Oxford Democrat., 1904-06-28
Mrs. E. A. Howe spent Sunday at Eas.

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ton Bolster 4 Co.'s store.
g Miss Marguerite Clifford returne
;, from Bates College on Friday.
Several from here will attend Bate
: College commencement this week.
Miss Carrie Hubbard of Lowell is wit
her sister, Mrs. Eastman, for time. r.
Mrs. Samuel Knight of Bridgton
visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel Richards
Miss Elizabeth Green of Portland wa
, the guest of Miss Susie Wheeler las
: week.
j. III. Stuart's family moved to thei
summer cottage at Norway Lake las
!; week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Douglass of Hope
dale. Mass, are visiting relatives il
town.
Mrs. Penfold and Master Raymond ar,
visiting relatives in Gorham, n. H., fOl
a few days.
Miss Grace Blossom from Minnesots
is visiting the family of her aunt, Mrs
w. III. Jenne.
The Methodist people will have pic
nic supper in the grove near the parsOn,
age next Saturday.
A new crossing of large cement blocks
has been put in at the junction of Gothic
and High Streets.
l.. A. Brooks has purchased the milk
route of John McPhee and will take
possession July lst.
4 The schools closed successful term
Friday and indulged in picnic near
Mountain View Farm.
Regular quarterly church meeting of
the Universalist church, Friday evening
at $50, in the vestry.
Miss Flossie King of Portland, a
student at Gotham Normal School, is 4
guest at W. p. Maxim's.
The semi-annual meeting of the East
Oxford Local Union will DO held at Nor
way Wednesday, June Goth.
There will be a special meeting of the
Pythian SiSterhood Monday evening,
June 9th, at 7:30 Per order C.. C..
One of the happy little girls in town
this week is Miss Geneva Young, who
has new piano, presented by her father.
VIM. p. Morton and George F. East
man have been enjoying a few days fish,
ing at Camp Concord" Big Concord
Pond.
Rev. III. A. Clifford recently preached
in Pennington and East Wilton, and en-
route visited his aged mother in Mon
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Plummer made
trip to Lewiston by way of Hebron and
Minot Thursday in their automobile and
report very pleasant trip.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office June ~:
Mr.. Henry Young.
Alexander Braty.
On Wednesday evening there will be
a social on the grounds of the Methodist
church, with sale of ice cream. If
stormy the vestry will be open.
Everybody is glad to see the genial
face of Register j. Hastings Bean on the
street again. IL is said of otfice-holders
that "none resign and few die"
Chas. II. Howard attended the meet
ing of the Maine Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation in Portland, also the Bowdoin
College commencement exercises at
Brunswick.
Mrs. j. p. Richardson. Mrs. Culbert,
Doris and Guy, are at Camp Owsley,
Harrison. for week. Mr.. Richardson
and Mr.. Culbert will spend some of the
time with them.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Hill of Browntield
were at A. W. Walkers last week. Mr..
Hill returned TO Brownfield Friday, and
Mrs. Hill is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Walker, for week.
After the boys get done fooling, the
old hunter, trapper and guide,-Judge
Martin, will please go out and bring in
the bear family. Stand back, gentlemen,
and give him room.
Wendell Rounds, Keith Spofford and
Miss Alta e. Walker of South Paris are
members of the graduating class at Bates
College. The commencement exercises
occur the present week.
Nathan Chase, formerly of South
Paris. now employed in the chemical
department of the Pullman Company,
near Philadelphia, arrived home Satur-
day on two weeks vacation.
There will be meeting of the Good
Cheer" Wednesday afternoon at the
uSual hour. Business of importance
will come before the meeting and it is
desirable that there be full attendance.
Subject next Sunday afternoon at the
UniveIsalist church, 1.-The Higher Lib
erty." Evening subject, "Our Best
National Traditions. Are we true to
them9 Are they Christian" Leader,
Mrs. A. ID. Park.
By invitation, Paris Lodge, F. and
| A. NJ, No. "a, visited Eevening Star
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, No. l47, Buckteld,
Monday evening, and witnessed work in
the NJ. NJ. degree. A very enjoyable
evening was passed.
Children's Day was celebrated at the
Methodist church on Sunday. The
pastor preached to the young people,
and an excellent concert was given in
the evening. Mrs. Ii. A. Clifford gave
special attention to drilling the children.
The Pythian Sisterhood have extend
ed an invitation to Hamlin Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, and their wives, to
visit them on Thursday evening, June
3Oth. The principal event of the evening
being the installation of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton left Fri
day for visit in Waterville. From
there they go to "Camp Molunkus," J"
Mattawamkeag, for short stay. l.. p.
SWEET is proprietor of number of hunt
ing and fishing camps there, and it is a
nice place to go to.
Herbert W. Hitler of this town made
the trip from South Paris to Boston on a
bicycle. For a man 80 years of age, a
trip of lS7 miles on a wheel, carrying
with him go pounds OF luggage, is some
what of a feat He was four days on
the road He made 20 miles in 9 hours
one day.
Work is progressing on the Estate
Road as located by the county COM
missioners. Above the sand hill the
sand has been scooped out with road
machine and heavy coating of good
road material is carted on to take its
place, making good hard surface.
Many large rocks have been broken up
and gotten out Of the road.