Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-16

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James d. Williams Il spending fev
days With his old frieuds at South Paris,
Charles Smiley and wife have returned
from North Caroline, where they spent
the winter.
Rev. X. G. Hsrbutt Of Searspcrt viii
preach at the Congregational church
mex, Sunday.
Mrs. G.. A. Record from Norwell,
Mass, Is here on a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Crockett.
Professor A. w. Anthony OF Bates
College supplied the pulpit Of the Con-
gregaticnsl church on Sunday, morning
and evening.
:. Sanger Maxim Is at home from
Shsw's Business College, Portland,
where he has taken course during the
past winter.
Miss Joan Stesrus, who has been
ter, Is visiting her parents, 5. Porter
Stearns and wife.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
office May 18th:
Mr. Elizabeth NJ. Kirby.
Mr.. John Kirby.
o. Everdeli Curtis Is at home for q
weeks visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. 6. Curtis. He Is employed by
Rice & Hutchins, kenneb1uk.
Mrs. Warren SWEET and son Gilbert, OF
L. 80.
spend the sumner with Mrs. SWEETS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nichols.
B.F Cummings bought the farm of
III. L. Cummings st the auction last
Tuesday, for sl025. All the farming
tools and household furniture were sold.
W. B. Young has set up very neat
engine and boiler for Eben II. Marshall.
Mr.. Marshall has lathe and saw con-
nected, and viii do some light work with
his new plant.
Mrs. Young OF Boston and Mrs. Rec
ord. Of Lynn, Mass, are visiting at
Ora Bumpus'. They In company with
Mrs. Bumpus will visit relatives and
friends - Suckfeld aud Sumner this
weels.
IA. Shurtleh & Co. are increasing
the accommodations for soda fountain
customers by extending the marble top
on their counter back ten feet, and NOV
ing showcases, etc, 20 give the addi-
tional space.
Uuele Aaron Dunn presents the Dem
ocrAt with a sample of the produce OF
one of bis pullets. The sample measures
6 lie X Sic inches, aud weighs J II
ounces, and IFS flavor, As tested by an
expert, Is a. good as It's size.
Rev. b. :. Rideout will lecture st the
Congregational church Wednesday even
ing OF this week, for the benefit OF the
class of the high school.
Subject, according to the bills, "ldiosyn-
cracisms." Tickets u and 3 cents.
We wish 10 express our sincere thanks |
to the neighbors and friends who 50
kindly assisted Us 10 the sudden sickness
and death OF our dear mother, grand |
mother and sister.
Mr.. AND MRS. +. l.. PARLIN AND |
FAMILY.
MR. AND Mrs. II. c. HOWE.
Nix. T.. Z. HICKS.
Supt. W. b. Young Of the Peoples
Water Company has commenced the
work OF installing new services, and &C
eordingly the system will be more or
less disturbed for week or two. Patrons |
are hereby notified that the water will be
.hut of from 70 o'clock each after
noon, and they should draw enough 10
provide themselves In advance.
The Norway snd South Paris Tele-
phone Exchange Of the New England
Telephone Co Is now duly Installed and
doing business. There are az present
,hirtv-four Subscribers In the two towns.
The central station Il st Norway, In
charge OF Miss Annie Monahan, who as
, telephone operator Is well described
ov officials Of the company and patrons
org distance instruments on metallic
circuit, and the service Is first-class.
Our dentist was called out, a few
nights since, at the witching hour of
midnight, hv = man who was suffering
from raging toothache. IL was front
.ooth that WAS making the trouble. but
he sufferer WAS going 10 have 10 out.
The dentist finally persuaded him 20 save
IL. and after working on Il some half an
hour, succeeded In stopping tue ache.
ThereupOu the patient walked out. re-
"well, I'm much obliged 70
you; I'll try 70 do IS much FOR you