The independent-reporter., 1909-10-21
BINGHAM.

Mrs. Mark Dinsmore Is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Denison in Attleboro, Mass. She will
also visit Providence and Boston.
Nell Bean of Melrose, Mass, was in
town the first of the week on his way
to Jackman to attend the funeral SER
vices of sister.
Levi Bigelow, station agent, has
moved his family into the house own
ed by Mrs. Mary Savage near the sta
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wood and Mr..
and Mrs. George Mitchell of Skowhe-
gan, were guests Of DR.. P. A. Wood
and wife last Sunday
VIM. Lanigan of Waterville, was in
town on Tuesday of this week.
Cyrus Blanchard, attorney at law,
from Wilton, has recently been In
town.
play, "Willowdale" which will be pre-
sented sometime In November.
Wesley Grover of Pleasant Pond,
was in Bingham on Monday.
Mrs Addie Healey has rented two
rooms of Mrs. Eta Holt and Is doing
dressmaking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelllgan of
Fairfield, were in town the first of the
week.
Charlie Hunnewell has moved his
turn home was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. George Adams.
Mrs. Roland Baker of Moscow,
went to Waterville last week and
consulted Dr. Austin in regard to one
of her eyes which was injured when
she was thrown from a carriage
few weeks ago She Is unable to see
much with the injured eye. Dr. Aus
tin gave very little encouragement,
saying the trouble was called spread
ing ulcer caused by injury to the
nerve, and while treatment might pre-
vent 1t growing worse 1t would not
fully restore the sight.
Mrs. M. F. Goodrich and two chill
dren OF Newark, N. j., who have been
guests of Mrs. Walter Taylor, have
returned to their home.
Orin Taylor and Mrs. Earl Taylor
went to Stratton last week.
DR.. P. A. Wood will be In Cara
tunk Monday and at The Forks Tues
day for the practice of dentistry.
The superintendent of schools has
fitted up an office over the Dinsmore
undertaking rooms and will be there
every Saturday afternoon and Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings,
family into the rent just vacated by
Mr.. Bigelow over John Bergonzfs
fruit store, and r. H. Crombie and
wife are occupying the tenement
which Hunnewell has left.
]. ]. Lander Is having large barn
moved upon lot near the Tucker
Lowell Co.'S mill and will have 1t
made into a tenement or boarding
house.
A. A. Dinsmore and wife have re-
turned from Pleasant Pond and are
making preparations to occupy their
fine new house which is just COM
pleted.
John Pooler of Otter Pond, was In
town Tuesday.
Enrol Taylor, who has been suffer
ing from injury to his shoulder
caused by a strain, Is slowly improv-
ing.
Grace Murphy of No. Anson, was
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. o.
Chase, last week.
DR.. r. c. Brown was called to Mos
quito last week to see Charles Ham
who, 1t is thought. had suffered
slight shock. MIR. Hams condition is
reported quite serious and he was
brought to Bingham by Monday morn
ing's train; Tuesday he seemed some
what better.
Eva Adams of Madison on her re-
when In town. Mr.. Ball will have an
exhibition of the penmanship of the
rural schools of his whole district at
the meeting of the State Educational
association at Lewiston next week
but will be unable to attend himself
as several of his schools close that
week.
ADVENTURE WITH A THIEF.
Last week as Henry Collins and
Elijah Lapoint were going on the
stage to Pleasant Pond they became