Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-05-12
sunday Was seoreher among th,

4 Il. y. Hail i putting IN a cedar hedge
on the Skillings Avenue boundary of his
lawn.
Hon. Geo. \. Wilson has engaged to
deliver the Memorial Day address at
Dixield.
Myron aud Sanger Maxim have taken
the agency for the Warwick and Very
bicycles.
Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Congregational church Friday evening
al O'Clock.
Gary & Andrews lost a camp and
quantity Of tools In the woods fire above
The village sunday.
Mr.. Edward Behr Of the firm of Behr
Bros, piano manufacturers, OF New
York, was Ia town last week.
sunday evening services AZ the Con-
I'gregational church will be held at 80
o'clock instead Of until further notice.
Mrs. James Durham OF Norway Lake,
who died suddenly last Tuesday, was the
mother II MlnOj L. whittle Of this place
cur little rain il accepted with thank
iulns -, and highly appreciated. We
are willing TO take more AZ the same
price.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Farrsr have NOV
IA back into their own house. They
all take their meals al Mrs. Jsckson's
~ before.
Hamlin Lodge will confer the third
rank next Friday evening at o'clock.
The rank will be conferred by the long
torn. Al Knights take notice.
George \. Wise and James Wise have
gone 10 Somerville, Mass, 20 attend the
funeral OF their father, who died sud
denly Of heart failure in the Fitchburg
Railroad yard at that place.
The south Paris drum corps had is
iirst rehearsal Thursday evening. A at
present constituted the corps comprises
eight fifes, eight snare drums, bass drum
and cvmhals. They meet for practice At
Engine House Hall Monday and Thurs
day evenings.
The Knights Of Pythias Of Hamlin
Lodge will attend divine services on
sunday afternoon next AZ the Baptist
church AZ so o'clock sermon by Rev.
II. \. Roberts Penueseewassee Lodge
i expected 20 attend also. Knights are
requested 70 meet az Masonic Hall at ;
O'Clock.
Charles II. Howard Is AZ home from
Boston. aud will be found at his old
place IN >hurt'ef-s drug store. He took
an examination last week before the
Massachusetts, Board % Registration in
Pharmacy, aud Was one OF eight who
were granted registration out Of forty
two applicants.
The '.thiri nine" from Hebron Acad-
emv PLAYED With the high school BOYS
here saturday forenoon. IL wasn't 4
close game indeed. 50 FAR from L that
The score il reported a. 81 10 { In favor
~ Hebron. The Hebron bows ste ice
cream AZ the expense Of the home club
after The game.
Charlie, -. BarroWs Of Portland, for-
merry court stsuogrApher wiki Judge
Virgin. inspected the new court house
last week. while on his Wsy for short
d,hing trip 20 Bolster's Mills, making
the trip from SO0th Paris on a bike. Tie
says hr did good deal more fishing
than be caught ii>h.
The Methodist sunday school has
issued q new library catalogue, arranged
Alphabetically hy authors. II makes
small pamphlet OF tWenty-foUr pages,
with several blank pages for new books
- they are added Quite an addition Of
new books has recently been made. and
the library now contains 30 volumes.
Advertised letters ia the south Paris
post OH - MAY IL:
Eirhari 4 Weber
Richard = Weber.
Mt ? ~ uifthou-c-
Wesley Whitman.
& M Tucker
NJ ThowA- MavConcl
Mr.. Eita 3 Loyc'cy.
Mr. Byrt Damn
Raw \. Chapman, hoy Sho lives
with hi, aunt. Mr. l. t. Wheeler, In
iurci his leg few DAYS since while ~
plsv i'm the school ward, aud il was
found that the large bone was broken
lust 10 the top 90 the shoe. His father,
James l.. Chapman OF RoXbury, has been
down twice % see him since the acct
dent.
4 pleasant occasion occurred At the
residence Of J.K. Clifford last Saturday
/ evening when his daughter, Miss Hsttie
I r. was united 30 marriage with Mr.. J.
IN Mulrtt ot Norway. Rev. Il. J.
| HAught,u performed the ceremony aud
I a few relatives were present. The bride
/ j. a graduate ot Hebron Academy and
has been for some time q popular aud
successful teacher in the Paris schools.
m>CoE DISTRICT.
Mr.. Fred Farrsr has been quite Ill.
| Msvhaskets SIRE having 4 great run.
w hear that Fred Jackson is on the
sick list.
Al. Andrews has bought very nice
Goa OF Mr.. Elder.
Herman Mcheeu has hired out to a.
ID. Peuley for the season.
| W =. Foster il putting in a cellar for
I'd Record Of south Paris.
\. J. Pvuley had peas and radishes
veil up the second Of May.
Charles Sh.dd has hired out for the
season % l.. =. swan of Elm Hill.
Mr.. Peuley has sold his black mare,
Lady May, 70 L. SPoiiord OF south
Psri,.
Ak. Jackson drove by a lot of hogs
90 hi, orchard. He turns out a large
number every summer.
Caterpillsrs promise large crop.
\ some trees are full of their nests. Why
do not farmers cut the Wild cherries IN
which they breed:
We hear thNt Mr.. Watson, grandson
LOT VIM Mckenuey, has had severa !
IhemorIhsges Of the lungs and has gone
20 Colorado accompanied by his mother,
lNrs Margie Mckenney Watson. He has
FREQUENTLY been in this neighoorhood,
Nhen his relatives lived here.
While eating breakfast, May ;, A. j.
Peulev looked out of the window and
,aw three deer quietly feeding IN the
field within twelve rods OF the house.
The two smaller ones trOtted towards
the pasture after staying about ten
minutes, while the larger and darker
one STAYED some time longer and then
followed. They stayed some time longer
IN sight.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.
The special town meeting held Satur
lday afternoon was called 10 order by
? Capt II. y. Bolster.
/, ] Charles Edwards WAS elected clerl
pro TEN, and Col. A. ;. Austin moder