Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-11-28
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Len Cole, our station master, Fred
Bradbury and Marsh McLucas, loaded
up with rifles, guns, and such like things,
one day this week TO hunt the festive
deer /; at night they returned home with
the summer kitchen Of their pants ali
broke and the deer, nit.
w. w. johnson, last Monday, WAS go
ing to his work ut Fryeburgr for the
telephone company and made the journey
up the track, taking his rife with him.
When just beyond the Little Saco he
shot two deer-one dressing about so
and the other over 100 pounds.
WIN. II. Stickney and wife and Miss
Flossie Wentworth have gone TO Boston,
Mass, where they will spend the winter.
C. Z. Spring shipped this past week
q carload OF pIling, consisting OF oak
sticks, some over 20 feet, to Mystic
wharf, Boston, Mass, the value Of
which WAS sll0.
Miss Blanche Linscott Is In Boston WIS.,
iting friends.
Henry Griggs OF. the Portland Tran
script il spending few days with his
family.
Shapiro Bros. Of Auburn have been In
town for number OF weeks gathering
In sll the old scrap iron, which, owing
TO the better conditions OF business has a
market value.
Paris Rowe killed hog last Monday
that dressed 6ls pounds.
Mr.. Levi Cook OF Cornish, the insur-
snce man, has been in town for seversl
days looking over his risks and getting
| new ones.
Geo. B. Boutelle, representing the
VIM. II. Perry Co. Of Boston, Mass,
WAS In town this week and purchased Of
the shapiro Bros. Of Auburn, Me-, 20
tons Of scrap iron they had here.
Through the kindness OF Mr.. Alder;
Blake, your correspondent paid visit 70
the public library this week and spent q
.ery enjoyable half hour. The room Il
very bright and cheerful, being made SO
by handsome oilcloth upon the foor,
curtains, tables and chairs; Ii Is painted
in quiet color and the sides and ceiling
are pspered In q pretty contrast. Along
one side long row OF shelves are built
for books, the association at the pres
ent time having 365, while more are be
ing added each month, and considering
Il
that ls very good showing.
Mrs. o. A. Perkins IL visiting the city
this week selecting her holiday goods.
The notice Is posted for . meeting Of
the Browndeld Cemetery Association
next Saturday afternoon TO hear the re
port of the committee on the fence anC
also 10 see II the association shall pur
chase land OF +. b. Bean and others 4
enlarge the grounds.
We are 10 have q new photograph
saloon open In town. c. +. Whitne,
and Fulton Pendexter have bought I
building which they will move here frou
Denmark. Mr.. Whitney Is a veteran II
the business, having taken pictures al
Through the mountains some Is year
Isgo. Mr.. PendeXter IL first elias,
photographer, having been for man.
wears with Elmer Chickering OF Boston
Mass.
| c. n. Lane is building for Charles
Hill an addition to his mill, s7xl6 feet, Il
be used for saving boards.
The ladies' Circle Of the Congregs
tionsl church met nj the town hall Wed
nesdsy afternoon from TO 5P. NJ, whel
they were Joined by the ladies Of tn
Library Association and held . suppe
from TO P. NJ, where beans, brown
bread and other good things were serv
ed for 10 cents = plate. The evening
Was followed by q social time an,
selections on the gramophone by Hiram
Sesvey.
The G. A. r. post held their reguls
meeting last Monday afternoon In tn
post hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Rowe will give
social dance TO their friends on Thanks
giving night at their home on Sprint
Street.
Webster Chute OF Cssco WAS In tow
the past week closing contracts for 500,
600 hoops 10 be made this coming winter
Hen thieves are out again, one part
losing is birds In one night, another 9
and still another when he went to feet
his flock In the morning found the bel
house but not bird.
Hiram Seavey gave q concert with hi
lgrsmophone at the town hall last Satur
day night, Nov. 18th, to q fair crowd.