The independent-reporter., 1910-09-08
BINGH AN.


Iosephs academy this year starting
next Friday. are Marion Baker ana
Janet Lander. Lila Rowe will re-
turn at the same time for her senior
year.
Mrs. Forrest Colby, Lena Colby and
Mrs. f. II. Preble went TO Watervllle
by automobile last Tuesday.
Eugene Lander was at home from
Waterville over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Sterling of Caratunk has
been visiting Mrs. John Sterling.
Mrs. Rose Adams. who has been
with her sister in Dover three weeks
is now with her daughter, Mrs. Wey-
mouth Collins in Moscow.
Miss Witham of Pittsfield, Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Witham
OF this village.
Eula Bean, who has been among
friends in Madison the past two
weeks. is now at her home in Mos
COW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solon Bunker of The
Forks were in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Dinsmore, Mrs
Viola Colby and A A. Dinsmore at
tended the Dinsmore family reunion
at Anson this week.
Mrs. Roberts and daughter, who
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs
George Collins returned Friday morn
ing to their home in Massachusetts
David Pooler, who has been al
the lake for some weeks, was in
Bingham Friday on his way to his
home at Carrying Place:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams have en-
gagged to cook in the woods for Tay'
lor Brothers this winter.
Ed Magoon has rented the fine new
house which Hunnewell has built or
Murray street and moves in this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Russell moved
into their new house this week, hav-
ing got the kitchen ready for occu'
pancy.
The shooting match under the SUI
pervision of Bingham Athletic Asso'
citation will continue the contest
commenced last Saturday to next
Saturday, September 10. Prizes $40
So, and $3.50.
Agnes T. Cole of Roslindale, Mass.
who was recently visiting in Bing'
ham, has been engaged as assistant
matron in Wheaton seminary, Nor
ton. Mass.
The Congregational church circle
meets Wednesday afternoon of this
week with Mrs. F. H. Colby.
Rev. T. B. HIATT met the boys
brigade in the interest of their work
on Tuesday evening.
Two new members were received
into the Congregationalist church
last Sunday.
The people of this vicinity listened
to fair and candid address deliv-
cred in kennebec hall on the even
ing of September 5, by Hon. Herbert
NJ. Heath of Augusta. Towne's band
furnished music during the evening
of most excellent quality, the young
cornet soloist, Victor Robbins, calling
forth especial applause.
Sewell Dinsmore and two daugh-
ters of Boston, are in town. The
daughters are being entertained al
Pleasant Pond by Mrs. Marta Saw
age.
Mrs. Roy Savage has been quite il
during the past few days.
A F. Donigan took party of thirty
boys to Wateryille last Wednesday tC
the fair.
A large number of Bingham people
attended the Waterville fair and re-
port a good show.
Friends of Thomas Rollins family
were very sorry to hear of the death
of the eldest daughter, Elsie, at
Skowhegan, where the family have
lived for the last four or five years
Funeral services were held at the
home in Skowhegan September 6
several relatives from Bingham be-
ing present.
The Bingham baseball team went
to Madison on Labor day and de-
feated the Madison baseball team
to 0. The work of the battery, Nor
was excellent. They struck out if
teen men and allowed only four hits
Lombard did some good batting for
Bingham, but all round team work
won the game.
The hub mill has closed operations
for the present and there Is a rumor
that the firm may move elsewhere
owing to the present price asked for
yellow birch.
Superintendent of Schools, c. E
Ball, has just organized school at
Hale Siding under some difficulties
as a suitable building Is not yet
ready. A room was secured, shelf
put around three sides, settees fur
nished for the seventeen pupils
Glasses ranging from primmer to
fifth reader and under the instruction
of Mr.. Strickland they are doing the
best they can.