Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-09-20
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KNIGHT of Rumford was guest
D. A. Clifford's last week.
:, ,o5 Mrs. viii Noble returned
MI - r-sit 10 Rumford Falls Saturday.
Arthur pascomb and wife of Auburn
A''S SUNDAY with Mrs. Y. +. Strick-
land
-, rstte Thayer of Bethel has
M %' Guest at Theodore Thayer's a few
days.
II. oTn Chase returned last week
IN, trip in the Northwest where he
has been since last May.
NJ AnSel Swift returned home last
N from Barton Landing, VT, where
", ba, spent the summer.
y pulSifer Of Natick, Mass, who
=. a. an. time in the shoe business
w. ma town for few days.
r.,,.,nf p. Penley and wife of Port
ii i,rmsrIy Of South Paris, were in
IN las, week TO attend the fair.
,r-a.. PAGE, Jose Lyman and Elmer
y-,I,.>.rrd the family of George Giles
a ,,'S etber relatives during the fair.
....rhirrf Of the afternoon discourse
Ut sunday in the Uniyersalist church
u pa ~. .rL, Blessings of Poverty.
wiUum CuShman, the well known
u.-t5,rI respondent of the Democrat,
i'ri,rtfp- friends in town for few days.
More OF less local matter is unavoid-
,hIy omitted from this issue OF the
T.g,.fr.- for reasons which should be
obvious.
NJ. Alma Under. who has been at
. Briggs during the summer,
.,r,sd for her home in Mankato, Mimi,
THURSDAY.
The E.vorth League will meet We'd
Ia, ,..uing with Mr.. T. NJ. Davis on
Main Street. and expect very interest
Ing programme.
Mr. srE Mrs. George Wise bave been
r.,itirg tarir sons, Dwight and Frank, in
G,rif9er and their niece, Mrs. Will
HAYNES Of Richmond.
Rev Howard Clifford went to Port
land TODAY To meet the committee OF
the STAT. sunday school Association of
which he IS a member.
Meeting of Good Cheer Wednesday
afternoon 4 large attendance is de
sired s> business of Importance will
come before the meeting.
George n. Cummings and wife of Me-
chan Falls and George Stevens and
wife ~ Numiord Falls were guests at
Wirt SANKEY'S during the fair.
Evening meeting at the Universalist
church at subject: Reverence. For
whom. .,r what9 How to cultive 1t.
References Matt go, Phil. 4:22.
All the hose companies, and the hook
and ladder company, are requested to
come out Tuesday evening, Sept 20, for
practice. byurder Of the engineers.
The usual fair dance was held in the
hal. Wednesday evening. Music by |
Stearn> Orchestra. Although the night |
WAS yainv. there was a good crowd out.
The Relief Corps will give supper
and >oefab,e in Grand Army Hall, Sat
urday evening" Sept. 9th, at the usual |
prices Come one, come all. 1t is bean |
time again
Mrs susan Preble and Miss G. A.
Preb,e ID Auburn, Mrs. Elizabeth Watt |
of BoNjur1, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jason Rowe have been the guests of
y. NJ Rowe recently.
Mr., Ethan Willis is still with relatives
at Yves, Paris, her health not permitting
her t1 ~ Oh Massachusetts, where she |
vii. spend he winter, for a few weeks
Yet.
The ladies' of the Good Cheer society
Sii. have heir first supper and entertain
mgut for the season in the hail connected
with The church, Tuesday evening, Sept.
9Th. az the usual prices.
Grurgc r. Morton, who was about to
sail ipr England last week, was recalled
from Boston by the illness of his little
daughter Barbara. She has been serious
ly-H bat is now hoped to be improving.
The Rev Martin l.. Hall of Chicago,
H. has been visiting Mrs. Nathan +.
Strickland and W b. Strickland. Mr..
Hall is the great-great uncle of Merton
aud Louise sumner, on their mothers
side
Mrs. Mary Chandler, who has been in
Maine for about two years, started on
her return 10 Denver, Colo, Monday
morning She was accompanied by her
son, Fred r. Chandler, who will be gone
a number of weeks, visiting the st.
Louis fair on his way home.
A Christian Endeavor mass meeting
will be held at the Congregational church
Monday evening, Sept. 10Th, at 1880.
Rev O. d. Crane will preside and a
model thriStian Endeayor meeting will
be conducted and various methods of
work will be discussed. All are invited.
There will be- Sociable after the
Regular meeting of Mt. Pleasant Rebekah
Lodge next Friday evening, and every
lady member who attends is asked TO
bring two hard boiled eggs and
ateaspoon. 1t is hoped there will be a
good attendance as lots of fun is ex-
pec,ed
WIS LlNlTd DdlEOho ulCU
morning at her home on Main Street
near the river, at the age of IS years,
after an illness of several months. Mrs.
Barruw> was an aunt of the late Charles
T. Morse, who some ten years since came
10 care for her, and since his death two
years ago she has been cared for by Mrs.
Morse
Mrs. William Mason and daughter An
ME OF Baltimore, Nd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hatch and nephew of BiddefOrd, Mrs.
Herbert Cole of Lynn, Mass, Barney
Gum Of Berlin, y. H., and Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Brooks and son, Clarence Cole
and Lottie Bryant of Bryant's Pond were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Dun
ham during the fair.
The correspondent of the Lewiston
journal is aStray in his arithmetic, as
may readily be seen, when he figures
that 342 Republicans in Paris voted for
Mclntire. AS Cobb received $50 votes
and Elliott 400, it will be seen that the
bolt was less than half what the Journal
cOrreSpondentStates. In point of fact,
just lis otherwise straight Republican
'~iioln Ooic hCAutlIc . udhc.
The committee in charge of the
lecture course at the Methodist church
have secured Hon. w. w. StetsoD, State
Superintendent of Schools, President w.
F. Berry of Kent's Hill, and Rev. b. C..
Wentworth of Old Orchard. The lecture
by Mr.. Wentworth will be on "a Trip to
California" Rev. Howard Clifford will
probably give "A Ramble in Europe
a lecture already heard in over tifteer