Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-09-22
STATED MEETINGS.

t-.ts. evening" at Masonic Hal.
VI, cassie Briggs has returned from
bs-v.,.. -1 Portland.
Everybody was glad to see Frank
Baur., ride in front.
Nv abroad time cards At the Demo
s-- .y tuesday morning.
Nj. STELLA VI. BOwker Of Brysnt's
p.-5 h.> been visiting al -. F. Bow
s,-,.
u rs Bent. formerly Of this place,
and -.V living In Massachusetts,, Is in
uv..
FN Burrows Of North Acton, Mass,
visited h, relatives in this place last
r,yS
NJ. hate Phillips sud two children of
LYNN Mass. visited Miss Hattie Burnell
s,- week
NJ srd Mrs. Fred Howe and baby
-.u W-,ham, Mass, are visiting al
Wat Whites.
AL Wulums. OF the New Euglsnd
Telephone Company. was IN town dur
c,,he tair.
Doctor siI Ia and the barber KEEP,
1a shaving Guess 20 $40 and Bumpus
sei- n- mi.lng.
you msy scare a. many partridges to
asa-b LOW ss YOU want 20, and the law
sever touch YOU.
a. che ladies are invited 10 picnic At
%, Methodist, church Thursday Bring
uol- 6ustpsns, etc.
Hs--v Morton and his daughter Grace
~ Auburn visited his parents. Mr.. and
NJ, D. !. Morton, last Friday.
Ms, Eleanore : HAYDEN, who has
sr.., the summer here. has returned 70
her home in Cambridge, Mass.
gep. 4. Wilson, IT. Charlie >tusrt
.fi Clarence Morton made bicycle
--.. 90 Bridgton aud return Friday.
Miss Ruth Casweu Of Auburn sud
NJ. Jane Clark of Livermore have
been visiting Mrs Oscar '. Whitman.
Don't monkey with the merry-go-
-lund. one south Paris boy i nursing
vrenched arm a. the result OF doing 80
Rev. Mr.. Bean will De away next sun
5.y. and the Methodist pulpit will be
supplied hy Rev. !. \. Harding Of Nor
Way.
More or less local matter i omitted
.-.u The Democrat this week. for reA-
..., which will undoubtedly De apparent
os-.
Tn, Knights Of Pythias Of Hamlin
Lodge Vi.l work the 2d rank on Friday
-.,a.aE next at . 30. All Knights are
invited.
rh. ,,hools were let out two DAYS for
.ts fair. and then the pOStponement dis
4--..s,t things. so that there WAS nc
-0-y school for the week after Tuesday
hard wood floor has been laid
-I s. lambe's store, and other i'm
--.,,...t, made, and the stuart
,-.l.-, are now painting on the build
.
49,, bean has moved her dre{smsk-
- ..u, 90 the rent over y. D. BOZ
se-N co.'s store. formerly occupied by
NJ Ws srr. who has moved into his
-se house.
Is outrage. We travellers, The
--3- company has notified the select
l,. .... par, Of our new iron bridge l.
n. .h.nsE. 10 there i prospect OF
Zs. some time.
lF uammer has bought out the en-
.-- ,-.. % goods Of Wise y Glass at
aver. .N ,rice. The Wise 4 Glass
s0-a pa closed until next saturday,
>,,, t when IL will be opened TO
s... Dee goods. and many rare bar
be. Df'yrpf
N., Jennie Tirrell has closed her
>1 Elm Hill and will attend
..-r .Eer,jtv this fall. The Elm
b. ,.r.. IS 90 DE continued under the
.,.- 70 Miss Gertrude Jones, who
-,... teaching the Bolster school.
.t. ATS iu the latter school have
,,.rred 20 this village for the
--. Scr g the term.
Aa.. SET letters ia south Paris post
-e ~.g-. 4lst:
w. -r
N-, e.. AMI
~ H.wa-I.
Fl-tusy..
>g. ~tsr,leG. Esq, wrote 70 per
"- '-ai iu Lincoln, Neb., asking
a'T NJ 6-ytu stood there. The reply
speak, highly Of Mr.. Bryan a. mSn,
.i .h. writer says Bryan Is good
l-- . L., fallen into bad company.
..ay..r-- q what he represents the
A-t .-.aues There Is not Bryan
'-.- ..r whole block, aud Mr.. Bryan
,ar-y his own ward, precinct or
- IL. - ftrl PanrlIt
L--- -r,u to think il BRYAN Is elected
g.. rtr., and calamity will surely To-
9F. They, was great rejoicing here by
a. Republicans when they heard from
Maine.
The Grand Trunk authorities have
-e'-1 'l- petition regarding train ar
a,- Gsa'., have considered IL, and have
.r'- c.pUsly pleased 70 grant u.
--" .,L- table went into effect M0ndSl
morning BONN trains now leave south
ia-.> 3d., .}l aud q 40 a. NJ, and 4:l5
jp trains leave at $40 A. NJ,
.' t.j >.H3 Pm. The afternoon mail
1 .a- restored, and instead Of the TIVE
-,-'-S Trains. one through train TriveS
N>ti We think this arrangement o.
gam, viii be- very satisfactory % the
.'A patrons If the road, and will CIV
z, Train and mil service that will b,
d" we could reasonably expect.
Elm HILL.
Nrs. Npurruse Hollis has been suffer
several weeks from abscess OF the
4 The first prize for house plants, also
". a1~ers, at the fair, came TO this
aeshborhood.
There has been good harvest of grain
~ DOW the farmer waits for the thresh
machine to put in an appearance.
Among the visitors here fair week We
1'Herd NJ and Mrs. Archie Curtis al
Gpxoury, Mrs. Henry Kerr and jaime :
ARSON Of Gorham. y. H., and Mrs
y xier Lowell Of Auburn.
he scholars enjoyed a vacation fai,
Sees as their teacher. Miss Tirrell, hs
,osed her school here, having decide
" enter Colby University this fall. We
sorry TO lose Miss Tirrell. as she ha;
Sesu very successful In her work here.