Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-06-26

| Miss Nellie Wright of Wilton il visit,
ing at Hon. James 8. wright's-
| Miss Alberta Davis Is spending the
week with relatives In Auburn.
Mrs. j. y. Richardson Ia visiting
friends Ia Madison and Fairfield.
Frank Knight, teacher at the Reform
school, Is guestat Hon. James 5.
wright's.
win X. Holmes and Miss Ethel Dean
are st home from Bates College for the
summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Barrows start this
week Cor two weeks trip to the east
ern part Of Maine.
George A. Wilson, Jr., Il attending
commencement at his alma mater, Colby
College. this week.
Miss Grace Langmade Of Newton,
Mass, Is visiting her cousin, Miss Alice
Davis, and other relatives.
Frank Shaw, wife and daughter, Of
Portland. and Mrs. Norris of Auburn.
spent Sunday at w. NJ. Shsw's.
A. NJ. Gerry and wife OF Lisbon Falls
are visiting relatives here. Their two
children have been here for q week or
two.
Rev. W. +. Brooks, ID. D., IL this
week attending the commencement Of
Colby College, OF which he Is 4 graduate
In the class Of 81.
Mrs. c. A. Record Of Assinippi, Mass,
Is here visiting her parents, Geo. E.
Crockett and wife. Mr.. Record Is st
tending the summer school at Harvard
College.
Paris Grange has received an invita-.
tiOn from Norway Grange TO Join with
them In a picnic at Gibson's Grove or.
the Fourth of July. A meeting Of the
grange viii be held next Saturday after
room.
Sergt. Charles X. osgood OF Co. c,
18th L. :. Infantry, who was seriously
wounded in the arm st Bsratoo In the
Philippines on the Sd Of June, is from
Biddeford, and IL brother OF Mrs.
Frank Pingree OF this place.
Fred Scott has sold the large, hand
some mare which he has driven for some
time 10 Chss. ID. Hssty Of Gorhsm. he
still has the matched pair mentioned In
last weeks Democrat, aud says they
continue TO improve upon further
acquaintance.
south Paris defeated the Volunteer
Jrs. OF Lewiston IL 10 10 In an interest
ing game Of ball ut the fair grounds Sat-
urday afternoon. The Lewiston team
had II pretty much their own way till the
fifth inning, when South Paris rallied
and began TO pile up scores.
After the close Of the csucuses Sstur-
day afternoon, the special town meeting
Sss called 70 order. Hon. James ;.
Wright was chosen moderator. Capt.
Bolster's resignation as assessor and
overseer Of the poor was presented, the
circumstances were explained, and the
resignation was accepted. Franklin
Maxim WAS then chosen 20 fill the
vacancy In each OF those Offices, but
single ballot being cast In each instance.
The meeting adjourned after q session
OF seven minutes and half.
The summer time table on the Grand
Trunk went into effect Sunday morning, |
but alas for our hopes Of 8 four-train,
go-as-you-plesse schedule, Instead OF
that, we have three trains each way, and |
the early and late trains run little near i
er midnight at their respective ends OF
the day than ever before. The early |
train now leaves at 1 "a In the morning,
and the late train arrives at 10: 10 in the |
evening. The other trains are only |
slightly changed, the forenoon trains
crossing here At Q 80 instead Of 3 :55, and
the afternoon train down being scheduled
one minute later than before, at 4 10.