Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-08-24

so~ksr has esxas Gesias iato his
as~ store
Mrs Albert ID. Pxrk his be<n visitias
NJ East ssnncr for few days.
MssSrs. Edward Greene and x
Doe Of Walthxm, Msss-, are visiting 81
L. r Cutters.
Mrs. sse,rge Walsh and son % East
Rcchester. y. H., are Visiting her sister.
xrs. c. =. Brett.
Miss GenevA Young entertained a
psrty ~ twenty-shree girls last Thurs-
day Ice cream and bananas were served
aud the little ones had an lawful good
Z tine
Norway Grange extend an invitation
to members cf Paris Grange To meet with
them ~ their annual held day held AZ
The home Of Worthy Master J. A.
Roberts 90 Saturday, August -.
IN. Baptist, Methodist and L Universal
lat sunday schools OF West Paris united
In picnic at Electra Park last Saturday.
About 100 attended and enjoyed the day.
Several remained at the entertainment in
the evening.
Alton Wheeler closed his summers
engagement with W. A. Porter Saturday
and will 90 TO Berlin, y. H., aud other
places for two weeks vacation before
returning 10 Bates College for the fall
term. Will Pratt takes his place at Por-
ter's.
The Jessie Harcourt Company Is Civ
ing great satisfaction at Electra Park.
About one thousand people attended the
Saturday evening performance. Amer
lean Born" and other standard dramas
will be put on as soon as the new scenery
arrives.
Rev. W. II. Bolster. ID. D., OF Dor
chester, Mass, who is spending his va
C ton st Poland Spring, has been up for
few DAYS stopping with his brother, y.
Dayton Bolster. He occupied the pull
pit st the Congregational church on
Sunday.
J. A. Durell OF Somerville. Mass, and
his nephews, Charles and Fred Durell of
Pennsylvania, who are visiting at Ok
ford, called on relatives here Friday.
Mr.. J. A. Durell and Alfred Durell,
ly residents OF South Paris.
Capt. III. y. Bolster, W. :. Starbird,
Franklin Maxim and George W. Cole
left on the early train Saturday morn
ing for the national encampment, G.. A.
r.. at Buffalo. From Portland they,
with the other Maine excursionists,
went by the White Mountain route.
The unknown man who WAS taken In |
last Monday morning, after night
spent out In the rain, was finally ideuti- |
fled as Msrcele Deschsmps Of New |
Auburn. He was taken home Thurs |
day. Deschsmps Is 80 years old and has
always been \ steady, hard working man.
He formerly worked In the Bates mill but |
he has been out OF work long time and
has been somewhat Respondent
few years ago his head was Injured In an |
accident and ever since then he has been |
subject 10 periods Of mental trouble and
Of late the trouble seems 10 have been
increasing.
Next Thursday morning party OF the |
Knights az Pvthias will 60 on an excur-
ison 10 llSrrison-thence thirty-five miles
on the river to Sebsgo Lake. A more |
delightful days outing could not be |
planned for anywhere 10 this vicinity.
The public are cordially invited TO join |
In this trim. II sufficient can be induced |
To 60. the round trip viii not cost
above fiftv cents-and that does not mean |
riding IN q barge. All who will avail
themselves OF this opportunity must In
form Rev X. J. Hsughton, chairman OF
the committee, on Wednesday morning |
at the very latest.
Very good scores were made by the |
BOYS Of the South Paris Gun Club, Sat-
urdsv afternoon, Aug. alst. The shoot |
Of next SATURDAY viii probably wind up |
the bows ready for the genuine sport, ss
September opens the following week
and doubtless there will be good bags OF
woodcock brought 10 for they are very |
plenty this season. Following are the
scores OF saturday, Aug. 81