Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-07-02

ThONh
commencing June 9, 1901,
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STATED MEETINGS.
N-Paris Lodge, No. "a. Regular
=. ~ Tue.,lay evening on or before full moon
nSeua E-MOunt Mica Lodge, regular meet
Ur;Snrs,iay evening OF each week.-Aurors
ms, L.oS,snt 'drst and third Monday evening"
oteac91 plO"NSi, Mount Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No
p y. second and fourth Fridays OF eacf
non1, y w. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las, meets
% y, AMI third saturday evenings OF eaef
month - '" Kim6aIl Relief Corps meets first
~ sbiri saturday evenings of each month"; III
E1ls. III Paris Grange, from May TO Oct. l.
1t second and fourth Saturday curing ut
rsmsinder Of the year, meets every Sa'uruHs' !"
1TanSS' &. C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
eASn nom q, P.-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
-.sS,. second and fourth Wednesday evenings
Of ssSg P@Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, meets every
yIiSv evening at Pythian Hall.
Miss Helen Barnes is visiting relatives
in Portland,
CA. Record joined his family at Geo.
r Crockett's last week.
Percy f Hathaway and Clarence G.
var-on are at home from Colby College.
Mrs lanes ). Wright attended the
rejdinp of Miss Alice Purington at
B,thel Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Bennett has been IN
Buckftld for the past week or so caring
-g,r her sister who is sick.
Mrs lydia Rounds and Miss Sue
RonndS are spending short vacation at
S,r,udwater and Falmouth Foreside.
Mrs Soule of Pownal is visiting her
brotb,r. Milton Morton. Mrs. Soule is
aormer resident of South Paris.
Mrs J. p. Richardson is spending a
low weeks with relatives and friends IN
Wateryille. Madison and other places.
The house occupied by Charles l..
Jersey and family on Main Street is
undergoing quite extensive repairs and
Improvements.
Deputy sheriff Bird of Bryant's Pond
Was here Tuesday, and left with Sheriff
Tucker four gallons of hard liquors
which he had seized.
Charlie, II. Merrill has moved his fam
Nv from the Crockett place which he
sid 10 A. 5. Penley, into the Dureil
house on High Street.
Hawkins excelsior factory is now
making excelsior at a commercial rate,
me tirst carload being shipped last week.
They shave out something like a ton
day
Lester DeCoster and wife, formerly of
South Paris, have moved from West
boro Mass. to Bridgeport, Conn.,, ow-
inc 10 the removal of the concern by
which Mr. DeCoSter is employed.
Mrs. Boynton of Chicago, formerly
Miss Nav Harmon, a school teacher IN
south Paris some years since, called at
Nd. BolSter's Thursday. She came
from Turner. where she is visiting rela-
lives.
Marion Bessey few days since sold a
pair Of 4-year-old steers to Sumner
Warlwell. which weighed 2I75 pounds.
They are not beef cattle, but are in
tended for work and have always been
worked
Rev. 4. F. Goodwin of Richmond,
Indiana, preached a very interesting and
helpful sermon at the Methodist church
last evening. A large audience was
s-eSent. and collection was taken for
the Church Aid Society.
Ora Marston is carrying around a
bandaged right hand. While at work in
the sled factory, Saturday, June 22d, he
got bis hand against the cutter on a
jointer. taking off the tip of his thumb,
down to about the middle of the nail.
Chandler Swift came home from Rum
ford Falls Wednesday, and is sick with
The measles. II does seem as II an old
soldier of the civil war ought To have
got the measles out of the way at least
forty years ago, but it appears that he
didn't.
The June Bugs added another to their
list Of victories Thursday afternoon,
when thew PLAYED a Norway nine on the
fair grounds. Score % to 10 when they
stopped at the end of the eighth inning
because the Norway boys didn't want to
play any longer.
The mans shirt waist question was
out Of sight, as rule, last week. There
was DO question about it. Most OF the
men simply peeled off coats and vests rs
articles which were worse than useless.
Mouse dying too many deaths before
your time comes.
Hon. James S. Wright was at Rum
ford Falls Thursday in attendance ON the
hearing before the county commissioners
on the location of the Swift River bridge.
The commissioners granted the prayer
Of the petitioners asking for a location
near the mouth of Swift River, in place
Of the old location about mile farther
up the stream.
Judge Wilson is at work on the plans
Tor grading the addition on the north
side Of the court house grounds. A
driveway will be built down the north
side of the lot, and the terraces will be
extended to this with reverse curve,
bringing the ends of them toward the
front and making them approximately
- Symmetrical with the south ends. A. W.
Walker Il Son have engaged to do the
work Of grading.
A delegation from the Christian En-
deavOr Society of this place attended the
meeting Of the Local Union at Andover
last Tuesday They drove from here
with a pair of horses, going Monday
afternoon and returning Wednesday. In
The party were Rev. and Mrs. DIR. Brooks,
Mrs. 7. 5. Barnes, who is president OF
The Local Union, Miss Mertie G.. Walker
Miss Gertrude Bryant, Miss Grace Ben
nett, and George Clifford.
Avery pleasant affair occurred Satur
day evening at No. 40 Hill Street, wher
Mss Edna Winnefred Faunce was united
IN marriage TO Mr.. Arthur Augustine
Daseombe of Auburn. A goodly com
pany of friends and neighbors wer'