Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-11
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j, Tipp~tt Of Toledo,
o., are visiting az :. Z. N xim's.

| uaV'c mectinss uuting the montn OF Au-
gust.
| Minot White Is visited by his cousin.
Eloridge Lincoln, of jamaica Plain,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Packard and son
Henry of Blanchard are at Silss Il.
Maxim's.
Fred c. Briggs arrived In South Paris
saturday forenoon on the Seaside Special
vestibuled train.
Mrs. c. K. Davis of Washington, ID. c.,
and daughter Myrs, called on friends
here Wednesday.
+. II. Sklllings and 4. c. L. King
started Monday morning on weeks fish
ing trip, "up here"
Miss Edith Wheeler of Roxbury,
Mass, Is visiting her uncle. w. J.
Wheeler, and family.
". 4. S,inchheld and family have
moved into tenement In Kendall Swift's
new house 90 Gothic Street.
Paris Grange Is invited to Join West
Paris Grange in \ picnic at Hammond's
Grove, SHOWS Fails, Aug. 18th.
George ". Cook has taken the contract
20 build Albert n. Parks new house, 10
DC completed the first OF November.
Mr.. :. Baker from Albany, y. \,
and Frank Henery of Chicago, H., were
guests Of Mrs. Ellen Curtis last week.
Mr. and Mrs.. ". b. Gilbert OF Canton
were here saturday and sunday, visiting
Mrs. Gilhert's brother, y. ID. Bolster.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. :. Richardson are at
Poland Camp Ground. where Mr.. Rich
ardson Is engaged through the camp
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Dennison have
moved into the rent in the Chesley house
on Park Street recently occupied by W.
.. rockingham.
John Martin brought In the first sweet
corn last Wednesday. We told YOU he
had good garden, aud having tasted
We know. Thanks.
II. T.. chase and daughter. Miss Mabel
Chase, from Lynn, Mass. are visiting
here and calling on friends, who are
glad to see them sgain.
Rev. Mr.. Bean gave two practical ser
mons SUNDAY, In the forenoon on sab
bath observance, and In the evening a
direct talk on conduct in church.
The stereoptioon exhibition At the
fair grounds Friday evening called out
more Of crowd than the first one. The
pictures were mostly Swiss views.
Miss Margaret Baker, clerk in Wheel
er's Insurance office, left the first ot the
week for a vacation Of two weeks which
she Will spend at Portland and old Or
Chsrd.
Mr.. l.. }. Bodge Of Minneapolis Is
visiting her brother, !. T. Ming. Esq
Her mother, Mrs. ". q. Ming. who has
been visiting her for some time, return
ed o. Paris 18th her.
Mr.. sud Mrs. George r. Crockett &C
compaujsd the camping party which
went % Concord Pond last Wednesday.
This party ran right into two days
rain storm AZ the start, hut the weather
has been better since.
Mrs.. Phrbc Hail, mother Of K. y
Hsu and Mrs.. ". L. Howe. i quite IN.
Mrs Hall i - years % aye. Mrs. Howe,
who Vas visiting her sister, Mrs. Walker,
40 Lewiston. WAS sent for, and Mrs.
Walker came with her. IL i now
thought Mrs. Han will recover.
Ell. Jewell. merchant tailor, from
Berlin, y. II has engaged the rent VA
Gated hy :. =. Maxim IN Davis Block,
aud will open business there about the
1uth Of this month. Mr.. Jewell i a
Young man very highly spoken Of by
those whO know him. both a u man and
a workman.
Under the present train arrangement
We receive four mails day from Boston
aud New ork. one comes on the 1920
4. VI. train. one on the 3 IS 4. NJ. train,
aud the third on the s:lO train. The
other goes up through on the late train
a. night, and is brought back on the
early down train, arriving here at g -
An.
Newton Beers Popular Players will
appear AZ Norway Opera House Friday
aud Saturday evening. Friday evening
the piece is that masterpiece of melo-
drama. lost in London; saturday
evening Mrs. Lovelrs clever comedy.
''Iugomar, the Barbarian" special seen
cry and special features. John y. Pres
ton appears ia his challenge trick banjo
PLAYING and marvellous hsrmouica man
ipulations aud songs Prices, p. - aud
so cents.
N ANYBODY who has been putting
stones on the rails OF the electric road
thinks IL i a ioke. he j. likely To De dis
abused OF that idea. Perhaps he doesn't
know that such an act j. legally known
a. malicious mischief, and the maximum
penalty Is 500 fine or three years i'm
prisonmeut. What damage might De
done bv car AZ full speed striking such
a stone, can only De- guessed. Superin-
tendeut .ee saws il be catches anybody
Who has been Up 70 that, he shall, IN the
interest Of the public safety "a well as
The welfare 90 the road. show him no
mercy-and Mr.. Lee generally means
u hat be saws.
The electric railway will give another
stereopticou exhibition and band con-
cert, with q mile bicycle race, at the falr
grounds next Thursday evening. The
bicycle race i called al : 10 o'clock. IL
i sanctioned by the l.. \. W, and entry
i free 10 all. The views are fine mis-
cellaneou- collection, different from any
thing before shown. Those who ride on
the electrics will be admitted free, but
al others will have 10 pay cents at the
gate, aud this money Will 90 Tor the
benefit Of the band IL is the intention
20 have An entertainment OF this KIND
each week. which will be pleasant ana
inexpensive for the people. Some ne"
feature will be introduced at each one.
BISCoE DISTRICT.
WI. Foster went fishing Friday on
stony Brook.
Mrs. Eunice Corhett recently took a
trip 70 Lewiston.
The Allen boys, With friends, have
been camping out on Cobble Hill.
Mr.. Ed simpson has returned TO New
| York. visiting friends and relatives upon
the way.
Mrs. Jonathan Andrews is sick. We
are informed that the trouble is slow
paralysis.
Miss Grace Penley, aged ;, grooms
and takes care of her colt, "Nlmole
Nelson" aged three months.
\ row OF apple trees alongside OF the
highway. belonging to 4. III. Andrews,
Isl beautiful sight. The fruit Is very
large and bright colored.
PARIS CAUCUS.
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