Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-04

Miss Ethel Stoddard Il visiting ne
aunt, MRS. Fred Scott.
Vacation IA over, and the freshmen /.
the high school have taken their due (
Ing.
The selectmen viii be In session ne <
Saturday to revise the list Of voters IA
town.
Miss Mabel Hathaway LEFT the first /,
the week for her school In Quinc Y
Mass.
Miss Dora Parsons left Monday morn.
ing for her work In Newton Centre
Mass.
Miss Florence Young Of Weymouth
Mass, Is visiting At Mr.. and Mrs. j. y
Aurphy's.
Mrs. Henry HSdley Of Suncook, n. II.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Nsthsr
Strickland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Douglas Of Hops
dale, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Douglas
relatives In town.
Miss Annle |. Parsons, who has bee
here for several weeks, has returned q
her work In New York. 4
Miss Stella Record returned hons
from Portland last week where she rs
been visiting her grandmother. Mrs. A.
j. Howard.
Master Frank Miller, who has beer,
spending the summer with Charles
Brett, returned 10 his home In Wood
fords last week.
Wendell Rounds completed his en-
gsgement st Pxrlin's drug store Satur
day night and will take short vacation
before entering Bates College.
Mrs. Fred Halls mother and sister
have been visiting her for the last few
DAYS. sunday brother and another
sister spent the day with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. woodman, Mrs. Wood
mans daughter, Mrs. +. Blanchard, and
Mrs. +. Day, Of Providence, X. l., are
visiting Mrs. Woodman's sister, Mrs. Z.
II. Clifford.
Mrs. ]. A. Record returned from
Excelsior, MINI, Saturday, where she
has been spending the past two months
with her brother, A. w. Buck, . former
Oxford County man.
Mrs. X. l.. Woodbury., who has spent
n month with her sister, Mrs. Chute, has
returned TO her home In Auburndsle,
Mass. Mrs. Chute accompanied her 10
Portland to spend Sunday.
Misses Maud Carter and Iva McArdle
left Friday for Massachusetts, where they
are 10 teach the coming year. Miss
Carter II TO tesch In westford and Miss
NcArdle AZ Brsintree where she taught
last term.
Hon. Grant Rogers, Prohibition nom-
inee for governor, will speak at the
Opera House, Norway, Sept. 5, at $
O'Clock Pm IL Il also expected that he
will spesk here In the square for half an
hour before going to Norway.
-Four trsmps, giving their names as
George Stevens, John Mcwillisms, Chss.
Hanson, and John Mcclellan, were
brought to jril last Monday by Deputy
Sheriffs Porter and Elliott, OF Rumford
Falls, to serve thlrty-dAy sentences for
vSgrancy.
Mr.. Joseph W. Collins and sou Harry,
with Miss Clara NJ. Bufam, recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall NJ. Rowe,
hsve returned to their home in Paw
'ueket, Il. I. Miss Myrs o. Buffum, Who
has spent the summer here, returned
with them.
The report which appeared Ia some OF
the state papers that Y. c. Merrilfs iron
foundry was destroyed ss one result of
the terrific shower Of q week ago, must
have had some source not apparent 10
the general public. Mr.. Merril's place
Of business WAS not damaged at sli, and
he IL still doing business.
Rev. Or. and Mrs. W. T.. Brooks re-
turned last week from their vacation,
and services were resumed at the Con-
gregstionsl church on Sunday. DIR.
Brooks has been away about a month,
most OF which time he spent st Bsuton
Hsrbor, Mich Mrs. Brooks has been
away a considerably longer time.
Mrs. +. 5. Barnes and Miss Susie NJ.
Wheeler left Monday morning 20 attend
The meeting Of the state society OF
Christian Eudesvor at Esstport, and
viii be Joined BY Misses Gertrude Bry-
ant and Bertha Salisbury, who are now
AZ Bar Hzroor. Mrs. Barnes Is secretary
% the state society, and the Others are
delegates from the South Paris society.
Following Is the score made by the
south Paris Gun Club, Saturday, Sept.
/. 10 targets known and 10 unknown