Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
SOUTH PARIS


Charlie Howard went 10 Brunswick
Saturday, and from there no Win 20 TO
Andover Theological University.
Our sick people are g-iuisg.
Mrs.. Hilton Of Somervills, 4ass., b
stopping st Mr. Nswtons.
Mrs. Mills Of Norway, who 70 over l0O
years old, attended the service at the
N. Il. church Sunday.
Sunday Was observed - the l0Oth an
nlyersary Of Methodlsm In Maine. Scrv-
Ices were conducted by the pastor, Rev.
II. l.. Nichols assisted by Rev. y. w.
Smell Of Kingheld, formerly OF this
place.
Several members Of Norway Com
mandery, Y. q. q. G., visited Arcadia
Commandery Monday evening.
Warren SWEET and wife are stopping
with Mrs. SWEETS parents.
Baptism at Baptist church Sunday.
SIX were baptised.
q. II. Young went TO Portland Satur.
day to stay over Sunday.
Mrs. T. whiteslde aud daughter are
spending few days with their many
friends here.
3. r. Ordway Of North Woodstock
was In town Friday.
The members Of John Z. McArdle
Camp, 3. Of W., are requested to be
present nc the next meeting, Friday
evening, sept. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Gardner OF
Buckfield were In the town Sunday.
Miss Mamie Gardner has returned
from the worlds fair and resumed her
duties In WIN. j. wheeler's Insurance
Office.
Napthai Mason, q former long time
resident here, has been visiting friends
In this village.
Our local trotters and horsemen 20 to
Canton and Bethel this week.
Kendall Ripley has the cellar and
foundation ready and viii at once begin
the erection Of q new house at the foot
Of the sand hill on the Paris Hill road.
Send your local items to the Demo-
crat.
Wheeler 4 Bumpus purchased In Au-
burn last week for Kimball e. Atwood,
ESQ, Of New York, the yearling oily,
Mertie Snow, by Bayard Wilkes. This
ally has paced quarters this summer IN
forty seconds. She u now NJ MI.
wheeler's stable where she Will remain
a short time before being shipped 10
New York.
A. c. Jones has been putting q steam
heating plant into the new house built
by l.. =. Billings opposite Hon. Geo. a.
Wilson's residence.
sam Davis spent Sunday at Paris HUI
where he visited his father, Hon. Her
rick G. Davis.
Tuesday many cattle and other farm
stock passed through this place to be on
hand "Wednesday morning at the fair.
Quite number attended the dance
Tuesday evening at New Hall.
Before light Wednesday morning the
people from out Of town commenced to
20 To the fair grounds so they could
have long day and they could not have
had better day.
Louyie T.. SWEET of Norway has some
bicycles to let for the rest OF the season
or for any length Of time at very low
rates.
"After the fair"
Belle Chase 2 - IL Il all right.
Several Norway young men "walked
home" from the races aud won't have |
new oyercoats this winter.
Among the pensions granted at WASH |
ington last week was one for Whitefield
stuart Of this village.
Charles Rawson found a valuable |
knights Of Pythlas charm last week |
which the owner can have by proving
property.
The burning OF the old slcd factory |
building at Paris Hin Friday night WAS
plainly visible at this place.
w. L. Morton, formerly Of bingham |
ton n. ". has accepted ~ position with
the Paris Manufacturing Company and |
will locate here. lie |. tn move his
family Into one OF the rrnts In Mrs.
whiimsn's house opposite Moore Park. |
Mr.. Morton Il an orpam.nt,' painter.
One of the Sonth Paris exhibitors ut
the fair sends Us q long letter criticising |
the practise Of placing upon committees
Of award persons who have no special
fitness for Judging the merits Of the
articles assigned them.