Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-07-04
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SOUTH PARIS.
Grand TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June Is, 1853,

GRAND IkONn haA1"SA'
commencing June Is, 1855.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
.,.t,-t5l An, daily. sundays
OolnS - a. A. NJ, 41a 2. M sunday oh'y'
40 A ~, veto: 90 A. NJ, 20 Pm, NA5P
cong ~ Snndays included. Sunday only
~, NJ, ~ T. W. -.
soIrH PARIS POST OFFICE
u,prs. 78OA. N. TO 80 Pm
Bang
-, Wheeler has gone into the
NJ, NJ tore of +. A. Shurtleff Il Co. as
clerk
~, n X. Mabry and wife are spend
;,ga lew days with Ia > Nefi''i ""''
family
~. v,u3 Carter is at home for the
us from her teaching in Dorches-
ter Mass,
and Mrs John p. Penley have re-
.,rnej from a ten days trip to Portland
and cape Cottage.
Ms, Jessica Curtis has gone to henne
=. where she will be employed |
,br5urh the summer.
vis.e, Jennie Bradbury and Marjorie
v.Esrney of West Paris were the guests
MS, Abbie Starbird last week.
Limp Penley has sold his big oxen
..N"rntfre. and few days ago bought
a,..,5srp pair Of S-fOOt ones IN sumner.
r.sr vour ewes open when on the
80 for the next thirty hours. The
I'ys will keep your ears open for you
alright
-rr.r3, =. Barnes and family went
r.iI,v IN their cottage at Peaks Island,
rLsrt ,lev expect to remain for the rest
of the Summer.
rr. sunday excursion train 20 Port
lam, vl, nut on this week. 1t goes
55xrat 40 A. NJ, and arrives on the
return ~ 80 T.. VI.
Trrf,etories Of the Paris Manufacture
f,. On. and Mason Manufacturing Co.
nsr-. ,Ilt down saturday noon TO remain
>,ua. Wednesday.
Master Henry Howe goes "Wednesday
p. Charles Edwards where he will spend
arar,.uu of his vacation in helping Mr..
Edwards Go his haying.
Miss Lena Leighton, who has been
,y.,y f.r SOME weeks is again with her
,.,,Ie, Mrs W. o. rockingham, and
Mill remain here this summer.
Their many friends were glad TO greet l.
Rev. and MIS-. 4. W. Pottle of Buckiield,
Url were here ON Thursday to attend
,Ls Wrmcu'S missionary meeting at the
N.+r.lfs>r church.
Ms, Celia Mae Ellis of Augusta has l.
heel, guest at John NJ. Murch'S for
few Gavs. ON her return home Miss
Grace Murch and Percy Murch accom-
panied uer Tor a weeks visit.
Miss Marguerite StearnS, teacher OF u
tr, Tfbh> school and Miss Florence
Trf,,. teacher OF the Mountain school.
braryh- their combined schools in hay
rae, 20 Pru'ey'S Grove for picnic on
Friday.
A Keith >pofford is at home from {
Dartmouth College. where he has been
taking a special course the past year.
ne exr,e,, 20 continue his studies with
a SPECIAL course at Harvard during the .
coming wear.
The factory of the Mason Manufacture
ir, Co.. was shut down Tuesday after
noon while the force in body attended
the funeral of Walter ). Thompson OF
Norway, who had been in the employ OF ,
the tmpdny since it started.
The Ift,leyon Fruit Co., which has oc-
cwfeI the store in Maxim Block for
several weeks. closed up business and
vacated the store Wednesday night. The
stock ou hand was sold 70 the LoveJoy !,
brothers. who took it to the meat market
of r TLayer 70 close out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler, Miss
susie l. Rounds and f. Wendell ROUNDS,
all graduates OF Bates College, attended
the announcement exercises there last
week. Mrs Wheeler spent several days :
with her parents in Auburn.
At the Cniversalist state convention 9
recently held here, the people were i'm
pressed with the power and ability OF
Rev. D. F. Albion. ID. D., of the Congress !
square church in Portland, who gave the
occasional sermon, and took an active
part i'm the work of the convention. II
is of interest 10 know that he has since .
that time declined a call from church
ia Chicago which pays a salary OF some
>>.uu. IL
e.. Record. formerly of this place,
who for some years has been Superin-
teudent of schools in NOrwell, Hanover
and Hanson, Mass, has recently been
elected superintendent OF schools tor
Abingdon and Bridgewater, Mass. The
new position is larger than the Old, IN
both possibility and emoluments, and l
Nj Record, who was not working can
didate. was chosen out of list of forty I
applicants. Il
T. Wendell Rounds arrived home from
Chicago Monday morning of last week
He has since been attending Bates COM
meucement and visiting in Lewiston,
Danyille and elsewhere. During the ,
summer vacation he will be in stones
drug store at Norway. For the past
year he has been physical director and
Instructor in English in the University
Preparatory school in Chicago. Next
wear he will have similar position IN
school in Louisville, Ky.
The Methodist parsonage is favored
with guests Miss Sybil +. Abbott a
graduate of Kent's Hill and teacher OF |
English in Clark University, Atlanta, is
u Il
Clifford, also a graduate of kent's Hill
and teacher of music in Atlanta Univer-
Sity, arrived last Tuesday. Miss Hattie
Pu,Sifer daughter of Mr.. \. NJ. Pulsifer
Of Auburn, is visiting Miss Marguerite
Clifford. who is at home for two weeks.
Miss Hattie Clifford will go to her Mon
mouth home soon.
The members of the Seneca Club were
very pleasantly entertained Saturday
evening by Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler. In
cidentally the affair was made kind OF
surprise party for Miss Susie l.. Rounds.
Miss Rounds is to start on Wednesday on
Mr. Bowler's personally conducted excur-
sion To the Pacific coast, and each mem
Der Of the club brought some little gift
which would be useful to her on her
journey. The opening of the several
packages was pleasant feature OF the
evening Later refreshments were sery-
ed, and various games of a pleasantly
Intellectual nature were played.
An organization, The Us, in existence
here few years ago, had $40 in the bank
and the organization gave 1t to Paris
High School with which the following
books have been purchased for the
school library: