Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-29
SOUTH PARIS
DIRECTORY.
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evenings of eseh month
Business men will 1ud that the glasses
fitted by our optician will enable them
TO take . more cheerful view Of the
present financial situation, and see
further into the future, than they would
otherwise be able 20 do.
Abner 3. shaw and wife of Concord,
y. H., formerly OF this place, have been
visiting relatives here.
WIN. Deering, Esq, Of Chicago, has
been visiting his father, the venerable
Judge Deering. The ''Judge" IL now
nearly rs years old. lie retains his fac
ulties remarkably and reads the Demo-
crat each week without the use Of glass-
es. lie says, IL can remember seeing
only one man as old as I am nox."
Here's hoping that the "Judge" may
enjoy round hundred years OF comfort
and happiness.
Our grain kip and calf boots for $3.50
are the greatest bargains ever offered ln
Oxford County. BE sure you ind the
right place; Smiley Shoe store, oppo-
site Elm House, Norway, Maine, L. ~
SWEET, manager.
W. X. Kimball Relief Corps will hold
their next regular meeting next Satur'
day evening.
Miss julia Harlow started for Chicago,
last Monday, and arrived there wednes
night. She will be gone three or foul
months.
The corn shop will begin business
next Monday. A new engine and quite
q lot Of machinery has been put In, which
Il great improvement over the old.
The pocket book which Was lost al
North Paris MAS found In the road b.
DIR. G.. VI. Bisbee Of West Sumner and re
turned to the owner, Mr.. w. ID. Clark o.
this place. The honest men are not al
dead yet.
The Methodist Sunday school had ,
picnic at Gibson's grove Wednesday. i
WAS enjoyed by about l2j women an'
children. Many Of the young ladies foun,
IL quite dull. The young men were con
spicuous by being absent.
The recent rains have made grea
change In the looks Of the crops.
Young the photographer went Il
Bryant's Pond Friday looking afte
victims.
Burnham 4 Morrill, have been maxim,
great improvements at their factory pre-
paratory To the canning season which
will commence Tuesday. A new u h. p
engine made by the Erie Iron Works
, Pa, takes the place Of the small ON
|. formerly used. The old ten hand cut
tiers are replaced by three Sprague powe
cutting machines. A Merrill & SOUL
, Sieve; Burt .wiping machine; Baxter 4
Bros. filler; Sprsgue holster; Stickne!
mixer, all power machines have beef
added which will reduce the number o
hands employed inside about one-half
The prospect for corn which has beef
discouraging IL Frightening, and whll'
no one expects the usual crop, yet II i
predicted there will be n good run at tn
factory this season. j. j. Emeley, th'
foreman, owns two nice house lots nea
the factory, and this year Il raising q
nice crop Of potatoes from them.
South Paris high school will begir
Wednesday, sept. 9Th. AL the 0the
schools viii begin Monday, Sept. 9Th.
Mrs. Z. Freeland Penley Is visiting
relatives and friends In Bethel, Newry
Hanover and Andover. viii be away
, from home three or four weeks.
, Frank kimball went To Portland Fri
day to purchase the furniture for hl
new house.
Mrs. J. W. Davis Is ON the sick list thl
week.
Winnie Cook spent the Sabbath will
his parents.
Mr. Dyer, Of bicycle fame, Is stopping
at Benjamin SWEETS.
Work Il rushing at the sled factory.
. Fred Briggs and son, Harry stone ant
VIII Penfold started Friday for fOu
Ponds fishing.
Vim. Deering and family visited at hi
fathers, Judge behring's, the past week
\. l.. Fogg Of Rumford Falls Was II
town over Sunday.
The curblng Ii set In front Of tn
NJ. l.. church ready for the bricks.
v. l.. Hayes il working for c. ii
Young.
Mr.. George Iasselle and family o
Melrose, Mass., and Miss Annie Bower
Of Portland, have visited Mrs. Newton
the past week.
J. II. Stuart, Esq., arrived home Sat