Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-25
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY,


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Tns. C.-first AL third thur~iays.
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Chas. u. Elder. E.a.. and family, Of
Roston, are AZ hls fathers, Charles L..
EAler's. Mr.. Elder has esiablishcda very
lasgr lAw practice aud hls many school
friends are pleased To- learn of hi. sue
ccss.
Mr.. John Fuller AMI Mr.. Frank rar-
nam aud son 81 iirockion, Mass, also
uellcu Callsrwood 90 Portland are AZ
Jonathan richards
a. 4. clifford and hi mother have
hecu visiting Iecke's Mills and Bethel.
pr. VIII. of MAlthan, Mass, ~ss al
4. n. Martins Tuesday.
Nj. Isaac Richardson and wife Of
gumfnrd Nere AZ his brother's, Marx
gichar,lssn's, last "Wednesday.
Post Master Maxim attended the re
union 81 his old battery, the fiith Maine
a Old Orchard Thursday. Twcnty-slS
n the "old vets" answered the roll call.
Chas. lAngmade, station agent At Dan
sule Junction, with his family spent
~aniay hsre aud AZ the llill.
The lied factory have sent 0o chairs
a. Eastern Maine Agricultural Associa-
tion and have an order Tor sn more.
They also have an order for 90 Ia 81 to
N. Saga,lohoc Association.
Miss G.rtie Richardson, Miss i.ulie
Cook and Vernon SWEET ~ Ia heuts
IInl. Monday a. school.
Rev. y. ". smith 10 Norway preached
an excellent sermon al the Methodist
Ilousc Sunday afternoon.
The Infant babe 10 Vim. ~. frothlng-
ham was buried "Wednesday morning.
The meeting Al Poland has been large
IL attended by the Methodist people
from herr.
4 petltion l. bsing circulated Ia have
N. mail Delivered a. the Ofiicc Immediate
Ia on IT, arrival. ~ u l. nav. nearly Jn
minutes lapse before Il i In the post
ofiicc.
III. wheeler aud family arc visiting
HI. brother Nelson wheeler al Milan,
IN.H.
Arthur and Harry Marks of Lynn arr
visiting 40 :. g.. Burnells.
Jo.ie King l. AZ homs.
| Hossis Fletcher enters the >ophomor,
class La Rate. this term h. gccs back
this WEEK.
Quite extensive improvements are -
ing made Ia the school yard. The fall
term % school Nili commence Monday
>.pt. Eth.
dhas. !. walker. E.q., of Portland
was Ia toNn Wednesday.
Mr.. Ctas. walker ~ lewiston !. Walt
lng her brother 4. Y. Hall
T.. n. Porter the apple buyer has cum
msncod a. bay early fruit; h. says the
crop Nill b. fully up Ga last war.
I'ruf q. \. Records l. "a teach a fall
term II High school In sumner.
Gco. March wife and daughter ~ Dix
aeld are visiting friends here. NJ.
| Marsh has charge ~ liuruham a Morrill,
corn shop AZ that place.
| ~. l.. stone and his sister Mary afv
visiting relatives az >aco, Old orchari
aud henn-bunk.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Henry fobcs spent
sunday AZ frc-port.
Mis- Alicr Merrill has spent several
weeks a ~umnsr.
Mr.. mn 81 AtlantA, Georgia l. visit
Ing her father Mr.. >tearus 81 this village.
Most everybody carrie. a watch aud
the universal verdict I. that John iicrcc'.
l. the place a. ct them.
The annual excursion aud the reunion
20 the United Orisr a the Golien CrOs-
in Maine. viii D. held al Ferry Beach
Park near odd Orchari) Friday, Aug.
-. \ band will accompany the excur-
sion. \ monster clam bake will D. ser
vel. \ mas meeting Will b. held ~
lar. n. % D. addr,.s~i BY prominent
memh.rs "a the order. \ large number
Mill attend the excursion from here.
sheriff HlOod seized several gallons ~
hc,r lat week marked for party Ia
/ Norway.
Mr.. Phillips will have charge ~ the
/ Grammar -shool aud Mr.. ". \. Porter
will teach The intermediate.
Quite a dslrgytion from Paris Grangv
Sas present AZ the Dag raising AZ Oti--
field last Thursday.
Mr.. N. :. billing. aud daughter 81
ilornerNill., NeS York, Il visiting al J..
:. billings.
e. ". Bowkrr, cur popular dry goods
man l. spending a vacation al Wouhley
/ Pond
Mr.. r. :. Barne. returned early from
her vacation. she was taken With a
/ fever and l. nov quite sick.
Judge Virgin ~ Portland Vas Al south
Parts, "Wednesday.
Earnest labor brings sfcccss. This
Was the case ~ the llor.c lsrvc,iers'
/ Association meeting. >ccrrtary Wheeler
made up hi. mind a. make Il pay IT.
Dill. this year ani u did pay, he saccoei-
"a Ia gvtting enough entrie, - that each
| class filled
ser,lc,. Al Public Hall neS, sunday,
40 3 % o.. n.
!. J. Monk attended thrcc DAYS ~
union a tn sixteenth Maine. AZ Long
Island. last week. The sih 70 Aug. wss
m. s9th anniversary 81 the mastering In
% this regiment. Mr.. Monk was taken
prisoner July 1T. l>,1, AZ the first days
/ light AZ Gettysburg. he Was held prison
~ AZ Richmond, J months aud Que day.
Giyen's Orchestra, % Lewiston, will
give q grand concert and ball the first
aud seCond nights % cattle show.
The school officers request that all
scholars Who have not got their passes
o. The high school shall meet al the high
school room saturday, sept. ath, al !
O'Clock. F.N.
Y u. holsters family are It'll at
Ieak's lsland.
rlsede Thayer goes Ia I.lyermore Falls.
this week with biz tro,ters.
4. e.. Dudley aud son have returned
o. ilarrison "a work on the granite
quarry.
Mr.. Horace Rawson l. sick With fever.
l.. ;. Billings Is baildlng a storr-house
Tor his lumber.
Many 81 tise Grand Army posts Ia the
state have already made arrangements
o. attend the next national encampment