Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-10-11


Mrs. Augusta Bates Of West Sumne,
is visiting friends at South Pals.
DR.. C. l.. Buck will bc at Rumford
and Bryant Pond Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Chauneey S. Richardson has beer
granted reissue Of pension Of 90 pei
month.
Miss Helen Barnes viii Wait the family
OF her uncle, Frank w. Shaw, In Port
land this week.
E. L. Jewell WAS visited over Sunday
oy his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill,
Jewell Of Naples.
Mrs. Josiah Burnham Of Portland
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +.
Stone, one day last week.
A new jet has been put on the portico
Of the Methodist church, and the work
of painting the building was begun
Monday.
Rev. J. A. Corey. the presiding elder,
will preach at the Methodist church next
Sunday evening at O'Clock. All are In
vlted to attend.
Remember the peoples lecture course
will open next Thursday evening at 40
with Leroy :. Bean as speaker. Subject,
American Citizenship.
Next Friday evening the ladies' Cir
Gle will give the second supper and
socixble OF the season In the vestry OF
,he CONGREGATIONAL church
Albert ID. Park will be auctioneer for
the sale of large amount of property
belonging to the Lambert L. Newton es-
tate Ia Andover, Thursday Of this week.
The sslectmen have appointed George
Y. Tucker trusnt officer, and he has
taken the oath OF office. Youngsters
who are inclined 10 roam will take
notice.
Sumner F.. Tucker Is passing q sub
scription paper TO raise a fund for the
purchase of pair Of artificial legs for
George Twitehell whose case WAS de-
scribed In the Democrat last week.
Mrs. Stanwood of VIM, State Presi-
deul Of the womsn's Relief Corps, made
m official visit 20 VIM. h. kimball Re-
lief Corps, Thursday evening. She was
entertained while here by Mrs. Rounds.
At the Congregational church next
sunday morning Rev. X. j. Hsughton
will preach on The Sin OF lmpurity,
one OF the Master Sins" All are cor
daily invited, the young people espe-
eially.
Mrs. f.. A. Howe had her millinery
opening last Wednesday and Thursday
and had some very pretty hats, bonnets,
fancy feathers and ribbons on exhibition.
Many visited the opening and were
waited on by Mrs. Howe and her assist
ants and were served cup Of chocolate
Paris Grange observes It's anniversary
Saturday, October 10Th, with appropriate
exercises and dag raising and an all day
meeting snd dinner. Norway Grange
has been extended an Invitation TO be
present aud help with the program.
Paris Grange il prospecting and has held
weekly meetings since October at, TO
through the winter months.
The members OF the South Paris and
Norway choruses started for the Maine
Music Festival on the forenoon train
Monday. in good spirits, and snticipat-
ing = pleasant and profitable time. Fol-
lowing sre those who went from the two
villages:
Geo a Brtsgs, South Paris
Albert Dean. south Paris
Leonard :. Sessions. south Paris
y p stone. Norway.
Rev u. :. Rifeout, Norway.
Herman l.. Horne. Norssy.
Frank Pike, Norway.
James Dunn. Norway.
y Hastings Bean South Paris.
Carl Briggs, south Paris
Mr.. Cora :. Briggs. South PARE
Miss Bertha V. shaw, south Paris.
Miss susie Wheeler. south farfs.
Mr.. W ~. pGten, South Paris.
Miss MAY Bickfori. Norway.
Miss Myrtle Cannon. Norway.
Miss Alce Horne. Norway.
Miss Minnie Durgin, Norway.
Miss Alice Smith. Norway.
Miss Frame Paragari. Norway
Mrs. 2. Y. Knapp. Norway.
Miss ins Grifhn. Norway.
Mrs. J. III. Durham, Norway.
Mr. VI. Pride. Norway.
Mis- Hattie Haskell. south Paris.
Miss Hattie Leach, South Paris
Misc Lizzie win-low, south Paris.
Mr. J. = Wright. south Paris.
Miss Carrie Tucker. Norway.
Mr.. Albert u. Park. south Paris
Mrs J. n Bean. South Paris
Mis- Maise Wilson. south Paris
Miss Clare Cannon, Norway
Mrs T : Barnes. south Paris
Miss Grace rhayer. south Paris