Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
SOUTH PARIS.

Augustus Martin Of Boston, 70 vislt-
Ing at his fathers, John Martin.
rrof. Henry Fletcher has engaged the
upper rent In Mrs. n. ". Bolster's house
on Pleasant Street, which We expect he
will soon occupy.
Earl stuart recently reviewed severe
cut on hls forehead from an axe.
Mrs.. Adrian Maxim has LETT South
Paris and will rcside With her brother
Howard lumpus.
We hear that the Young 1Iros. have
leased the Nathan Crockett place.
Mr.. Fr~d Henry has returned from
the Maine General Hospital and IL nov
about the str~ets. lie IL 1t present un-
able 10 do any work. lie has the sym-
patty ofthe citlfens.
A iine display Of holiday goods At A..
NJ. Gerry's.
LIME winslcw has returned home
from Massachusetts, where .he has been
visiting.
q. u. Teniey IL In the Christmas tree
business. lie rrently sent . carload TO
New York, some 600 In number.
Judge Geo. A. Wilson Was at Frye
burg two days last week holding FRO
bate Court.
Hon. james =. Wright Was at Ando-
yer last werk acting n counsel In q
road case.
Dr. Davis Was recently brought home
very sick. from Franklin County.
W. A. rockingham MAS In Portland
one day last week.
Several Of our citizens attended Bris-
- sUl
AL pronounced II good.
Pomona Grange of Oxford County
met Wednesday at South Paris. The
meeting Was well attended.
Dr. Hounds, DIR. Woodbury. and =. j..
rogg were at Bethel Thursday evening,
at the second annual reunion OF the
llowdoln College Alumni Association of
Oxford County aud vicinity.
The baked bean supper aud entertain
ment at the Methodist church last Thurs
DAY evening WAS = success.
Capt. II. v. Bolster vas In Portland
Las, Thursday.
J. ~. stuart IL In New Hampshire
hunting.
Beuj. IIick. aud Myrou Maxim are a,
Gilcad deer hunting.
I'd knight has been quite sick but
Ia now much better.
I. y. Evans returns this week Ia
'enob.cot County where he Will work
at the state atlas business
We are pleased Ia ace Frank Libby al
his old station again. Mr.. Libby hs.
been III for long time. We are glad "a
.sy that he IL improving quite rapidly
aud Ne hope, soon, Ia se- him entirely
we'll.
Frank ro,tlc has novel Into the II. X
Morse house on Gothic Street.
Iarllu the harness maker IL having =
good trade In horse blankets and har'
ne.se..
Uncle Tom. Cabin tonight. A good
company. All should attend.
=. l.. fogg, Esq, went up country
last week to Join J. 10. stuart In . deer
hunting trip. saccr.s To- the boys,
which means wee Ia the deer.
4. =. Hall will open q dancing school
NJ New Hall next Friday evening, Dec
u. Spectator. will not he admitted.
The name. ~ the scholar. ~ the In
term.,iiste department Who have not
been ah.en, q day during the fall tern
are; Harry Wheeler, Earle stuart, fr-d
wilkins. I.elle Tufts, Minnie keen
Wendell Rounds, DIV. ssett, Georges
Cutting, Ernest Cannon, Ausu.tu.
R.cori, Frankie Pratt, Harold Cannon
Zach II the following have been absent
on. day only; Clarence Morton, oli,'
Fuller, bora stevens, Annie Jenne
Walter Chase, lester Pratt, Walter
Pal.if.r, Della McArdle.
The name. 10 tb. scholar. In the high
school not absent Que half day during
th. fall term ~ eleven weeks are a. fol
lows: Susie Rounds, iul, Perry, How
ard wheeler. Jennie Urrell, Iora Curtis,
Maud Carter, Walter Jones, Altor
wheeler. Harry Gerry, Gertrude Jone.
v-rnsi El~srds, IIeryl Poster, Nathan
Chase, Agne. Cutting, Ernest SWEET
>,dlc Barpw., Cassie Brlgg., Eddi'
Jones.