Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-06

day in Sumner.
F. A. Fox, Esq, of Kezar Falls, was at
South Paris Saturday.
Misses Alice and Fannie Bisbee have
been visiting in Sumner.
Mrs. j. p. Richardson is spending a
short time at Peaks Island.
Mr.. Frank Shaw of Portland visited
his brother, William, Sunday.
Thede Thayer shipped two pairs of
horses to Bar Harbor Monday.
| The Eastern Telephone people expect
to begin setting poles this week.
Mr.. George Buck of Gorham, N. H.,
is visiting at Mrs. Sarah Clark's.
| C. w. Bowker spent Sunday at the
Auburn hatchery with his family.
Frank Briggs and wife of West Paris
were with friends here over Sunday.
Mrs. j. J. Emeley is visited by her
sister, Miss Dolly Brown of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cole of Sumner
visited at Charles Newelps over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Chase of Epping, n. H., is
here visiting her brother, j. A. Kenney.
Mr.. Paul Higgins of Costigan joined
his wife at the Andrews House Satur-
day.
Chester and Charles Record of Port
land were at j. A. Records Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Ethel Stoddard of Lewiston is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Scott, for a
few days.
from Buckfield, where she has been for
some weeks.
Miss Fannie Cutler of Boston, a sister
of the late Stephen Cutler, is visitor at
Mrs. Cutters.
Mrs. Effie Howe and Master Henry go
Tuesday to Portland and Falmouth for a
few days vacation.
Miss Helen Barnes was at Norway
Miss Mildred Ham.
l.. P. Gerrish of Lisbon, formerly
principal of the high school here, was
in town over Sunday.
n. c. McKeen is having a piazza built
on his house on Oxford Street. j. Z.
Murch is doing the work.
Harry King of Portland was a guest
of his uncle, S. F. King, in the King
neighborhood, over Sunday.
l.. B. Andrews and wife have been at |
the Cummings cottage on Howard Pond,
Hanover, for three or four weeks.
Frank E. Buck has taken the cobbler's |
shop formerly occupied by j. c. Har-
low, and will continue the business.
Harry NJ. Gerry, formerly of this |
place, now general secretary of the Y.
NJ. G. A. in Providence, X. l., is in town. |
Mrs. j. X. Tucker will entertain the |
members of the Relief Corps and Grand
Army at lawn party Wednesday even
ing
Miss Annie Shaw, who has been 1t
the Andrews House for some weeks past,
returned 10 her home in Portland Sun
day.
Dedication services will be held at the
new Baptist vestry on Thursday even
ing of this week at half past seven. A
cordial invitation TO these services is
extended to all.
Charles II. Flagg wishes to express
through the Democrat his thanks to
fellow workmen and citizens who liber-
ally contributed to his relief after his in
jury to his hand.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Aug s.:
Mrs Fannie Fuller.
Miss Lottie Abbott.
Miss S Anna Heath.
J. II. Vincent.
Albert d. Park and family went Satur-
day to their cottage ut Old Orchard.
Mrs. Park will remain there through the
month. Mr.. Park is spending the present
week there, and will go down occasion
ally later.
Mrs. Phelps of Portland was a guest
of Mrs. Alice Thayer's Sunday. Miss
Mary Louise Phelps, who has been
spending several weeks here, returned
Sunday with her mother to their sum-
mer home in Pownal.
Judge" John Martin left Saturday
for a visit to relatives at Rumford Falls.
The Judge is worthy son of Old
and he recalls the time when
he and Judge VIM. Writ Virgin were
members of the same church choir in
There was large attendance at the
meeting at the Baptist
church on Sunday evening. The exer-
cises were in charge of the members of
the Young Ladies' Mission Band and
were carried out in a most creditable
manner. The programme consisted of
Scripture recitations, singing and the
reading of interesting articles concern
ing various forms of mission work.
Miss Florence W. Lowell, assistant in
the South Paris High School, has re-
signed her position, having been elected
by the Auburn school board assistant in
the Edward Little High School. She
had made no application for the posi-
ton, and knew nothing of the matter
until notified of her election. The peo-
pie here will be sorry to lose Miss
Lowell, who is popular and successful
teacher.
PERSONAL.