Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-07-05
F. o. Goodwin of Upton visited his
mother and sister the Fourth.

Arthur Royal and family of Worcester
Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
g Mr.. aud Mrs, II. p. Brett, of Beverly
Mass, are visiting at Charles Brett's.
IS j. F. Plummer has sold his automobile
to John A. Scott, who is now running
lit
Miss Clara May Needham of Portland
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. f. n. Ander-
son.
Professor Waterman T. Hewett of
n Cornell University is visiting his mother
!. here.
George w. Turner of Lynn, Mass, was
!, the guest of relatives here over the
! Fourth.
George w. Berry was at home from
. Salem, Mass, TO spend the Fourth with
; his family.
Mrs. Hilton is entertaining "a guests
: her sister, Mrs. Harry Wade, and daugh-
ter, of Portland.
Phineas Stearns and wife of Cam
bridge, Mass, are guests of his mother,
Mrs. III. l.. Stearns.
Mrs. G. f. Dolliver and two children
ut Baltimore are guests of her brother,
George +. Eastman.
Mrs. James bennett, a former resi-
dent of South Paris, is reported very i'll
at her home in Saco.
Mrs. c. l.. Abbott went to Bethel last
Wednesday to work for Miss Ellen Locke
ar the Locke HOnSa ~
Mrs. L. +. Allrich and son Harold of
Amesbury, Mass, are visiting relatives
and friends in this place.
Miss Margaret Baker is back in Mr.
| Wheeler's Office after months vacation,
looking much benefited by her rest.
A large Angora cat, much priced, has
disappeared, and liberal reward will be
paid for its return to 40 Hill Street.
Misses Leila and Lillian Woodcock of
\ East Wilton are visiting Miss Marguerite
Clifford at the Methodist parsonage.
Markie Richardson of Quincy, Mass,
and Mr. and Mrs. Peaslee and daughter
are guests of Mrs. Mark Richardson.
Mrs. AL Brooks of Grafton and Mrs.
Fred Bartlett of Bethel were guests of
Mrs. A. o. Goodwin last Wednesday.
Rev. II. A. Clifford will attend the
Epworth League convention at Bethel
Wednesday and Thursday, and deliver |
IN address.
Mrs. Nellie Sampson and two children, |
Elmer and Blanche Lane, went Saturday |
to Calais, where they will make their
home in the future.
The As, BIS, C.'S, D.'S and Els are
requested TO meet at the Cniversalist
church parlor ON Saturday, July 9, at
4. NJ, rain or shine.
Mrs II. A. Clifford is at East Rumford
TO visit her father, Mr.. A. j. Knight,
who has been quite i'll. Mr.. Knight is
reported as improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Z. Holton of Chicago
are at South Paris. Mr.. Holton is pri-
waite secretary to William Deering, the
well known manufacturer.
sunday evening subject next Sunday
At the l'niverSalist church, 1.-THE person
al benefits derived from union and fell
lowship in our work" John |, 3, 6, 4.
Mrs. Prince. Mrs. Hall and Miss
Prince of Buckheld, and I. +. Stearns
of Cambridge, Mass, were at c. ii.
Thayer's last week and the ladies made
the Democrat a call.
Harold III. Thayer, who graduated
from Bates last year, and has been as
Sistant in chemistry there since, is at
home. He will be in the store of
y. Dayton Bolster Il Co. for the sum
mer, and expects to enter medical
school in the fall.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office, July 4, 1904:
WIN. NJ Mornas.
Mrs. Esther Wheeler.
MIR. Leonard Baker and wife.
Mrs. Arabine Abbott.
vi Harriet Abbott.
Mrs. REM. G.. keene
Mrs. A. r. Penley.
S. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
A party composed of Mrs. Park, Mrs.
j. f. McArdle. Mrs. penfold, Mrs.
II. G. Fletcher, Mrs. w. A. Porter, Mrs.
C.. w. Bowker, Mrs. f. A. Howe, Mrs.
Iittleiield, Mrs Herman Wilson, Mrs.
Irving Andrews. Mrs. Stanley, Misses
Hattie Burnell, Ruth Tucker, Gertrude
Hall, and Catherine Briggs, and little
Muriel Bowker, Eva Andrews and Gus
tave Porter are at Camp Owsley, Harri-
son, for a three days outing.
There will DE a meeting of the mem
bers of the UniverSalist church and
parish Tuesday evening of next week,
July II, to hear the report of the trus-
tees. the soliciting and any other com
mittee. for the six months ending July
lst The present and future needs oil
the parish will be considered, and any
necessary action will be taken toward
providing for future work. The excel
lent success thus far achieved will be
abundant encouragement for action tor
the future. Let all members Of the
parish and church and regular at
PENDANTS at this church be present, that
the work of the parish for the remainder
Of the year may be all provided for, be-
fore the summer vacation begins. Un-
less provided for now. there are so many
things 10 take up the time and attention
in the early fall, that winter will come
quickly upon ms before we make a be
ginning ON the important work connect
ed with our church. Remember the
Ndtc, iut>Atag cNthh~s ""'f -
Welsh Brothers Railroad Shows drew
large crowd al the fair grounds Satur-
day. The early bird and there was
several Of him. landed at the South Paris
depot about four O'Clock In the morning
10 see the circus arrive and unload. He
NAV as well OF better have finished his
morning nap. After waiting several
honrs the show arrived and the work OF
unloading was hardly begun when a
series OF accidents delayed the unload |
ing of the cars until about noon. One
circus wagon was thrown from the car
and landed up-side-down by the shunt- |
ing Of an engine In the railroad yard;
another was tipped over by the men IN
charge. while the biggest wagon con
/ nected with the show, loaded with the
big tent poles and canvas, left the slides
/ I'M coming on the car and was somewhat
damaged. Owing 70 these delays the
street parade had to be ''eut out of the
programme much TO the disappointment
Sf those assembled To witness 1t. The
show got into gear however to give a
performance in the AFTERNOON. Inc
horses and ponies were handsome: The
performance was that of the old time
one.ring circus, easier To see than the
string and-a-stage affair. A clown act
was put between each turn. The riding,