Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11

Miss Eta Royal Is at work In tn,
shoe factory at Yarmouth.
George w. Cook and wife are on
visit to relatives In Csnad,.
Mr.. L. NJ. SWEET returned to Mt
Hermou last week where he is attending
school.
The ice in the river IL 10 l-2 inche:
thick. Cutting won't begin till IL get,
thicker.
The Bates College students returned
Monday morning, the term opening
Tuesday.
Miss Iva McArdle, who entered Farm.
ington Normal School last week, stood
third In class Of fifty-eight on exsmiu-
alton.
IL took four cars, with people hanging
on ''by their eyelids,n TO get the crowd
from this village to the Blauvelt concert
at Norway Thursday evening.
The South Paris Savings Bank was
represented At the meeting OF the Saw
ings Bank Association OF Maine, at
Portland Jan. lst, by II. +. Hammond
aud George NJ. Atwood Of the board OF
trustees.
Portland friends OF Miss Minnie A.
Piummer learn that she Is working dill
gently under Vaunuceini's careful In
struction, and has sung before many
Italian celebrities, who are enthusiastic
In praise Of her voice aud style, declsr-
Ing that the divine spark Is hers, which,
joined 10 her indefstigsble industry, will
surely create the great artist.
Mrs. Ernest Z. Psrlip. who had been
III for week or two, but was thought
TO have passed the critical stage, died
sunday noon. Her father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Gilman Of Farming
ton, and her brother and his wife from
Madison, had been here for several days.
They all left on the early train Monday
morning for Pennington, the former
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Parlin. Mrs.
Psrlin was an estimable young woman,
aud has made many friends during the
short time she has been here.
The following officers Of Paris Grange
were installed for the ensuing year last
saturday by Past Master Herbert NJ.
Tucker:
Mas,cr-A. II. Andrews.
Oversecr-w 4 TwitcheIL
Lecturer-Nrs. ~. q. Curtis.
>tewari-Richard Gates.
Assistant Stcvari-A. l.. Holmes.
Lady Assistant >tcward-Mrs. Hattie Millett-
ChapAin-S. VI. King.
Treasurer-H n. Hammond.
Secretary-Mr-- :. T. JACK ~on-
Cate keepcr-L. Whitman.
Ceres-Mrs. A. H. Anircws-
fiora-Mrs. e. W shaw
LibrSrian-Mrs Richard Gates.
Ch0ristsr-Mrs. Chss Edwards.
The following officers of Mt. Mica
Lodge, No. Il, |. o. q. F., were INSTALL
ed last Thursday night by District
Deputy Grand Master, +. +. kimball,
assisted hy W. l.. Bonuey Grand Mar
shsl. A. T.. Shurtleff Grand Warden, A.
\. Bird Grand Sec, O.. L. Tucker Grand
Treasurer:
. II. sarrar. &c,
IL l.. swan, '. q.
a. n morse. Sec.
Franklin Maxim, TrcAs-
Luther Hollis. Warden.
Prank Rarrows. Conductor.
4. D shurtler, X : q.
\. T.. Dean. l.. :. y. -.
X. 4. Chandler. X =. :.
Clayton Churchill. l.. :. ;.
Irwin Andrews, O. q.
Kills DOble, |. u.
W. l.. Bonney, Chap.
W. A. BArruws. x :. v. g.
Iii swan. l. :. '. q.
ELM HILL.
Fred Given and wife were st Henry
Burgess last week.
Mrs. :. T.. Jackson called on relatives
and friends here last week.
Charles Marshall, OF West Paris, WAS
here on business last Saturday.
Abble Swan has been to Norway car
ing for Mrs. +. F. Swan, who Is sick.
+. A. Dudley will work with four
horses hsuling lumber from Greenwood
10 West Paris.
BsCoE DISTRICT.
Claude Huston Is boarding with A. j.
Penley.
People are beginning 10 harvest the
ice crop.
Llewellyn Huston is st work for
Henry herr.
;. II. Wsrdwell was through here
buying cows last week.
Mrs. T.. A. jackson, who has been
quite III, il somewhat better.
Frank Fsrrar from Massachusetts, is
visiting his brother, Fred Fsrrar.
c. X. and A. J. Penley recently went
COW hunting and drove home five very
nice ones.
Johnnie Porter IL hauling wood 10
South Paris with a very nice team OF
four steers.
c. X. Penley was recently offered 500
for pair Of Holsteip cows, which he
refused. Soon after one Of the cows
dropped foe twins.
a. h. Jackson went mp TO his orchard
one dAy last week TO tend his bees. He
accidentally dropped very large hive,
and. 20 use his own language, Then
haas u.s mad now tell We -