Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-30

Tst-s'. n1t a single toxef
Na-y ueagtiful than you-
U. -tar. bcCau-e ve love you.
Tl- shoe long summer through
III. tep,e blossoms whispered.
~, -sudiuE down a shover
aYrl airing "a Z mAlueD,
we've hloomed our sprfngtime hour;
Or 80 too loUg saoald hnser,
eur raughs would never hold
Pr ar the ift.c Chihtrcn
E. apples, red and gold.
The .ltr maiden pondered
A. pink and peariy white.
Cane towering the petals
Tauu her ruxc;- bright
-. auxhed. and shook them Bghrly,
AMI taen lolked ~ ~ SAY
.N1a sWcctc-t appie blO--ofns.
Bs .g'ck snd ny Away.
Or. 4. L. Hersey of Oxford was in
tova Thursday.
Byron Tuttle OF Rumford was in town
last Wednesday.
Mss AunA Jordan Of Chicago Is visit
i,g her cousin, Mrs. Vim. NJ. Shaw.
NJ 7. ?. Rowland and a party OF
friends are 81 Mountain View Farm.
Ms. Merrill, Of Gorhsm, Msine, was
ENN@a MN \ " " AAkNA : Aa-N WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smiley took
carriage drive in kennebec County last
wees
Mr. David Rounds Of Dsnville Junction
visited relatives in town over Sunday
sui Monday.
Ms. Dr Packard Of West Paris il
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs Car
Ter. 90 High Street.
On Richardson, the Canton florist,
wAs a; south Paris with wagon load
% plants for sale last week.
NJ. and Mrs. +. Z. Douglas, of Win
chester. Mass, are visiting Mrs Doug
.-. father, c. y. Porter, for few days.
Charles Marston and his bows started
Thursday for their annual fishing trip to
The lakes. They 20 by way OF Andover
90 tht south Arm.
Hon George T. Mscomber OF Augusta
and Hon II. L. shepherd OF Rocsport.
respectively president and treasurer OF
the oxford Light Co., were IN town Fri
CAY.
N.. olive J. Griswold, who has sew
e-s. time, In the past few years been 80
e.. thar her recovery wss not expected,
Il, SON ys hat improved in health this
ye4r.
NJ. e. ". Bowker aud little Muriel
Art visiting Mrs. BowkeF's parents, MI
ana Mr.. J. 2. STANLEY. ~ the Auburn
Hatcher. Mr. Bowker joined them
over SUNDAY.
A-y Que having picked up feather
tus ast week, lost Somewhere between
Paris Hill sns south Paris, will confer
sf.yor on The loser by leaving II ~ the
p-macral Office.
NJ, susan Matthews, widow OF Asa
Mathews. died AZ Ansel Swifts last
TUESDAY, night. Mrs. Matthew's WAS -
vear, - age, and had been Ia poor
health for \ long time.
The ,urhing around the soldiers mon
uue-t 10 the park has been reset, and
tr, yrsSs slope between the curling ana
o.. se OF the monument, which had
been -orn % pieces somewhat by chill
t--- has been reconstructed.
Rodney Chandler has moved from the
L-., :. Wright house on the south s'ie
~ -ssut Street into rent 10 Z. Z.
avs house on the same street. Byron
Evan. moves FROM the True house into
p. house vacated by Mr.. Chandler.
I- the advertising columns 7. c. Mer-
sdvertises his residence IN this VII
l..a Cor ssle. From 4 personal inspee-
t.r q be place we can endorse all that
NJ Merrill saws OF IL 10 his advertise
ua-- 7; can - bought ~ bargain.
p. Maxim has bought the Ham
house % the syndicate, and IA liking "
over Ir-oA twO-teuement building with
basement AZ is new location on Pine
Stree. The basement will be mainly
at0,. ground, Nth frame walls, except
j- front.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office Nav %:
N-- Nlrs g. 6ibb-
NJ, a.t'0u pesring.
M T Pat
NJ i1eo~-c Richard
NJ Bean.
NJ Lrruv : PerhAm.
\. Lowe
Read our new serial. They That Sit
1, Darkness, the first two chapters OF
which Sre published this week. There
Is adventure enough 10 IL 70 keep you
Interested aud il is good easy reading
l, siso gives little insight into the con-
ci,iDus u life IN the wilder portions OF
Australia az an earlier period. But read
!, mainly for entertainment, not for In
>truction.
\ hearing WAS held at the court house
last week, before Charles T. whitman a.
referee, ia The case Of Sarah j. Chesley,
for benefit % !. f. Ordwsy, w.. Ellen +.
Asybury. Mrs Chesley Is the widow OF
The late Moses Chssley Of Oxford. The
suit : on promissOry note for slOo
he defence i practically al account ~
'et-of, against Mrs. Chesley. A. >
Aimoall for plaintiff; J. NJ. Libby fo'
defendant.
Frederick B. Weber. son OF Mrs. Z
I. Wehber Of South Paris, who enlisted
IN no navy last October. and IL now on
the l ;. training ship Alliance, ha'
sent 70 bis mother some interesting wal
relics including three pieces OF the sur
render tree. = little ball from MORE
=. -Ns hafAuas aYf'Nt VI SsoN1
Aauser bullet from the Spanish shil
Oqlendo, TWO spanish infantry buttons
apiece Of An old fort at San Juan Hill,
,So-and-s-hslf spanish penny and
'enezuelsn silver penny.
Register Of Deeds Bean calls attention
20 recent ruling in regard to revenu
stA&Ss on eonveySnces, to the efiec
tnAi TIE stNmps must be sffixed oefor
the documents are delivered. |, IL no
NneomsSn for deeds TO be sent 10 un
stamped. ~itb request that the registe
snail srx the necessary stamps and 10
Siade the amount of them In his oil
Now while the register Ia willing to q
this as personal accommodation, wher
me parties are responsible, there
%uoas doubt a. TO his having any rigf
20 DO u, sud he has 20 decline TO reeeiv
SRstAmped deeds. He keeps the stzmT
oa AAnc, aud viii supply them 70 an