James B. Tstem, jr., leaves on Sat
urday for a trip through North Caro- j
lina and Tennessee.
Try a Perfection Oil Heater to take I
off the chill. Chandler & Morse.
F. W. Seward has been drawn as a
juror to serve at the October term of j
the United States circuit court in.
Hartford.
Rev. C. K. Flanders, the Evangelist!
of Hartford, who is holding meetings j
in Ashford, was in this city Tuesday
greeting friends.
Grace Franklin of rural route No.
1 sent a big box of raspberries to
The Observer office yesterday. The
berries were ripe and sweet.
The Public Market, Front st., will
reopen on Friday, Oct. 8, with a
first class supply of meats and pro
visions. Prices lowest. J. H. Geeson,1
proprietor.
The young ladies of Notre Dame
academy enjoyed an outing at Wild
wood park Tuesday afternoon. A
special open car conveyed the party
from this city.
This is the time of October devo
tions at the Catholic churches and
meetings are being held on Tuesday
and Friday evening at St. Mary’s
church in this city.
To get the best pair of 10c cotton j
gloves, go to Chandler & Morse.
The store recently vacated by N. T. j
Hurlbut on Front st., is being remod-1
eled. A partition will be extended
through the center of the room divid
tng it into two rooms.
Clarence H. Barrett of Hartford
who has been spending the past two
weeks along the St. John's river in
Canada, was the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram L. Barrett over
Sunday.
