Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12

Corn has been coming In to the FAC
tory. well TOR the past week, and Il o
good quality.
L. h. Pulsifer and wife have moves
Into rent 10 Davis Block, formerly oc
cupied by N. c. McKeen.
The condition OF Mr.. A. C. Jones. whs
has been sery sick the past week, wa,
somewhat improved Sunday.
Quimby Abbott, Of North Arlington
Mass, made abort visit to his aunt
Mrs. j. ID. Haynes, recently.
Mrs. Betsey Thayer, Of Augusta,
widow Of Horace Thsyer, once resident
OF this town, Is visiting at L. 5. Billings'
Mrs. Lois Rice OF East Ssusus, Mass.
has been visiting her brothers, WIN. o.
and George W. rockingham, for few
days.
Cyrus p. Berry and George Giles have
returned from Cliff Island, where they
have been at work building a summer
hotel for DIR. ]. W. Davis.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs cooding, who
have been the guests of Mrs. stowe for
the pas: three weeks, returned 10 their
homes in Yarmouth saturday.
Professor Waterman Hewett of Cornell
University made short visit TO his
mother and called on several of his old
time friends lsst week. He left on Mon
day for his home at Ithaca, v. Y.
South Paris people did some travelling
last week. There were sold al the South
Paris station for all points, during the
week, ll7i tickets, footing up total OF
$932 and some cents. Tire state fair Is
responsible for quite fraction OF this.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
Office Sept. llth:
Mrs. Evelyn knight
Miss saba A. Coylp.
Niss May buckingham.
Miss Alice Libby.
Mr.. Charlie Pierce
Detective Bsssett arrested two men at
Norway last week, Charged with lar
eeuy OF horse and carriage from
Joseph +. Bell Of Berlin, y. II. He took
them 10 New Hampshire, they waving
requisition papers, and they were bound
over.
The summer Is over, aud the children
are once more all In school. The high
school opened last week, all the other
schools this week. The only change OF
teachers Ia the village Is in the grammar
school, where Miss Iva McArdle takes
the place of Miss Pierce.
Mrs. Tsmzin Young and daughter,
80 Aav
aud Miss Nellie Rogers, OF Newark,
\. j are visiting ut Il. Z. Milletts.
Mrs. Young is sister Of Mr.. Millett's
mother. Miss Young Is missionary 70
China and this Is her first visit west for
= number Of years.
Members Of the womsn's Relief Corps
ARE Invited 10 meet st the home OF Mrs.
Rossie III. Monk on the afternoon Of
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, for picnic sup
per and social. Members will provide
bread, cake. etc. The members OF the
ga. II. sre invited 10 join the company
In the evening and TO be present At sup
per.
There viii be q meeting OF the w. c.
+. L. at their hall on Tuesday, 18th
inst, st3P.M. A full attendance Is de-
,ired, and IL Is hoped that the union will
receive encouragement and substantial
aid by a largely increased membership.
viii all who feel an interest In the well
,Are OF the community and the home,
please give this notice due consideration.
Miss Martha l.. Lovejoy, who was
shot hy Cannon, continues 10 improve.
She has been entirely free from fever
from the start. The paralysis or the
right side has entirely disappeared ex-
cept In the arm, and that Is improving.
She still suffers considerable pain from
he wound In the back Of the neck, but
he wound In the face has entirely
healed.
The state convention Of Christian Eu- |
iesvor at Portland last week WAS At
,ended by several from the society con-
nected with the South Paris Congrega- |
iionsl church, including Mrs L. 5.
Barnes, Mrs. +. l.. Millett, Miss Marion |
W. Jones, Miss Alice NJ. Wheeler, and
Mss Eva +. Walker. Mrs. Barnes was
chosen recording secretary OF the state
Society.
Some person criminslly thoughtlessly |
Dr. otherwise has scratched diamond or |
else hard enough TO lesvea
mark, across the plate glass windows in |
odd Fellows Block. An irregular |
.crstch about even with q mans shoulder |
appears partly or entirely across all but |
rue or two OF the windows. Any one |
no will do such trick As that must be |
malicious or densely ignorant.
The county commissioners held their |
regular three days session last week.
Reports were made In four road cases.
erition for change OF location In Swain |
Notch road In Rumford IL granted, snd |
Dudley Roberts Il awarded $l25 dam
ages. Change Of location IL made 10
Lowell as prayed for by J. l.. Parker
nd others, and damages awarded are, |
Thomas W. Charles sl0, John b. KIM
ball slO0, Sarah NJ. Elder $50 A road
Nas located in Bethel on petition OF b.
w. Kimball and others, and damsres
awarded, Charles Esmes, -, c. l. San
born $50. l.. A Hall sl25, heirs Of Sarah |
Bden $50, 0ssisn Stsoley sla5. The
petition for widening Pleasant Street |
near :. Z. Stesrns' residence In South |
Paris village was granted, aud Webster
Ms kim was awarded SIS damages, aud
Gary & Andrews 81.