Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-17
SOUTH PARIS.

At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning, the I'D inst, Mrs. Ida
V. Woodbury. OF woodfords will speak
on the work Of the A. NJ. A. Mrs,
Woodbury. was here some months age
and gave very interesting aud able adj
dress. There should be a good audience
Ell. Psrlin is offering bargain In
horse blankets at his harness store. A
Bangor Double Stable Blanket for only
sl.55. or with surcingle sl.s5. Call and
see Parlin aud his large stock OF horse
Furnishings Read his advertisement III
this paper.
The roofing crew will operate upon
the Billings Block this week, the BRICK
crew having completed their work sat
ursixy. IL will have first quality gray
el roof.
An archery club Is among the new en-
terprises in this village. Several OF our
popular ladies are members, and they
say no one has been hit vet, although
some consider position directly "a
front Of the target as the Only really
safe place.
The county buildings have grown
well the past week.
During the cold days the past week
the electrics have been running the new
closed ears. They are fine ones and are
appreciated by the public.
Al. Williams. who is at work Tor the
New England Telephone Company al
Portland, was at home sunday.
Josiah Dudley, a former resident oil
this town. Who has been living in the
West for number OF years, Is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Ann G. Dudley OF Hill
STREET.
Emery BOnney, who has been selling
washing machines in Essex County,
Mass. is st home for 4 few days.
IN. Wright was al home from Fort
land over sunday.
We understand that c. Z. Berry and
+. NJ. Barrows have purchased the right
20 sell washing machines in Middlesex
County, Mass.
Howard Wheeler Is attending the fsll
term of school at the Edward Little
High school, Auburn.
Rev. and Mrs. W. +. Chapman sttend'
e,l the state convention Of the Epwortt
League at WestbrOOk last week.
Alton Wheeler was at home iron
Bates College over sunday.
Owing 10 the absence of the pastor
Rev. X. j. Haughton. the Congregation
al pulpit was occupied sunday by Rev
-. ID. Richardson Of Hebron, wh'
preached an interesting, heipiui sermon
upon unconscious influence.
Y. Il. SWEET is az home for shor
time. He has spent the summer canvass
ing in Ohio. He returns to Aiidietown
Conn. the las, OF this week, 20 finish IN
studies in Wesleyan seminary.
Mrs. ". l.. Farrar and Guy returned
Wednesday from Old Orchard.
The ladies of the Congregational Circl'
have begun work at the fair ground
preparatory 70 yictualing the peopl
daring the county fair. Their food 1
ALWAYS first-class. and those who patron
ize them may De sure Of a good dinner
Mrs. c. \. Record Is visiting friend
I in Lewiston.
I NJ. strickland. who has been lvinl
I in Mr.. Robert Gray's house, Is about q
move into II. Z. Boaney's rent on Hal
B street.
/ Elias Thomas, IT., Of Portland, was Il
town Friday.
Miss Minnie \. r,ummer rcturne'
home Tuesday. She has spent the pas
I i've months in Europe taking advances
lesson, on the organ aud IN voice culture
Her MANY friends are glad 10 sec he
home again.
/ \ heavy frost saturday night maj
the gardens look black.
A large bear vas seen hy the train me
last Thursday near the railroad bridge
some 81 our hunters started ia pgrsui
. but failed 20 oycrtaks him.
/ saturday afternoon tWo deer under
took - view "a, Gown. but were fright
Irusd away hv the electric ears. The
came into the street near the HEX
Icro.,ing. and stopped irW minute
until the electrics came along, when the
/ skipped Oytr the feace near Bcuncit
( blacksmith shop and acre oti IN jus
The "mcrry-go-Iound, u ith ihe sisal
Iors-n attached, hss arrive! - M" II
grounds. srd it Will be necessary - Pr
I vide he children vi,h plenty ~ uit Sel'