Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-08

Hchney barphAm Estate.
Il Mr.. 4. saint Clare.
B<rtie ClArk.
Gais<pp< fostAnari.
Mr.. u. J. Hutehins.
Mr.. Geo. OAkmAn.
Il James Piummer.
Ms. e. n. feAss CD.
Judge Deering, our Oldest man In
town, IL seen on our streets quite IRE
quently. lie enjoys discussing the po-
lltical situation with Nelghbor Frothlng-
ham a. well a. ever.
Mrs. VIM. j. Wheeler aud children
and Mrs. j. II. Bennett are at Peaks
Island on q vacation Of two weeks.
Col. Orison Ripley, one Of the Oldest
residents Of Paris, has been visiting
friends In this place.
Mr.. Fred W. Bonney has applied for
q patent on the machine which he has
invented To make Hat wheel spokes. We
hope Mr.. Bonney will get good benefit
on his invention, ss he has always been
hard working man and IL one OF the
best mechanics In the state.
Henry Fletcher, A. b., principal OF
the high school, has returned from q
visit To his old home In Newport, y. III.
Henry Record and wife and Emery
VI ,son and wife have been on q fishing
trip to Andover.
Mrs. A. r. White Of south Boston has
been visiting at Hon. j. y. wrlght's.
Mr.. BENJAMIN SWEET IL reported az
gaining, though he Il still confined to
his bed.
sunday, Aug. Is, Rev. Mr.. Dickerman,
formerly OF Lewiston, will occupy the
pulpit at the Congregational pulpit.
During Mr.. Haughton's vacation the
sunday evening meetings will be con-
Quoted by the Y. II. =. {. Il. All, both
young and old, are cordially invited to
attend.
Photography IL becoming popular In
our village. Several have recently pur-
chased cameras. All who are interest
ed and desire TO obtain Information
or who think OF purchasing camera
should call at Shurtleff's drug store,
where good trades In these goods may
be obtained.
DR.. J. w. Davis started last week for
Battle Greek. Mich, to be treated.
VIII Edgerly Of Portland has been
very sick at VIM. Blake's.
A number OF our people are attend
ing the camp meeting at South Poland.
Mr.. =. n. Duncan and Miss Zone
Thurlow OF Bath have visited at Rev.
n. l.. Nichols recently.
william j. Wheeler, Esq, secretary
and treasurer Of the Oxford County Trot-
ting Horse Breeders Association, IL Is
suing the complimentary tickets for the
annual August meeting to members OF
the Association. All members who IA, g
paid their dues will receive ticket
and those In arrears must attend to II
before they can get ticket.
Chas. q. Andrews has been Improving
the appearance OF Moore Park the past
week by moving the grass and cleaning
up the walks.
Thede Thayer sold a very handsome
four-year-Old horse by Eclair, dam by
Gilbreth Knox, to Frank Dudley, q Port
land lumber dealer, last week for i've
hundred dollars. Mr.. Thsyer thinks
this Was one Of the finest colts he ever
sold.
"would you own a bicycley'' II so
read the special offer Of Pope Manufac-
turing Company on the columbia" In
this paper and consult their local agent
Mr.. j. y. Piummer. You can make no
mistake I'm buying "Columbia" for they
are the standard Of the world.
One Of the prettiest games OF base
ball witnessed this season was played on
the fair grounds Saturday afternoon be
tween the sled factory nine and q picked
up nine Of crack players Of this place.
score s to o In favor Of sled factory nine.
Dwight Wise and lady VI Boston, are
stopping at his parents for few days.
Miss Fanny Allen OF Arlington Is visit
Ing friends In this place.
Tom sampson WAS badly wounded
under the chin while handling iron at
the sled factory, Saturday, requiring
several stitches to close the wound.
Miss Lizzie Rodick Of Lewiston, is
visiting at Benz. SWEETS.
Mr.. Louvie SWEET Il away on fishing
trip TO Moosehead lake, and will attend
the bicycle races at Bangor the 10th.
Byron Evans and family and Arthur
Royal have gone to Milton, ". H.. for q
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Eta Weymouth, formerly Miss
Eta Davis, Of Holyoke, Mass, u former
teacher In our high school, IL visiting
friends In this place. Her many friends
are glad to see her.
Hon. Geo. A. Wilson, son and daugh-
ter, returned from Chicago Friday morn
Ing.
Capt. q. &. Pratt returned from Bos-
ton Saturday. lie will remain to attend
the reunion of the 18th Maine Regiment.
a party OF young people from the Hill
enjoying hay rack ride passed through
this place Thursday evening. They
stopped st Shurtletf's drug store 10
u. A.. a. L.. hU-
stander discovered that tire was on OF
one Of the wheels. The party Was de-
layed while some Of our mechanics set
the tire and cooled IL Of, after which
they went on their way rejoicing.
A lawn party will be given by the Y.
w. c. r. u, on the high school campus,
Wednesday evening II pleasant. II not
pleasant on the next pleasant night. Ice
cream and cake for sale. All are In
yited.
We are glad to hear that VIII Edger-
ly Il % a. to be about again.
The camp meeting at Poland IL well
attended by the South Paris people.
We saw only one small plover from
Record and Maxim's hunting trip Satur-
day.
Ia. Sessious " to Ntsit Ifteuos W Mhlou
the coming weea.
Clarence A. jackson, the fourteen year
old son Of l.. Jackson, proprietor OF the
Eagle Hotel at Gorham, N. H., WAS
drowned In the Androscoggin river at
that place last week. lie Was crossing
the footbridge aud fell through hole In
the bottom. The remains were brought
TO South Paris for burial.
There viii be- = special meeting Of
VIM. X. klmball Post, q. a. r., on
Saturday evcalnx, August 18Th at -,
&C make arrangements for doing escort
duty to the l7ih Maine Regiment Vet
Gran Association &C the time Of their
annual re-uaion nc South Paris, on the
18th day Of August. A full attendance
Of members 10 desired.
o. G. CURTIS, PC.
II. N. BoLsrER, Adjt.