Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-26
yhe oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.

past week.
Mr.. Troy has moved his family to Cor
ham, y. II.
Miss Ellie Mayhem Is visiting friends
here this week.
Miss lbs l.. Holman OF Auburn visitec
relatives here last week.
Frank Beck has been clerking for I.
B. Andrews the past week.
Mrs. A. &. Bessey Of waterville visit
ed relatives In town last week.
CLAYTON n. Brooks Is at Hebron coach
ing the academy football team.
DR.. Wight OF Medford, Mass, visited
At Wallace Ryerson's the past week.
DR.. Carroll and wife OF Brysnt's Pond
visited al ;, c. ordwsy's last Tuesday.
Newton stanley, OF Portland. visited
his brother, Writ Stanley, over Sunday.
Mss Mary Dwinal Of Mechanic Falls
has been At VIM. Blake's for few days.
Richard Brown OF Portland, and a
lady friend, spent sunday At John Eme-
ley's.
Edwin =. Drake OF Portland visited
friends here and attended the fair last
week.
pr. VI. L. BOnney Of Livermore Falls
vzs In town Wednesday calling on
friends.
DR.. Morse Of Canton i spending a
teS days with his friend, DIR. j. G.. Lit
tle6eld.
Golden Cross meeting tonight, Mon
day. All members are requested 20 be
present.
Mrs. samuel Knight OF Bridgtou Cen
ire has been visiting her sister, Mrs ;.
Richards.
Mrs. L. o. Jewell, who has spent the
sumner AZ Rumford, has returned 20
wm. Blake's.
George Tirrell and wife OF Boston
have been visiting relatives here during
the past week.
Mr.. Wilbur Holt Of Boston has been
stopping for few DAYS with his mother
90 Park Street.
l.. Williams, OF the New England
Telephone and Telegraph Company, was
iu town last week.
Mrs. A. ;. Hall % Buckdeld has been
yi.iliog her friend, Miss Gertrude Hall,
for The past week.
Mrs. Nellie Msybury and two children,
Of Yarmouth, are visiting her father,
Bradbury Whitten.
Miss Alice Greene u taking forced
vacation from l.. 4. Andrews store 90
account OF sickness.
G.. L. Bucks Office will be closed
Thursday and Friday Of this week As he
goes 20 AndOyer then.
Mr.. l.. f. Pulsiter goes To Boston this
week with his ash sitter for the purpose
Of Introducing il there.
Miss Grace ThAyer and Mrs. Ella
Pray Of Providence, X. spent Sunday
with relatives AZ kumford.
Miss Mertie Maxim has accepted a
position ss teacher OF a school ia Jeter-
son. Mass, and has gone there.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Chandler Of West
sumner have been visiting their daugh-
Ter, Mrs. l. +. Pulsifer, for few days
the past week
The Peoples Water Company have
called special meeting 10 arrange for
putting 10 more wells TO increase their
supply OF water.
John Martin furnished milk for the
oxford County fair FROM his two cows,
and i completing arrangements 10 fur-
ash the Boston Food Fair from the
surplus.
Mrs. J. u. Haynes has been entertain
iug her father and mother, Levi Newell
aud wife, and other relatives from
sumner aud Abingdon, Mass, during
The week.
Walter Z. Stinchfield Of Co. h, Forty
sixth L. :. Infantry, now stationed AZ
amp Dalton, South birmingham, Mass,
has been visiting his father, VIM A.
S,iuchfieid, for five days furlough.
Mrs. ABBY NJ. Thompson, who has
teen Ia sheriff fuckers family for sever
ii months. died Wednesday morning At
The age OF G6 wears. Her remains were
aiken 20 hssots, MINI, for interment.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office September 10th:
Mrs. r. NJ Luut.
Mrs Mary ". freseey.
Mise Ancs &. Jordan
NJ ". ". RlteOut
The office hours al the post office
haven't been changed, but IL you should
hsppen around and ask the postmaster
something about knocking off an hour
esrly saturday, like other worsmen, per-
hsps he will give you cigar.
Frederick B. Weber Of the L. ;.
Navy Is here on visit 10 his mother,
Mrs E. Z Weber. He has been on the
training ship Lancaster, but expects %
20 on % one Of the bsttleships when he
returns from his leave Of absence.
A South Paris business woman is con-
templAtiug taking the spring lock on her
store door. She went out on an
errsnd the other evening and left the
kev inside. and bad 20 ges ladder and
s. man 10 20 IN through the back win
dow.
Al the NJ. +. church next Sundsy the
pastor will preach in the morning a.
usual, and in the evening al O'Clock the
Presiding Elder. Rev. A. ;. Ladd, ID. ID,
viii preach. DIR. Laid is very fine
preacher and We trust will have full
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". b. Gilbert OF Canton
visited Mrs Gilbert's brother, y. ID.
Bolster, Thursday. They were intend
ing 10 remain day or two, but were
calIed home that night by the news that
their son Ralph had broken his arm
playing football.
The Ladies' Social Circle viii meet IN
the Baptist vestry st 30 O'Clock next
THURSDAY evening There will be CO.
lopisl exhibit, consisting of ancient and
rare articles, old fashioned music snd
recitstious. Mr.. A. L. Morse Will re-
cite ia his usual happy manner. A cor
dial invitation il extended 10 all. Al
mission Is our regular circle fee OF nve
cents.
Two little tots were watched, unoo.
served, as they stood In the doorway OF
their home enjoying the rainfall succeed
ing the severe drouth last summer. Inc
little fellow OF Ia years said TO ms SIS
ter years Younger, Look up snd say
thank YOU God for the water she
looked up reyerently snd in her sweet
way said Il thank 90 God for the water
Truly, "Out Of the mouth OF babes sno
sucklings thou hast perfected praise
Albert d. Park has new member 10
bis family-Plseido Alfonso, OF NaisnAss'