Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-20
Augustus Record is in Berlin. N. ii.

Ill.
Miss Belle Tufts is visiting relative.
in Greenwood.
| Mrs. j. A. Record is visiting friend,
and relatives in Buckfield.
N. d. Bolster and family are spending
this week at Falmouth Foreside.
Mr.. Clarence Lowell and family from
Auburn are visiting relatives in Paris.
l.. b. Andrews has been seriously ii
for the past week, and at latest report
is very low.
Almon Penley has taken home from
pasture his Kylmar brood mare and colt
"Kylmar Wilkes"
VIM. NJ. Shaw and wife and son
Howard spent Sunday in Portland with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw.
There will be a baptismal service at
the Baptist church next Sunday imme-
diately following the sermon.
Mrs. Frank Carter and children, who
have been boarding at A. j. Penley's,
have returned home to Cambridge,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Higgins, who have
been spending few weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Shaw, returned to their home
in Costigan Sunday.
The members of the Pythian Sisterhood
are especially requested to attend the
meeting Thursday evening, as there will
ka ,ynrE in tho caannH 1aurpa
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office, Aug. 10, 1901:
Mr.. Abuer Doran.
Mr.. John Powers.
Almon Churchill, who orders in the
corn for the Burnham & Morrill, Co.,
will start out to examine the corn on
Tuesday morning of this week.
Rev. A. w. Pottle and wife left their
home early Monday morning to spend
the week at Bowdoinham and the Rich
mond camp meeting, now in session.
Writ Stanley and wife spent Sunday
at Merrymeeting Park. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. SANKEY'S grand
mother, Mrs. +. II. Cummings of Paris
Hill.
The Hebron base ball nine will play
return game with the Streaked Mountain
nine on the Fair Grounds "Wednesday
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Admission 10
cents.
Mrs. G.. C. Pratt does not recover her
health as we'll as her many friends
could wish. Her enforced feebleness is
a great trial to her, rs her life has
always been a busy one, full of care and
for others.
The Poland camp meeting, Rev. A. 5.
Laid, d. D., presiding, will commence
Monday, Aug. 26, and continue over the
Sabbath. Rev. A. w. Pottle
and wife will be in attendance through
the entire meeting. There will be no
service in the Methodist church, Sept. /.
The pole-setting crew of the Eastern
Co. have been doing quite a
business the past week, having the poles
set between this place and Norway, and
to the Hill. From Norway the line comes
by way of Gary Street, thence by the
corn factory and back of the houses to
point near Pleasant Street railroad cross
inc, where it crosses to Western
Avenue. By taking this route it largely
keeps away from other wires.
A petition to the county commission
ers has been started by the people living
in the vicinity of Streaked Mountain,
asking for change in the location of
a portion of the road leading from South
Paris to Buckfield, near the house OF
]. A. Sturtevant. The purpose OF the
change is to avoid the steep
hill by going around where lighter
grade can be had, also to get away from
a stretch of road on the flat which drifts
badly.
Co. F. 9th Maine, and Co. c, Sth Maine,
will be entertained at their annual re
union this year by Ira +. Murch of this
place, who is president of the organiza-
ton. The day is Wednesday OF tins
week, Aug. 81. Headquarters will be at
John Whitman's on Cross Street, where
there is a spacious lawn, as well as
plenty of house room. A baked bean
dinner will be served at Grange Hall,
which is only short distance away.
The reunions of this organization have
been held regularly for a number OF
wears, and are always well attended.
WE. Mills has two teams hauling
feldspar from the ledge on No. 4 Hill to
the cars. Charles Everett of Hebron,
who drives team No. l, came in Thurs
day with load On one pair of horses
which was too much for Porter's hay
scales. He drove on to the scales and
they began to crack, and Porter told him
to get off in a hurry, which he proceeded
TO do. The mischief had been done,
however, and the team had to go to
another set of scales to weigh. The
broken scales were repaired and made as
good as new the next day. The load
weighed 1900 net.