Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21

iast wednesday.
Miss Jessie Swift Of Lewiston is visit
ing Mrs. c. A. Record.
Mrs. III. y. Bolster's house on Pleasant
0 Street is being painted.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Buffum of Auburn
are stopping with J. NJ. Cummings.
!. W. ;. Huse has engaged to take care
. OF the Methodist church for the coming
year.
Hosea Bouuey Is building an ell on
his house on Pleasant Street, near the
cemetery.
. y. ID. Bolster Is having the roof raised
, on the ell OF his house, and another
: chamber finished inside.
; Professor and Mrs. Miller Of Paris
Hill Academy attended the Congrega-
tionsl church here Sunday.
Hon. James 5. Wright is putting a
combination hot water and hot air heat
! Jog apparatus into his house.
Archie Curtis was at home last week
for few dsys' visit. lie is employed
! at Chspman's mill in Roxbury.
The assessors have been visiting the
village the past week, listening 10 kicks
sud attending TO other business.
Harry Morton went to Boston Friday,
where he will take course in the Bry-
aut x Strstton Business College.
Mrs. D. y. True has returned from
NeR Gloucester, where she has spent
the winter. and has opened her house
here.
Mrs. John r. Stanley returned Thurs
day from Portland, where she has been
for some weeks, She Is much improved
in health.
The last skate Of the season al the
South Paris rink Saturday night, April
p. Ice cream aud cake served during
intermissiOn.
There Is talk of building a parsonage
| for the use OF the Baptist society
something for which there has heretofore
been no special necessity.
The Berlin Opera Co. will have
! special train from Berlin 10 Norway
Tuesday night, leaving Berlin at I
O'Clock, and returning after the opera.
The great ; IL cents ginghsm sale at
Z y. DAYTON Bolster Il Co.'S was grand |
success About 200 Yards were sold on |
/ Friday. Another 300 ward lot will be |
opened this afternoon AZ 3 o'clock.
Harry Lane, the Norway tailor, car
ries full line of suitings that he makes |
up in the latest styles at prices ranging |
from sl2 20 $50. You will do well To /
call on him when ia want OF new suit.
Miss Lou Robinson desires 10 Inform /
her friends that she will receive pupils |
on piano or organ. Miss Robinson is
pupil OF Miss Plummer, who recommends
Miss Robinson as faithful student OF
musical ability.
Nelson @. Elder will move into ), L.
Maxim's new house on Main Street near
the river when he begins his engagement
in Plummer's store the first of MAY. His
mother. who now lives In the Judge
Deeriug house, viii live With him.
Judge ". l.. whitehouse OF Augusta,
who will hold the May term of Supreme
Judicial Court here, has eng ged rooms
AZ the Grand Trunk Hotel. Mrs. White
house will be at south Paris with her
husband during part or the whole OF
the term.
Winslow Il. and Charles 4. Young,
who are nos occupying one Of j. IL.
Stuart's rents and stable at the Wilkins
stand. have bargained for the Theodore
rhayer livery stable property and will
probably remove 10 the Thaye- stable By
May trst.
The ladies' circle will give au enter
taiument AZ the Congregational church
on Wedue Sdsy evening next AZ : O'Clock.
Tb.. entertainment will consist princi-
pally OF Grecan tsbleauxko b. inierspers-
s.d with music selections ana readings.
Ice cream and cake for sale.
Notice hereby give notice that ex-
penSe will De made on all taxes remain
ing unpaid on and after May lst, a. the
time for closing up same within the
wear Of commitment expires on that
date.
CHANDLER GARLAND, Collector.
South Paris, April g, lS96.
Deputy sheriff Penley OF Bethel
brought George Lsrrabee OF Woodstock
70 Jail Saturday, where he Will stay till
NJ has worked out a fne and thirty days
additional. for cruelty 70 animals. The
wreck of horse which was the source
If the trouble, died by due process of
law.
one of the dirtiest specimens Of the
Cukemyt Order Of Hoboes that ever
struck town made quite sensation here
SundGy afternoon. He was OF an ex-
tremelv dark-White complexion, but that
seemed 20 be due. not To- African origin,
bot 10 the dust of a coal car or some
thing OF that sort.
Advertised letters in the south Paris
post office April 20:
wayerly shepard. Esd.
Mrs Eleida : Royal
Miss Mary Mcnermaid.
Charles Locke.
Nrs nylhney Jackson.
Ni-- Eictfa Doughty.
M J. 4. Cuulcv.
Ncssr- Curtis A Cu-hman.
Talk about wasting sweetness on the
desert air. Two Of our good friends
have made better use OF il the past week.
The Democrat crew Is indebted 10 VIII
StearnS Of SteanS Hill for y generous
quantity of maple syrup. and 10 Frank
Hammond OF Paris Hill for an equally
acceptable donation OF maple sugar. We
are reminded Of the reply made by the
devil in a southern newspaper office TO
an enquirer for the editor lone OF our
subscribers give i'm bGshel 'er 'taters
an D 'er Hour, an | reckon hes
fouuder,d."
Miss ElesuOre ;. Hayden OF Boston,
ms pdolin soloist and teacher Of mando-
lin and banjo. wishes 10 announce that
she is coming 70 Paris June lsr 20 open 4
class on these instruments, provided /
there are enough who manifest their de
sire 20 avail themselves Of this oppor-
tunity. Special inducements will be
made 70 those applying st once. To tue
one who secures class of five for Miss
HAYDEN she will give one quarter les
sons free OF charge. Address MISS
IEIEANORE :. HAYDEN, Day Street,
North Cambridge, Mass.
Here's good rule for pedestrians to
iuscribe on the table of their memory at
this season: Don't dodge bicycle.
/ mis- isn'ta rule without exceptions
executions which common sense VIII
teach. II YOU are on the sidewalk ana
rider runs YOU down, hit him with
club: he'll be better man for II. III
YOU are crossing the street and see
rider bearing apparently directly down
upOu YOU. don't for any consideration
I hr;r,, mn short and dodge back. but keep