Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-02
George c. Aldrich made a trip h
Walkers Mills Friday.

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is visiting relatives in Paris.
Mrs. Writ Stanley was the guest o
friends in Saco over Sunday.
Rev. Howard Clifford preached at tn
BiScoe school house on Sunday.
Miss Stella Record of Poland is visit
ing her grandparents, j. A. Record ant
wife.
, Mrs. Grin Jones of Oxford visited he
brother, c. Fl. Clifford, during the pas
week.
Miss Susie NJ Wheeler is spending tn,
present week at Peaks Island with Mrs
Barnes.
Master James p. Littlefeld of Port
land is visiting his uncle, DR.. J. G. Lit
tlefield.
Miss Marjorie Mckinney of Yves,
Paris is visiting her cousin, Miss Abbit
Starbird.
Mrs. Warren SWEET of Dorchester
Mass, is with her parents, Jacob Nichols
and wife.
Frank L. Doble and wife of Methuen,
Mass, are spending vacation with rela-
tives here.
Elijah HaSsan and wife of Brockton
have been visiting for few days at W.
B. Strickland's.
Mrs. George c. Aldrich and baby
daughter have returned from visit in
Gilead and Bethel.
Capt. Elmer Z. Ross and family of
Murphy few days.
Mrs. Vim. gilbert. Miss Doris Airline
and Master Guy Culbert are visiting
friends At Madison and Wateryille.
Mrs. Rollin Edwards and daughter,
Miss Henrietta Edwards, of Everett,
Mass, are guests at W. B. Edwards.
Mrs. Geo. B. Durham and Master Rex
Mills of Lynn, Mass, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Durham, last week.
C. W. Bowker and family have been
spending a few days in Auburn with
Mrs. Bowker's parents, John F. Stanley
and wife.
During the month of August no
services will be held in the COngrega-
tional church except the Sunday even
ing meeting.
George W. Berry has been here for a
few days, and is packing preparatory to
moving his family TO Salem, Mass,
where he is employed.
Rev. Selden McCurdy of Moulmein,
Burma. who occupied the pulpit at the
Baptist church on sunday, will preach
there again next Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
OdiSt church will have social at the
parsonage on Wednesday afternoon. A
box supper is part of the program.
Mrs. W. P. Morton arrived home Sun
day night from her visit TO her sister in
Port Jervis. y. Y. She was accompa-
MED home by her son, Z. E. Whitney.
Rev. DR.. Brooks preached his last
sermon as pastor of the Congregational
church on sunday. Two were admitted
To the church, one on confession of faith
and the other by letter.
Edward ". Chase, wife and children,
and Miss a. NJ. Woodbury., of Medford,
Mass, who are touring in an automobile,
have been stopping at the Andrews
House for the past few days.
Y. Dayton Bolster Il Co. have a new
line of goods in the form of South Paris
High school souvenir china, postal
cards. etc, with picture of the new
high school building. They would like
to have all look the goods over.
Rev. c. K. Tenney of Auburn preach
ed to good congregation in the Uni
verSalist church Sunday, in exchange
with Rev. Mr.. Little. Through the
month of August the usual vacation will
be taken, and the church will be closed.
Lest there should be any fear of con-
taminatiOn of the water supply of the
Norway Water Co. from the drowning
of JudkinS last week, it may be stated
that even if the body had not been re-
covered. the place where the affair oc-
Cured is not in the lake proper, but
below Crockett's Bridge, while the COM
pany takes water from the lake quite a
distance above the bridge.
A meeting for conference rs 10 cam
paign plans and arrangements was held
at the court house Wednesday by Hon.
John ). Harlow, oxford County men,
Der of the Republican State Committee,
the members of the Republican County
Committee, and other interested parties.
No definite announcements as TO speakers
can now be made. The speaking cam
paign will cover the three weeks pre-
ceding election.
A most interesting meeting was held
at the NJ. Z. church, Sunday evening,
under the auspices of the W. c. T. U.
Subject, Sabbath Observance. The fol-
lowing was the programme:
organ Voluntary.
Hymn-'Oh Day of Rest and Giadness."
Scripture. -
Pray ------------- MTs. Suhoiu'
SOlO-kOck OF Ages, $500 $500 Miss Leach
Remarks by the Presider' Mrs. +. f Chapman
Reading, ..-....--..- -.--- Mrs. ). e. Ordway.
Music-Jesus, Lover of My Soul, Quarte,te
Miss Leach. Mrs Smiley, Messrs. Burnham
and Eyster.
Recalling Mrs. Clifford.
Reading Mrs. Morton.
Hymn-5G3, Onward Christian Soldiers.
Reading, ..-...-.---.. Mrs. Emery Bonney.
SOlo-Nioety and Nine, Eyster.