Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-09-24
Oxford 1emucrat,
SOUTH PARIS.

commencing June 2, 1901,
rp,rxs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
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b9.I7 as A. ~, leo P. NJ. Sunday only
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daily, SuhiSs'
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r,,,,rd Shaw is at Costigan visiting
II. sister. Mrs. Paul d. Higgins.
yrs Jennie Bennett is spending few
Laws with relatives in Buckheid.
rho Misses Dean of Buekfield were
-. AZ Albion Taylor's during the
fair.
p.riamin Spaulding and f. r. Dyer
.Rnckfeld attended probate court here
last week.
y,s Ellen C. Brown and daughter
~, >r,ie f. Gooding of Yarmouth, are
,;,iting Mrs. Stowe.
Tho sunday excursion train to Port
"a has been taken off. The Berlin ex-
."rsion IS still running.
e Burbank of Gorham, Y. H., at
.,Yjed the fair and stopped with his
Grtbrr. F. p Burbank.
1,bn D. Keefe and wife of Portland
49,. breu visiting Mrs. Keefe's sister,
Nv. !. J. Emeley, for few days.
vr and Mrs. Clayton X. Brooks COM
u.rr..i housekeeping last week in the
Pryaut house, near the Baptist church.
E Tolman is building an addition
o.. bi> residence on Gothic Street. j..
rt,,rl Murch is doing the carpenter
work.
Miss Carrie Hubbard, Edwin Hubbard
- Mrs l.. l.. Stearns of Lowell were
,pesres at George F. Eastman's during
county fair.
Irdre Sanford L. Fogg and family of
r,,b came TO attend the last day of
NE county fair, and are guests at 5. Z.
TnrkcrS for few days.
e. Merrill and wife have moved
;,m the Chesley house on Park Street
.,,,S. p. Maxim's house on the Hebron
mad a, the top of Clark Hill.
lsrsn,e G.. Morton left Thursday for
whence he goes directly TO
I w,r, Y. Y, 10 enter the engineering
,o.y,e in Cornell University.
Mrs. N. Y. Porter is spending a few
ressS at her former home in Boston.
| Bsfore returning she will take a trip to
me Pan-American and to New York
city.
Miss Ellen Garcelon of Lewiston made
, Jew brief calls on her friends here
Friday. Miss GarcelOn is well re-
membered as former telegraph operator
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pingree were
visited recently by Mrs. y. b. OSgOOd
and Mr.. Charles X. Osgood of Bidde-
ford mother and brother OF Mrs.
Pingree.
The schools were suspended last week
inter- Tuesday. One day of the three
ia holiday to be given the scholars on
account Of the fair. The other two days
will be made up later in the term.
NrF. A. King of New York, formerly
NJ Portland. and his sister, Miss Eliza
beth KIM, who has just returned from
,wo wears in Europe, have been spend
I'M a week with their uncle, 5. VI. King.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office sept. %:
Grace Y Zeinhart.
M, Mary Croker Daniels.
Nrs Mary Il. Croker.
Mr.. c. C.. Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pratt of Portland
visited at f. p. Burbank's during fair,
also Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Noyes of
Gorham. Y. II. Mr.. and Mrs. Oren
Tubbs of Norway were at Mr.. Burbank's
Friday.
Mrs. T.. c. Morton left Monday morn
ing for Waterville, where she will spend
week. and 90 from there to Abingdon,
Mass. 10 remain with her daughter,
Miss Julia p. Morton, for the coming
year. They will keep house there.
CONSERVATION was caused Wednesday
afternoon by a report, afterwards prov
Vi false, that George Jones had dropped
). I'd u was simply an attack of acute
ntse,tion, from which he recovered so
he was around as usual the next day.
Several more Rumford Falls victims
Of red liquor took up their abode at the
ail last week. They are James Conley,
Thomas Smith and James Prescott, who
will stay thirty days each; Patrick
Burns sixty days; and George Edwards,
ninety days.
There was an unusual combination of
sorrow and rejoicing at Elmer b. Deans
On Western Avenue last week. Their
Youngest child, a girl little over two
years, died Wednesday, and only few
hours later a bOy-their first sOn-came
10 take the place of the lost one.
Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Richardson en-
tertained the following guests the past
week: Mrs. William Culbert and two
children Of Madison, Me-; Mrs. Daggett
Of Auburn; Mrs. Lindsey of Melrose,
Mass; Mr.. Billy Farr of Farr's Tavern,
Lewiston; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sleeves OF
Fairfield, Ne.
The seasons run at the Burnham X
Morrill, corn factory closed Saturday
night except that the factory will run
Thursday to put up beans. The pack
has been about 500, 900 cans of corn and
,uccotaSh, and Superintendent Emeley
SAYS he has never seen better corn than
That which has come in this year.
News was received here Saturday of
the sudden death that morning at his
home in MankatO, Mimi, of Louis
Under. Mr.. Linder's wife is a daughter
Of Frank II. Skillings and sister OF
Mrs George A. Briggs of this place.
Ms. Briggs started for Mankato Mon
day morning. Besides widow, Mr..
Under leaves several children.
4. d. Cotton and wife of Windsor, VT,
are in town visiting Mrs. Cotton's
father, Hiram Pulsifer. Mr.. Cotton was
for quite a number of years superln-
N,,Edent of shoe factory in Vermont,
MI later was in the same business for
three years in Richmond, Va. Mr.. and
Mrs Cotton will make visit of some
length here, and will 60 from here to
visit relatives in Massachusetts,, where
Ms. Cotton has several brothers.
The Grand Trunk Railway is putting
in a water tank near the north end OF
the station platform, to take the place
Of the reservoir on the hill now in use.
The supply will he Norway water as
now, the principal advantage of the
change being the greater convenience OF
tank nearer at hand and on the company's
Premises, as we'll as the lessened danger
Of leakage from the pipes. A sidetrack
TO the location was laid Saturday, and
apie driver is now at work putting in
the foundation.
ASS. d. Marshall was driving out OF