Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-25
SOUTH PARIS
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small shower. thankfully revived.
he most Of the farmers 10 this Sicini-
" are done hayinx, and are now waiting
for q much needed rsin-
Mr.. Andres Howard and wife, former
resident. Of this place, have been visit
Ing friends here.
Charles n. Howard OF Brunswick IL
Waiting a his unele's, j. ;. virgins.
Mr.. BENJAMIN SWEET. Who has been
seriously m the past week. IL reported
a. ginning.
Rev. X. J. Haughton will take vsea-
tion through the mouth OF August and
yi.it friends In 80. John. y. b. His pub
plt viii be supplied during his absence.
We understand that he IL to move into
the new house being built by L. >. BIZ
ling., when he returns.
Dora and Annie Psrsons have gone 10
jefferson. y. H., where they ~ill work
In the wsambek Hotel.
On ScndAy morning next. July 5Sh.
eight persons are % be received Into the
nembsr.hip OF the lst Congregational
church. The ordinance Of baptism u 10
BE administered. The pastor, Rev. X. j.
HauxhtOn leaves the follo~ing day for
his vacation.
Have yoar .pectaeles and eye glasses
itted by ;. Richards, the south Paris
opticiAn.
Hon. william A. Rockingham made
an examination Of the Oxford County
Pension Board Last Wednesday and
thinks that the addition OF q Democrat
Ia great Improvement 10 ia looks.
Gerry has had q large sAle Of bicycles
this season. The cut In price OF the
.war~ick Pilgrim" has made IL pop
ulAr bargain.
Our ever genial friend, Gus Kenney.
admits that he enjoys the hardware busi-
nee. until II comes TO loading moving
mAehlpe. and then-well, he don't say
40, bat be looks just a. though he en-
loved icing member OF the Oxford
County Democrats "Pium Trust" bet
ter.
Ax.Il known south Paris young lady
/. meeting With excellent success selling
the ..Chri.tie Bread knives.
Plummer's l. headquarters always for
ready-made clothing and toots and
shoes. lie has some good bargain. on
hi. counters. IL viii pay you "a call. =.
Jane. ID. Williams, former well
known citizen Of south Paris, and for
the few past years In the employ OF the
Deering Company Of Chicago, l. Ia town
renewing old scqusintances and calling
on old friends, Of whom Jim has
xoodly number.
n ha
blooded colts In training AZ the state
fair track Ia Lewiston.
shurtleff-s ice-cream soda al i've cents
q glas. 1. a popular beyerag- these hot
DAYS. In the soda business Frank i
up with the times and serves the best
the market affords. lie deserves large
patronage and he gets 10.
Hamlin a Bicknell want 10 sell YOU
your grocerie. and II low prices and
square dealing will do IL, they are sure
10 please you. Look up their adj. on
crockery and glassware, and give them
q call.
Mertie b. Maxim and Harry NJ. Gerry
are taking lessons In shorthand and
ltypewriting Of Miss BeAl Of Norway.
The members OF the 18th Maine regi-
ment association residing here have In
ylted the survivors OF the regiment 70
hold their reunion here on Aug. 18th.
We hope the veterans will all turn out
and give them hearty welcome.
T.. v. Haskell IL taking his vacation at
the worlds fair.
Mrs. X. Kramer and her daughter
May are visiting their many friends 10
saco and Biddeford. Prom there May
will 20 10 Boston for few weeks.
The g. +. X. has q two months JOB
grading this summer. Mr.. James
Neal, conductor, and Mr.. Parker Evans,
engineer, together with the rest OF the
train crew are AZ Mechanic Falls.
Howard, the young son Of Walter T..
Maxim, tried bathing In q cove In the
river last week. lie WAS helped out by
an older boy. and il perfectly willing TO
give up .'deep sea bathing" for the pres
ent.