Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-30

DIR. c. l. Buck Ia putting electri,
lights into bis dental rooms.
Miss Eva B. Montgomery Of Portlane
Is guest st Nelson G. Elders.
Presiding Elder Lsdd preached at tn,
Methodist church Sunday morning.
Miss Anna Mason OF Auburn is visit.
'rv her parents, Emery w. Mason and
wife.
Elisha Gilman OF Boston has been :
guest Of Emery w. Mason for few
days.
Edgar II. Brooks OF wilson's Mills
has been visiting at w. Ii. Stiles for a
few days.
The farmers will be paid for their
sweet corr this week at the Office OF A.
W. Walker Il Son.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office Oct. %:
MR. JeneIe PiDkham.
The Relief Corps meeting this week
viii be held Wednesday evening instead
of Thursday evening.
The Relief Corps viii have a supper
next Saturday, Nov. ;, at 6 O'Clock. An
apron sale after supper. All invited.
Almon Churchill has bought the Bon
ney place on Hill Street. now occupied
ey y. Z. Strickland, but will not move
there until spring.
Charles G.. Andrews l. out with one
Arm strapped down, as the result OF
fall from the top Of barrel. In which ne
broke one rio, several days since.
W. W. PAYNE, formerly % Wilton,
moved his family 20 south Paris lssr
week. M. Payne enters the employ OF
the Paris Manufacturing Company,
DR.. and Mrs. c. l.. Buck wish TO ex-
press their gratitude 20 their friends who
assisted them in the time Of their recen;
trouble and bereavement. also TO those
who furnished flowers.
Pythian Block Is about all plastered,
but the mortar ran out, and wait OF
few days IL now being made for more
lime to season. The builders still have
a good margin on their contract time.
The former pupils Of Mrs. Harry A.
Morton, TO the number OF about forty,
gave her a surprise party Saturday |
afternoon, and left her some gifts AS
tokens OF their good will. They were |
with games in the park.
The south Paris High school football |
cam went 20 Bethel Saturday, met the |
Gould Academy team, aud were defeat |
q, 10 % o. Our bows are said 70 be con-
'ideraoly In need Of team practice, but
he Gould team Is considerably heavier \
han South Paris. \ return game will
)e played here next saturday afternoon, |
md IL promises TO be good game.
b. Z. Adkins has secured a position in
dopedale, Mass, and intends To move
lis family there soon. On account of
he removal Mr.. Adkins will sell his
household goods, carriages, hsy, farm
ng tools. and many other articles 10
'luding sn incubator sud full set of
blacksmith tools by public suction st his
,'clock A. VI. Mr.. Adkins has been EN-
'loyed by the Paris Manufacturing Com
ANY for about eighteen years, and now
Skes position in \ factory for the man
fracture OF cotton machinery.
As announced last week, Professor l..
:. Bsteman Of Auburn addressed the
members OF Paris Grange aud friends
Z the order ~ an open meeting SAtur-
av afternoon. His subject was 1.-The
.ost Arts" and for an hour and = half
u held the close attention OF his au-
D. - .l..rlN
xtensivelv. not only in America, but ia
Europe. Asia and Africa, and has had
.rest opportunities of seeing the
PRODUCTS OF those lost arts Of which he
peaks. He Is. IS Is well known, a ready
nd eloquent speaker, with n good CON-
nAnd OF language and style Of dsliv
~ az once easy Snd impressive. He Is
ometi>hes rather extravagant in ex-
ression. but wi;hal very entertaining
nd Instructive.
BISCOE DISTRICT.
Ray FarrSr is working for \. J. PEN
~.
W. +. Foster has gone to work in Au-
urn.
A. II. Andrews has been visiting in
his vicinity.
c. K. Peuley has been TO Ramiord
uying cows.
Frank Barrett was recently' through
ere looking after apples.
Mrs. \. J. Peuley has returned from 8
,eek's visit in Waterford.
Mrs. Lena PerhAm from Massachusetts,
as visited her cousin, Mrs. Crockett.
J. Nichols, who fell out % an apple
rec and started his ribs, Is nov better.
Fred FarrSr recently snapped horses
,ith Geo. Robinson. Mr., Farrsr has
cen nearly blind, and suffered severely
lith his ewes and head. but is now some
that better.