Oxford Democrat., 1902-07-01
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Scott are spending
a few days in Auburn.

Mrs. Hartman of Bethel is at j. j
Morton's for the summer.
Judge Wilson attended commencement
at Colby College last week.
W. F. Atkins and wife had green pea
for dinner out of their garden Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hargrave o
Portland spent Sunday at j. j. Morton's
A very enjoyable concert was given a
the Methodist church Sunday evening
w. r. Henry is building stable il
connection with his house on Nichols
Street.
| A. c. Wheeler, Superintendent OF
Schools, spent Sunday with friends in
Auburn.
A. j. Stearns and wife of Norway
have been spending few days at W. j.
Wheeler's.
Miss Mabel Hathaway is at home for
the summer vacation from her school in
Quincy, Mass.
Vacation time has commenced in n.
ID. Bolster's Il Co.'s store. j. ID. Haynes
is out for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dodge from Read
vile, Mass, are at II. W. Deans for a
visit of few weeks.
A. (. Forbes of the Democrat is
spending a week at kineo with the
Maine Press Association.
Misses Annie and Mary Bowker of the
Lewiston Journal have visited at w. b.
Stuart's few days recently.
1t is expected that Rev. J. II. Little
will occupy his pulpit here next Sunday
afternoon at the usual hour, 2:30.
There was baptism at the Baptist
church Sunday evening when Rev. E. S.
Cotton of Norway batized II people.
Prof. Waterman Hewett, of Ithaca,
y. Y, Cornell University, is spending
few days with his mother, Mrs. Hewett.
Miss Harriet Newell of Sumner and
her niece, Mrs. Benson, of Michigan,
visited Mrs. Haynes and Mrs. Park last
week.
Quite a large number of people at
tended the Chapman concert at Norway
Saturday evening and pronounced it
excellent.
The festival chorus are invited to meet
with Mrs. Geo. A. Briggs this Monday
evening for rehearsal. Let all who can
be present.
Miss Getchell, one of the teachers of
the Dudley School, Boston, is spending a
few weeks with Misses Maud Carter and
Iva McArdle.
Mrs. Theron Hathaway attended
at Waterville last week.
Her son, Percy L., was member OF the
class.
The South Paris Festival Chorus and
the Norway chorus go to Bethel July
lst to sing with the Bethel chorus at
the Chapman concert.
Vim. X. Kimball Post and Relief Corps
will have their annual basket picnic July
Fourth in Briggs grove on Pine Street.
All old vets and their families are IN
vited.
II. W. Dean and his brother, who
have been at Rangeley Lakes for few
weeks, have returned TO South Paris
and will stop here some longer before re-
turning to Massachusetts.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office June 80:
Mr. William Barrett
Ned +. Or,iway. |
Mrs. Alyera Cummings.
Miss Helen Barnes is the champion |
fisher Girl. Last week she spent at Nor
way Lake, the guest of Mildred Ham,
and while there caught pickerel that |
nearly two pounds.
Our correspondents are requested to
send in as much of their matter as pos
,ible this week TO reach the Democrat
office by Thursday noon, as Friday IS the
Fourth, and makes quite hole
in the end of the week.
Clayton X. Brooks and family are stay
ing at George NJ. Atwood's on the Hill
for about two months during the hot
weather. Their rent here will be oc-
cupied meantime by Mrs. III. +. Morton
and Miss Julia p. Morton.
The Mission Christian Endeavor So
,iety of Biscoe District, will enjoy a
basket picnic at George W. Hammond's
grove at Shows Falls, July 4th. A suit
able programme will be arranged for the
occasion. All are invited.
After his return from Lewiston last
night, Horace Churchill was
arrested for intoxicatiOn by Sheriff
Tucker, and the next day, in the Norway
court, a fine of three dollars and costs
was imposed, which was paid.
Samples of water from the Hillside
Water Co.'S system were recently sent
10 Professor Robinson for analysis, and
the following is the report received,
which speaks for itself:
BRUNSWICK, Me-, June q, 1902.
Mr.. W. o. FROTHINGHAM,
Dear Sir:-I have analysed the water
and find it excellent from chemical
standpoint, as the following results
show:
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