The Somerset reporter., 1909-04-08
BINGHAM.

Mr.. G.. w. Cunningham, who has
been in the West, has returned.
BINGHAM
All person owning dogs are request
ed TO have them licensed before May
LIST. Dogs not so licensed will be shot
after that date according to law; per
order of the Selectmen of the town
of Bingham.
Mark Dinsmore has gone to keep
time for Dominick Sous's crew OF
men.
Lu Pooler is the guest of Mrs. EN-
ma Pierce.
S. A. Smith ha9 just sold and ship
ped seven hundred bushels of pota-
toes, he raised a thousand bushels
last year.
Harold Coleman who has been at
the Enchanted the past winter, re-.
Gently visited his mother in Portland
and is now at home with his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chalice An
drews.
Nellie Smith Is now at home having
been in Augusta the past winter.
Eugene Lander Is at home from
Coburn for q vacation.
Simeon Whitney and wife have been
in Boston the past two weeks.
8. T. Goodrich has not been 80 well
of late and the chances for his recoy-
cry seem less favorable.
The four act drama, "Forced to the
War" presented in Kennebec hall on
Saturday evening by the Junior class
of Scion High School was very good
indeed and received full house.
F. 8. Hunnewell had a big auction
sale OF horses on Tuesday afternoon
with A. P. Murray as auctioneer. A
street parade with band accom-
paniment in the forenoon attracted
notice and there was a large number
present at the auction, few horses
were sold.
The assignment of teachers for the
rural schools is: Elsie B. Holway of
Bingham, Webster school on the ri
yer road, Georgia M. Coombs of Isles
boro, Coburn school near Lyman
Browns. Sarah 8. Doyen of E. Mad
ison, Hamlin school near Chas. Gill
m ans, Annie r. Morris in the Russell
district.
In Moscow, Washington schoo,
Belle M. Spaulding Of Moscow; Lin
coin, Sadie B. Jones of Shelburne N.
s.; Roosevelt, Mrs. Winnifred Hilton
Norton of Bingham; Willard, Artie
B. Young of Moscow.
Rodney Brown who Is teaching the
High school at Scion recently visited
his brother DIR. r. @. Brown of this
place.
F. H. Colby Is having bay window
put on the south side of his house.
Sidewalks will soon be bare, little
has helped them in places
and little more would be a good
thing.
G. e. Ball has returned from trip
up river where he has been looking
after the various interests.
Aunt Lucinda Baker who was "a on
Monday, the 29vh of March entertain
ed with the aid of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Burke who is "a, DR.. Smith
Baker Of Portland who is "a and Mrs.
Mehitable Baker age 70.
A large number we're present at the
Anniversary Dinner of Bingham
Grange held on the 1st day of April.
About hundred took dinner which
was bountiful in quantity and excel
lent in quality. 1t was ascertained
that only four of the original charter
members were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A Smith, Mrs. Sarah Andrews and
Mrs. Lincoln Baker.
Preble & Robinson have a new sign
and Savage & Whitney have glass
globe containing gold fish for a
window attraction.
Bernard Gallant and Enroll Hilton
are improving their spare time out of
school by splitting wood.
Mrs. Wallace Ashcroft was able to
come to the village on Monday the
first time since her return from the
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Powell are
now settled in their new home at the
foot of Nichols Hill.
The remains of Isaac Temple we're
brought here for burial on April End,
from Gardiner. He was 80 years old
and was for many years resident OF
Moscow, but for some time has lived
with>his daughter In Gardiner.
JdutU NlbipCo III
Skowhegan during vacation. Mabel
Lander arrived home from st. Jo-
seph's Academy Wednesday of this
week.
Plenty of choice Pressed Hay for
sale at my stable.-A. S. Burke. 2w
A.. F. Webster, Chas. Ham, Abel
Moore and Edward Golf were in
Tuesday evening at the
evening meeting of Somerset Chap
ter.
Fred Coolidge of Scion was in
Bingham on Tuesday last.
DR.. s. w. Jordan has been in
Jackman the past week or ten days.
The three county commissioners
Geo. T. Tibbets, Henry Crowell and
Granville ID. Perkins, were in town
yesterday, to view the location of the
proposed highway, about twenty
rods in length, from Main street to the
Tucker-Lovel mill. Their decision
will he announced within few days.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend our sincere