Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-13
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Haynes spent Sun.
day at Danville.

i Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Haynes spent Sun
day at Danville.
Miss Lila Stearns is visiting Miss Car
RE Hammond at Shows Falls.
Frank II. Skillings and wife left Sat
urday for vacation at Peaks Island.
Miss Matte Hersey of Somers, Conn.,,
is spending few days with friends
here.
Miss Edith Chaplin of Bridgton is at
DR.. Littlefield's for stay of two or
three weeks.
Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler was at Buck
field visiting her cousins, the Misses
Dean, last week.
Phineas j. Stearns of Boston is spend
Mrs. Helen L. Stearns.
A lawn social and cobweb party will
be gwen at the Methodist church
grounds this Monday evening.
Miss Rowland and four young lady
friends arrived at Mountain View Farm
Thursday for stay of about month.
There bids fair to be another week of
rain and clouds. 1t is terribly diseour-
aging to farmers who haven't finished
haying.
George F. Eastman and wife, Miss
Grace Thayer and E. 5. Jones were with
Mrs. Eastman's relatives at Lowell over
Sunday.
A. l.. Holmes is at Pine Point for
vacation. His son, Will X, is carrier on
the rural mail delivery route during his
absence.
The June Bugs played with the Paris |
Hill boys at the school house yard Sat
urday afternoon, and met defeat by |
score of II to ).
Frank Z. Kimball and wife leave to-
day, Monday, for their annual outing at
Peaks Island, where they will camp out
for a week or two.
y. d. Bolster is taking vacation.
This week he and family will take car
riage drive after which they will go to
Falmouth FOreside.
Miss Mertie B. Maxim will leave Tues
day for EastOn, where she is to make
visit and officiate as bridesmaid at the
of friend.
Rev Sumner Bangs occupied the pull
pit in the Baptist church Sunday, and
preached particularly able sermon be-
fore good congregation.
Mrs. J. d. Keefe and two children of
Portland have been guests at j. j.
Emeleys. Mrs. J. Brown of Portland,
Mrs. Emeley's mother, is there now.
A very lightly advertised game of ball
was played on the fair grounds Saturday
afternoon between West Paris and Nor
way. Score 9 to 2 in favor of West
Paris.
Paris Grange will hold picnic at Ham,
nonds grove, Shows Falls, Wednes-
Law, Aug. q. The members and friends
If West Paris Grange are invited to meet
With them and enjoy the day.
Warren SWEET of Dorchester, Mass,
anne to South Paris Saturday and took
his son Gilbert, who has been at Jacob
Nichols for some time, to Portland,
where Mr.. and Mrs. SWEET are stopping
It present.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Bap- ,
ist church will serve baked bean and
alad supper in their new vestry next {
Wednesday evening, August IA. Sup ,
Ter Is cents; entertainment 10 cents.
III are cordially invited.
Rev. T. J. Ramsdell is spending the
Feek at Joseph Georges, near Locke's '
ILLS, where Rev. DIR. Kneeland, score
arv of the New England Sabbath
Protective League, is spending vaca- {
ion. Mr. Ramsdell will return before
sunday. I
Can making at the corn factory fin
she'd Friday. The number turned out
his wear is $4,000. Things are now
,eing put in readiness for the seasons :
Jack, which will begin about Sept. LIST.
Emeley says the acreage
4 corn planted is about the same as
Isual, and there is every reason to ex- I
,ect considerably more than the average
mount of corn.
News has been received here of the
eath of Charles Smiley on Thursday,
{ Longmont, Colo. Mrs. Smiley and
lis brother Joseph were with him at the =
ime, and will come east with the re-
mains. They are expected here Monday
fternoOn, and the funeral will be held {
t George w. Cooks Tuesday afternoon
{ O'Clock. Interment at his former
ZONE in Benton. Mr.. Smiley was Is
ears of age. He was a young man OF 7
Ugh character and good business ability.
n company with his brother, Thomas 5.
smiley of Norway, he was engaged in ,
he manufacture of wrappers, and was
superintendent of the factory at Norway. 6
FOR a time he applied himself very
loosely to business, but in the fall OF y
sos his health failed him, and he was ,
'bliged to go south. Since that time he
las been engaged, in the South and 4
Vest, in the fruitless search for health.
lie leaves widow, who was Miss Lulu {
Iook, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Y Cook IL