The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-01
BINGHAM.

F. Donigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Moore, DR.. and
Mrs. F. g. Williams and F. II. Colby
and wife are spending the present
week at Peaks Island.
G. A. Ball was at Caratunk and The
Forks the first of the week looking
after his schools.
There are to be extensive improve
ments made in the Post office in
terror. Fred Preble has been APP
pointed to fill the Office of Post mas
ter. Miss Mary Clark having resign
ed.
Mrs. Weeks of Dead Water has re-
Gently been the guest of Mrs. Hewey
in Moscow.
Daisy Martin of Pleasant Pond was
in town the first of the week.
Miss Jones of Norridgewock is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed Magoon
Chas. Hilton, who for many years
has worked for the American Shoe
Finding Co. is now working for the
Tucker Lowell Co.
Mrs. Arthur Steward of Auburn is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dell Ste
ward in Moscow.
Mrs. Fannie Berry of Lowell, Mass
arrived in Bingham on Tuesday night
and will visit Mrs. Collins and other
relatives.
H. P. Craig has purchased a new
motor boat for his own use at Pleas
ant pond and had it conveyed to that
place on Monday. This is the third
motor boat in use in the pond, j. j.
Lander and Willie Williams own the
other two.
Fremont Steward has been the
guest of Armand Spaulding at Pierce
Pond for the past week or more.
Earl Andrews has got through at
tending the Mount Hermon Academy
and is at home for the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Annie Fitzsimmons and her
mother of Boston are spending few
weeks with Will Fitzsimmons in Mos
cow.
Mrs. Pettingill of Scion accom-
panied her daughter, Mrs. Sterling TO
Bingham where they were the guests
of Harold Sterling and wife on Mon
day.
Mrs. Ruth Blanchard and Mrs.
George Vaughn of Stratton have
been the guests of Mrs. Earl Taylor
during the past week.
Bonnie Miller and Wade Baker have
little fawn which they found and
have been granted permission to
keep. They are bringing it up on a
bottle in an up-to-date manner.
Lila Rowe is spending part of her
vacation from st. Joseph's Academy
at Mrs. Manley Hunnewell's.
Mabel Lander returned from st.
Joseph's Academy last waek.
Charles Dinsmore Of Aroostook
Co., has been visiting relatives in
town during the past week.
Mrs. Harold Hight was very criti-
cally ill on Tuesday and it was
feared she could not recover.
Mike Mari was in town last week
from Indian Pond.
Gov. Fernald and George Weeks of
Fairfield were Ill Bingham on Mon
day last, and were given fine re-
ception in Grange Hall by A. F.
Donigan and friends, after an enter
tainment consisting of music and
select readings by Miss Leavitt. Re-
freshments were served to the large
number present. Mr. A. f. Donigan
with Gov. Fernald and Mr.. Weeks
went to Parlin Pond on Tuesday for
a few days outing.
R. H. Sands found it necessary to
kill two or three unlicensed dogs q
short time since.
Plenty of Hungarian grass seed at
A. s. Burke's.
A pair of telephones, suitable for a
short independent line, or interior
set, are offered for sale at $500.
Address REPORTER Office, Skowhe-
gan.
A very pretty but quiet wedding
took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Adams June %, when
their daughter, Estelle Nae, was
married to Austin Nellard Tibbetts,
both of Bingham, by Rev. w. 9. Beedy.
After the ceremony, the wedding
cake was cut and dainty refreshments
of lemonade, waters, oranges, cake
and ice cream we're served. When
the refreshments were over, a shower
of confetti fell upon the bride and
groom, which was complete sur
prise to all. Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbetts
will remain at the home of her par
ents for time. The many friends of
this happy couple wish them hearty
congratulations for long and happy
future.