Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-10
SOUTH PARIS.

Quite party Oh our yOoux Poopse GU
loved hay-rack ride last Monday even
ing. Judging from the noise they made
we should say they had good time.
B.. j. Fitz spent several days here last
week. He will return TO his work 81
Bowdoin College In about two weeks.
Our Bates College students leave town
this week. Miss Mertie Maxim returns
10 the sophomore class. Alton Wheeler,
Allen Hutchinson and Lizzie Hutchinson
enter the freshman class.
J.F. Piummer has Just put in fine
line Of the latest styles in neck wear.
c. III. Howard spent Sunday In Fort
land.
Rev. and Mrs. X. j. Haughton left
Tuesday night for Sc. John, being sum.
moned there by the serious Illness oil
Mrs. Hsughton's father.
Mr.. Hammond, who has been working
evenings In III. W. Powers barber shop
for the past few months, will now spend
all of his time In the barber shop. Ihis
will insure prompt service, and will oe
appreciated BY those who do not iike to
wait their turn.
We now have a mail from Portland
and Boston on the - train. Asa re-
suit the money order department Is clos
ed at I'm, which is somewhat OF
disadvantage. We do not see, as the
evening mail is light, why the money
order department cannot be kept open
rs heretofore.
Mrs. c. NJ. Howard has returned from
a visit OF several weeks at Alfred.
The walks In front Of the Congrega-
tional church have been completed. we
learn that cement sidewalk Is 10 be put
In in front Of the church property 10 the
near future; also that 4. y. Haskell !:
thinking Of putting in sidewalk In
front of his residence. -.
=. A. Shurtleff has just received tht
largest and best selected stock OF tablet:
and other school supplies ever shown II
town.
Mrs. Il. J. Haughton's father, DIR
Sleeves, medical superintendent or TN
asylum at 81. John, y. r., was takef
suddenly i'll last week, and Is lying In
very critical condition. Rev. and MRS
Haughton left for ~. John on Tuesday
Preaching service at Congregations
church next Sunday, the 18th, when Mr.
Haushton will either himself preach, o.
some supply.
The bereaved family OF the late Levi 7
Tucker wish 10 extend their thanks Z,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Gowell, and 10 al
height ors and friends who 30 kindly cam
forward with help and sympathy durin,
their bereavement; also 10 those wh'
brought flowers, among which was
wreath from Mrs. Taylor, bouquet
from Mrs. Deering, Mrs. Maxim, Mrs
White, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs
Bean. Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Murch, Mrs
Soper; a pillow with the word Illus
band from the widow, sheaf OF whea
and roses, Father" from the son ant
daughters were very pretty.
Mrs. Wilbur l.. Fsrrar and son Gu.
are spending their vacation at Old OR
cnsrd. Miss Fannie Smith takes Mrs
Fsrrsr's place Ia the post office.
W. G.. Hartwick won first prize an
diploma az state fair over two othe
washers.
FL. Doble and W. l.. Fsrrsr hav
bought the right Of the Folding Auto
matte Spring Washer for the town
Paris.
The Grand Trunk sunday excursion
trains are well patrOnizrd. Fare frot
this station 70 Berlin Falls and return
only seventy cents.
The village schools commence to-day
Mr.. =. +. Winga,e. graduate OF Bate
College, Is principal of the high schoo
The other schools have the same teach
ers a. last term.
\. T.. Shurtleif sent some OF his fame
Light BrahmI fowls 10 the state fail
and took first premiums as usual.
W. b. Edwards will move into l..
Billings rent.
Miss Mertie Il. Maxim has returned
Bates College.
c. W. Bowker goes TO Boston for DIR
goods this week.
Advertised letters in the South Far
post Office sept. 9th:
Mr.. LixI!e Richardson.
Mr. q. Grcenicf.
Change of time on the Grand Trun
SUNDAY, Sept. :. Trsins now lea'
South Paris going east At g % and 81
4. NJ, and 10 L. NJ. Going west 4
llOIj A NJ. 3 :35 aud 1;l0P. NJ. III
late through train il tax, N of.
W. q. Hartwick, general agent for On
Folding Automatic Spring Washer, mad
quite a deal last saturday with +.
Glover. Mr.. Glover had been sellin
machines in Harrison, Cumberlan
County, for two weeks, and met Wit
such good success he came 10 Paris Sal
urday and bought all unsold counties
Maine. Mr. Glover sold Lincoln Count
20 p. T.. Buck and A. +. DeCoster. An
Que wanting a county in Maine vi
have to buy il Of +. 5. Glover OF Hair
son.