Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-15

l Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Kilborn of Bethe
were guests of Mrs. Kilborn's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Stearns, q few day.
last week.
| Miss Iva l.. McArdle has been engages
to teach in the seventh grade at Norway
She will also teach music and DRAWN,
in all the grades.
DR.. j. G. Littletield has been appoint
| ed member of the board of health, I,
FIN the vacancy caused by the death o
DIR. Woodbury..
Miss Edith Kelley of Springfield
Mass, who has been visiting at Altoi
G. Wheeler's, left Saturday morning To-
visit to friends in Waterville.
Did you broil last week? Naturally
you did. And did you ever have any
greater relief than that brought by the
cooling down on Saturday night?
DIR. X. A. Parker, who, as announced
some weeks since, has decided to settle
in South Paris, will arrive here to-day
Monday. He will occupy the offices OF
the late DR.. Woodbury..
In response to the requests by his
customers, Thede Thayer will hereafter
have fresh fish twice week. 1t will
come Monday afternoon and Thursday
morning, fresh from the wharf.
The Methodist church was the only
one in the village where services were
held on Sunday, and good congrega.
tons, morning and evening, greeted
Rev. d. C. Abbott of Lisbon, who
preached here on exchange.
A beautiful day Sunday and the pres
ence of the battleships in Portland Har-
Dor combined to load the excursion train
going that way much beyond its usual
number. There were fourteen cars in
the train, and it is said that from twenty
five to fifty were standing in the aisle of
every car. About two hundred went
from South Paris and Norway.
Co. ID, First Regiment, n. G. S. NJ,
left on the early train Saturday morning
for the weeks eneampment at Camp
Cobb, Augusta. Friday night they
camped at the fair grounds, sleeping in
shelter tents. The rifle team will leave
Camp Cobb Monday for the shoot at
Wakefield, Mass. The company has
nearly if not quite its full complement
of men.
A meeting of the trustees of the Oxford
County Agricultural Society was held at
the fair grounds Saturday afternoon, to
business in connection with
next months fair. Ii was decided to
rebuild a portion of the inside track
fence, along the home stretch, and make
other minor repairs. A platform will
also be built in the society's meeting
room, for use in the baby show, SO that
all may have a chance to see the whole
show. Arrangements have been made
for a special train from Portland, and
six o'clock trains east and west, on the
second and third days of the fair.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Mrs. Teresa Grover is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. E. E. Chapman.
Miss Stella Record of Poland is at j.
5. Records for few weeks.
l.. T. Stowe of New York City is the
guest of his brother, j. l.. Stowe.
Miss Matte Pratt and brother Oramel
are spending few weeks at Rumford
Falls.
Mrs. Walter Perkins of Cornish was
recent guest at the home of Walter
SWEET.
Mrs. c. C. Jones of Oxford is spending
A few weeks with her niece, Mrs. Arthur
Talbot.
Mrs. Charles Gowell went last Thurs
Law to the Central Maine General Hospital
At Lewiston for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Talbot and Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. Brown attended Pomona
Grange field day at Norway last Thurs
day.
Mrs. |. ID. Cummings and grandsons
and Leroy Witham, will attend
the camp meeting at Mechanic Falls
his week