Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-09-10
Frank skillings is bookkeeping for A.

Inc Bates students nave ali returne'
to their school work.
Mrs. George F. Eastman is visitin,
, her relatives in Lowell.
Mrs. Rose Croker and family ar,
visiting relatives in Hebron.
j. w. Bicknell of Canton called OF
friends in town last Wednesday.
Geo. o. Chase and family have moved
, to this village from North Paris.
Miss Mabel Hathaway left for hel
school in Quincy, Mass, Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Scott and daughter Of
Portland are visiting her son, Fred Scott
Rodney N. Hall is taking a weeks va
cation from his labors at the Shurtlef
mill.
i W.. w. Walker of Woodfords was In
town Sunday calling on relatives and
friends.
Mrs. lisa Sanborn of Bangor was a
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Minot Whittle,
last Friday.
Prof. Eaton will sing with the male
quartette at the Congregational church
for the present.
Miss Grace Thayer visited relatives
and friends in Skowhegan and Water
vile last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brett have re-
turned from a visit to relatives in
Beverly, Mass.
Rev. VIM. E. Brooks, d. D., attended
the Christian Endeavor Convention at
Waterville last week.
Miss Iva McArdle returned last Fri
day to Brockton, Mass, where she.will
continue her teaching.
Roy Strickland, who has been can
wasting in Washington County through
the summer, is now at home.
Mrs. T. S. Barnes and Miss Alta
Walker attended the Christian Endeavor
convention at Waterville last week.
Miss Blanche Dean commenced her
Miss Dean taught the same school last
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Jones have been
visiting their daughter in Woodfords,
and other relatives in Freeport and else
where.
With September comes the renewal of
work in the secret orders, and the goat
is being fed liberal installments of red
pepper and tacks.
Miss Sue Rounds left Saturday for
Turner, where she is to have the same
position as last year, one of the teachers
in Leavitt Institute.
Harry Ross, who is working for his
brother on the rural mail delivery route
in Auburn, spent Sunday with his
mother in this village.
DR.. and Mrs. William E. Brooks serv-
ed tea on their lawn Friday evening to a
party of fifteen young people of the
place. A very pleasant evening was
passed.
Proprietor S. NJ. King, of Kingleside
Farm, is making the rounds of the fairs
with his famous herd of Jerseys. He
went to Bangor, Lewiston, and Roches-
ter, n. II.
..
Auburn, now of Norfolk, Va, is on a
short visit to her friends in Maine. Her
cousin, Mrs. Stowe, received a very
pleasant call from her Saturday.
The University Extension Club held
their first meeting of the season at
Henry Fletcher's last Wednesday even
ing. A very enjoyable and instructive
winter are the plans of this club.
Miss Mae King of Sweden, daughter of
VIM. II. King of Concord, n. H.. visited
at A. c. T. Kings last week, returning
to Sweden Saturday. She had been
visiting relatives in Gorham, n. H.
Mrs. King r. Buck of Wellesley Hills, |
Mass, visited Mrs. j. A. Record last |
Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Edmunds
and three children, who have been visit |
ing at Mrs. Records, returned to Au-
burn Wednesday.
The total number of pieces delivered |
and collected on the Rural Free Delivery |
Routes for the month of August is as
follows: On Route No. 1, 5255, and on
route No. 2, 2S9S, making total of s,l5S
pieces for the month.
The Grand Chancellor Commander of
the Pythian SisterhOod of Maine, Mrs. |
Hall, of Lisbon Falls, made an official
visit to the lodge of Pythian Sisterhood
in this place last Thursday evening, and |
was entertained by Mrs. Geo. A. Wilson.
Miss Dorothea Kinney, who has been |
spending the summer at w. K. Cliford's,
has returned to her home in Lynn, |
Mass. Her mother, who has been spend |
ing the summer at the Pan-American at |
Buffalo, came here and accompanied her |
daughter home.
There will be a special meeting of
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge Friday |
evening of this week. All members of |
the degree staff are requested to be |
present as there will be rehearsal. If
there is to be any work done this winter
the rehearsals must be attended.
Harold Thayer, who has been at the
Hubbard House on the Hill through the |
summer, has returned and is attending |
school and working at his old job of
.'deviling" in the Democrat office. Har- |
old Anderson has been taking Harold's |
place in the Democrat office lately.
The leather medal has changed hands |
again. Whit Stuart is the happy |
winner. A dispute arose between Whit
and the Register of Deeds, both claim |
ing the honor. A committee composed
of the county treasurer, the postmaster
and the Judge of the Pooduck Municipal
Court unanimously awarded the medal
to Whit. The register will take an
appeal.
Many of the deaf mutes who came
here to attend the convention last week
remained during the day following and
were entertained by an outing on
the steamer Pennesseewassee ON Nor
way Lake, the manager of the steamer
giving half the trip proceeds to the
Maine Deaf Mission for which the deaf
people gave him rising vote of thanks.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold its first public meeting
for the season at the Methodist vestry
next Thursday afternoon when Miss
Isabel Shirley of Bethel will give a
Parliamentary Drill. The Norway
Union and all friends of the Union here
are invited to attend. Business meeting
at 2:3O to elect delegates to the state
convention at BiddefOrd. Drill at 8
o'clock.
Did you ever want drink of pure
water in clean glass at the county fair?
The Norway, South Paris and West