Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
SOUTH PARIS
DIRECTORY.



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ilsrsi-s charsh Rev. r. .. Rsm-,sI,. Pastor.
On Sunday. pfesshinx -srvts ~ a. a. ~. sab
bath ~shs-l ~ -. prayer msstinx liW Y. n
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STATED WRITINGS.
"a a. N.-hsxulsr -sssiss Tuesday evening
LO.o a. f.-Moant Nhs Ieigs. r,xslar met.
Ing. ngr-isy es,nias % essh vv<k.-Asrcra
ksssnp~sal, sr.i asi ,hiri Nes'isy evenings
=. % u.-r.rt. eras,. -sossa SATURDAY %
essh msatA. rss GrsRss -,sre 4. oIss for trSis
Wednesday ant sstariay srsre.oa..
y.as. cs-rr.. s..l ,A,ri rAar-As.
every Nsa.isy s,saias IN the q. A. ~ llsll
a.. R-W. u. kimesn fe-t. No. its. meess
s.iarisy "a % lsfss fan ~-'a. In o. A. u
'' ssi y.Gsis {. ssAr,s Gang ~.... ever,
-sseBd rus-isy sssaiHs ID S'cAsl. a q. A. u.
T.. 4. sxett Il displaying some more
prizes won at the fsll meet OF the Maine
Division, l.. 4. W, at Saco last week.
IT, was ffth In the quarter mile, flying
.tart. first In the mile handicap safety
race, With cO yard. start; aud won the
half mile safety rae. In thrre heats, his
time icing 10 Is, I II -.
The village schools all begin next
Monday, the 10Th. with the same teach
err a. last year.
\ set % iifty-elghi mineral specimens
have lust been reviewed for the South
Paris High school cabinet. They were
sent At the recommendation Of lIou.
Nelson Dlngley, Jr.. member of con-
grr.s from this district, by the secretary
IL the 4. :. National Museum, WASH
ington, II. 4.
Dr. Herbert Ilersey and wife have re
turned Ia their home In Philadelphia.
lIis sister Matte has also returned Ia
Ashheld. Mass.
There Was a iirc al the slcl factory on
rhursday forenoon. II caught In the
hot air box which extends from the en-
CINE room Ia the DRY house. IN. alarm
hrnu ,hi the Ore department out In full
forys, and. although the hre WA In q
very difficult place tn reach. u was ex-
tiugui.hed before serious damage WAS
done.
Mr.. Decatur Turner Vas taken serious
IN sick at the sled factory on saturday
but al last reports he wa. more comfort
able.
pr. 4. l.. Buck hs. recently received .
tull line Of dental supplies, consisting of
ARTIFICIAL teeth aud material for flling.
Mr.. lnman I. quite sick.
At the Democratic lag raising on
tuesday night there Was quite q good
attendance. The meeting VAS some
What disturbed by party ~ young pec-
pie Who were enjoying a hayrack ride
that evening. We Ike 10 see our young
people enjoy themselves, bat certainly
their conduct on that occsslcn was UNI
beComing. aud could not b. approved %
by Democrat or Republican.
Extensive preparation. Tor the fair al
the grounds have been made, aud II the
~eaiher l. favorable oxford County will
have Que % the best fairs II has ever
held.
The streets here are very dry aud
dusty and Il l. hoped there will be ar.
rangrment. made 20 have them sprinkled
during the fair. II would not only add
much 10 the comfort % our citizens and
those attending the fair, but IL would be
a credit o. the village.
John A.. sWAscy giNcs political adj
dress bsforc a full house, at New Hall,
on Friday evening. Mr.. svasey talked
about two hours and no one VAS anxious
Ia have him Close even then.
Mr.. Henderson of Nuhurn IL visiting
his daughter, Mrs. e.. y. Chc.ley.
n. y. Bolster Is putting blinds on hi.
residence and l. also painting II With
>snour'. monarch paint which he keep.
for sale and considers II the best paint
la the market.
Rev. Mr.. gamsdsll exchanged Nth
the pastor AZ Bryant. Pond on sunday,
last.
stuart BrO.. ar, going Ia Gorham, y.
a.. 10 do job 10 painting soon. When
they want a good job done they send for
them a. they arr iirst-class workmen.
/ Newton stanley and wife 10 Portland,
Arc visiting at 4. ". Bowker's.
/ :. VI. Ming followed his success al
/ New England Fair hy an equally sue
ccs.ful exhibit al Maine state Fair, win
ming eight ribbons With hi. herd 10 fif-
teen. lie Won the silver cup In the Cobb
| special contest, which was for the three
/ year-old heller OF younger, which should
raise the largest amount % cream from
/ IN. milk made on second day of the fair,
\ and not 10 b. won With lees than ! J-i
inches. lnsie u Glen~cod Won by rails
ing thrcc inches from ~ ;, pounds Of
milk.
II In want 81 good square meal while
AZ the fair call Ou the Congregational
ladies near the agricultural baildlng
you will ~ treated with courtesy aud
flnd plenty Ia tat and reasonable rates.
Mrs.. II. y. Bolster aud guest, Mrs.
Mary V. Jordan Of ColebrOok, Mass.
have been In Auburn the past week VIE
Ting relative. and friends.
At the state fair last week, :. VI. Ming
with his hingleslde Farm herd Of Jer-
.eys carried % the following prizes:
/ Hsri. "a Prvuliam.
/ Hul ! year. Oh aBi OYER, 81
/ Rull. YEAR, OBI, 81.
/ Hall year obi. ~.
Il Hall calf Ia
| Cos. .year. AB.i over. "a.
j Coz year.. 81
| Heller. year oil. lst.
i ueifsf calf. Ia
sPssisi Prsmian, Zoe coo mailing most ihshs.