Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-17
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Richard Young aud wife of Auburn
Waited the families OF q. N. aud u. n.
Irish the past week.
Mrs. q. u. Jersey and daughter ars
visiting friends In Massachusetts,.
Arthur II. Latham and daughter ol
Auburn were the guests Of NJ. and Mrs
w. u. Bridgham Wednesday.
Mrs. j. q. Fuller Of Canton Was the
guest Of Mrs. w. X. like the 18th Inst
I. l.. Hammond & Co., OF Lewiston,
have pitched . Photographic tent on
lawson Park.
Mrs. q. ID. Blsbee and daughter have
gone 10 Diamond Island TOT an outing
A "blil board" Q hundred feet long
and ten feet high has been erected near
the village square for the coming circus
The young child Of Mr.. aud Mrs. w.
A. Hurt died Friday night the 18th.
The extension Of the telephone
line TO Lewiston and Auburn 10 being
agltated.
Debs butting his head against Uncle
Sans stone wall hasn't hurt the stone
wall much, but how about Debsf
Ralph ~. Morrill,, one OF our enter
prisIng yodng business men. has an adj
vertisement In the Democrat this week.
Mr.. Morrill, has bought the business Of
C. G.. Spaulding and added TO the stock
Of goods. lie Ia q young man ut cool
business ability and has had considerable
experience with some of the hest busl.
ness houses Ia Portland. lie wants
your trade aud proposes 10 deserve IL
by square dealing aud good display Of
bargain prices. Read his advertisement
aud call at his store.
The June number of the Insurance.
Advocate, published at New York and
Philadelphia, bestows the following
compliment upon . Buckneld man!
"There IL no getting around it,-Mr.
klmbali e. Atwood's Preferred Accident
Insurance Company IL one of the marvels
of Insurance history. II has discounted
everything on record In its own line,
and having nothing further TO vie
against In the way of . competitors
achievements, IL engaged In outdoing It.
.elt, and IL doubling up its totals In q
manner quite bcwildering. We are In
formed that the company wrote during
the first four months Of the year nearly
VI INV
by a reliable and conservative estimate
lts premiums for 1894 will exceed s.O,-
coo. Where do the hard tines come In
With the I'referredf The suite Of offices
Ia the Mall and Express bullding didn't
give the company enough room for ex.
pansion, aud so the entire seventh door
of the new Home Life building, facing
City Hall Park, was leased, aud there II
Ia now domiciled In convenient aud
sppointed Offices. We .aid
Mr.. kimbsll q. Atwood's Preferred Ac-
cident Insurance Company. Well, IL IL
Mr.. Atwood's company, for Mr.. ATWOOD,
by his own brains and energy and Indus
try, has made II and IL making IL so
q success that all the worlI
must see lt-csn't help seeing 1t
which of course ad,srti.es u aud adds
success to success. Nothing succceds
like success"
Rev. II. 4. Quincy % Assam, India,
delivered an interesting lecture at the
Baptist church sunday on his mission.
AIRY experiences In that country, where
be- has resided the past sixteen year. en-
gagged Ia tran.lating the Bible Into the
native languages. There are thirty dis
lInct languages In that country, ten of
which are used In their religious service.
u. e. bradford, general ticket agent
u the Portland and Rumford Falls Rail-
way, aud family, spent sunday here.