Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-11-06
Vote early.
Vote early.
mrs. Lydia Rounds Is visiting relatives
In Auburn and the suburbs.

| Vote early.
mrs. Lydia Rounds Is visiting relative,
In Auburn and the suburbs.
The ladies OF the Relkf Corps vii
have supper aud apron salc Ssturds,
afternoon and evening. Nov. 10. Tn,
usual prices.
Apples are still moving freely, and
the price IL improving a little One dol
isr FOR oarreled apples, and IS cents for
loose, Is now offered.
L. Harry Pierce is at home from Hone
dale. Mass, 20 take short vacation and
deposit bis first vote for president. II
will be Mckinley vote.
Advertised letters In South Paris post
office Nov. 5:
Mrs. Tobias " snow
hrss Ida Lord Bennett.
Arthur B. Gcrsh
General Manager Charles NJ. Hsys of
the Grand Trunk Railway has resigned
his position, TO accept the presidency
OF the Southern Pacific road. His sue
cessor has not yer been determined upon.
Mrs. Lizzie s., wife of George ID. Rob
ertson, died at her home on Church
street Saturday morning at the age Of
81. The funeral will be held Tuesday
forenoon. Mrs Robertson leaves a
husband but no children.
For the convenience OF those who wish
TO hear the returns Tuesday evening,
New Hall will be open. The returns
viii be taken by telephone and read
nom the stage. A contribution will be
taken 10 pay the necessary expenses.
The street railway moved its track
over Sunday, where the road was
widened on Pleasant Street, from the
residence Of :. L. Stearus TO the Pleas
ant Street school house. This widens
the roadway several feet, where IL was
narrow before.
G. w. BoNker and family. who hsve
been AT the Auburn tish hatchery for the
summer, will return home the first OF
this week. Or. and Mrs. Littlefield, who
have been occupying the Bowker resi-
dence, will make their quarters az the
doctors Office until Pythian Block is
Don C. Seitz, formerly OF Norway,
now of the New York World staff. has
written DIR. b. +. Bradbury that he will |
the election returns Tuesday |
night. The returns viii also be !
as fast az received over the |
lines Of the New Englsnd Telephone |
aud Telegraph Company. IL YOU want |
% stay up late enough you may ''hesr
something drop"
The lecture In the Popular Course az
he Methodist church last Monday even
ng was given by the Rev. c. W. Brad
ee of Biddeford. Mr.. Brsdlee wss well |
received and greatly enjoyed. His
ecture was of humorous turn aud set
,ut un-punctusl people in most laugh
bile way. Mr.. Bradlee Is one OF the
most attractive preachers OF the Maine
Conference.
The University Extension Association
viii meet AZ Mr.. Fietcher's this Monday
'yening. The following will be the
'rgsnlEassoa Of the Russian Army,
Mrs T. W. Morton.
Continued tsR on Russia's Relation 10 China.
T.
'olstoy and Music, Miss Leach.
AK on rO's,Oy's Principal Works
Miss Mertie Maxim.
.sview Of Russian Literature.
Mr. Fletcher.
Lewis Il. Andrews has sold the dry
,oOds department OF his business 20 W.
1. Mackenney OF Lewiston. who will
axe possession "a soon as the necessary
.rellminaries can be arranged. Mr..
iackenney has had considerable ex-
erienee In the dry goods business, hsv-
NJ been 10 Gilchrist's In Boston for
our years, and Mrs. Msckenney WAS
cad ssleswomsn In one department at
Whites. Mr.. Andrews will continue
he clothing business as before.
The last In the Peoples Popular
curse AZ the Methodist church will be N
lusical concert and readings, conducted
" Mrs. Herman Wilson. and will be on
ionday evening, Dec. 80. Mr.. Stock
ridge OF Portland, and Miss Florence
'hipman OF Boston are already engaged
D assist local talent. Miss Chapman,
iolinist, Il connected with the Boston
Of Music. Rev. II. c.
wilson OF Lewiston has been engaged ss
sAder aud impersonstor. McArdle's
orchestra sud the best musical talent Of
outh Paris and Norway will be secured
Or the occasion.