In Rochester

Rochester: M. E. R. Wilcox has let the contract for a new paper mill to J. W. Eastman. The main building will be of brick, 32 x 48, and two stories high. The machine room will be 24 x 80, bleeching room 12 x 24. The mill is to be located a short distance north of the Eureka Mills. The Universalist Society have engaged the services of J. H. Palmer, who will commence his work Snday, Sept 28. Mr. P. will remove his family here in early October. Mrs. F. W. Gillet, of this village, a alady of culture, refinement, and true piety, has been licensed by the late Universalist Conference to preach.