Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-10-28

| Accompanist .....----.. Mrs. V. Nj. whitman
Mrs. Z. f. Smith went to Richmond
Monday for short visit to her people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. d. Smith improved
the excursion and took trip to Boston
for the week.
Geo. Z. Tubbs is spending his vaca-
ton at his camp in Waterford. Miss
Tuell of West Paris takes his place in
the Savings Bank during his absence.
Editor Bowler of the Bethel News was
in town this week on business.
Mrs. Rowena Swan is visiting her son
Arthur at West Everett, Mass, for few
days.
Mrs. S. l.. Oberholtzer of Philadelphia
lectured at the Congregational Church
Thursday evening, on School Savings
Banks. She is the Worlds W. c. L. U.
Superintendent of School Savings
Banks of her city. She presents the
subject very clearly.
Irving Frost and Tim Heath are in
charge of the foundation work for the
new boat house to be erected by Messrs.
Tarr and Taylor on the lake road.
A special meeting of the Norway
school board was held at the Savings
Bank rooms on Wednesday afternoon,
when one of the scholars was suspended
from future school attendance until such
time as he is willing to conform to
school rules. 1t is stated that the young
man has been the cause of much trouble,
both in and out of school for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Stone, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Fuller, Mrs. Lizzie Brooks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. A. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Gibson, A. l.. +. Pike, F. ii. Noyes,
Mrs. Mary Cole and Mrs. Hattie Harmon
| were in Boston this week.
A most pleasant time was had at Eben
Shackley's Wednesday evening; it was
an old fashioned husking. Members OF
the G. A. X. and Relief Corps were
present.
DR.. III. p. Jones, W. A. Lewis and
| o. NJ. Cummings are on the committee
for the Knights of Pythias annual
Thanksgiving ball, to be given at the
Opera House Thanksgiving evening.
l.. p. Bartlett, Jr., was in town re,
Gently and gives much encouragement
regarding big rush of business during
the winter season.
j. II. Symonds and family have
moved to Bangor where he has accepted
the position of superintendent in the
Parker & Peaks shoe factory. He was
in charge of the B. F. Spinney & Co
shoe shop here for four years and wor
the respect of all during that time.
New signs have been put up at j. I
Rowe's barber shop made by Bennett d
Davis.
Il. Poor of Sebago was in town the
first of the week.
Mrs. Laura A. Sanborn of the Adver
tiser is visiting in Lowell, Mass.
Rev. b. S. Rideout attended the ded
ication of the Coram library at Bates
College Wednesday.
Mrs. Jeanette T. Gardner, afte
a brief sickness, died at her home oil
Main Street Thursday, Oct. 10. Sh'
was born in Buckfeld Sept. 0, 1884
married Oscar Gardner of that place
who died in 1875. Her children, Mrs
Jeanette Young of Norway, Eugen
Gardner of Buckfield and Gertrude o
Gardner survive her. Funeral services
at the late residence by Rev. G.. E
: Angel. Interment at Buckfield.
| Postmaster Moses P. Stiles and hi
brother, w. C. Stiles, of Portland, hav
Just returned from five days hunting
trip in the northern part of the county
They succeeded in bringing with othe
} game very handsome deer.
Capt. j. Waldo Nash and Ralph l
Trask returned from Haines Landing
: where they have been for the past fey
months.
John Hayes is on vacation trip Z
Yarmouth and various places in Mass
, chusetts. This is the first vacation n
has enjoyed for several years. Th
| bakery is in charge of his baker.