Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-02
Bryant's Pond.

j. S. Pendleton finished his work in
the Baptist church for the present, Sun
day, the 3lst, and will return home to
Jonesport Tuesday. Mr.. Pendleton is
q fine young man with good deal OF
ability, and we hope to have him with
US again.
Capt. John F. Dearborn has crew of
men from Portland painting the spool
mill buildings. All of Capt. Dearborn's
buildings are in first class condition and
make fine appearance.
An accident happened to one Of the
painters one day this week. The stag
ing gave way with three of the men on
it, descending on to the fourth, who
was at work underneath, hurting him
quite badly but not seriously. He is re-
covering from his injuries at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Bowker are
visiting her people at South Woodstock.
Mrs. j. L. Bowker went to South
Waterford Sunday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Pearle Muller.
Miss Lena Felt has finished her labors
as stenographer at West Poland for the
summer, and is now stopping at home.
Mrs. Carrie Austin of South Paris
visited at Mrs. Emily Felt's recently.
Mrs. Edwin Cole will visit her parents
at Norway, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hill,
next week.
Fred Hill has enlisted in the U. S.
Cavalry as WAGNER.
Miss Dora York has been at home
from the Norway shoe shop with three
little friends for few days this week.
DR.. Potterton of New York City
preached fine sermon at the Univers-
alst church the oath and will preach
three more Sundays. 1t is hoped there
will be a good attendance, for it is sell
dom the people here have the Oppor-
tunity to hear such an eloquent speaker.
B. Smith of Bethel, who has been
clerk at the Glen Mt. House, has finish
ed his labors there, and Capt. Brooks is
occupying that position.
Robert Jacobs and Lewis Day went to
Gorham, n. H., Sunday and from there
to Portland, and returned here Friday.
Misses Leah and Lizzie Sweetsir have
finished work in the clothespin mill for
the present.
DR.. Tuell of Bethel was in town We'd
nesday working at his profession.
Fremont Whitman is working in the
grist mill for Edwin Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bowker and Ed
ward Stanley were at j. l.. Bowker's
Sunday.
John Hathaway, carrier on r. F. D.
No. 2, resumed duty Tuesday noon, but
still looks as though he was under the
weather.
Mrs. John Titus is at Falmouth to
stop few weeks.
Mrs. Stella Bacon visited at South
Paris last week.
Mrs. Flora Cole and Mrs. Lalia Estes
went to Norway Tuesday for the day.
Jerry Farrar has been very sick with
appendicitis, but is convalescing. Dr..
Wheeler of West Paris is attending him.
May Plummer and May Milliken are
visiting at Mrs. Stella Ford's.
Miss Nellie Owen visited at Abbie
Whitman's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. England are stop
ping at Eugene Coles cottage.
w. G.. Morton was in town Sunday.
He has sold out his business at Mechanic
Falls and is to 60 into business with his
brother at Boston.
Lots of BURBERRY pickers have made
trips to Davis Mountain for the past
week. 1t was estimated that 400 quarts
were carried from the mountain in one
day.
Helen Doughty is doing house work
for Mrs. Ansel Dudley.
Hotel arrivals this week: l.. D. Hall,
Lyndon. Vt; W. II. Stuart, New Haven
Thos. E. Potterton, New York; r. NJ.
Winslow, New York; George A. Jack
son, Bangor; A. H. Eastman, Berlin.