Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-05

Byron Tuttle Of Rumford was In tow
Saturday.
Nd BARKER Of Berlin, n. H., YES d
town Sunday.
Charles h. Merrill has moved 70 th
CROCKETT place.
Miss Carrie Gray has returned iron
visit In Andover.
Mrs. WIN Edgeriey Of Portland 4
visiting st William Blake's.
Herbert 3. Bonney Of Bath visite,
relatives here over Sunday.
Miss Annie futile Of Rumford Vas
guest Of Miss Rose Austin last week.
Miss Julia p. Morton left Monday To-
Arlington, Mass, where she Il to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Piusree OF Lynn
Mass, are visiting at J. p. Richardson's
Alba Gerry, wife, and two children
OF Lisbon Falls, have been visiting rela'
tives here.
Miss Mabel Hathaway has returned
20 Massachusetts, TO commence hel
school duties.
Mrs. =. z. Chandler aud two little
girls, Of Gilead, have been visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Phelps, Miss Mary Phelps, and
Miss Lucy Morgan OF Portland are
guests at Mrs. Alice Thsyer's.
Miss Emma Haskell, who has been
spending the last two months at her
home here, has returned 10 Portland.
Charles A. Gray, Of the Youths Com
pSnion Office, Boston, spent Sunday and
Monday with relatives and friends here.
Two freight trains day, II is under
stood, will be run to Norway over the
Branch under the present arrangement.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Haynes returned
Sunday from their vacation and Mr..
Haynes Is now at his old place In the
Bolster store.
Mrs. W. b. Edwards took her Sunday
School class on hayrsck ride to Hebron
lsst Tuesday afternoon and most en-
joyable time was had by the young peo-
pie.
Wendell Rounds joined Arthur Shurt-
lei and Harry Wheeler at Camp Com
fort, Mason, Wednesday, and remained
until all came out together Saturday
morning.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
office August +th, 1899:
Mr.. Mama Thomas.
J. NJ. Hannaford.
Mr-. Ruth Dung
Miss Lizzie Stiles.
Carl L. JoriAn.
Miss Ada Abbott, who has attended
The high school and lived st l.. +. Evans,
while on her way from Audoyer TO South
Paris Saturday wss taken violently In
sane 81 Bryani's Pond, aud will be taken
70 the insane hospital,
A. W. Buck OF Excelsior, Mimi, Is
visiting at Mrs. A. j. Records, his sis
.er's. Mr.. Buck was formerly an Ok
lord county resident aud lived at Buck
field. IL has been some forty-three years
since he visited this part OF the state.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. w. 4. Brooks ar
rived 10 town Thursday, and DIR. Brooks
began his work as pastor OF the Con-
,rega;ionAl church Sunday, with COM
nunion service 10 the morning and the
usual preaching service In the evening.
lie was greeted by large congregations
II both services
The first meeting OF the Womsn's
Christian Temperance Union for the sea-
ION il TO be held next Thursday after
loou AZ 3 O'Clock AZ their usual place OF
meeting. As there Is 10 be an election
u officers, and delegates 70 the state con-
Tention are to be appointed, IL Is earnest
" requested that every member De
present.
The Grand Trunk freight house has
been moved 10 Its new location during
he past week. The new short siding
which il directly In front Of the freight
house IL nearly completed, and the old
'idiug has been extended so a. 10 run
directly on TO the (former) Norway
Branch road. The moving OF the freight
house makes even more difference than
vas anticipated In the general appear
.nce OF things, looking either from the
depot or from the court house.
L Ia q manifest Improvement.
The South Paris Centre of the Univer-
,ity Association held It's regular meet
ug a, the home Of the president, Mr..
Henry Fletcher, last Monday evening.
An excellent programme, prepared by
Miss Deering, was carried out. The
evening was mainly given up TO the
.tudy OF Vergil, but let no scofiing
think that on thst account, II
vas dull or tiresome. The study OF
yergil from the schoolooy's standpoint.
with the construction" IL
lutte a different thing from the point OF
view OF University Extension Club
where quotations, discussions OF literary
merit, classical illusions. aud the i'm
mortal story a. whole, are taken up with
An interest that Is In 40 way compulsory,
md that il all the keener for the years
hat have gone by since first speaking
with the Bard OF Msntus."
The president gave very interesting
article on the Life and Works OF Nergii.
recent papers prepared Tor TINS
club since beginning the study OF the
Latin literature this summer:
rhe Comic Poets Of Ancient Rome, Mics Leach
Ronsn tragedy. Mrs Morton.
liis.ov, ~ Rome AMI L. People, Miss Deering
po,,sn Oyntory Mrs. Fletcher.
! !. - ~ the Tvelye Tables Mrs- Rounds
Biography OF Cicero. MT. fescncr'
The roman Religion, MT SSeu-
r.. s.oI,,en ara Mrs.. Howe
w. SonsnirsEy against Casar Mr.. Fletcher.
i-,ns Csissr Mrs. Fletcher.
~ An,honx Harry Morton.
snii. MIS-. Ssurteyant-
OXFORD NORTH FAIR.
Programmes are out for the fifteenth
annual fair Of the Oxford North Agricult-
ural Society, at Andover, Sept. 10 aud
81. Everybody in northern oxiord
knows how successful this fair always
is. The programme Is as follows:
rIRsr pAI.-wEDSEsDAf, sEPr. arH'