The Somerset reporter., 1904-02-11
Woman wanted at Hotel Coburn.

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tuner. lie In town.
Angler L. Goodwin visited friends in
Bangor over Sunday.
DR.. Milllmen of Watervllle was calling
on friends in town, Friday.
A. B. Cole and Clarence L. Stevens,
selectmen of smithfleld, are In town,
today.
A. j. Parker of St. Adams was the
guest Of Clerk of Courts Seekins a few
days, this week.
Mrs. c. M. Lambert, who has been III
with the grippe for several days, Is
slightly improved.
Herbert Z. Williams, stenographer at
the Bath Iron Works, Bath, was 10 town
on business, Saturday.
Miss May Bowman, stenographer in
the Office of Forrest Goodwin, is in
Wstervllle on business, today.
E. B. Jewett has purchased single
machine of the Island Machine Co. to
install In his mill at Canaan.
Rev. Henry Noyes Of New Gloucester,
Me-, preached at the Island Ave. Con-
gregational church, last Sunday.
We shall make another special cut in
the price of trimmed hats to close out.
Brigham & Seekins, so Water st.
DR.. w. S. Stincbfield has just added to
his flee equipments a static electrical
machine for electrical and X ray work.
Your opportunity to get horse BLAIR
ket at very low price. The Blunt
Hardware Co. are closing out go of them
at cost.
Is your residence ready for free de-
livery? IL not, you should let John B.
Nutting show you what he has to offer
as mail box.
Miss Lizzie Smith, clerk 10 E. X. Del
apo's bakery, went to Boston, Wednes-
day, where she will pass her. vacation Of
two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. G. R. Fogg, who has been Ill for
many weeks, is now convalescing, sit
ting up for thu first time during her
sickness an hour, yesterday.
b. r. Eaton WAS confined to bis home
several days the past week, with SC
we're cold, pneumonia being feared, but
he is again attending to his duties.
Rev. Frs. Bergeron of Biddeford,
Hame of Augusta and Charland of
Waterville were In town, Tuesday, to
pay their respects to Father Lacroix.
Will Clough of Portland, who had
been visiting relatives in town for a few
days, returned home, this morning. Mr..
Clough has position with King & Dex-
ter Co., hardware dealers Of that city.
r. w. Hovey, formerly Of Pittsfield,
Me-, now residing 10 Los Angeles, Cal,
was In town, Tuesday. He has nearly
completed the business which he had In
Maine and Is soon to return to the Pacific
coast.
Among the recent farm sales of s. II.
Swain are the Cora B. Poland farm To-
Gated In Athens to r. M. Brown Of Rar-
dolph, N. H., also the Eta F. s. Hall
farm In Madison to Henry s. Trip Of
Presque Isle.
Geo. E. Snow went to Greenville,
Tuesday afternoon. During the next
twenty days he will visit lumber camps
In from five to ten townships In the
Moosehead region in the interest OF the
Coburn heirs.
r. c. Dunlap attends the funeral OF
Frank Kittridge which occurs In Hal
lowell this afternoon. Mr.. Kittridge
was a colonel of the Uniform Rank, X
OF P. and a member of the Knight Ten :
plars and was widely know among the
members of those organizations.
Chss. A. Drake, for some years In the
employ of Howard +. Merwin, has er-
gagged rooms on the second fl ,or of the
Harrington block on Russell ST., in
which he will conduct the business Of
manufacturing cigars. Mr.. Drake is
now In Boston purchasing stock Of
tobacco for this enterprise.
Mrs. Mary (Eupes) King died, yeste:-
day morning, of pneumonia, after very
brief Illness, at the age of fifty years.
She Is survived by her husband, Geo.
King, by two brothers and by son and
daughter She was a woman highly re-
spected and beloved by all who knew
her. The funeral will be at st. Msry's
church, tomorrow morning, conducted
by Rev. Father Chabot.
A telegram was received here, Tues
day morning, announcing the death, at
her home In Champlain, 2. @, of Mrs.
Mary c. Lacroix, the mother of Frs.
Adolph O. and O. p. Lacrolx, the latter
gentleman leaving on the l.35 train to
attend the funeral which occurs today.
Rev. A. o. Lacroix had not sufficiently
recovered from his recent Illness to be
able to make the journey.
The w. C. T. U. held its regular meet