Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-08-29

| MIRA J. p. Richardson ID visiting /
Madison.
| Sarah Small Of Aubarn b visitin,
Mrs. Sarah Clark.
Miss Clara Stlnchneli Is spending
few days in Portland.
Mrs. y. L. Douglas Of Winchester
Mass, Is on q visit to relatives here.
Miss Ella j. Libby Of Brookline, Mass.
Is here on visit. AZ George r. Morton's
Miss Lettie Fxrrar Of Auburn has bee,
spending few weeks with friends ana
relatives here.
Harry n. Wheeler and Arthur n
Shurtleff are spending q few days a
Beans camp In Mason.
Frank Haskell and wife and son Franl
OF Auburn, were guests Of his sister
Mrs. Rounds, over Sunday.
Rev. W. II. Bolster and family OF
Nsshus, n. H., are guests Of N. d. Boil.
ster and wife for few days this week
The hour OF Sunday evening service ai
the Baptist church viii be oi.lock
from now on, instead Of : 30 as during
the summer months.
Paris Grange viii give 3 reception to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Andrews, Tuesday
evening, August 70. All members OF
the grange are expected to be present.
Miss Maud b. Carter left Monday
uan -, - a In Aa
model school at Pennington, and Miss
Mertie G.. Walker aud Miss Evelyn Mar
shall went TO the same place to attend
the normal school.
The cispboards are going on to Maxim
Block, and the floors are going In, and
Ss the building progresses toward som-
pletion u continues To give more and
more promise OF being a particularly
handsoms building when done.
The Congregational Sunday School
viii hold It's annual picnic at GibsOn's
Grove, Thursday Of this week. As the
water In the lake IL 90 low that the
steamer can not run to the landing, the
picnickers viii be carried through from
here In bsrges.
A COW belonging TO George A. Briggs
fell into a well In Charles Merrills
pasture on the Crockett place Sunday.
A stream OF water WAS put into the we'll,
and the COW wss ficsted to the top and
rescued, but her bath is likely to have
serious consequences.
The Lost grip stirred things up here
considerably Wednesday. The Demo-
crAt Office was bureau Of general in
formation-or rather of general In
quiry, for unfortunately, In this case
However, II Is pleasant 20 be able 10 re
port that the lost grip WAS found near
Pine Grove Cemetery, with its valuable
contents intact.
Harry A. Morton and Clarence G..
Morton will leave here Thursday for the
Rsngeley region. They will take with
them q canoe, y tent, and full camping
outfit in the most approved and con-
densed form, and will spend the entire
month Of September in the Rsngeley
region, fishing, hunting, canoeing, rest
log, or otherwise, at will, making their
own camp and doing their own work.
Some time since South Paris mer-
chant advertised special sale with the
BLANK Is crazy again" Sat-
urdsy night be accidentally went home
leaving his store open, and his show
goods outside. Sunday morning when
be happened by be discovered that some
friend had set the show goods inside,
and had hung on the door the announce
ment, BLANK Is crazy again. Look out
for him"
Several OF the ladies aud gentlemen OF
the Congregational society were busily
= number OF days last week In
laying the new carpet and otherwise
putting things in shape in their vestry.
The carpet IL q handsome one, and con-
taiEs 80 yards. The vestry has been
thoroughout, all the wood
work and furniture being painted and
vanished. The cloak room has also
been painted and pspered, and new
rope mating will be laid Ia the vesti- |
oule. Electric lights will probably be
put in st once, and various other minor
will be made.