Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-18
SOUTH PARIS.

Mis-. Ro.e Austin has gone Ia OAK
land, where abe viii teach school the
coming fall.
Mrs. J. X. bennett has Just returned
from Boston, where she has purchased
large stock OF fall and winter goods and
l. ready to s.ll them at very loo prices.
The corn shop had to shut down for
two or three dave the past ~csk for want
% cans. The corn crop has bsen an-
usually good and large amount mas
The Ladies Relief Corps gill bold
their next meeting Thursday evening,
sept. q, instead Of sept. Sth, - an
noanced At the last meeting.
Advertised letters In thu south Paris
uo.t Office sept. i.th, is9t: Mrs. ESa
l.. Locke, Miss Lillian McMann.
Mrs. Jane RAwson Of SHOWS Pals 10
visiting friends here.
Newell Cook went With hls barge To
Bethel 10 attend fair.
Mr.. Howard and wife OF Portland,
former residents of this place, are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs.. Chester Record.
A number of our people went Ia bcthel
fair the pas, week and report . good
time.
A. l.. IIolme. Offers for sale bay
mare, advertised In this paper, that can
be bought a. = bargain.
Miss Lulu Cook slngs AZ the Consre-
gationAl church, Sundays.
Dr. =. Richards has received another
diploma from the rhiladelphiA Optical
College.
Last Tuesday, sept. llth, VAS the
t~enty-fifth anniversary OF the msrriAxs
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Ii. Crockett. And
In celebration ~ the event an Informal
family tea party ~ss given by Mrs. H.
y. Morton, Who IL Mrs. Crocketts sister
Thlr,y-one we're present, all relatives o,
connections, aud quite q proportion o.
them children. Three pairs OF t~in'
~ef. Included In the party, Mrs.. Crock
Ell and her Ia In brother constitutip. oos
paIr, while the twin children OF each 81
them made out the other two pNirs. In
.o numerous a family ne tbst represent
el on this occasion. II could hardly b'
po-.lbls that some anniversaries shouit
not fall on the same dsy. and so u hap
psned that one ~ the little girls In tn
party had = birthday cake on The tAbl'
In honor Of her fifth birthday. IL MAS
very pleasant AFFAIR, though destitute 81
Formally. During the evening the hap
py couple In whose honor the party "a
h. IA we're presented with fe~ pieces o.
silver as . token Of regard from brother
and sisters, nephe~s and nieces, cousin'
and other relatives.
While you are st the fair We viii car
for your bundles, wraps, OF anything
that you do not ~ish 20 carry. Rrtnem
Der our store and make IL your bead
quarters. smiley Shoe stort. opposits
Elm House, Norway. y. \. SWEET
manager.
Ms. susie Rounds Was at home from
Bates College over sunday.
Harry Gerry, George Wilson ant
Allie Williams 20 Ia waterviile this
week "a enter college. :,
The Maine colleges and normal schools
ATE well represented this year by grAdu'
aies from the south Paris High school
A little sou Of George II. Fulsifer wa'
quite badly hurt by being thrown frou
a horse last Thursday.
/ Everybody expects Ia see everybody
at the fair this week, so don't stay al
home.
Your correspondent has gained
thlrty-two ounces In weight the past
week, az the result Of having q new set
of ,e.th lifted by Dr. Buck. We advice
all lean men To try the experiment.
The merry-go-round has been Get up
at the fair grounds, and the children are
saving up their niekels TO invest In the
sport.
N the voters IN the southern state,
we're a. well educated and enlightened
"a they are In Maine, some Of those ex-
rebel. " ho have had the handling Ut the
AFFAIR. Of the government for the past
year and half would have To stay al
home.