Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-30
Only two weeks to county fair.

Miss Beatrice Rawson is teaching
Newry.
Miss Rose Murphy is spending tw
weeks in Portland.
W. W. Payne is having his house o
High Street painted.
Mrs. Mary Haugh of Belfast is visitin
at j. p. Richardson's.
: Miss Grace Langmade of Swampscott
! Mass, is the guest of relatives here.
Rev. H. T. Huse of Skowhegan preach
ed at the Baptist church on Sunday.
Ivory Smith and Miss Iva McArdle ar
visiting relatives at Canton for a week
Dean j. Tolman and wife of Bidde
ford are spending vacation with rela
tives here.
Miss Marguerite Clifford is expecte,
home to-day from visit to her relatives
in East Rumford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall are spending {;
vacation with relatives and friends il
Portland and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Shaw of Rock
land are visiting friends in Norway
Paris and Greenwood.
W. II. LOvejoy and family have moved
into a rent in the Rice house on High
Street, having sold their farm in Oxford
Rev. S. P. Jackson of Ionia, Mich,
will occupy the pulpit at the Congrega
tional church the two first Sundays in
September.
Gerald Clifford returned to his home
on Friday. After completing his work
in South Portland, he visited friends in
Old Orchard and Monmouth.
David R. Cole and wife of Sumner and
Miss Bertha Cole of Boston visited at
Theodore Thayer's over Sunday. Miss
Cole will remain for short visit.
Mrs. +. c. Briggs of Dorchester, Mass,
accompanied by friend, Mrs. Hamilton,
has been visiting Mr.. Briggs mother,
Mrs. Louise j. Briggs, for the past few
days.
Warren SWEET of Dorchester, Mass,
Joined his wife and son here Sunday for
the remaining week of his vacation.
Mrs. SWEET and Gilbert will return home
with him.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Aug. 20:
Mrs. Belle Gerry.
Miss Martha Burnham.
Warren A. Bumpus, ?.
Mr.. Eddie Rowe.
Lula Payne gave birthday party
August %. Sixteen little ones enjoyed
two hours of sport. All seemed to be
happy and contented. Fancy cake, fruit,
candy and nuts were served. She had a
number of nice presents.
Rev. Howard Clifford preached Sun
day afternoon at the Center Congrega-
tional Church in Norway for Rev. b. =.
Rideout. Mr. Clifford will attend Poland
campmeeting few days but expects to
do his usual work next Sunday.
Co. d, lst Regiment, y. &. S. NJ, of
Norway, will leave Friday afternoon on
its way TO Manassas, Va, where the
Maine National Guard will take part in
the national war maneuvers. The roster
of Co. d includes twenty-four men from
Paris.
Services at the Universalist church
will be resumed next Sunday, Sept. 1.
Sermon at 2:S0 P. NJ; Sunday School
) 80; evening service at I. Evening
topic: 1.-The Right Foundation On
what are YOU building? Reference.
Matt. I:2O-27, Cor. S:ll. At this open
ing service the pastor will be glad to see
and meet all the members of the church,
the parish and friends who desire to at
tend service here. A cordial welcome
extended to all The seats are free.
KING DISTRICT.
The sick are on the gain.
Miss Nettie Mason is visiting relatives
in this place.
Bert Allen cut his leg just below his
knee. so that he had 70 have two stitches
taken. IL is bad cut.
MOUNTAIN DISTRICT.
Miss Kate Maxim met with quite
loss the ed. A tribe of dogs got in her
pasture and killed and disabled eleven
sheep for her. | think it would be
good plan to send out good man with
a shot gun and dispose of some OF the
dogs that are creating such havoc
among the sheep.