Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-30
SOUTH PARIS
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rSA. Ne-nxulsr Meeting Tuesday evening
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tassmpa'ea,, ART sai ,hiri xes''sy evenings
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..csai Tuesday evening al sSsA-A' ""' A. !"
Mr.. and Mr.. sprague from Red
Wing. MINI, are visiting her niecc, Mrs:
4. D.. Wheeler. The many friends OF
Mr. >prsgue will remember her as Mrs..
n. I. BLACK, Formerly % Norway.
". sni Mrs.. ]. r. Culhane and daugh-
ter Phyllis ot Gcrhsm. are spending .
Tea dsys with Mrs.. y. T.. Burbank.
Mr.. u. II. Morse and Mrs. 4. w.
whiin-y arr visiting their mother, Mrs.
4. A.. MinsloN.
Mr.. George Giles aud two daughters
have rvturne,i from trip through DIX
field. I'eru and adjoining towns.
Mr.. D. 4. Barhank and son Winslow,
" h. have h.cu visiting In crystal, Her
lin. Gorham and >helhurn, y. H., ~
turned last Tuesday, after an absence of
t~o weeks.
Mr.. aud Mr.. ". u. swan spent sun
J.y With =. m. win.low, aud will visit
their daughter, Mrs. Alhert blanchard.
III March, Pred Bonney and Miriam
Maxim rode on their blcycles from An-
huru 10 Bath. from Bsth hack Ia Auburn,
from auburn Ia south Paris on Monday
last, a disianc. ofsi l.: mile., Ia witness
the launching II the ship Roanoke. I'd
.sys he didn't take q turn around the
park for exercise sftsr h. gut home.
Hubbard Es~e Tell from the elevator
Il the slei factory, distance 81 about
Is feet. striking on hi. head and hurting
him quite badly.
". King starts for Worcester, Mass.
on Thursday with hi herd % Jerseys
consisting ~ u head, Ia attend the
New England fair. >sm always brings
HON. .om. of the blue ribbons.
a - A. a.
father aud mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wheeler.
Work In the corn shop started mp on
thursday With full crew. The out
look for the sweet corn crop !. good IN
this vicinity.
The Republican rslly al New Hall. on
Tuesday evening. wss largely attended,
the hall was allied Ia its utmost, even
The ai.les aud standing rOom at the real
"a the hall wetc LITERAL, packed. Nor
say bras. hand ~as la Attendance. WIN.
=. Whistler. member of the County tom.
mitie~, called the meeting In order and
appointed :. l.. fogg as chairman. MI
Fagg showed himself fully equal Ia the
accasiOn and In his Opeuiug remarks very
clearly explained the policys 20 both ths
Republican ani pcmccratic parties and
presented the issues upon which tbs
coming campaign Z. a. D. fought, he
then introduced a. the first speaker II
the evening. zen. Cleayc-. Mr.. ClcaSe.
.I--ch ~. very Interesting and he held
the profound attention 10 hls auilsncs
Tor about half an hour after which chair
nan fogg introduced a. second speaker
q The evening. senator Hale. Mr.. Hale
dNslt largely upon Protection the sub
icyt 81 which his long experience pub
/ llcly has made him very familiar, his
address W.. not only Interesting bat
very Instructive.