Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-09-15

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Nm X. Kimban Relief Corps meets fir
AMI thiri saturday evenings OF each month, i
Relief Corps Hail.
Pof H.-Paris Grange. from May to Oct.
meets second and fourth saturday; during IN
remainder OF the year, meets every saturday,
grange Hall. 49,,
IS, ID. P-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl
meets second and fourth Wednesday evening
4 OF P.-Hamlin Lodge. No, 81, meets ever
yri'av evening AT Pythian Hall.
No.lern WoOdmen OF America.-SOuth Pari
Camp. No 1886, meets second AMI fourth Tues
Iay evenings In Golden Cross Hail.
All aboard for the fair grounds!
Mrs. Nickerson spent Sunday will
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson.
Can't. Alfred A. Starbird is spending Z
few DAYS with his parents here.
Miss Olive NJ. Stuart is in Boston for a
week. after the fall styles in millinery.
Mrs. !. IL. Brooks has been spending
the past week here visiting her husband.
Gilbert p. Abbott and wife are making
two weeks visit to friends in Lowell,
Mass.
Thomas Powers is putting on the
paStering in the new Universallst
church.
Miss Mary McArdle of Hopedale,
Mass, is visiting relatives and friends
in town.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Salem,
Mass. have been recent guests at Alva
ShWtlef'S.
Miss Mabel G. Hathaway left Tuesday
for Rockport, Mass, where she is en-
gagged in teaching.
j. b. Cole Il Son have finished plaster
ing the new school house, and it is ready
for the inside carpenter work.
W II. Cook, who has been very sick
with typhoid fever at his home in Lis
bon. is reported out of danger.
Late reports from Oliver G. Curtis are
favorable, and it is thought he may be
able 20 come home in few days.
The guns are all ready for an early start
Tuesday morning. Open time on par
tridgeS and wOOdcOck begins then.
A party of ten enjoyed a corn roast
Tuesday evening, in the pasture on the
ridge back of George X. Morton's.
J. W. Chute and wife have returned
from a vacation of two weeks spent in
the vicinity of their old home at Sweden.
The Universalist Good Cheer Society
will dedicate their hall on the 18th OF
September with supper and entertain
ment.
Rev. J. III. Little and family returned
last week from their Harpswell summer
home and their friends are all glad to
see them.
Judge Geo. A. Wilson attended the
reunion of his old regiment, the Twenty
first Maine, at New Meadows Inn last
Thursday.
G.. W. Bowker is building a double
piazza on the front of his tenement
house occupied by j. A. Record and
Writ Stanley.
Another big crowd turned out for the
Norway Band concert in the Square We'd
nesday evening. The people swarmed
ike county fair.
The AS, BIS, and C.'s of the Good
Cheer are requested to meet with Mrs.
Irving Andrews Friday evening, Sept.
l., at $50 o'clock.
Woodbury. Cummings of Bethel is at
T. l.. Cummings for the winter. DE
has been appointed janitor of the First
UniverSalist church.
A. W. Hobbs and family have moved
from the Briggs tenement house on
Pleasant Street into rent over the store
Of \. ID. Bolster Il Co.
\ freak of the season is left with the
Democrat by Miss Rose Murphy, in the
form of black cherry twig bearing both
blossoms and ripe fruit.
In addition to all the farmers other
troubles this year, potatoes are rotting
badly, and are being dug early to save as
many rs possible of them.
Jurors drawn from Paris for the Octo-
Der term of court are, Loren b. Merrill
grand juror, Frank p. Burbank and ).
Porter StearnS traverse jurors.
Saturday, some of the members of the
SnOwbOund Reading Club of West
Sumner spent the day with Mrs. Wallace
Ryerson in this village and were royalty
entertained.
H. Z. Chase of Lynn, Mass, a former
resident of Paris, has been spending a
week here, returning home Saturday.
Mrs Chase has been with relatives here
Tor several weeks.
Miss Matte Austin of Boston has been
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Ira Shaw. Miss Austin was on her
way home from Canton where she had
been spending vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. Warren Ward.
The starting of the run at the corn
factory has been delayed until this week.
Last weeks froSts have undoubtedly re-
duced somewhat the amount of sweet
corn available, but there will still be
quite quantity to come in.
Mrs. Rose III. Powers went last week
to Boston, from which place she will go
h. Dover, Maine, where she is engaged
in a millinery store. She was accompa-
MED to Boston by her daughter Lillian
and Mrs. Addison Tirrell, who will visit
Massachusetts friends for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Park entertained
party of the young people at their
home last Friday evening in honor OF
their guests, Miss Grace Park and
Placido Alfonso. A great time was had.
Saturday evening few of the older
ones spent the evening with them and
had most enjoyable evening.