Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-11
SOUTH PARIS
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evenings ef ss<h nesth-
sanford l. Fogg. ESQ, Who has been
reading Law With Judge Wilson has been
looking around some since his admission
to the Oxford Bar NJ the last Nay term
Of supreme Judicial Court for place 70
locate and has naturally hit upon Old
Oxford's young metropolis, Rumford
Falls, and took bis departure for that
place Last week. Mr.. roEg MAS . mem
Der Of the school board Of the town OF
Pari. and an active citizen and viii Be
missed In this community. The best
wishes Of many friends here 20 With him
20 his new home
There will be union gospel temper
ance meeting under the auspices of the
W. c. r. T., at the Methodist church.
on the sfterpoon Of Sunday, July 10th,
AZ 3 O'Clock. Speaking by the pastors
and otbers, recitations. music, etc.
The game Of base ball saturday BE-
tween the blue Store nine Of Lewiston
and the south Paris club was the beat
game Of the season. score TO ! In
favor Of south Paris. Spiller OF Ne
chanic Falls acted a. umpire.
W. n. Clifford lost one OF his beet
truck horses with collie Wednesday
night.
George A. Wilson. sou and daughter,
started for the worlds fair Thursday.
They will be gone four or I've weeks.
Mr.. =. Z. Tucker and wife and =. l..
Togg have moved to Rumford Falls.
Mr.. Tucker viii build residence there,
and Mr.. Togg viii open Law ONCE.
We are sorry 10 lose Mr.. Fogg from
among us az he has always been inter-
ested In the prosperity Of the place, and
especially the schools. being one Of the
superintending school COMMITTEES At this
time. The readers Of the Democrat will
mi.s hl. communications from south
Paris. but We hope to hear from him
from his new field Of labor. We wish
him success In his profession.
Our citizens are amused each evening
by some Of our fancy bicycle riders. and
some exciting races occur between j.
Mellen Cummings, Mr.. HAughton, j. ii.
stuart and Harry Maxim. We under
stand that prize In the form Of medal
1. 20 be given TO the fastest and also the
most graceful rider.
kimball G.. Atwood, ESQ.,, secretary
and general manager OF the Preferred
Accident Insurance Company OF New
York. Was In the place last week and
purchased Of william j. Wheeler, Esq.
q fne yearliug filly, . full sister TO the
fast colt "Profit- recently sold to Mas
sAehusetts parties by II. q. Fletcher.
Prof. G. A. Record, principal OF Paris
Hill Academy, has moved Into the Mrs.
Howard rent.
Mr.. Sessions, who has been elerking
at Shurtleff-s drug store for some time.
IL To take . position Ia Boston and his
place will be filed by Arthur Record.
L. W. Jackson planted an early yari-
ETY. OF sweet corn back OF the Paris
House, Nay 18th. Last week IL Was
splndled.
Harry ". Gerry won the half-mlle
amateur bicycle race at Bethel, July 4,
winning first prize, and also dropping
the state record from rs TO I Is "a.
The 9TH MAS passed very quietly In
this place, but the boys had their usual
display Of wagons, slelghs, road
machines and slgns on the square In the
morning. Some Of them held an extra
session later In the week, and made =
big noise by trying TO move an obstacle
In the highway with dynamite opposite
the residence Of J. ii. Nichols.
n. =. Brett. wife and daughter and
Mr.. Walsh and wife from Lynn, Mass,
are visiting at Charles Brett's.
Mrs. J. X. Bennett IL taking her vaca-
ton In Buckfield this week, and Miss
May Chandler Of sumner will attend TO
the millinery business for her during
her absence.