Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-03

YOU iof VxcatsOn.
Miss Beatrice Rawson Of Auburn IL ,
guest Of her cousin, Miss Alberta Davis
Miss Gertrude Jones L. At hons from
New Gloucester, where she has bee,
teaching.
Henry Parsons Of Brooklyn. N. ", d
here visiting his sisters, Mrs. Morse and
Mrs. Hewett.
Advertised letters In South Paris pos
Office July 2:
Mr.. Chas. Fxrrar.
wslter.L. Gray spent several days II
Boston and other Massachusetts, cities
on business last week.
Walter l.. GRAY, Esq, was admitted
10 practice In the United States District
Coars at Portland Saturday.
Mrs. T.. +. Stone and Miss Jessie An
drews go TO Falmouth Foreside this
week where they have cottage.
W. W. Roberts and wife Of Portland
are guests at n. G. Elders. Mrs. Rob
erts has been here for about two weeks.
Miss Iva L. McArdle. who Is teaching
10 Brsintree, Mass, came home for the
summer vacation the first of last week.
Miss Susie l.. Rounds, who has closed
her engagement as governess In the
family OF Governor Powers, came home
Saturday night.
The Grand Trunk Sunday excursions
TO Portland were started Sunday. The
train down Ia the morning leaves South
Paris st SO, and on the return reaches
here at 7:S5 P. NJ.
DIR. Brooks, besides attending COM
mencement AZ Colby, made brief visit
TO Skowhegsn, where he fitted for col
iege. He returned Friday evening and
reports delightful time.
H. W. Dean came Sunday morning
from Readville, Mass, accompanied by
his brother, A. c. Desn Of Boston. They
and Mr.. III. W. Deans family will start
Thursday morning for trip to the
Rsngeley Lakes.
The Christian Endesvor Society will
give lawn party on the Congregational
church lawn Wednesday night, July 1,
1900. A cordial invitation Is extended
to all. Ice cream and cake for sale. II
the evening Is stormy a social will be
held In the vestry.
IL any one has picked up house kew
on Pleasant or Main Street they will
confer favor on the loser by leaving II
AZ the Democrat Office. Also II any one
has picked up black belt with steel
buckle, lost June I'D, they will confer
favor by leaving IL at the Democrat
Office.
The annual Children's Day services OF
the Congregational Sunday School will
De held in the auditorium OF that church
on sunday evening, July s, at O'Clock.
A very original aud Instructive exercise
with Flags and Flowers" will
be given and delightful time Is in
sured. All patriots cordially invited.
The sled factory nine played the Nor
ways on the Durell field at 5 O'Clock
afternoon. Score IL 10 . In
favor Of South Paris, five innings. The
same teams will play again on that
ground on the forenoon Of the Fourth,
and as the South Paris ball Is lost, IL Is
that Norway viii furnish
the bali for the next game.
The Mascns' ball game on st. Johns
Day between the Fats and the Leans
stimulated interest In the sport 70 such
an extent that n game has been arranged
TO De played At the fair grounds on the
afternoon OF the Fourth, between Nor
way Mssons and South Paris Mssons.
IL was originally proposed 10 play twelve
men on a side, so that less time might be
lost running after the ball. IL WAS dnsl-
ly decided, however, 70 play only nine
men on a side; but three substitute
PLAYERS on each side and an ambulance,
will be In attendance in case OF accident.
The list Of PLAYERS on the two sides, as
now made up, is as follows:
NORWAY.
Chas p. Barnes, captain.
Merritt WEIGH.
Eugene Y. Andrews.
DR.. IL l.. Bartlett.
Lee NJ smith.
Frank kimhalL
W. J. Jones.
DIR. y. y. Barker.
A. J. Stearns
III. y. Andrews.
Henry Foster.
SOUTH PARIS.
c. X. Brooks. captain.
A. W. Walker.
Geo, A. Briggs
ChAs NJ. Ttcomb.
Fred VI. Evans.
Carroll 6. Curtis.
VIII Curtis
W. p. Morton.
A. ID. Park
Ernest y. Record.
W. l.. Gray.
Game called st BPM. To pay nee
esssry expenses sn admission fee OF 10
cents will be charged; ladies free. AT
sbout the usual supper hour a modest
BANQUET will be served at one OF the Nor
wsy hotels, 10 which all Mssons and
their ladies are invited. All who wish
TO attend the banquet are requested TO
give their nsmes either TO DR.. Bradbury,
Norway, or Mr.. Park, South Paris.
BIsCoE DISTRICT.
John Everett was through here look
ing for lambs.
Mrs. Asbury Spesrin, Of Auburn, Is
visiting st W. +. Fosters.
A. J. Penley's famous brood mare
..Nettie- has q beautiful Robinson ID.
lilly BY her side.
Prentiss Crockett had two acres OF
yellow corn well up when the crows
pulled IL al up. Crow lovers take no
tice.
The school taught BY Dora Stevens OF
South Paris, closed after short term,
caused BY much sickness among the
scholars.
Gardens are backward; while some
have had plenty Of rsdishes, lettuce, etc.,
bat few will have green peas the Fourth
Of their own picking.
Mrs. Addie Fsrwell and Miss Blanche
Fsrwell, OF Lewiston, who have been WIS.,
ting at A. j. Penley's, have gone TO
Waterford 70 spend the summer.
Miss Agnes Pinkham, who is with her
sister, Mrs. Crockett, has been quite Ill
with measles. Mrs. Crockett is enter
them at the present time.
uTrLeFlELp-JoRoAN.
There WAS quiet wedding at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Jordan OF
Norway, Wednesday, June 18th, at high
neon when their daughter, Miss l.. Ger
trude Jordan, was united In marriage
with DIR. james 6. Little6eld OF South
Paris. Only near relatives OF the con-
tracing parties were present. Kew.
Caroline Z. Angel officisted. The eere-
mony was performed under an arch OF
evergreen aud June flowers.
DIR. Littlefield Is young and rising
rbvsi,isn of South Paris. Miss Jordan