Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21

Miss Sadie Green Of New York Il q
guest at Judge Wilson's.
Miss walker Of Denmark has been
visiting at A. w. Walkers.
Mrs. Park Il at East Sumner. called
there by the Illness Of her mother.
The tearing down Of the remains Of
the ell at the Ham place was begun Mon
day morning.
Miss Julia p. Morton has returned
from Rumford Falls, where she is en-
gagged in teaching.
The graduating class Of the high
school went to Flagg & Plummer, Lew
iston, Saturday, for their class pictures.
The store In Masonic Building is being
lifted up for w. l.. Farrar's occupancy.
tie will open q stock OF groceries some
time next week.
The class Of Us Of the South Paris
grammar school with their teacher and In
vited guests had very enjoyable picnic
AZ Electra Park Saturday afternoon.
The Good Templars viii hold . meet
ing this Monday evening In Norway at
the home Of Miss Hortense Gregg. All
members are cordially invited to come.
The Democrat Is informed that princi-
pal Gerrish Of the high school, whose
work during the past year has been very
satisfactory, will be retained for the
year to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Rowland, who
Ia hSap - IN Vta~r ~ H<,v q
few days, returned TO Boston Monday
Mr.. Howlsnd's daughter, with q COM
pany Of friends, is expected at the farm
in July.
The Mechanic Falls nine who were
beaten by the South Paris second nine
On the lltb, came here Saturday after
noon and played return game In the
school yard. Score IL TO In favor Of
South Paris second.
Charles ii. Howard Is one Of six can |
didstes who passed out Of eighteen who |
recently took the examination before the |
Maine commissioners Of pharmacy. OF
the six. three graduated this year from |
the Massachusetts, School Of Pharmacy.
utIt pOt Souln airs WoLuau Wuo
has decided to be dressmsker. Custo- |
mers are r, guessed TO stand on their heads |
10 be INT assured She fought pattern, cut
aud made waist for herself and then |
made the very important discovery that
the thing WAS upside down. Now she's |
out cunning for the one who told the |
Democrat about IL and there'll be lively |
business for sn undertaken soon
You can subscribe for the new war
loan per cent United States bonds at
the post Office or 1T the savings bank In |
any amount from $40 up, At par. The
loan will probably be subscribed some |
where from three to five times over, but |
individual subscribers are to be given |
the preference, and IL IL probable that
the whole loan Of two hundred millions |
will be- taken by individual subscriptions |
In the L nited States.
You NAV know John Martin and have |
some knowledge Of his reputation as =
successful ticker OF the soil. We had
the pleasure Of his company while driv-
ing up Hin Street the other day. Says |
John, IL suppose you've heard OF the |
garden OF Eden We admitted IL. |
well. sir" continued Brother Martin, |
''it's been moved It's now located right |
over that fence there, and that gateway |
that you see Il the golden gate, and in |
side You'll find corn up TO your knees, |
and potatoes that are more vigorous than |
a spanish fleet -
The following Is the honor list OF the |
Pleasant Street school, summer term. |
Those not absent one-hslf day:
Bertha Jacobs, Merton Nilctt,
Hazel joriSn. Kay Jenne,
Vida JENNIE, Frank Perkins,
Hazel EDWARDS. Harold Cutting.
Margerv Butler, Carroll tufnng,
Ernest jordan. vernon Thomas.
Ciaud Thomas, RANK fhonAs-
Willis Walker, Earl Bessey were alb
sent only one dsy. Eva Muirhead Was
absent only two DAYS Of the last week,
on account 90 accident.
GERTRUDE JONES, Teacher.
AZ per advertisement, the selectmen |
received bids last Saturday for the build
ing of the new road from point near |
the residence OF Aaron o. Corbett TO the
Hebron line. The bids include the COM
plerion Of the road and furnishing OF all
material for culverts, bridges, ETC., and
we're as follows:
VIM. r. Russell. --..-.....--.-..--.$ ISIS per rod |
J. ,. Sing and W X CLIFFORD l-ss 4"
The contract was let to King and
Clifford. the lowest bidders, the road TO |
be completed and ready for travel oy
Oct. Is.
The names OF those pupils Of the Main
,.kanl xRhn NOT II
absent one-hslf day for the term closing |
June l., are "a follows:
Eva SWEET. Georgia Clark,
Josie WaldrOn, Robbie HAM,
Rose Murphy, Jimmie Smn,
Uslen Holman. STANLEY Shuten,
Efie Hardy, Berue Casn,
Geneva Young. Nell Lo.v)vN,
Marguerite swan, Clinton Mchcen'
Ro-se Clark Henry Howe. |
Irvtnv Rsrrous Prescott Pratt.
Those absent not over one day.
ANY HAYDEN. Carl Robinson.
Lula Merrill, Mlper swan;
IoTi.e Sumner. Roland Haggett,
Miaired Ham, Merton h.nA,'
Ruth Blood Walter Dwinal.
EMMA +. SHURrLErF, Teacher.
The following are the names OF pupils
AZ the Porter Street school who were not
absent during the present term:
r-.n...J Cummings, Gladys I. Damon.
ents rxrrnr Muri J. Monk.
Srsr.e Y Dean. Mary l.. Berry,
Nm. p noble Robert Henry,
ph5,," Il Ronney Harland Damon,
80. VI F,ed Rixpah X. Morton,
itnnI. v Dean Harry A. Titcomb.
Carroll l.. Doten, Myoer NeeunAH'
Lila VI. >wifr, Saun n StAk.
Angie NJ. Ripley. Lucy heeiy'
I Gurff- Louie w 1lhks
CiTde II. Hebbari. Virgil A. Rawson.
Those that were absent one-hslf day:
Leslie r. Curtis, Charlie T. henry
Those that were absent one day: