Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-11-12

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Mr.. wright has one of the finest law Of.
ices in the county.
Herbert NJ. Whitman, principal of the
high school at West Paris, il az his home
IN this village, the West Paris schools
having been closed on account Of diph-
iberia,
Judge Deering says "Uncle" Stepheu
richardson has no ear for music, and
"Cncie" stephen retorts that he is right
as regards such music as they had at the
judges party.
Next Friday evening in connection
with the ladies' Circle and supper Rev.
Mr.. Haughton will give another magic
lantern exhibition. Admission To en-
tertainment ten cents.
Although Il Is reported that rents are
scarce 10 this place, j. ;. Wright and j.
| IL. stuart advertise rents 10 let, aud also
/ G.. ID. Robertson rooms 20 let in his new
house on Western Avenue.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
/ office. Nov. Z, 1925;
A.E. Young.
Mn Ad'iie York.
Nov. II. 1895:
Mrs. Cora \. Brown.
Col. VIM. T. Eustis Of Dixfield was in
town Friday in the interest OF his firm,
Frye, Phipps 4 Co, Boston, and sold
the hardware fittings for the new county
buildings. The colonel is hustler for
/ trade and temperance.
Silas F. Peaslee of Upton WAS in town
last week. Mr.. Peaslee formerly had
charge OF the lake roads In northern Ok
ford County bat for a few years past has
been employed 10 superintend the car
rage road from the base 10 the summit
Of Mount Washington.
Henry Record Is one OF our most sue
cessful sportsmen. He and Ernest
Turner were over In Buckield three
DAYS last week and shot thirty-six par
tTidges and lot Of gray squirrels. The
partridges were on exhibition at Mr..
Records store, and they were handsome
collection.
Conductor J. :. Richards OF the
mountain division Of the Maine Central
Railroad Was 10 town Friday and SAtur-
the White Mountain scenery on his
trains have a good word for his courteous
attention Ia pointing out the interesting
features of the ride.
The busy season Is on at the Paris
Manufacturing Co.'S works, aud things
are rushing there. The month OF Octo-
Der Was the heaviest month in the his
tory of the company, the shipments
amounting 20 over $4,000. IL is hoped
and expected that the month Of Novem-
Der viii az least equal this record.
Writ stanley. foreman at the Demo
clat Office. has shot with the aid OF his
pointer '~nap" this season in twenty
davs' shooting. 40 wOodcoek and -
partridgCs. II there i any one In OK
ford County that has beaten this record,
shooting over a pointer only three years
old, we would be glad 10 hear from
him.
\ delegation Of ". h. kimball Post,
O.. \. T.. visited John 4. McArGle Camp,
sous OF Veterans, az their last regular
meeting last Friday night. The old vets
gave The sons some good words of advice
and cheer, which were well appreciated.
Ii was proposed 70 hold union meetings
once a month, and invite the ladies
relief corps.
!. u. Kilgore. who lives near Stony
Brook. has cat that he thinks IL enti-
lied 10 recognition by the local paper.
She has taken up angling for pastime,
and sits by the babbling waters OF
stony Brook watching her opportunity
20 catch fish. She i frequently success
tul and recently brought into the house
live fish seven inches long which she
had caught
Uncle Eben Humphrey Of South
Woodstock was In town Wednesday can
wasting for the Ladies' Home Journal
aud selling OXEN and Humphreys
Catarrh Cure. Uncle Eben Is a genial
gentleman who l. deserving of all the
patronage given him. He says he lives
alone and has found that there are some
advantages In that way OF living. One
i sure Of good company, aud not obhg-
cd 10 De oVer-pSrticular about table man
ners.
The illustrated lecture az the Congre-
gatioualist church last sunday evening
on ,Christie's old organ, or Home, Sweet
Home WAS well pAtronized and appre-
ci4ted. The electric light WAS used ana
IL was the strongest aud clearest hght
for magic lantern purposes that we have
ever seen. The pictures were large and
clear aud could be seen readily from
every part Of the church. Mr.. waiter
Maxim Is surely quite genius 70 make
such an arc lamp a. WAS used on sun
dsv evening, and he did-actualiy made
himself an arc lamp. Bravo, Walter
The oxford County sunday School
Convention viii De held al the Metho-
dist church at south Paris, Wednesday,
Nov. Is. TIE following Is the pro-
gramme:
FORLNooN-
'' Rev T. J. Bams,iell.
d. o. The sunday school a. >piritualifins
Agency. kcy. trc'lcrlcA Newport
10 lj Teachers Preparation; -, Ito.
10 3d. Teachers Conference, copdue'e,,i! by -,
ma Primary Work, crayOu and seissS !, ,,,,
Appointment OF the Committees by The,
lslA Basket Lunch In Yestry.
AFTERNOON.
r. Rev. 4. J. Wheeler.
~. sunday >cbo0i Symposium.
"a Geueral Exercise
To- Plan Of Grading.
IL, Discipline. conducted " ,,.,-,
Rev. II. > Ride0ut-
"a, M U,,', Spirit iu SUNDAY school Work,
Rev frauci- 6royeuor.
40. Reports Of Committees and other Bust
COLLECTION TO defray expenses of the
Convention
IS. Conservation service isd oy "a v,-r.v
EVENING.
90. Devotional service.
lA Why the Young Men ought 10 be ~
nc '"H''"' Rev. Il. J. Haughton.
al Address. the CHARACTERISTICS OF a sue
ces-fui SUNDAY school,
Rev T. b. Millett, tield secretary
COLLECTION Cor sunday school Work
The nrogramme assures an intellect
nal feast. Reduced fares are expected
ON the railroads and everybody Is in'tt-
ed to attend. Tea and coffee VIII De
furnished az the vestry.
ELM HILL.
Something has killed one Of Vivian
Webber's tame rabbits
Mr.. and Mrs. ). L. Ellis went 10
North Paris Friday 10 visit her sister,
Mrs. Leroy Everett.
II / Swift has deer's head 10 mount
for Frank Durham of West Paris. Il.
w.s shot In the Porter neighoorhoou
ossr rhe village; was six years oid,
o;s.had - pOunis