Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-25
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The editor Of the Democrat Was In
town this week.
samuel J. frost returned from Angus
n the first Of the week much improved
In health.
Edith ". and Charles II. smith are
visiting their father, James smith.
L. L. Hastings, Esq. OF fryeburg,
and Judge A. III. Walker OF Bridgton
we're In town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. W. Hills. Mrs. Percy
ID. Lowell and Mr.. and Mrs.. y. L. Drake
enjoyed n few days at Princes Point
during the week.
Prof. ". II. small and John 5. French
expect 10 starr for the worlds fair Mon
day. Before their return they will yisit
| Ia Iowa and other states. They intend
TO De absent about one month.
DIR. Fred L. Crockett and mother OF
West Newton, Mass. visited In town
during the week. DIR. Crockett AT one
time practiced In this town.
The regular meeting Of Oxford Lodge.
No. Is, y. and A. NJ, will be held Mon
day evening, July 2tth: that Of Union
Chapter will be held Wednesday evening
following.
Mrs.. ". W. Hooper and children and
Mrs. Charles Carpenter and daughter OF
Weymouth. Mass, are visiting their
mother. Mrs. l.. &. ShAckley.
George W. Russell died very unexpect-
edly AZ his residence 10 this village, sun
day evening. July 10th. lie IA. been la
falling health for some time. Mrs. Rus
cell, two sons and one daughter survive
him. The funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon AZ his late residence. Rev. Ii.
:. Rideout officiated. Interment 10 Pine
Grove Cemetery.
The edition Of the Maine Register for
lss3-, MAS delivered In this place We'd
lne.dAy.
Prof. c. +. Barnes father, Francis
Barnes, died at his home in Houlton
u sunday, July 18th, after a long Illness.
samuel T.. Howe Of Luyerne, MIMI,
il enjoying few days In town.
A new platform IL being built In front
OF the Noyes Block on Main street.
WIN. y. Jone. Of Boston Il stopping
at the Beals House.
Prof. Herbert Russell Of Owego, y.
a.; Mr.. and Mrs. George LAwley and
.on, Chas. II. Masury. l.. ;. Hunt, L. A.
Poole. OF Boston: Timothy Cocrsn, ii.
O'Hara aud Fred Baldwin, Of Worcester.
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Everett of
Cambridge. Mass; and Clara and Eu-
gene ChAf,in OF Hayerhill, Mass, are
some Of the new arrivals.
Werner N. whitman has been offered a
lclerkship at the worlds fair. IL he de-
cides to accept he will at once 90 to
Chicago.
We understand that Frank kimball
will soou move into New Hampshire,
where he has made arrangements TO 70
into the drug business.
Charles Staples, Jr.. OF Portland. and
william Atwood OF Bangor. inspectors
Of steamboats,, were In town Wednesday
and Inspected the steamboats,.
Saturday, July 18th, there will be an
excursion TO Portland under the manage
ment OF the Masonic fraternity. Round
trip from Norway aud Paris sl.O.
The work on the universalist church
has commenced. The church will be
thoroughly renodeled, painted and car
peted. A large SUN of money Will be
expended.
Norway Commandery, L. o. q. C.. are
TO have q basket picnic at Goat Island
Thursday, July n. An invitation has
been extended to neighboring command
cries, aud . general invitation TO any
Who wish to attend. Coffee and Ice
cream will be for sale on the grounds.
/. Mrs. Charles Brsdeen. while picking
berries on Pike Hill few days since,
fell and broke her left wrist.
Thomas Crockett IL building q very
pretty cottage on the west shore OF the
lake for Eugene =. Hayden.
y. T.. Stone, the druggist, has pur-
chased a lot on the west side Of Pike
Hill road, south Of ]. y. Smalrs, and
will build. II IL one OF the best lots In
the village.
Hamlin & Bicknell want TO sell you
your groceries and II low prices aud
square dealing will do II they are sure
TO please you. Look up their nd. on
erockery and gla ssware aud give them