Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-07-21

5~SeANN ~ VIZ pNaaN.
Principal winga,e of the high school
was in town Saturday.
Miss Hannah Buck from Someryille l.
visiting at Frank Maxim's.
Mrs. Geo. A. Wilson Il making a visit
to Belgrade, her native place.
W. b. Royal Is very low, and is ex-
pected 10 live but short time.
The Methodist Sunday school enjoyed
picnic at Gibson's Grove last Tuesday.
Mrs. W. H. Cook, who has been at
Lisbon and Poland Camp Ground, has
returned home.
+. l.. Parlin was displaying a stalk of
herdsgrass Monday morning which was
> feet Ia inches tall.
Mrs. Griufill Stuart and Miss ollie
Stusrt are At Evergreen Landing, Peaks
Island, for fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Giles of Abiug-
ton, Mass, have been visiting friends
here during the past week.
The Sunday excursion train to Port
land took about twenty from this place
aud about thirty from Norway.
Rev. |. A. Bean will by request repeat
his sermon on Gossiping at the Metho-
dist church next sunday evening.
Next sunday will be debt-raising Sun
dsy throughout the Methodist denomi-
nation, aud the church In South Paris
will properly observe the day.
The adjourned board OF trade meeting
Friday evening adopted code OF by
laws, and adjourned 20 Wednesday
evening. when officers will DC chosen.
!. r. Plummer delivered new Column
hia bicycle 20 DR.. Il. +. Bradbury of
Norway Saturday. \ bicycle Is too
awful handy" for a physician to do
without, Ia this age OF wheels.
Every other evening during hot wealth
or, the street railway win run recreation
trips, from 80 till Tor VI. Cars will
run every fifteen minutes at one fare
round trip. Not good to stop over.
The ladies OF the Relief Corps extend
cordial Invitation 10 the members of
the G.. \. K. Post and Sons of Veterans
10 basket picnic At q. +. Penley's grove
ON saturday afternoon, July 18th. Ho,
coffee will De served AZ six O'Clock by
the ladies.
There are about forty members Of the
south Paris Methodist church that are
over seventy years old. The Epworth
League will give them y reception al the
yestrv ~ the church Wednesday after
noon, July -, from 10 6 O'Clock, with
a general reception In the evening.
4 leading Democratic lawyer from the
western part Of the county came over 20
probate court last Tuesdsy-one week
too early. The mistake WAS attributed
to the seton Of The late PopOcratulistic
convention. He's a sound money man,
80 no wonder hc Was upset some.
l.. ". Hollis 20, quite blow Satur-
dsv forenoon, hy a stick flying back
from a plsner upOn which he Was work
ing AZ thc sled factory. The stick struck
him in the side. sni inflicted blow
which 70 was 20 first feared might have
G used injury, but he i doing well aud
comiug out all right. though h" il under
~. doctors orders 20 keep quiet for n
few DAYS The same forenoon l. L..
Powers sustained similar injury from
A stick thrown bsck from n saw, but II
proved to De nothing serious.
Elm NIL.
There viii BE- preachiug at the school
house July - at 3 I'm.
Mrs John steven, has pink growing
outdoors which hiss 800 blossoms.
Mr.. aud Mr.. John Stevens returned
last week from visit 20 relatives al
Gorham and lancaster, y. II.
F.P. Burbank has been engaged to re-
pair the school house 20 the extent OF
making it comfortable for winter.
Skuuks have visited our poultry yard
and reduced our flock OF chickens. An
81 swift has also lost sixteen and sever
al dozen eggs.
Through the efforts of Z. A. Dudley
our neighborhood burial ground has
been greatly improved. The bushes
have been cut. and new fence placed at
the front.
EISCOE DISTRICT.
Striug beans the 18th.
Bert Jackson is having for his brother
Fred.
John l.. Peuley is working for Mrs.
Bird.
Mrs. Z. A. Jackson is entertaining
company.
Mrs. Z. l.. Jordan is very low. She
has a cancer.
". Foster Is having for Hiram Love
10Y on the plains.
Mrs. sarah Penley was ia this neigh
borhood making calls last week.
Mrs Russell OF Phillips Is visiting her
sister. Mrs simpson, AZ Will Fosters.
Mrs. simpson has passed week of great
suffering.
Mrs. Emma Chase Powers of Haverhill,
Mass. Is visiting her cousin. Mrs, \. J.
Penlev. Mrs. Powers is 4 native of
Waterford.