Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-06-14
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY.


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Wednesday sn.l ssiarisy sftsruoon..
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every Monday evening In the q. A. h Hall
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send your item. to the Democrat al
hand them to Postmaster Maxim ~bs
!. authorized 10 receive them for th'
Democrat.
The Democrat wants all the loca
news of south Paris.
Mrs. Barnes, May kramer, Olli'
Gerry aud Agnes Cutting are learning "a
ride the bicycle.
Walter starblrd, son of Superintendent
starbird of Mountain View stock Farm,
has q nice new bicycle. len Sessions,
the clerk at shurtlef's drug store, also
has q new Century Columbia.
W. X. shurtlef, Esq., son Of Alys
shurtleff of thl. place, has resigned hl.
position as superintendent of the Lisbon
Fall. Fibre Company on account of his
health and has returned to skowbsgan.
Mr.. shurtlef IL troubled with rheuma-
tism.
Iouyi. l.. SWEET attended the bicycle
race. In Worcester aud Got second
money In QUE race-also . tumble.
Hon. James =. Wright and David ".
True, Esq, have improved their places
BY the addition of hne cedar heige..
VIII Blake of Worcester, Mass, spent
his vacation here.
"uncle" stephen Richardson and hi.
son J. T., took the convention train for
Minneapolis, where they will visit hi.
other sou, Charles, who WAS q former
popular merchant In thl. place.
Conductor Stowe had an III turn In
Portland recently but has recovered now.
The Pah. Manufacturing Go. have
painted their buildings throughout.
They present q fine sppearance.
4. VI. Gerry aad Plummer & SWEET
.ay bicycle. are selling we'll.
Have you seen Plummer's new sign
lisa beauty. Mark Richardson was the
artist.
j. ~. Stuart, E.q., Of j. II. stuart a
Co., atlas Publishers, has bought the
Interest of hl. partner, 4. ". Jackson,
aud will conduct the business alone.
Mr.. Jackson will be employed by Mr..
stuart.
George shurtleff IA. returned from
frceport and taken job In the Norway
shoe factory.
Charlie. Titcomb la. returned from
Berlin, v. H., and has taken job In Oh"
sled factory.
I'd Thayer has made quite reputation
q. q trainer ~ speed In the young.ter.
and III hs. an eye to good material. In
fact he wants th. best the market al
for,i., so he has bought ~ II. q. fletch-
er and =. l.. fogg their fast J-year-
old mare sired by Robinson ID. This
mare I. thought 10 be the fastest one OF
her age ever raised here. She can show
quarter. easily la forty seconds or bet
ter now without training. Ed has also
been over to Buckheld and bought 81
Gideon Fletcher full sister and mate
for the above mare, one year younger.
That pair OF colts will make them 60
some.
u. y. True, 4. shurtlcf, and w. j..
wheeler have put brick sidewalks In
front II their residences.
Among the Oxford County merchants
Who had been customers and personal
friends of the late II. 4. Fuller, We
noticed at hls funeral Calvin Bl.bee of
Bethel, John T.. stephens Of Iumford
Centre aud Geo. A. Chandler OF West
sumner.
Dr. Isaac Rounds, president of the
Paris Library Association, says
that many new books have been addei
and that the people are waking up 10 a
gratifying interest In the library. The
library l. now open to any one la town
and should be well patronlfed. 4 new
catalogue ID now In pres. at the Demo-
crat Office.
Ieander Billings 1. putting the old
harness shop Into thorough repair for a
club house for the South Paris wheel
Club. II will contain four rooms on the
first door.
Don't mis-. the great bicycle parade
by the wheel clubs of Lewiston, Auburn
and South Pari. through the streets OF
our village aud Norway on the morning
Of the GLORIOUS fourth" II will be a
sight worth seeing.
The south Pari. wheel Club have the
fair grounds engaged for all day on the
Fourth of July, aud eight bicycle races,
q game OF ball, parade, brass band
music, etc, will bring the crowd and
entertain them.
One hundred dollars In prizes Is what
the Wheel Club puts up for July 9TH.
Eight races on the program-one bicycle
against trotting horse.
"T1he best representation South Paris
ever had In any paper" IL the verdict
pronounced by one Of our leading citi.
lens upon the work done by the late Mr..
Fuller for the Democrat; and many are
the expressions that Mr.. fullers place
on the Democrat cannot easily he fllled.
The John &. McArdle Camp, No. -,
Son. Of Veterans, recently organized
here, are In . very prosperous condition.
They already have twenty-four member.
aud q number more are coming In soon.
They meet every other Tuesday evening
al eight O'Clock at Grand Army Hall.
Charles II. Merrill, who has been In
the employ of the Paris Manufacturing
Company for q long time, has sold hl-
team and has formed partnership with
a Mr.. Rowe TO carry on the meat busl-
ness In Norway. Their cart will vislt
south Paris and Norway citizens regu-
larly. Mr. Merrill will continue "a re
side In this village.
A number Of our citizens attended the
Oxford Congregational Conference at
Gllead last week. Among them Rev. ~
q. Ftx, Capt. II. y. Bolster, u. y.
Hicks aud Mrs. George 4. Wilson. Mrs.
Wilson delivered an address At Gilead
which IL spoken Of In complimentary
terms.
A young son OF George y. Chesley, a
child only two years old, came very
near drowning recently by falling Into
an open cesspool. lie Was seen to fall
la and rescued-a timely and fortunate
escape from y fearful death.
Mrs. George Mckeen IL having . very
serious time With her eyes.
J. II. winslow has been making quite
extensive repairs on his buildings.
A. II. Witham, accompanied by
friends from Chicago, attended ths
school reunion at Woodstock last week.
The Ladies' Relief Corps viii hold
their installation on Thursday evening