Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-09-13
Terribly dusty for fair week.

Mrs. A. A. Farrar of Brockton, Mass.
is the guest Of relatives in town.
o. E. Curtis and family of Kennebunl
are visiting their relatives in town.
Miss Alice j. Farrar of Boston was
guest at c. H. Thayer's over Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Clifford will return
to Bates College, which opens this week
Miss Susie Jones of Everett, Mass, i.
in town visiting her aunts, Mrs. Wright
and Mrs. Howard.
Mrs. II. A. Clifford goes to Augusti
on Tuesday as a delegate to-the State
W. G. L. U. convention.
Milton McAliSter and Wallace Clifford
two Paris High School graduates, enter
Bates College this week.
Co. ID, Y. q. s. NJ, arrived home from
the war maneuvres at Manassas OH the
10 O'Clock train Monday morning.
The corn roast Saturday evening was
greatly enjoyed by the Knights and
friends and the night was great for the
time of year.
Antonio Fernandez, who was at Mr..
Parks for some time, is here at present,
and will enter Hebron Academy with the
opening of the term.
VIM. X. Kimball Relief Corps meeting
Saturday evening, Sept. 18th. Officers
and members are requested to be present
for work and provided with quotations.
Rev. Francis X. Emslin of Littleton,
Mass, preached at the Baptist church
Sunday, Sept. llth, and will also occupy
the pulpit again next Sunday, Sept. 18th.
Miss Laura A. Smith, principal of the
Lewiston kindergarten, has recently
been guest of Miss Grace Stuart for a
week. Miss Stuart is now visiting her
in Lewiston.
The Epworth League will meet to-
night with Mr.. W. W. Payne, and begin
the study of current events and PaleS-
tine. The League plans lecture course
at the Methodist church during October
and November.
Several of our teachers who have
schools in Massachusetts have left for
their posts of duty. Miss Mabel u.
Hathaway returns TO Rockport, Miss
Lucelia Crockett goes to Maynard, and
Miss Maud Carter 10 Dorchester.
As the Democrat goes to press Mon
day noon. the voting is progressing
briskly. The day is fine, and there is a
large turnout from the north end of the
town. Everything indicates the largest
vote in Paris that has been cast for
years.
Treasurer George r. Morton of the
Paris Manufacturing Co. expects TO start
for England ON business trip this week.
He will sail from Boston Wednesday, on
the steamer Devonian of the Leyland
line. and will be gone month or six
weeks.
Avertised letters in South Paris post
office Sept. IL:
Mrs Annie Small.
Mrs. Addie Morton.
Mrs. +. q. Drew.
Miss Sadie Haven.
Miss Kathleen Il. Ford.
Mr. Chas. A. ID. Cushman.
Miss ElizabethC Cooper.
Mr.. Fred Res nOlds.
At the regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid of the NJ. E. church the fall work
was taken up with zeal. Two members
Joined the society and it was decided to
give harvest supper at their vestry the
last week in September. In connection
with the supper the ladies will present
THE Peakses of Pixies Peak, most
pleasing and novel entertainment which
YOU will want to see.
Mr.. C. B. Berry, one of the proprietorS
of Portland Creamery, paid visit to
the oxford County Creamery last We'd
nesday, and expressed pleasure that
things are running so satisfactorily.
The several tons of butter made here
and shipped TO Portland, and there
placed in cold storage, have been all
sold at top-notch prices, and proved to
be most excellent An indirect result
of this of course is the ability 10 pay
higher prices TO the farmers for their
cream. A neat compliment was paid to
what he termed the Yankee ingenuity"
of Mr.. Davis. the superintendent of Ok
ford County Creamery, when after
speaking of some of the devices recently
made BY him, declared his intention of
having similar ones made for the Port
land Creamery. He reported a heavy
business at the Portland Creamery dur
ing the past season.
KING DISTRICT.
Carroll King has bought new horse
of Jonas Edwards of Auburn.
j. Q. Allen has sold his farm to
Sumner l.. Stone.