Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-06
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Mr.. Fred Day Of Merom, Ind, who
has been spending his vacation with his
mother, Mrs. Elmira Day, has gone to
Scarboro and Manchester, N. b.
Mr.. Harlan Lord Of Waltham, Mass,
is the guest of Mr.. A. F. johnson.
Mr.. Edward McLucas and family OF
Wolfboro, N. H.. have been visiting
Town Clerk e. e. Rounds.
Mr.. Fred Pomeroy of Bates College,
Lewiston, and Miss Harriet Piper, teach
or of elocution at Kent's Hill, have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Almon John
son.
Mrs. Harriet Arlin of South Windham
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney W.
Rowe.
Mr.. C. E. Spring cut from two acrea
five tons of first-class English hay.
The New liberty Hotel has opened
again with its new owner at the helm.
Mrs. Geo. Goldthwaite and family OF
Peabody. Mass, are ar Perley Browns
for the months Of July and August.
Mrs. Anne Lynch, who is spending the
summer at Maple Ridge cottage, has
been the guest Of her sister, Miss
Frances Spring in Portland.
Mr.. Alpheus Rogers of Portland spent
Saturday in town fishing, returning
home with fine catch.
Mr.. Edgecomb Thorn of Wilton, N
H., is visiting old friends in this vicin
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Kinsley and
Mr.. Fl. II. Emery of Portland have beer
the guests of Mrs. Anne Lynch.
Miss May johnson of Fitchburg IL
spending few weeks with her brother
Frank johnson.
Mr.. Sidney Rowe has rented the Dur
gin cottage at the depot.
Hon. j. Wilder Fairbanks, who is tc
give several lectures at Fryeburg-on-the
Saco this summer, gave lecture with
stereopticon views in the Congregation
al church last Sunday evening, his sub
ject being Ben Hur. The audience wa!
a large one, considering the storm thai
was prevailing, and the subject was en-
joyed by all. 1t is to be hoped that HI
will be able to give another here in ;
short time upon his trip to Alaska. A
the close of his engagement at Fryeburt
last year Mr.. Fairbanks started TO
Alaska, where he spent several week
visiting Skagriay, and other mining
camps, and gathering most interesting
array of facts and information, which h
has worked into a lecture. Mr.. Fair
bank also got over $50 views of place
he visited, which he uses in his lecture
The ladies' circle of the Congregation
al church met last Wednesday in tn
Stickney grove and had sale of ice
cream and cake.
| The Universalist circle gave suppe
in Beans Hall Thursday evening.
The Chrome Brothers gave concert i
Bradbury's Hall Saturday evening.
| Mr.. Hiram Gatchell has had his din
ing-room decorated with steel ceiling
Rev. Ernest Hamlin Abbott of Frye
burg preached at the Congregations
Church Sunday evening.
The st0rks flew over the house OF f.
Philbrook last Sunday and left II
pound daughter.
Miss Eliza Durgin, the daughter Q
Samuel and Betsey Durgin, passed away
after lingering illness, last Monda
noon. The funeral services were cor
Quoted by Pearl Rebekah Lodge at tn
Congregational church upon Main Stree
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. J. E. Albion of Maiden, Mass,
filling the pulpit of the Universalis
church for the months of July an
August.
Mr.. Lucien Hunt of Portland is spend
ing his vacation with his parents upo
Spring Street.
Mr.. A. F.. johnson passed Saturda
and Sunday with his brothers family a
Old Orchard.
Mrs. James S. Hunt is very sick at he
residence upon Spring Street.