The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-21
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drug store.
New velours for sofa pillows and up
holstering at Judkins'.
Mrs. Frank Russell went to Water.
VILE on visit for few days.
Mrs. E. P. Page and daughter Edna
are passing the week at Ocean Point.
Any person desiring violin bargain
should call or address Phillips & Mills.
Mrs. ]. A. Savage left home, Monday
afternoon, to visit her son in Greenville.
Miss Louise Cass returned, Monday,
from vacation Of two weeks passed 10
Lewiston.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Webb lie assisting at the
post office during the vacation of Cor.
don Wildes. -
Fred Lawrence went to Augusta,
Tuesday, to attend the muster of the
second regiment.
Mis-. Alberta E. Nye of Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ed
ward F. Greene.
Miss Grace Glass Of Bangor, formef
kindergarten teacher In town, is the
guest OF Mrs. L. W. Weston.
Wanted-A young man to learn the
meat business. Apply Arthur Jewett's
Market, under Hotel Coburn.
Mrs. A. S. Hoxie and daughter, Caro-,
returned, last Friday, from visit with
relatives 10 Bath and Parker's Head.
Mrs. Ralph Leavitt, who is passing
the summer here with relatives, went to
Auburn, Tuesday, for brief visit with
friends.
Mrs. P. A. Brooks of Portland went to
Readfeld, yesterday. after months
visit to the family of DR.. y. E. Wads-
worth.
Mrs. A. c. Houston and Master
George are visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Good
via.
Phillips & Mills have recently sold the
house and lot on East Front street, known
as the Barbeau property, the purchaser
being Paul Motrau of Skowhegan.
George H. Pishon wants to buy few
car loads of hemlock bark for early ship
ment. II any of our readers have such
for sale they should consult with Mr..
Pishon at once.
Miss e. B. Dunton of Boston, who Is
passing the month with her mother in
Athens, was in town, yesterday, ac.
compsnied by Mrs. Chas. Dunton, her
brothers. wife.
Norris NJ. Cleveland won first money
10 the $50 class at North Arson, Satur.
day, with his brown mare, Mabel B., and
the bay mare Nettie W., owned by F. E.
Southland, second money.
Mrs. Oscar Brown and daughter Of
Houlton were arrivals upon the after.
noon train of Monday upon visit to the
family of w. j. Estabrook. Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Estabrook are sisters.
Charles Murphy was in town several
days last week, renewing old acquain-
tances. He left for Boothbay, Saturday
morning, where he will pass few days
with his family before returning to Nor
witch, Conn.,, where he has been located
fnr sauau pnonths
The lot north Of the Shoe factory upon
which the new mill of the Marston Wor-
sted Co. is to be built is being made
ready for the structure. Mr.. FL. l..
Gilman, Watervlle architect, is in
town this week perfecting the plans and
making blue prints of the proposed
building, preparatory to submitting them
for bids.
The present light weight season Of the
Marston Worsted Mills, which they are
just entering upon, promises an enormous
business. We learn that on Monday
next the mill is to commence upon new
schedule of working time, and will run
the full twenty-four hours, working the
help In relays Of eight hours, necessitat-
ing three distinct crews.
We learn that the little building Just
west of the railroad crossing, Water
street so long occupied by G. r. Fogg's
drug store is soon to be replaced by
new and up-to-date structure for the use
of Mr.. Fogg, and which when completed
will give that gentleman one of the best
arranged pharmacies in Maine, and will
also add much to the appearance of that
part of the business street.
A supper and entertainment for the
benefit of the Catholic school was given
In the Parochial Hall In the new school
building, Saturday afternoon and even
ing last. The supper was from 4.30 to
800 o'clock and a drama, "a Bunch
of Roses" was rendered, beginning at
500 o'clock. Music was furnished by
home talent. This was the first time
the new Parochisl school building was
used and the attendance was very large.
Rev. A. O. Lacroix, the pastor, informs
us that the handsome sum of $3.50 was
cleared for the school. He was much
gratified at the success of the event and
In behalf Of his people extends his sim
cere thanks to all who contributed to