Oxford Democrat., 1904-09-06
Labor Day.

Miss Lisbeth Murphy, who is teachin
in Gilead, was at home over Sunday.
Rev. Howard Clifford goes to Saco t
officiate at a wedding on Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. A. Howe is in Boston for
week after her fall stock of millinery.
Miss Grace Park of Mexico is tn
guest of her brother, Albert d. Park.
Roy Curtis has returned from visi
TO his brother, o. Z. Curtis, at kenne
bunk.
Miss Mabelle G. Stiles, who has beel
at home for few weeks, has returne,
To Boston.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hammond is with her son
| Arthur W. Hammond, at Berlin, n. II.
for while.
Principal w. E. Sargent of Hebron
Academy occupied the pulpit at tht
Sunday morning service at the Congrega
tional church.
Mrs. Hannah rockingham and daugh
o. Frothingham's
A corn roast on the Briggs camping
ground was enjoyed by party of ter
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will meet at the parsonage
Wednesday, at 2:3O P. NJ.
Paris Grange at its meeting Saturday
voted not to make an exhibit at the Ok
ford County fair this fall
Miss Adah Knight of Jamaica Plain,
Mass, is guest in the home OF her
grandfather, Joseph Knight.
Miss Edith Hayes of Auburn and H..
Virgil Chapman of Bethel were guests at
p. +. Wheeler's over Sunday.
There will be regular services at the
Uniyersalist church every Sunday at 2::3O
and P. NJ, sunday School at $50.
Miss Eva K. Walker is taking her
annual vacation of two weeks from her
duties in the South Paris Savings Bank.
Hon. w. 5. Cotton of Lisbon Falls,
clerk of the Maine House of Repre-
sentatives, was at South Paris Thursday.
Jessie Curtis has returned from Kenne-
bunk Beach where she has been employ
ed during the summer, and entered the
Normal School at Pennington.
Minot l.. Whittle started on the Sat
urday evening train for st. Louis, going
with Perkins of Mechanic Falls in one
of his personally conducted parties.
Osman X. Clifford started Saturday
for a trip TO st. Louis, and will also visit
his brothers, one in Kansas and another
in Nebraska, during his stay in the West.
The election clerks appointed by the
selectmen are Albert l.. Holmes and
Leslie f. Newell Republicans, and Frank
A. Farrar and Benton l.. Swift Demo
Gratis.
Jason f. Rowe of Norway and his
nephew, Charles +. Hicks of Danviile,
who is teaching in North Windham,
took dinner Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
y. NJ. rowe.
Mrs. George |. Burnham went to
Athol. Mass. for visit last week,
her sister, Mrs. Kendall,
who was returning home from visit OF
several weeks here.
Remember to put your name on any
thing that you send TO the Democrat tn
be published. The name will not be
printed, but we want to know where the
matter comes from.
George B. Crockett and wife, Mrs. l..
C.. Morton, Mrs. T.. A. BeSsey and Mrs.
Emery W. Bonney attended the session
of the Oxford Baptist Association at
East Sumner last week.
The next regular meeting of the
W. C. T. L. will be at the home OF Mrs.
L. A. Rounds on Thursday afternoon,
Sept. Sth, at half past two O'Clock. A
good attendance is desired.
The Knights of Pythias will have
corn roast in F. A. Taylor's pasture on
the ridge west of the village, next Satur-
dav evening. All Knights and their
wives and members of the Pythian Sis
terhood are invited to join in the festivi-
ties.
Miss Grace Murphy of Cambridge,
Mass. is spending a vacation with her
parents, ]. J. Murphy and wife. She
was accompanied by friend, Miss
Helen McManus, and her nephew, James
Malone. from Dorchester, who have re-
turned home.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson and Miss Jackson of Melrose,
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Richardson
and GUY and Doris Culbert of this place
went to Camp Owsley, Harrison, last
Friday for stay of a week or more. j.
A. Kenney is employed in the hardware
store during Mr.. Richardson's absence.
Prof John F. Moody, principal of
Edward Little High School of Auburn,
and former principal of Hebron Acad-
emy and of Bridgton Academy, was In
town Saturday and inspected the new
High school building. Prof. Moody
said the building itself and the enter
prise of the citizens of Paris in provid-
ing ii is a great credit to the town.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office, Sept. 5th, 1904:
Mrs Almeda Edwards.
Miss Nellie NJ. Marshall.
Mr.. l.. Gambler.
MIR Matthias Gagnon.
Mr. Edwin W. Hannagh.
MIR. :. ii. McAlster.
MIR. Walter IL. Young.
MIR Harry Rowe.
tlwood ). Harris.
Everett T.. Harlow.
5. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
The Universalist Sunday School will
have their annual ride Saturday after
noon of this week with refreshments in
the banquet room after the ride. All
members of the school who wish to go
on the ride should be at the church at
1:3O p. NJ. The ride and refreshments
are free to the members of the school
and those interested. In the evening in
Good Cheer Hall there will be sociable
free to all with ice cream and cake on
sale. Come everybody and have good
time.
On account of the Norway band play
ING at the Democratic rally at Norway
Wednesday evening, the regular weekly
concert at this place was postponed till
Thursday evening. The night was fail
though little cool, and the usual crowd
was out. The band played fine pro
gramme as follows:
L. March, "Bg Tom, bautcnueou
?. Overture. "Frieniship," Mackey- Boyer
3. "a Hunting Scene" ---------- bucaiossi
a. "Sunshine Wal zes. ."---------- Laurendean
.. MS "Mrs; S,pp,M Tir p,M6S------Sousa March .Sousa
| !. Campaign Melodies" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A brief excitement was caused in th'
Square Friday afternoon by stray team
A delivery wagon belonging to S. z
Newell & Co. of Paris Hill was LET