Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
The oxford democrat,
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v.-ag 10 Ms. Ali>e ThaysTs.
,.,i-ion IN bankruptcy has been iled
D. a L. HichAris % this Place.
NJ. John Carsley and baby Of Farm
.rstoa visited AZ l.. - bihngs Ss'
v,es
frankie Doble went 70 Lawrence,
NJ. last Friday, where his fSther IL
slF.eFet.
u- VI l.. B0nney and ~iie OF Liver
ma-, Fails have been visiting bis parents
49, -rIstives Al south Paris.
Hon. George ID. Blsbee and wife OF
gamfard Fails were in town Wednesday
10 si,ead the Wilson-Grsy wedding
Nelson G Elder, who has been very
popular clerk At j. r. Plummer's Tor the
rxst three wears, has engaged with l..
i. Andrews and will commence there
July hrst.
After the wedding, Wednesday even
ms. reception and verands party were
given the Young people st the home OIL
Judge Wilson. Ice cream aud cake were
served and 8 very pleasant evening en-
joyed.
Hsrrv A. Shorey, Jr., who was in town
lsst week a. one OF the ushers at the
WHsDn-Gray wedding, is a son OF Msl
n. \. Shorey OF the Bridgton News and
is one Of the proprietors OF that excellent
paper.
The STEEL front OF Maxim Block Is on,
above The ground floor windows III Is
4 handsome design In pillars, panels snd
coruices. and IL surrounded BY q cap
piece barring the inscription. Maxim
Block" IL viii be painted in granite,
sud will make altogether the most stun
ung front in town.
commencement week exercises At
Hebron will draw many from here this
week. Clarence G.. Morton Is the only
south Paris student in the graduating
Glass His part in the exercises Is the
presentation OF class gifts. A program
ot the weeks exercises Is published else
where in this paper.
Chas ". B0sker, who has charge Of
he highways 10 this village and vicinity,
Is proving himself the right man In the
right place. Mr.. Bowker, as well ss
several other Of the road agents. knows
that there i nothing in connection with
ruad repairing which costs so little and |
does 80 much good as the use OF the
garden rake 20 keep the small stones out
o. The road.
Alton &. Wheeler, Allen c. Hutchin- |
son sud susie l.. Rounds Of this viilsge
graduate from Bstes College next week.
W Wheeler hss the class history 10 De
30 .vertd on Glass Day, Tuesday, the
.-,n Miss Rounds tool first honor In
Latin aud Greek. which entities her 20 |
sr Grafton ca the program for Com |
Day. Thursday, the 18th
There sre fiftv-fOGr members OF the |
-,suatipg clsss-ths largest class ever !
g-.duated from Bates. The South Paris |
viii probably al engage In
.rtchiug fo7 the present..
3. all b. remembered that subSerip-
...a was started some months ago 20
..s funds for the purchase Of pair OF
disI legs for George Twitchell OF
o. place whose legs were cut of by an 1
Unfortunate accident AZ West Ainot I
The movement Was started by Mrs. Helen |
Frvp White Of Lewiston daughter OF
I = senator Frye-who interested |
friends here and elsewhere Ia his behalf
4 fund was secured not quite sufficient
% purchase the limhs snd now the Select |
mel Of Paris have taken the matter IN
hand aud made the town responsible Tor
,l, reouired balance and the limbs have
been ordered. Mr.. Twitehell Is worthy
vouug nxn and the sid thus given him
can never be regretted by anyone.
Road Commissioner Tuen furnishes
the Democrat with list Of his agents
Who are IN charge Of the roads In the
several sections OF the town, as follows
q " R.wkcr. BF Richards.
u King y Maxim,
r F,rvar l. IL Elhnggood,
4 stevens A q. COrbett.
I " Tucker, y g Curtis,
I ~tr1gt u. h. CLIFFORD.
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