The Somerset reporter., 1909-04-29
BINGHAM.

BINGHAM.
Bingham base ball team played the
| Fl rst game of the season with the
Madison's last Saturday at Madison
with the result of six to four in favor
of Bingham.
Johnnie Comber of Pleasant pond
was in town last week.
Claude l.. Sidelinger of Stickney
Corner, Washington, Me. WAS in town
last week, on his way to West Forks
to teach school.
Carl Lander of Kingfeld is in Bing-
ham this week.
Mrs. Anon Baker was at North
Anson last week with her sister, who
is quite sick.
Leon Goodrich returned home last
Thursday from Portland. He expects
to keep time on the Bingham section
of the drive, this summer and return
to his school work at Gray's business
college in the fall.
Mrs. Plummer returned from
Waterville last week.
DR.. L. w. Jordan returned Saturday
from about a weeks stay at Jackman.
H. Price Webber and company have
given three entertainments in Kenne-
bee hall during the past week to good
audiences.
Roy Savage and Ralph Gallant
were at Waterville last week.
VIM. Baker, who has been in Bow
doinham several years Is now living
in the room above Fred Bakers.
Emma Gordon has not been able to
be out for nearly two months on ac-
count of severe colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hamilton re-
turned to Bingham on Monday night.
Daisy Martin, who has been doing
table work at Sands restaurant nearly
year will get through this month
and Jennie Healey will take her
place.
! Arthur Clark dentist of New Port
land was in town last week.
Mrs. Silas Hunnewell of Pleasant
Ridge has returned from a trip to
Skowhegan and is with her daughter,
Mrs. Manley Hunnewell.
Rev. Thomas HIATT preached an ex-
cellent sermon on Sunday the ami
versary of the l. O. O. F. There were
about fifty Odd Fellows present and a
smaller number of Rebekahs but the
church and vestry were filled with an
appreciative audience. Another in
teresting service was held in the
evening
There will be services in the
Congregational church next Sunday
as usual.
Mrs. Chas. Millett is among friends
in Skowhegan this week.
Madison Base Ball team will play
the Bingham's next Saturday here.
Mr.. Lanigan and Mr.. Larkin of
Waterville were in town Tuesday.
Road Commissioner F. Fl. Colby
has issued notices for all citizens to
remove rubbish to the public dump
which has been provided at the east
end of Ovens street, instead of de-
posting it in the limits of the highway
calling attention to the fact that this
is unlawful according to law passed
last winter.
On Saturday evening Mr.. Andrew
Rollins of Moscow and Mrs. Lena
Skillings of Embden were united in
marriage by Justice of the Peace
Daniel Steward.
: Tuesday of this week VIM. Ashcroft
of Pleasant Ridge working for Stew
/ ard Brothers in a saw mill had his
left hand sawed 80 badly it is feared
he will loose the whole hand.
Mrs. Mark Dinsmore is still having
quite serious time from poisoning
the result of eating some fresh fish
that had been kept little too long
CANAAN.
Mrs. Lucinda Stevens Is in Hart
land caring for Mrs. Minerva Morrow
who is seriously i'll.
Mr.. Earle of Somerville Mass. is the
guest of his mother and brother DR..
i, e. Earle.
Mrs. w. J. Lewis passed several
days last with relatives i'll Augusta.
Mrs. Burrill who has been stopping
at Skowhegan for several months re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. r. H.. Harris is in Waterville
for weeks visit.
John Ames who sold his farm in
Skowhegan to Wilbur Richardson
has bought the Omar Furber stand at
the village and will soon take pos
session.
The last of series of entertain
ments by the Lorraine Comedy Co., at
Town Hall closed Monday night. In
the voting contest paintings were
offered the lady and child securing
the greatest number of votes. Mrs.
w. ]. Lewis received the ladies' prize
and Merle Nelson, little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nelson, the child's
prize.
EAST MADISON.
The weather has not been very
spring like the past week, Satur-
day night there was freeze and Sum
day light fall OF snow.
George Jones of West Madison was
in town Monday.
Walter Rowell has gone on the
drive.
Henry Hoyt purchased a pair Of
horses at Skowhegan last week.