Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-11-18
wEST PARIS

We have had some fine Indian summer
days, but snow squalls remind us that
winter is near.
Work is being pushed on the repairs
at the mill for the Paris Manufacturing
Co. Later full description of the i'm
provements will be given.
Miss Nina B. Bryant is spending two
weeks at South Paris with Mrs. ELI
Swan.
Mr.. II. G. Brown has suffered a severe
attack of acute indigestion and is not as
well.
The mother of Mr.. A. C. Perham, who
has been seriously ill, is convalescent.
C. c. Dearborn is building shop fol
saw filing.
The W. C. T. U. held its monthly
meeting last Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Roscoe Tuell. Reports of the
national convention were very interest,
ingly given by those who attended
which will be further continued at the
meeting to be held the first Thursday in
December with Mrs. c. H. Lane.
The West Paris Creamery is doing a
good business, making an average OF
nearly 800 pounds of butter, daily.
Mrs. Anna Young goes this Monday
ON short visit to Portland and Cornish
John Brock has moved into the lower
rent of the Bates house, and Deck Gray
and wife have moved from South Paris
into the rent vacated by Mr.. Brock.
Mr.. X. T. Flavin is moving his family
from North Paris into the Llewellyr
Pratt house at Trap Corner.
Mr.. Adna Tuell, mail carrier between
here and North Paris, has moved tC
North Paris and will keep small grocery
and grain store in the building vacated
by Joseph Littlehale. This arrange
ment will make it more convenient fol-
the mail route. Mr.. Tuell is one of Oul
good citizens, and we wish him success
| Chester II. Lane has returned from
Damariscotta, intending to remain here
in the store with his father.
While working at Greenwood for the
Paris Manufacturing Co., tree fell
striking the arm of Mr.. Joshua Perry
nearly breaking the bone at the wrist
He is at the home of his brother who
| lives in the rent in the Hannibal Curti.
house. The arm is badly swollen anC
very painful, but Mr.. Perry is fortunate
in escaping a more -erious accident. DR.
| Wheeler attended him.
| DR.. and Mrs. +. 4. Wheeler are com
fortably settled in the lower rent of the
new house built by Mrs. Mooney. Tht
doctor has pleasant, commodious office
and is having an increasing practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder of Gorham, n. IL.
spent few days here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder have many &C
quaintances and relatives in this vicinit,
who will be glad to know that they in
tend to move here in the near future
They will rent the Frank Durham hous,
and take few boarders. We under
stand Mr.. Durham is going to New
Hampshire.
The Methodist quarterly meeting oil
Sunday was well attended and profitable
Presiding Elder Ladd was present.
The whistle at Mann's mill was agail
heard this morning. The building
have been painted and are well fitted NJ
for the winters work.
There will be an entertainment in Dun
hams Hall on Friday evening, Nov. 81
1902 The entertainment will consist o
music, readings, songs and farce en-
titled "SiSter MaSonS." There vii
also be an oyster and pastry supper a
the close of the entertainment. Tn
proceeds are to go toward procuring
flag for the school house. Admission l
cents; supper - cents. To be followe,
by sociable Everybody is invited t
come and help worthy object.