Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-08-01
THE OXFORD BEARS
the posNos or THE WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
PARIS hsll.

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s sss:Ss ~ rss.ar ger 49, sssSa 9 -
vsos q J:e :. =. Prayer Msssaag WsdnssdAy
Uaivsrs.nss Church: Sunday school svsry
Sunday ~ II a. =.
Frank p. Greene and family Of MAJ
den, Mas, are making their usual sum-
mer visit Ct Mrs. u. A. Greene's.
The man Who Lost the roll Of bills
hasn't found L.; bat be did pick up
pair Of gold bowed spectacles In case
on Croker Hill, and has left them ct the
Democrat office. The glasses are broken,
but the bows are good. The case bears
the name Of an Auburn oculist.
Arthur c. beverley Of Quincy, Mass,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest T. Shaw.
The committee having the jail deed In
charge, reports that the deed has return
ed from its trip seross the continent. to
California, and that Il nov bears the
signatures Of every heir Of Simeon Cum
minss. These names represent one-third
of one-fourth Of the jail property. The
deed having also received the names OF
three more local heirs, has now been
sent to Philadelphia for additional sig
natures. II has At present the names OF
fifteen siguers. The thanks OF the ladies
are due Mr.. Henry II. Lowell for his
warm interest and very efficient help la
obtaining The names OF remote heirs.
Alex Milne Of Lexington, Mass, join
ed the family at J. l.. Chase's last week.
b. 5. Doe IL visited BY his daughters,
Miss Lila Doe from wslthsm, Mass, aud
Miss Grace Doe from Cambridge.
~ "A "a De- I
preach at the Universalist church for
the four Sundays in August. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Kimmell viii spend the month at
the Hill.
Cen. II. b. hin Of Newton, Mass,
who IL q summer guest at o. A. Thayer's,
made a very suecessfui fishing trip to
the Rsngeley Lakes last week, returning
| with several large and beautiful lake
trout. As the General did not neglect
TO remember the editor" il will he \
long day before the editor vii neglect
TO remember the General. Count on us,
General, 20 swear TO any fab story you
may wish 70 open up In the Common
| wealth.
Al Xlent time IL promised all who ARE
present at the baby show and y Raise
Bar N nj Academy Hall on Thursday
Aug. s. Quite = degree Of Xcitement h,
already been aroused, aud babies from
everywhere are Xpected. All babies
under three years OF age are invited 70
enter for prizes on the day OF the show
The mother or attendant In charge oil
the little ones will be admitted free
The bsZr In the evening will be al
NQuisite occasion, Needing ali forme'
attempts. An Nient assortment Of Ntrs
fine fancy goods will Ncite the admirs
ton OF all. Lemonade, Ice cream and
cake will prove lxers Of health and en-
ioyment. An Xtremely pleasing enter
Al admission fee will be charged In the
afternoon 10 the baby show. The sdmis
sion in the evening VIII be free. A pict
ure will be made OF the babies ut 80 II
the afternoon.
DR.. II. W. OAkes and wife OF Auburn
were at the Hubbard House over Sun
day.
Mrs. Hay and Miss Hay Of Portland
are spending their annual vacation n
Paris HUI. They are guests II the Hub
bard House.
| Albion Keith and family Of Portland
are guests Of Miss Persis Andrews.
| Prot, Alpheus Burton OF the Massa
chusetts Institute OF Technology, will
his son, are guests at the Huobsrt
House.
Mrs. Edwin Perhsm and dAughte
Bertha from Somerville, Mass, are q
Ex-Gov. Perham's.
wHIrrEMoRE DISTRICT.
Il A. W. Royal Is the proud owner OF
pair OF twin heiser calves from his bes
full blood Jersey COW and the full bloo'
Mr., Royal has reason 10 feel pleased.
Mrs. Mary Hilborn is visiting at W
z Cooper's.
Il II. ID. Tuttle Is cutting hay for hi
mother-in-law, Mrs. W. II. Cole.