Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-03-27
Minstrels Friday night.

Mr.. K. P. Parlin spent Sunday In Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Haynes spent Sun
day In Sumner.
DR.. J. G. Littlefield went to Bridgtor
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Miss Sadie Blake Ia with her sister In
Portland for a stay OF q few weeks.
Arthur Shurtleff was laid up few
days last week with boil on his neck.
Mrs. A. L. Holmes goes to Boston this
week for her spring styles In dressmak.
ing.
Alva Shartleff has been confined 10 the
house oy sickness but Is now on the
gain.
II. p. King OF the King & Dexter Co.,
Portland, spent Sunday at kingleside
Farm.
Soeiable at Grange Hall next wednes-
day evening. Ice cream and cake will
be served.
Miss Annie II. Edwards is spending q
few weeks At the home Of her brother,
W. h. Edwards, Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown Of Salem,
Mass, and sou, Charles Alvs, have been
recent guests at Alvs Shurtlefrs.
W. X. Shur,leff and wife Of Brookline,
Mass, made short call on his parents,
Alys Shurtleff and wife, LAST week.
Mrs. Elite Howe il in Boston selecting
her spriug stock of millinery. Master
Henry Is visiting relatives in Berhel.
Mrs. Joshua Stuart is sick with pneu.
monis at the home OF Capt. G.. c. Pratt.
Her sister Is with her taking care Of her.
Several new members were added TO
the Christian Endesvor Society OF the
Congregational church Sunday evening.
Advertised letter in South Paris post
Office March 96Ih:
Miss Lostie Jacobs.
Quite party Of South Paris people
attended the Universslist church at Nor
way and listened TO very able sermon
oy Rev. Miss Angel Sunday morning.
l.. II. Dsughraty, who has been con-
fined 70 the house for long time with
Is so be is out, though he
walks only with support and with diff
Guilty.
Miss Sue Rounds, gcverness in the
family OF Gov. Powers ~ Houlton, came
home sunday for weeks vacation. She
Ia accompanied by little Miss Pauline
Powers.
l.. T.. Pulsifer and wife will move
their boot ard shoe and millinery bust
ness from the store Ia Davis Block into
one side of the Bowker store vacated by
l.. b. Andrews.
AT the meeting OF Mt. Pleasant Re
beksh Lodge last Friday evening the
lodge voted 10 extend an invitation 10
Mt. Hope Lodge Of Norway 10 visit them
AZ their next meeting, April 18th, also
20 Invite their team 10 exemplify the
work.
The parties who bought the Henry
Fobes farm on the Stony Brook road
have sold part Of IL, including the
10 =. X. Ellis, who IL moving
% IL. O. N. Clifford has sold his portion
" the remainder 10 his former partners
q ownership, W. 5. Stsrbird and Frank
in Maxim.
There will be q supper and entertain
nent st the vestry Of the NJ. +. church
evening, March 18th. A
baked bean supper Is proposed, and the
hour following will be both social and
Supper from 8 80 TO Z 80.
Admission Is cents. Come all and help
make this splendid social occasion.
Alouzo Dean gave rather a neat exhi-
,ltion OF stopping a horse Monday.
4 bout 10 O'Clock he came down through
Market Square, alone In the sleigh, with
he horse running at good clip, the
'eins unbuckled and the left one drag
ring in the road, while ne held the right
me. He sat apparently unconcerned
md making no effort until he got in
rout OF E. y. Hsskel's, where there
vas good open space. There he refined
he horse out easily with the single rein
which he held, and In the crust the
horse broke through and soon stopped.
\ o tip-over, no spill-out, nobody hurt.
Mrs. Chase, widow OF the late Deacon
Austin Chase, died at her home In the
King neighoorhood Friday morning, st
he advanced age OF s. years. Mrs.
chase was = native OF sutton, Mass,
,ut something like sixty years OF her
life were spent In Paris. There are
Tow left but few OF the hsrd-working
10 which Mrs. Chase be-
onged She leaves one daughter, Mrs.
Fucker, and u grandson, Herbert NJ.
fucker, who reside at the homestead.
The funeral WAS on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Chase had been for many years an
.arnest aud faithful member OF the
Baptist church on the Hill, but In the
.bsence OF the pastor OF that church,
he funeral was attended by Rev. I. j.
Rsmsdell.
Little Florence Csswell, years old,
vas badly burned At the Andrews House
Saturday afternoon. She is the daughter
u |. II. Csswell of Lawrence, Mass,
sh0 Is - travelling man, aud whose fam
ly have been stopping At the Andrews
House for some weeks. Saturday after
noon Mrs. Csswell WAS fixing the nre.
md leaving the stove door open, turned
o the woodoox. when the little one ran
10 in front Of the stove, and the light
muslin dress which she wore was drawn
uto the door and was in flames In an in-
,tsnt. With great presence of mind the
mother covered the child's eyes with one
hand, while with the other she reached
'or blanket which she wrapped about
he child. The little girls hands were
BADLY burned, and her eyebrows, eye
ashes, and hair were singed, but she re-
,eiyed prompt attention, and is doing
we'll. Her father. who was away, was
cent for, but the little girl WAS doing so
well that he returned TO business Mon
Law morning.
SOUTH PARIS SAVINGS BANK.
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