The Somerset reporter., 1909-07-08

Sunday and Monday with his family
in town.
Mrs. A. F. Gerald is spending few
days with her cousin, Ruel Rowell.
Mr.. Joseph Drew has sold his horse
to Everett Savage.
Mr.. Will Winsbury has moved into
the F. M. Vittums rent by the brook
BINGHAM.
Very cool Fourth of July in Bingham.
The appointment of large number
influence to keep II civil, only one ar
noon the "old fellows" literally drum
med up crowd to see them play ball.
1t was game to be remembered by
those who played as well as those
who looked on. Such running has
seldom been witnessed, and it had
been fifteen or twenty years since
some had attempted anything OF the
kind. Anyway the game was good
one, Ned Moore serving as umpire.
1t was not until the following day
unusual exercise.
w. B. Goodrich has had his lawn
graded, Enoch Osgood doing the
work, about sixty loads Of loan we're
used In the work. Mr.. Osgood has
just completed the grading Of DIR.
Browns new grounds and has other
work of the same kind engaged.
Mabel and Jeanette Lander and
their cousin, Lois Baker, are at Pleas
ant Pond, this week. IS
VIM. Lander has been visiting Arlie
Pooler at Pleasant Pond.
Mrs. Bert Savage of N. New Port
land spent few days at Garry Ponds,
last week, returning home Friday.
She called upon several friends In
Bingham while there.
A. G. Dinsmore attended Field Day
exercises at Waterville, July 1st.
Daniel Steward and wife were at
Skowhegan, this week.
Thomas Reynolds visited his wife
at Lewiston at the Sisters hospital,
last week.
w. B. Goodrich and son, Merton,
have been spending the week at Pleas
ant Pond. They were on North
mountain, Tuesday, and secured some
fine views.
Beatrice Gallant, who has been Wis
iting friends in North Arson, the
past week, Is now at home.
There were quite number from
Bingham, who attended the dance at
Caratunk, Monday evening.
Glass blowers were here all of last
week.
s.N. II rs hA
bekahs held here, last week, was a
very successful affair. All the grand
officers were present and large num-
Der from other lodges. The supper
served in the banquet room was
bountiful in quantity and first class In
quality, and over one hundred enjoy
ed it. Work by the Scion degree
staff was very satisfactory and re-
ceived deserved commentator. The
larger part of the visiting members
returned to their homes on the IL p.
m. train.
Mr.. Clark and family of Camden
have rented of Mrs. Anon Savage her
furnished house for the summer. Mr..
Clark is saving box boards at the mill
at the station.
Willis ]. Vining and Helen s. Frame
we're united in marriage at Skowhe-
gan, June 23d and are now making q
wedding journey to Quebec.
John P. Witham and Junia M. Bray,
who were united in marriage at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bray, at Pleasant Ridge,
have returned from their trip to Port.
land.
Plenty of Hungarian grass seed at
A. s. Burke's.
Mrs. Clark Foss went to Caratunk,
to keep house for her sister
a short time.
Bertha Hooper of North Arson is
visiting Maria Steward, this week.
Lille Coleman of Portland spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Andrews.
Thomas Spear and Moses Knox
started up river, Tuesday, in the in
terest of the telephone system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hight have a
baby daughter, born on the 29th of
June. Mas. Hight is very poorly
though somewhat better than last
week.
Mrs. George Andrews of Pleasant
Ridge has some very fine plants. She
is a great lover of flowers and has
many varieties of peonies, roses and
other more rare plants in her large
flower garden.
The report of special town meet
ing held this week will be given next
week.
A man named Doyle, who was
rested, last Saturday, on a charge OF
single sale and placed under bonds,
"skipped out" before his hearing
which was to have been on Monday.
1t is reported that circus is head
ed this way and will give an exhibit
ton on July 10.
Services were held as usual In the
Congregational church, last Sunday.
There will be no services through the
month OF July after which 1t is ex-
pected that Mr.. Carter will supply
until Rev. Thomas HAITI of North An
son, who has accepted a call to be
pastor Of this church, can make ar
arrangements to come.
Mrs. John McCollar returned, Tues.