Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-09-25
Miss Mildred Parlin is teaching school


is a guest at Mrs. A. B. Wilson's.
Mrs. Emerton of Auburn was q guet
at j. H. Bumpus' during the fair.
Mrs. Lila Woodbury. is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Burnham, in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Bonney of Sumne
were guests at j.. D. Haynes during tn
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Pulsifer o
Natick, Mass, are visiting relatives Ii
town.
Howard Giles of North Wayne was
guest at George NJ. Giles few days las
week.
Mrs. Lettie Thayer of Bethel has beel
the guest of friends in town for the pas
week.
Guy w. Farrar will leave this after
noon for Brunswick to enter BOwdoi1
College.
Rev. s. G.. Davis of Norway will preacl
in the Universalist church next Sunday
on exchange.
Fall came Sunday afternoon and night
Very likely our really hot weather II
over for this year.
"a Woman's Honor" at New Hal
Oct. 18th. 1t will be worth seeing. Save
your money for it.
DIR. Hubbard and wife of Lowell were
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Geo. East
man, through the fair.
George rockingham and wife were up
from Portland for few days last week
and attended county fair.
Mr.. Harry Stone of Denver, Col, was
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Miriam
Stone, few days last week.
Frank A. Cummings and daughter OF
Hartford, Conn.,, have been guests at G.
w. Bowker's for few days.
Carl Henry Stevens and Miss Ada
Thayer were married Saturday evening
at the residence of Rev. j. Ii. Little.
Judge Sanford L. Fogg of Bath, for
merly of South Paris, was in town q few
days last week and attended the fair.
Z. B. Lunt and family of Waterville
are visiting friends here for few days,
timing their coming so as to take in the
fair.
The corn factory finished its run Sat
day noon, after better season than was
No corn was injured by the
frost.
The ladies of the Baptist Society will
serve harvest supper in the vestry
Thursday, Sept. 9th. Price of supper 10
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy and their
Danny Mahoney, of Lewiston,
were guests at j. j. Murphy's through
the fair.
The notice in last weeks Democrat
the sale at the NJ. Z. church
should have read Oct. I'd instead of
Nov. I'd.
Mr.. Emery Bonney goes to Haverhill,
Mass, to-day, where he has a good
position with the John Hancock In
surance Co.
Mrs. L. A. Rounds and Mrs. A. K.
were delegates from the South
Paris church to the state Congrega-
yational Conference at Lewiston last
week
Tickets for The Marshall Sisters, who
appear in New Hall next Saturday even
ing under the auspices of the Good
Cheer, go on sale Tuesday, at A. NJ, at
F. A. Shurtleff'S.
Harry P. King of Portland is spending
a vacation of two or three weeks at his
cottage, Singepole Siding. Herbert
Harris of Portland has been his guest
there for few days.
The ladies of the Congregational So
ciety will give their harvest supper and
Thursday evening, Oct.
18th. Will the members of the social
circle please notice date.
Cards have been sent out for an at
home to be given to the members of the
Seneca Club by Mrs. Walter l.. Gray in
honor of Mrs. Hathaway, Friday after
noon, Sept. rs, from to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morse Of
Who SdLO Cooe w oSSOh
pany their daughter, who has entered a
school in Massachusetts,, are spending a
few days with relatives here.
There will have to be another town
meeting before any more highway bills
can be paid, as the money has all been
The heavy rains in June and
July cost over 5000 to repair.
A business meeting of the Ladies'
Social Circle of the Congregational
church will be held after the Wednesday
evening meeting this week. A full at
tendance is desired. Business important.
"The Paris Wanderers" club con-
sisting of Ethel Howe, Blanche Penley,
Margaret Stearns and Margie Mckinney,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Camp
Packard on South Pond, Locke S Mills.
JeSsica Curtis spent Sunday with them.
They report very enjoyable time.
The exodus of fair people and their
goods Friday morning made about the
busiest time ever seen around the Grand
Trunk station here. An extra baggage
car was required on the forenoon train
to take care of the baggage and express,
and eighteen cars were taken out by the
local freight train going east.
The South Paris firemen wish to
thank the citizens who purchased their
tickets to their recent ball, which gave
them mere interest in the fire depart
ment. One hundred and sixteen couple
present and no sign of any liquor at a
fair dance is complimentary to all pres
emit and the South Paris Village Corpora
ton, netting the firemen $40 80.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office Sept. "a:
Miss Lillian Pearson.
Mis- Hazel Lovejoy.
Miss Ella Graves.
Mr.. j. w. Davis.
Mlss Gertrude l.. Davis.
Walter Barnes, 2.
Miss Emma ToOthacher.
Mrs. Annie ID. Crosier.
Mrs. Maurice Bean.
Mr.. Lloyd Blaisdell.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Powers of Hanover
were at j. S. Browns last Wednesday.
Mrs. Captain Pratt of Orange, N. j., is
passing few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Walter SWEET.
DIR. C.. NJ. Talbot of Portland and s.
p. Talbot of Turner were recent guests
of their brother, Arthur Talbot.
DR.. King of Portland spent Sunday
with his family here. DIR. King has re-
Gently purchased S. L. Sturtevants
farm.
Holden's Basket Factory Burned
BIG FIRE AT OXFORD MONDAY MIGHT