Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-10

Miss Emma Haskell Il at home from
Portland for her summer vacation.
A. w. Walker & Son are building
new shed for their stove wood business
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland and Mrs. SIKH
llngs OF Boston are at Mountain viev
Farm.
Seth Psrlin, Of Portland, formerly o
Sumner, visited at George FrothIngh
Sunday.
Rev. DIR. Brooks exchanged pulpit
Sunday with Rev. Mr.. Fisher OF Me
chsnic Falls.
Mrs. A. j. Bigelow Is spending q weel
or two with Mrs. Ham at her cottage or
Pennesseewassee Lake.
Mrs. Ora Bumpus Is visiting her sister
in Onset, Mass. Mr.. Bumpus Is spend
Ing his vacation hsying In Hartford.
Miss Stiles, mIlliner for Mrs. Howe
went TO Der home In HAverhill, Masi..
Saturday. She viii return in the fall.
Mrs. Frank Pingree Is being visited by
her mother, Mrs. n. b. Osgood of Bidds.
ford, and aunt, Mrs. L. l.. Fisher, III
Bangor.
There will be shoot Of the NORWAY
Gun Club At Walkers grounds Tuesday
night July 10, st $50. Changed from
Friday night.
Advertised letters In South Paris pos
Office July sth;
Miss Jennie r.. Kimball
Geo O. Foster, ESQ.
Quite q number OF the Grand Arms
men and their families ate picnic din
ner and had general good time 8.
Electra Park on the Fourth.
The Christian Eudesvor lawn part,'
which was postponed from last wednes
day evening win be held Thursday even
ing, July Il, on the lawn Of the Con
gregstiousl church. No postponemen
this time.
Frank Shaw, Of Portland, with hi
wife and daughter, Miss Annie Shaw
came TO his brothers, w. NJ. Shaw's
and Mr.. Shaw and frienc
made trip 10 Anonymous Pond. Mr.
and Mrs. Shaw have returned 10 Port
land. Miss Shaw remains here for .
month.
George A. Wise and Nathan Pond OF
this place invited party OF deaf mutes
20 join them In a picnic TO deaf mutes
given BY John Young at Chsse's Mills
on the Fourth OF July. Fireworks were
included in the program Of entertain.
ment, aud the South Paris participants
assure the Democrat that they had
much splendid time"
The morning OF the Fourth was per-
hsps little quieter than usual, the death
OF Mr.. Penfold Ia the evening before
having some restraining effect. The
day WAS very quiet for Fourth OF July,
nearer a celebration being at
than two games Of ball. Some
went To the celebration at Mechanic
Falls, q few 10 Merrymeeting Park,
while others found the woods and
pastures the best place for 4 quiet cele-
brstion.
Rev. John l.. bearing, d. D., Of Yoko-
hama, Japan, will speak st the Baptist
church next Sunday morning. DR..
whose home was formerly st
Lisbon Falls in this state, has been for
some years at the head OF the Baptist
Seminary In Yokohama.
De will be remembered BY many as the
writer Of the interesting letters from
Japan that have appeared from time to
time In the Lewiston Journal. DR..
- 81 ae "A
Missionary Conference held
Ia New York LAST spring. He returns TO
Japan early in August.
Thursday afternoon the Norway Bak-
cry team WAS left standing in front OF
c. G.. Curtis while some food WAS de-
ivered up stairs. A freight train on
The railroad was doing some shifting,
and lust as the ears came together the
engine blew off steam. The combination
was little too much for the nerves OF
he bakery horse, and she ran. Down
Pleasant Street, through Market Square,
md down Main Street TO the Hersey
house, where she turned into the drive
wsv. On the turn the cart went over
and carried the horse with IL, and all
were piled up together on Mrs. Thsyer's
avn. There were twenty-five men on
hand in Just ten seconds, besides women
md children. The upper part OF the
wagon was badly shaken up; the horse
and harness were not at all injured.
IL will be recollected that several years
lgo the herd OF Jerseys at Mr.. Howlsnd's
View farm were found TO be
diseased with tuberculosis, and fifteen
put OF twenty of them were condemned.
The stables were sll disinfected, and a
new herd, now numbering fifteen, have
taken their place. On Saturday DIR. Bal
lev, veterinarian, came here and submit
ted the whole herd 20 q tuberculin test,
with the very satisfactory result that
every one OF them were found 10 be 10
perfect health. IL the farmers and dairy
men OF Maine would follow Mr.. How
lands good example-to have their herds
once thoroughly tested-they would have
the satisfaction of knowing whether or
not they were consuming sound dairy
products themselves, or dispensing them
10 their unsuspecting neighbors. We
hope Mr.. Howlsnd's thorough ersdics-
ton OF all suspicion Of his own herd may
be sn incentive 10 others 10 go and do
likewise.