Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-10-13
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Il Erastus Hatch of North Berwick wa
in town last week visiting relatives.
Charles ]. Fogg of the north part G
the town created much trouble Wednes
! day afternoon which trouble he great
increased by taking for the woods a
, night. Search was made by the famil
and neighbors but Fogg was not foun
until the next morning. He was the
near his buildings and was taken home
He will without doubt be all right in
few days.
Cole has issued his railway time car
much to the satisfaction of all. It's al
excellent card and greatly appreciated
DR.. S. A. Bennett has painted hi
stable. DR.. Bennett has one of the mos
attractive and pleasant homes in the vii
lage.
The II. F. Webb Company completed
the seasons work practically, Saturday
The amount of corn put up will compar
favorably with past years while tn
amount of beans canned is somewha
smaller than last year.
John A. Keene, after visit with hi
people of several months, has returned
to his Lynn home.
Mrs. Hiram L. Libby, delegate, attend
ed the Federation of Woman's Clubs
held at Portland during the week. Sht
represented the Norway clubs.
Ernest H. Mason of North Waterford
has sold the stage business between Nor
way and North Lowell to Alphonsc
Charles. Mr.. Charles has driven stage
between Norway and North Waterford
and North Lowell for long time and is
very popular with the patrons of the
route.
Capt. John w. Nash, after most
profitable seasons work at Haines Land.
ing has returned to his Norway rooms.
Capt. Wright Bisbee is spending his
vacation in town. He has situation at
Skowhegan.
At the next Universalist circle meet
ing at Concert Hall Wednesday evening,
Oct. 14th, the entertainment after the
supper will be given by the Good Cheer
Society of South Paris. The two-act
comedy, Clarindie Cackler's Courtship,
viz:
Simon Hobbs, an old farmer, Writ Stanley.
Charlie Hobbs, Simon Hobbs son. ~
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Ragged Robin, a tramp, DR.. j. g. Littlefled.
Harold Anderson.
Clarindie Cackler, an old maid,
Mrs Agnes Penfold.
Polly Springer, a pauper, Mrs. John Burbank.
Widow Sackett. who Is deaf, Mrs. j. j. Emeley
Specially, Fred Hall.
The Barton Reading Club met with
Mrs. George 1. Cummings this week and
resumed the reading Of Prescott's Con-
quest of America.
After two weeks vacation, on ac
count of diphtheria in the school under
his charge, Albert A. TOwne has return
ed to Waldoboro.
Monday afternoon, A. l.. Themes of
Harrison stepped for few moments
into the Opera House, when his team
started down Main Street. The team
collided with four horse wagon and
was captured, having done little damage
but caused much excitement.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Davis of Mechanic
Falls were in town with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Fl. Bennett, the first of
the week.
All are invited to the harvest dinner
at the Congregational vestry Wednesday,
Oct. 14th. Dinner at noon. Supper at
6:45 p. NJ.
Charles Evirs experienced a serious
accident at C. II. Adams mill Friday,
in which he lost the ends of the thnmb
and forefinger on the left hand on a
circular saw.
F. Stanley of East Auburn Fish
Hatchery was in town with fish for the
Big Kezars. Mr.. Stanley for many years
was Register of Deeds.
The Allen shop has been leased to
Samuel Record of Oxford. Mr.. Kerr
has taken the Barrows shop at South
Paris.
At a recent meeting of the Mothers
Club, among other things it was decid-
ed to have a baby show at Concert Hall,
Oct. IA, from 2:30 until p. NJ. All the
babies are most cordially invited to be
present. We know that there must be
some of the incest babies in Maine in
these two towns, Norway and South
Paris, and we want to see them together.
Refreshments will be served suitable
for the occasion.
Mrs. Fred w. Sanborn of the Adver-
tiser is visiting her old home at STAFFORD,
N. H., for few days.
Frank A. Danforth and wife are soon
to start for the West for an absence of
several months. They will stop for
time at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Guy L. Curtis has moved to Gorham,
N. H., where he has team working. Mrs.
Curtis will join him in few weeks.
George Tubbs has leased the tenement
over the store between James Smiths
boot and shoe store and j. o. Crooker's
hardware store on Main Street and will
move in as soon as it is repaired.
Mrs. Charles Warehouse and Mrs.
Jennie Bennett of Fryeburg visited at
S. Jason Morris during the week. They
returned by team Saturday by way OF
Sweden.
Hon. w. S. Cotton, of Lisbon Falls,
clerk of the House of Representatives,
was in town the first of the week calling
on his friends. Mr.. Cotton is candidate
for the position of Secretary of State.
The municipal officers held special
session Friday evening at the assessors
office to inquire into the mental condi-
ton of Charles l. Fogg. Complaint was
made by Geo. o. Fogg, a brother. The
board did not find sufficient reason to
commit and the matter was continued
for a month.