Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-18

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Mo Hslss kseseA Of A,ber, =
l. B. CArtsr's.
Miss Hattie Hasksli visited frieuds
Portland last week.
| W. Il. Kenney was up from Pors,s.
for few days last week.
J. d. Haynrs spsus Sunday Win rs,,
tivss At Danvills Juncsioa.
Mr.. e. @. Pstsrson Of Portland speu
Sunday WIKI Wit Stanley.
Miss Tsnnis Jones, % AuhurndAls
Mass, b Waiting It J. h. Jons1r.
Miss Sue Rounds spent Saturday an
Sunday at Portland and Old Orchard.
Miss Mildred Kenuey h at Berlin
n. H., at work for Ars. J. Edgar Henry
Mrs. Ethan willis has returned nom
vlsit TO her daughter In Beachmoni
Mass.
Mrs. walter J. Bartlett Of Portland I
Visiting her pareuts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
witham.
II you need Wild raspbcrries 70 can
drop postal to B. N. Greedy, IL quarts
for al.00.
Charles Smiley and wife have gone d
Augusta, aud viii spend the rest Of th.
summer there.
Oliver Parsons Of Minneapolis, MINI.
IL In town visiting his sisters, Mrs. Morst
and Mrs. Hewett.
4. p. Parlin OF the Sturtevant drus
store Is visiting relatives and friends II
Pennington and Weld.
Mrs. Ansel Swift and Mas Carrie
Matthews started Monday morning fol
Vermont on visit to relatives.
Arthur X. Shurtleff visited 10 Portland
a couple Of days last week, and was
joined on Saturday by Wendell Rounds.
George s. Stearns Of Atlanta, Ca,
Was In town Q few days last week, and
win Be here little later for = longer
stay.
Mrs. j. III. Jones Of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, il here on n visit to her sisters,
Mrs. c. n. Howard and Mrs. James s.
Wright.
Advertised letters 10 South Paris post
Office July l.:
Mrs. Ida n. Merrill.
Mrs. Annie Crochet.
A. Z. witham has been taking . vacs-
ton from his work on the street railway,
and visited his brother, DIR. A. n.
withsm, at Cumberland Mills.
n. Dayton Bolster and family leave
Tuesday morning for Peaks Island,
where they viii occupy one of s. L.
fuckers cottages for two weeks.
l.. 5. Billings and wife and Miss Grace
Thsyer went TO Skowhegan Saturday to
attend the funeral Of W. II. ii. Tuttle,
which was held there on Sunday, at
tended BY Rev. W. w. Hooper.
Mrs. Byron A. Evans and daughter
are AZ the home OF Mr.. Evans father,
Walter Evans, In East North Yarmouth,
where they expect 10 remain for the
summer. Mr.. Evans viii soon join
them there.
Harry l.. Shaw and wife Of Brooklyn,
n. v, are spending their annual vaca-
ton here, stopping at the Andrews
House. They are accompanied by Mrs.
w. J. shannon and Miss Lille Wood,
both Of Brooklyn.
The plentiful showers and George
lawn mower have put velvety
turf on the plot In Market Square. and II
IL now a refreshing bit OF green. IL
would loox still better II the ragged
edges were trimmed.
Mrs. j. d. Billings Of Newtouville,
by her son Kendall and
her grandson, has been visiting her sis-
ter. Mrs. s. r. Stearns, for couple OF
weeks. They occupied a cottage on
Lake for week.
Charles =. Muzxy and wife 90 this
week TO Portland, and little later viii
20 70 California, where Mr.. Muzxy VIII
De employed on his brother-in-law's
orange ranch. This move Is made 10
give Mr.. Muzzy, who Is not in very
good health, outdoor work and change
of climate.
DIR. George L. rockingham, wife and
Two daughters, of Detroit, Mich, are vis-
ting NJ W. D. Frothipghsm's. DR..
Is brother Of the late w.
A. rockingham Of this place. He Is q
specialist on the eye and ear, and was
for twenty years q professor y the uni
versity at Ann Arbor.
Herbert C. Ripley aud family OF
Pswhusks, Oklahoma, arrived here FRI
isv on visit 20 Mrs. Riplev's parents,
A. c. Hall and wife. Mrs. Halls broth
err, Rev. 4. +. Bartlett OF Des MoInes,
lows, Il also visiting there, and Herbert
+. Hall and wife, who arrived In New
\ ork last week on their return from Eu-
rope, are expected here in few days.
A South Paris bicycle rider has adopt
ed the plan, not original with him but
very convenient, Of carrying his tire re-
pair kit 10 his mouth. A few days since
be WAS riding about two miles from
home when he picked up thorn, and
b-z-z-z-z went the air from his rear tire.
He pulled his chewing gum from his
mouth, elspped II on the tire, wound IL
with a rag which he borrowed az house
near by, pumped up and rode home,
with his tire hard enough for a race.
The South Paris Baptist Sunday
School will go TO Gibson's Grove, Nor
wsv Like. on a picnic on Wednesday
OF this week, weather permitting. They
have arranged for special car on the
street railway and special excursion on
steamer Pennesseewassee. The car will
leave Market Square at 5 :45 Wednesday
morning. Fare % cents for the round
trip; children under II, Is cts. Tickets
20 be purchased from the conductors. A
tent aud swings viii be provided at the
grove.
Prepsrstions for the celebration OF the
anniversary OF Nj. Mica
Lodge. /. o. D. F., are progressing.
The following committees have been
appointed:
Finapce-F. Y. Kimbar. A. T. shurs'e6. z. L.
R.csns,ou-H. L. swan. W. A. Barrows. Geo
n Ripley. C. L. Buck, y. T. kimoah' =. d
Clark. -.
Burhank. Ms. Wright. Mrs. barnes
Marshal OF Parade Albert ID. Park
Judge Wilson will prepare history
of the lodge.
TWAS In q village not more than nine
ty-uine miles from South Paris that .
Young stranger Of by no means unprepos.
sessing appearance was walking up the
street the other day, when, as be relate;
it-"There on . piazza near the stree,
sst half dozen good-looking girls, AND
as got along they all began 70 1901
with all their eyes to see what that thine
was coming up the street. Under IN.