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

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Philip 8. Mason has ballt a additlon
to HE house In The form Of IN ell or
wing on the north sids. He win also
build stable.
The night before the Fosrth was CON
paratively quiet. Some Of The younger
boys were o0t, and they rang he bella
some bat not extravagantly, and made
more or les other noise. AL movable
property that Was lelt out doors VA
moved about In the ordinary fAshion OF
such occasions, bat no damage was done.
During the day The band and come others
went 70 West Sumner, bat most OF the
In the usual irecrackef style. No acca-
dents and no rum.
Mrs. lngrsham and Mis- lneraham ~
turned to their home In Brookline, Mass,
Wednesday, and closed their house here.
Mrs. Miranda Cole, widow Of the late
@. W. Cole, died Tharsday Afternoon at
the home Of Fred York. She lacked
only few days Of 81 years Of age, and
Was the oldest person 10 the place. she
!, had been In feeble health for some years,
and for several weeks had been severely
IN. During this time she has b ,eu ten
DERBY cared by her daughter, Nrs. York,
with whom she lived. Her surviving
children are George w. Cole, Joseph B.
Cole, Harry q. Cole and Nrs. Fred York
Of this Place. j. &. Cole and Mrs.. E. I.
Spofford Of South Paris, and Mrs. John
p. Record Of Buckield. The funeral
Was held at the Baptist church Sunday
merning, attended by Rev. Mr.. Rob
erts. Mrs. Cole Was . member OF this
church.
Fred s. Eastman 10 among the detail
sent from Fort Riley, Kansas, 70 protect
property during the miners strike at
W srdner, Idaho.
Jarvis c. Cooper Of Tonia, Mich, is
visiting his slater, Mrs. c. H. Ripley,
and other relatives here-his hrst visit
here for about thirty years.
Mrs. lydia Hammond and Miss Helen
Hammond Of this place spent last week
In Portland and Kennebunk.
Vim. +. Kiloorn, Jr., and Karl Bray
kilborn, Of Portland, also Mrs.. Corey,
Master sanford Corey, and Miss Sanford,
OF Portland, are at the Hubbard House.
The ladies interested In the Baptist
Circle will meet with Miss Alice X. Ham,
mond at her home on Thursday, at 2 80.
| Representative Henry l.. Chase Of
westooro, Mass, Is visiting 1t Rev. II.
A. Roberts, with his son Frank.
Rev. c. A. Hayden occupied the pulpit
at the Universalist church Sunday morn
ing, and delivered one Of his forceful
and impressive sermons. There was q
good congregation. He will preach
again next Sunday morning At the
usual hour.
Thursday evening Was mot an ideal
time for the Baptist Lawn party on the
parsonage grounds, but the weather was
such as TO leave no uncertainty about
what 70 do. Friday IL looked doubtful
eel ly in the day, but after studying the
sky aud making two or three changes Of
front, the managers decided to 60 ahead,
and have it In the hall u the weather
was bad. But the evening proved ~
pleasant ~ could have been wanted.
The grounds were prettily decorated
| with Chinese lanterns. The band play.
ed well, and there Vas 4 good sale OF
Ice cream, the only drawback TO the sue
cess Of the STAIR being that some OF the
cream, made the day before, had moi
kept hard, so the profits were not ~
large as they should have been.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis n. Brown and
Commander and Mrs. Lyon are on q
driving trip to the Rangeleys.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Carter and Miss Dorothes
have gone TO Bsiley's Island, Casco Bay,
for weeks visit.
Ernest A. Perhsm from Newport
News, Va, IL visiting at Ex-Governor
Perhsm's.
Mrs. ID. W. Beldius Of Cincinnati, o.,
IL visiting her sister, Mrs.. {. II. Ripley
The sisters have not seen each other be-
fore for about thirty years.
Miss Hattie Hooper OF the Rutland
Street school. Boston. arrived Saturday
for her vacation, which she will spend
here.
learning the hxlrdresser's trade 10 Bos-
ton, has q position for the summer ri
Old Orchard.
Frederick Hull and family Of Jamsics
Plain, Mass, are NJ Mrs. Aellen's fol
the summer.
wHrrrKMoRE DISTRICT.
Mrs. W. II. Cole has been visiting hei
daughter, Mrs. II. ID. futile Of Auburn,
Ne.
Cora E. Bowker and daughter, Mrs,
VIII Barnes Of Portland, have been visit
ing at o. n. Bowker's the past week.
Mrs. Bowker viii spend the summer ri
home.
Mrs. T. A. whittemore Of New Yorl