Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
Miss Mabel G. hathaway is At home

W. F.. kenney was at home from An
burn over Sunday.
Frank Whites family moved to Cor
ham, n. H., Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. A. True of Portland
were at South Paris Saturday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Shaw and Miss Bertha V
Shaw are on trip TO Boston.
Carl Gray made bicycle trip &c
Bridgton the last OF the week.
Rev. ID. b. Dow of Old Town called
Ola several friends here Friday.
Arthur Royal went on the electric road
as conductor Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. wadlin OF
Canton were in town saturday.
The class of 90, South Paris High
school, had a picnic at Gibson's Grove
Friday.
\ good Children's day concert was
given at the Methodist church Sunday
evening.
Walter Z. Maxim shows in Bowker's
window several good views taken at the
Bethel centennial.
II will cost YOU only - cents to have
your watch cleaned st Richards. Main
springs same price.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will install
their officers at their next regular meet
ing on Thursday evening, June 18th.
our base hall boys went to oxford
saturday afternoon and suffered an
honorable defeat at the hands of the
nine there, by score of : TO :.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren SWEET and son
Of Dorchester, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Swett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Nichols. Mrs. SWEET will remain for
the summer.
Miss Eva VI. Richardson went to Bos-
ton Monday morning. She will make a
stay Of about month there. Mrs.
Ethan Willis accompanied her, and will
make short stay.
=. +. Briggs has made an arrangement
with the selectmen, by which he Is 20
grade the new street in the pines, and he
has already done some work on IL, He
has sold several house lots on this
street.
Dr. J. W. Davis Of CharlcmOut, Mass,
has been In town few DAYS. Mrs. Davis
returned home with him Monday, and
their SOP, Conductor Davis OF the street
railway, accompanied them for short
vacation.
The Epworth League will have a
special meeting Thursday evening at
80 81 the Methodist vestry, with a
short entertainment. An members are
requested to De present, 10 transact
business of importance.
Advertised letters in the South Paris
post office;
Mr. Gco. = Buck.
pr. GanciL
n I Harlow
NJ. Charcs r Lowell.
NJ leslie \. Walker.
Mr.. sarah : stevens.
Robert LcaTmOuth.
Children's Day was observed at the
grange saturday afternoon. with recits-
tious and singing by the children from
the various sections of the town repre-
sonted 10 the grange. IL was a good
afternoons entertainment, and the chill
dren did themselves and their trainers
much credit.
Mrs. Fannie Sawtelle Mshlstedt died
On Boston last saturday, and the remaius
we're brought here for interment Mon
day Mr. Mahlstcdt Was a native Of
this town. a daughter of the late iona
than Clark. and has many relatives here.
She WAS on her way here from her home
ia south Carolina when she WAS taken
sick Ia Boston.
The names Of those not absent one day
from the primary school are
Annie St,urbleli. Bertha Merrill, Saiie he
ta-trr. Mortle Bolster. Guy farrar, Charlie
kccnc Nagrire White, Leon Ripley. Chester
Merrill Albert More Eoy Bennett. Ralph Ten
nett Carl Robinson. Lcwie Mar-ton, Arthur
Nar>ton. Ethe. BaIruw-.
Those absent but one day:
Robbie Wheeler. Vida Jennc. Mildred fariin.
Rev. II K. Rose, pastor OF the Elm
Street Uuiyersalist church of Auburn,
viii deliver his lecture, America for
Whom AT New Hall, South Paris, on
Monday evening next, June 22d, AZ half
past :. Mr.. Rose i one of the sbiesi
speakers in Maine, and this lecture has
been delivered 10 large audiences 10 sew
rral Msine towns. Ia Auburn Mr.. Rose
Vas requested % repeat the lecture, and
the audience that attended it, repetition
dl,ed Auburn Hall 20 its limit. This
lecture will be- free, but collection viii
pc taken.