way to Jaekman or
Canada. Three large cars here on
Tuesday.
The Fourth has come and gone.
We are especially glad 1t has gone,
two nights were required this year to
work off patriotism or something
else. Sheriff Pierce assisted by
Frank Hilton were on the lookout TO
see that property was not molested.
There were enough fireworks on
various private grounds to have
made fine display If they had been
shown all in one place. A dance was
held in Kennebec Hall.
Mrs. Eunice Knox wife of Harry
Knox died of brain fever on Mon
day the 7th inst. She was forty one
wears of age and leaves husband
and large family of children the
Youngest baby girl week old.
Funeral services on Tuesday after
noon at the home. Burial in Bing-
ham cemetery.
Mrs. j. J. Lander with William and
Alice have been at Pleasant Pond a
few days.
William Lander has sold out the
newspaper business to Ben Adams
and Herbert Dinsmore takes the daily
papers around
The graduation exercises of the
Intermediate and Primary schools OF
Bingham, Concord and Moscow were
held in the Congregational church
last Friday afternoon There were
twenty -four in the class and they all
did themselves and their teachers
credit In the manner In which they
rendered their parts. 1t shows a
good interest in children's work
when their parents bring them nine
miles to be present and take thoif
part in exercises like this.
Mrs. Hartwell Richardson OF Au-
burn Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs
B. F. Adams. =,
The boys OF Bingham and vicinity
between the ages of and IA are re
quested to meet at A. F. Donigan's
store Saturday evening July %, at
7.30 p. m. wv
Sadie Foss of Caratunk was in town
the 6rst of the week the guest OF
Mrs. McCollar.
The rear of the drive left Indian
Pond Tuesday July 7th, which is one
week earlier than It was last year.
Miss Vanderpool of Concord has
been visiting Jennie Cahill recently.
Mrs. Scion Bunker of The Forks
was in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Walker and son of Maiden,
Mass, arrived in Bingham on Tues
day night. Later when Mr.. Walker
arrives they will spend some weeks
at Rowe Ponds. Mrs. Walker has
visited Bingham every summer for
fifteen years.