Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-08-22

DR.. Hathaway of Garland is q guest oil
F. Wendell Rounds.
Mrs. Mary Newell of Sumner is
guest at j. d. Haynes.
Misses Mertie G.. and Alta C. Walke
are visiting in Brownfield.
Miss Florence Tufts was the guest o.
friends at Old Orchard Sunday.
Mrs. E. N. Anderson is visiting rela
tives in Portland and Old Orchard.
Mrs. C. l.. Buck and children went t
Scarboro for visit Monday morning.
Have you noticed that the crop o.
hazelnuts is unusually large this year?
Thomas Z. Stearns of Cambridge
Mass, is visiting at Charles FL. Thayer's
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Stanley of Au.
burn visited at C.. w. Bowker's Sunday
Miss Price, organizer of the W. c. T.
o., is expected to speak here at an early
date.
Little Miss Doris gilbert went Satur-
day to Melrose, Mass, for a visit with
friends.
VIM. gilbert fell from his wheel
Saturday evening and cut cash over
his left eye.
Miss Ruth Abbott of Waterville was a
guest at Mrs. Alice P. Thayer's few
days last week.
Miss Ruth Tucker is on a trip to
Connecticut with Mr.. and Mrs. L. C..
Bates of West Paris.
Elisha NJ. Stevens and family, who
have been at A. E. Morse's, returned to
their home in Lynn, Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Dolliver and children and Mrs.
Pease, who have been with their brother,
George +. Eastman, returned to their
home in Baltimore Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL. Bean made CON-
bined business and pleasure trip Of
three days to Rumford Falls and the
Rangeley Lake region last week.
Stony Brook Lodge, N. Z. o. P, win
hold q meeting Wednesday evening of
this week. Supreme Deputy Eli j.
Swan will be present and address the
meeting.
c. A. Jordan of Boston is spending
few days with his sister, Mrs. j. A.
Jackson. Mr.. Jordan has been spend
ing the past few weeks in Nova Scotia
and Quebec.
Miss Susie NJ. Wheeler, who has been
with Mrs. Barnes at Peaks Island, re-
turned home Friday night on account of
illness. She is reported considerably
more comfortable.
George A. Bolster has been visiting
his father, Capt. III. n. Bolster, for
few days. Mr.. Bolster's home is in
Albion, Mich, and his business head
quarters is in Chicago.
Misses Isabel and Katherine Morton,
who have been on trip to Montreal,
Quebec and the Thousand Islands, be-
sides visiting relatives in Canton, n. Y,
returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Alfred ii. Jackson and Miss
Nellie Jackson are visiting relatives in
Massachusetts, for two weeks. Mr..
jackson will 90 Thursday to join them,
and will remain until the first OF next
week.
Since Montana Harry was in town, a
small boy without lasso and whip
is something rare. None of them can
be classed as experts yet, but some OF
the kids have surely got past the tender
foot stage.
Hon. James S. Wright and Mrs.
Wright left last Monday afternoon for q
weeks vacation journey, during which
they were to visit friends in Auburn,
North Jay and elsewhere, and make
trip through the lake region.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Penley and George
w. Whitman were in attendance on the
reunion of the Seventeenth Maine Regi'
ment at Long Island, Portland Harbor,
on the forty-third anniversary of the
muster-in of the regiment, last Friday.
Members of the hose companies and
the hook and ladder company are re-
duested to meet at the assessors office
in odd Fellows Block, Tuesday evening,
Aug, %, at 1870, as many as can, for
few minutes only.
CIV. BowKER, Chief Engineer.
Last week Wednesday, Aug. 16, Rev.
j. III. Little was called to Richmond to
attend the funeral of former parishoner,
and the next day Mr.. and Mrs. Little
went to Lebanon, Y. H., to attend the
funeral of Moses S. Perley, a brother-in-
law of Mrs. Little. They remained at
Lebanon over Sunday, returning to
Harpswell this week,
Abijah C.. Hall has been seriously ill
at his home on Oxford Street for the
past week. His two children, Herbert
+. Hall of Kansas City and Mrs. Her
bert C. Ripley of Pawhuska, Okla, were
summoned here, and Mr.. Hall arrived
Saturday and Mrs. Ripley Sunday even
ing. Monday morning Mr.. Hall was
reported as appearing better in some
respects, but little hope of recovery is
entertained.
The Methodist church was well attend
ed yesterday when the pastor preached
on "A Christians vacation" Psalm
1879; ii, 81 will praise thee; for | am
fearfully and wonderfully made" Next
Sunday the sermon will be on "Savona-
rola and Martin Luther" A cordial
welcome is extended to all visitors.
The campmeeting at Poland holds from
Aug. "a to Sept. A. Mrs. FL. A. Clifford
has charge of the children's meetings.
State Teachers Examinations.