Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-26
SOUTH PARIS.


H. r. Hammond.
VIM. y. Thomas.
y. DAYTON Bolster.
Vim. T. Wheels
George NJ Atwood.
J. 4. Plummer.
J. A. kenney.
The trustees organized by the election
Of officers a. follows:
Alva shurtier. President.
VIM. A. rockingham. Nice-Prcsidcnt.
George a. Wilson, Treasurer.
J. A. Lambe, Henry ID. Hammond,
Herbert VI. Tucker and Franklin Maxim
were elected members OF the Savings
Bank corporation.
Contractor Foster of Dry Mills was at
South Paris last week. Mr.. Foster built
the new brick block and the wooden
mill at Rumford Falls and has had large
experience. He will bid on the county
/ buildings job.
Have YOU seen the laval Ophtha-
mOmeter In the window Of DIR. ). Rich
ards optical office:
Under the direction Of Capt. III. y.
Bolster several valuable improvements
have been made in the O.. \. Il. Hall at
south Paris. Recently the Stuart
Brothers have done a very tasty job OF
frescoiug upon the hall. With all lis
convenience, Including well furnished
kitchen and an annex connection TO the
large hall in |. q. .. r. block, II is one
of the most useful public halls in the
county.
Clifton kilgOre has leased his brothers
farm 81 North Newry for three years.
\. ". Walker has finished his logging
lob at North Waterford.
II suffering from an attack Of nervous,
neuralgic or sick headache call st Stur-
teyant's pharmacy. We will cure your
headache without charge. Sturtevants
Headache Powders contain no opiates;
pleasant 20 take; sure in results. Mailed
20 any address on receipt of price. - cts.
The drama, ''Reoecca's Triumph.
given In the hall by home talent las,
Wednesday evening, was success In
every way. The parts were all well TAX
en-. and the large audience showed their
appreciation Of the good work done by
frequent bursts of applause.
Geo. III. Clifford, Esq, has been visit
ing al Rumford Falls for the past few
DAYS.
At the annual meeting of the High
school Precinct held last Tuesday even
ing the following officers were elected
Moderator , : Wrixht.
Clerk p H. Marshall
Agent J. 4. Lambe.
IL was voted 10 raise $500 for the
maintenance of free high school.
Next "Wednesday evening Luciers
Famous Minstrels will appear in New
Hall. This company have played here
several times, aud have always given a
tirs;-class entertainment. Reserved seats
are now on sale AT ShurtleG>s drug
store.
Rev. Il. J. HaUghton WAS confined to
the house with severe cold several days
last week.
The ladies' social circle will meet Ia
the Congregational vestry next Friday
evening. supper az 6 30, followed BY
an entertainment.
Chester Record ard wife were made
happy by the arrival Of little sou.
March -.
Mrs John Whitman i very sick AZ tn
home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
stuart.
II thine EYES offend thee, do not pluck
them out aud cast them from thee-bLt
call Al Dr. Richards Optical Institute,
W. Pleasant Street, South Paris.
The Paris House i 10 be thorough,
renovated. painted inside and out, and
newly furnished from top 10 bottom, AMI
will 5c opened a. firSt-claSs hotel about
Nav lSt, under the charge OF Mr.. \. Il.
Gee. formerly Of the oxford at Frye
burg The well established reputation
Of Mr.. Gee a. one Of the famous land
lords OF the state. l. sure guarantee
that those seeking his hospitality will
ind the best entertainment aud the most
courteous care.
Advertised letter in the South Paris
pos, Office for Mrs. Nettie Marshall.
News has been received here Of the
death Of Charles Child. former resi-
dent Of this town. whO went west with
the late lAureutus II. Hathaway abOu,
twenty years ago. Child aud Hathaway
lived near together when they were
boys, aud icing near of an sge were to-
gether a great deal. They were Ia bust
ness together until Mr.. Hathawsy's
death, about six months ago. Mr.. Child
was Young mSn who had great deal
of push and energy, and whose charaC-
ter was above reprOSch. He died in
EoSeland, La, Mar. 9Th, where he had
gone 20 look after some business, and
was buried in Glencoe, MIMI, where his
parents reside.
Mr.. J. +. Stanley wishes To extent
her thanks 10 the South Paris Dramatic
Club for the beautiful chair presented
TO her by them.
The singers in Paris Grange are re-
quested 70 meet with Mrs. hate Ham
mond Tuesday afternoon 81 O'Clock 20
prepare music for next saturday, and
also for Pomona which meets April %.
The generous aud tender hearted town
fathers have been fitting up and furnish
ing the old Capt. Woodbury. house near
this viilsge for the accommodation Of
tramps. Perhaps they can be lodged and
fed there cheaper than al the hotel, but
il looks very much like an advertisement
for the Tired TOmmys 10 come aud get "a
free bed and free lunch.
4 two story brick block Is being
agitated on the cOrHer where Wheeler
office now stands.
G. +. kilgore will move 10 North
Newry this spring aud do blscksmithing
The grange contest Was closed last
saturday and resulted in a victory for
the side which was led by Mrs. Davis.
The defeated side, which was led BY 4.
H. Andrews, will furnish dinner for
the grange next saturday. In the fore
noon there will be business meeting
and in the afternoon a public meeting
with the following program: