Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-18
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Miss Kate Walker of Baneoris at Mia
A. n. Pages for stay Of some weeks
Misses n. Curtis and N. Sawyer spent
Sunday at their homes 10 Casco and
Steep Falls.
]. 4. Barrows went to Boston Sstur,
day aud will be In the Journal ofilcc 81
present.
Sam stark, who has been ticket agent
for the N. &. II. u. at Crawford's, has
gone back TO Portland.
On Sunday both pastors were called
90 attend funerals, Mr.. Young, that Of
Nelson Chandler of fryeburg Centre,
and Mr.. stone, that Of Mrs. Ann Osgood
Wiley, wife Of Peter G. Wiley In Con.
way.
The Temperance Association held Ii
monthly meeting ut the Congregational
vestry on sunday evening.
The first regular meeting ut the Z. j..
:. q. Was on Monday evening at the
woman's Library Club room, and tbs
winters work WAS begun.
Mrs.. phebe Page aud daughter have
closed their house aud gone To Portland
for the winter.
AZ there Was no hope Of Miss Farm
hams return % the academy this term,
Miss Lucia Morrillof Conway, y. A. SO,
aud Wellesley college 30, IL assisting
Mr.. Hull.
Mis-. susan Weston went back to the
Normal school at Pennington few
weeks ago.
Mrs. Vlrgie Howe Trubc. and family Of
four Children, have gone to their home
In brooklyn, ". y.
A number of persons have gone Ia
Portland To attend the Swc,lenborgiAn
convention.
Mr.. John Atwood has had an III turn,
but IL improving. and Mas. Ann A. II
under the doctors care.
risii srREET.
Once more the autumn blast IL felt
aud the nipplng frosts appear. The
forest u changing her roles Of emerald
for those of varied hue. The western
view from this street ID grand. No
King Was ever arrayed In garments of
royal tlnts that can compare With those
the forc.t presents at this time. Old
Kcsr.argc Ia clothed from summit Ia
base With rainbow colors; Birch liill so
u. right Il dipped In still NOR. gorgeous
color.. surely no one can view this
grand panorama spread out before him
without feeling his .oul upllft-d Ca the
Great Oliver ~ all good things.
IN the death of Nelson Chandler of
fryeburg Centre, q young man of much
promise. the community as we'll ne hl.
family, Ia whom II IL q sad blow, su.-
tains a loss. lie Was respected aud low
III by all who knew him. lie leave. a
large circle 10 friends, both young and
oil. lie also leave. an honor-d name,
the b..t monument to HE memory.
4 cour.. of lectures nj the VI. y.
church at the liarbor has bcen arranged.
The frat va. given by Rev. a. =. Iadd
on sept. ~. The subject, Zone little
Sin; or plea for charity" VAS one ii
great practical value, Instructive and
helpful. The second WAS given by Rev.
John Collins of Peaks Island on the
History % Reforms. bro. Collin. Was
formerly pastor Of this church aud WAS
warmly received. Ills lectur. ~as very
Interesting, aud Was rendered after hi.
usual ,ivacious style. The next lee
turc In the course will be- given by Rev.
VIM. Wood of Cornish, on Tuesday,
oct. u.
q. u. wi.well'. new hall I. progress
Ing. aud IL much improved by the add
tIon of new door and windows.
IN. Frye Ia. much improved the
look. Of hi. domlcile by new chpbosrd-
Ing aud adding blinds.
Henry iIu,chlns IL remodellns the
inside of hi. house, making u much
more convenient than before.
The enterprise of this street u on the
increase. We hope u may Increase Ia
that extent that q new school.hous- my
appear la the near future which shall BE-
cr,dl, To the nelghborhood.