Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-04

4 HuostS 81. hecuro returned to ROstoI
Monday morning.
W. A. Blake came home from levi.
ton for Thanksgiviug.
Mrs. s. c. Heald OF East Summer |,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Park.
Mrs. Mary II. Weber Of North Psri,
Is stopping with Mrs. Stowe.
Princess Fireny taken prisoner nv tn,
great enchanser, New Hall, Dec. IS.
Nathan A. Chase Of the University O,
Maine was At home for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Albion Hersey Of Portland Il a,
fhede Thsyer's to remain for The winter
Daring rescue Of Princess FREELY b,
Prince Grasshopper, New Hsn, Dec. Is
l. p. Hawkins IL preparing to manu-.
fseture excelsior In the old match fac.
tory.
Spidero, the great enchSnter, resists
the Invasion OF his domain, New Hall,
Dec. Is.
Franklin Maxim dined on moose meat
lsst week, the gift of DIR. Daintree of
Lewiston.
Henry Kerr IL working at Perkins
blacksmith shop during the rush of
sharpening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rounds OF Lewis
ton were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Haynes over Sunday.
Don't miss the great rummsge sale
oy the ladies Of the Congregational
Society, Dec. IL and IL.
Miss Gertrude McArdle Is employed
IN the Boston store. Miss Mary McArdle
takes her place In the music store.
Roy Porter, who has been at work as
cookie In Thurston's camp on Swift
River, returned home Saturday night.
o. ID. Stinchfield Of Lewiston was in
town Monday. Mr.. Stincbtield attends
10 the infirmities Of all the pianos in this
section.
Eugene Briggs has closed his services
with the Paris Manufacturing Co.
and will enter the employ Of the Grand
Trunk Co. At Brysut's Pond station at
once.
Judge Herriek and Register OF Probate
Park hold Probate Court at Fryeburg
this week. Fryebarg has two terms
year. held on the first Tuesday in June
and December.
L. +. Palsifer Is visiting In Resdfield
for few days. Mrs. Pulsifer Is in sum-
ner for few weeks, and her millinery
business Is closed. They viii later 90
10 reside In Nstick. Mass.
Mrs. Cotton, who has been visiting at
her fathers, Hiram Pulsifer's, Esq, left
Monday 70 Join her husband. Superin-
'eadent A. ID. Cotton, 81 Richmond,
where they will spend the win
-er.
The Thanksgiving psrtv NJ Minot l..
whites included Mrs. Phebe Hall, 81
gesrs Of sge, and the rest Of r. y. Halls
'smily, Mrs. Charlotte Howe and Han
libSl &. Howe and two children, and
Fred Hall aud wife-fourteen In all, and
four generations.
+. A. Sburtleff 4 Co. will open up
his week Ia their new and palstial store
Il the old location. The store Is not
;et complete but when done will be an
Elegant affair In all its details. IL Is
by some Of the travelling
men the finest drug store In the state.
Ne will give YOU fuller description OF
{ when IL Is completed.
Features. OF the Congregational fair
TEXT week: candy aud crepe paper srti-
les, food table, fancy table, klondike
nine, apron and handkerchief, fortune
eller, hot pop corn, art gallery. A the
committee NAV not be able TO solicit OF
N, II Is especially requested that all
AXE an interest in this fair and try TO
make IL great success by helping 10
urnish for these various tables. We
an not sell things IL We don't have
hem 20 sell.
There viii be q special meeting OF Mt.
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge Wednesday |
vening OF this week. All members are |
aruestly requested 10 be present "a
BUSINESS OF importance Is 70 come up. |
Ia invitation has been received from |
Ruth Lodge OF Auburn for this lodge, |
q company with the Norway, Mechanic |
falls and Turner Lodges, 20 visit them
n the 10Th OF December, and the special (:
meeting il called to see what arrange
nents can be made and see II the invita- |
ion can be accepted.