Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-11

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week wikh her moeker at IA sinner
Mrs. George A. Brises Z visitana
friends h Massachusetts, Dor web Of
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Miss Emma HASKELL b q hone from
Portland On her annual summer vaca-
ton.
W. X. Fletcher and family Of Oxford,
Mass, are visiting his father, Eugene
Fletcher.
Sswall PARKER Il building house on
the Gary Street extension, not far from
W. II. Jenne's.
Leon o. Glover and wife Of Topsfleld,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Glover's parents,
W. IL. Stiles and wife.
Thede Thayer has . position With r.
II. Briggs At Auburn. where his brother,
Il. N. Thayer, has been employed.
W. L. Libby Is taxing his vacation
from the store Of n. Dayton Bolster &
Co. He Was at Lisbon over Sunday.
Harry Parlin has closed his enAage-
ment as clerk at b. Y. Russell's store,
and Edward B. Lunt takes his place.
Miss Anna Croker, who has been
teaching In Poland, Il at home again
with her sister, Mrs. Walter Boaney.
Mrs Ora Bumpus Is visiting relatives
40 Old Orchard Beach. Mr.. Bumpus Is
taking his vacation hsying in Hartford
Mrs. s. c. Ordway and Mrs. Almeda
Newton and Miss Newton 90 to Poland
Camp Ground this week for short stay.
Mrs. G. A. Eddy Of waltham, Mass,
l. visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. NJ.
Shaw. They are now at Camp 0wsley,
Harrison.
Miss Minard Of North Paris addressed
the congregation at the Methodist church
Sunday evening, in place Of the usual
prayer meeting.
Miss Mabel Hathaway came home
night from Quincy, Mass,
where she Is teaching. She will remain
until the first Of September.
l.. VI. Thsyer has closed his engage
ment in Auburn and come home, or ac-
count OF the health Of members Of his
family. He viii work for W. J. Wheel
er.
Mr.. j. =. Rowland Of Boston, pro-
prieior Of Mountain View Farm Ia Paris,
has the thanks Of Paris Public Library
Association for the donation OF valu-
able book.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
office, July l0ih, 1899:
Mr. Eraurus Merrill.
Mr.. NJ. J Thomas
Mr. Prank r. Lucas.
Horatio Hall. ESQ
Vernon X. SWEET and wife from Bos- |
Ion have been here on q visit 10 his |
parents, Benjami SWEET and wife. They |
also made trip 10 the Rsngeleys. His |
parents accompanied them on their |
return to Boston.
The Congregational church was closed |
sunday except for the Christian En-
ieSyor meeting In the evening. The
,ame arrangement will continue during /
he remaining Sundays in July, no
preaching service or Sunday School.
At the annual meeting Of the Market
square Building Association last Wed
lesdsy the following officers were elected
or the ensuing year;
Pres-James s Wright,
Clerk and Treas.--6corge N. Atwood.
pirectors-Jancs 5. Wright. Geo. NJ. Atwood.
:. Dayton Bolster.
Mrs. o. q. Curtis Of South Paris and
Mrs. Lucelix Merriam of North Norway
lave returned from carriage drive TO
Falmouth Fcreside, where they, 10 CON-
,any with Mrs. Emogene Cushmsn Of
Vest Paris and Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Pike
u Livermore Fails, are building q sum-
ner cottage.
DIR. Herbert 5. Hersey has been a gen.
raj agent for several years for the we'll
,nown firm Of fairchild Bros. & Foster,
lew York, manufacturers OF digestive
erment, aud bis field Of labor is Phila-
ielphis and other large cities In Penn
ylyanis. He Is now travelling 10 the
the company In England and
aud will be gone several
months. His sister, Matte E., viii not
'ome 20 Maine this season, but win
pend her vacation at the home OF her
brother in Philadelphia.
The following officers OF Arcadia Com
No. a42. u. o. G.. c., will be
Installed this Monday evening by ID. ID.
;. C, j. 4. Everett:
NC-P. n Wheeler.
y.C.-Mrs- s D. Briggs
Herah-C- l. Buck.
n. OF R-A. Ttrrell
y. N. OF Mrs. n. n. kimbalL
Treas. \. Everett
PrelAte--I. J. Monk.
%. G.-S. {. Ordway.
Y. CIV. K. Henry.
&C cream and cake will be served, and
II members are invited. Several new
have been added lately.
Editor D,m0crd,:
The Fourth has passed aud with IL
many events that never should have
,een, and many that will be remembered