Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-09-04
r. w. Taylor of Portland Is spending
week with his cousin, Frank A. Taylor

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week with his cousin, Frank A. Taylor
Look out for the announcement of the
coming entertainment in South Paris
Sept. go.
The w. G. T. u. will meet in the
Methodist church parlor Thursday next
at p. NJ.
Mrs. Z. A. Howe and son Henry spent
Saturday and Sunday at Portland and
Peaks Island.
Mrs. Lila S. Woodbury. and Mrs.
Georgia Andrews start Wednesday for a
visit with relatives in Sherman.
Paris Grange will have a special
meeting next Saturday to make arrange
ments for the exhibit at the fair.
Harry NJ. Wheeler started Saturday for
Caribou, where he is to be principal of
the high school for the coming year.
Miss Maud Carter and her guest, Miss
Getchell of Boston, have recently spent
a week at Camp Packard, returning Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Sampson of
Turner have been spending few days
with Mrs. SIMPSONS aunt, Mrs. L. S.
Merrill.
Mrs. p. l.. Watts and Miss Bertha w.
Chapman of Portland spent a few days
last week at the home of her brother,
b. n. Chapman.
The members of the class of '05 will
be entertained by Charles K. Merrill, at
his home on Western Avenue, Friday
evening, Sept. Z.
Jurors were drawn Saturday for the
October term of court. John l.. Mar
shall grand juror, Fred l.. Berry and w.
l.. Libby traverse.
There will be regular meeting of the
Good Cheer Wednesday afternoon. AS
business of Importance will come before
the meeting il is desirable that there be
a full attendance.
The official board and trustees OF the
Methodist church will meet this Monday
evening. The Ladies' Aid society will
also meet this evening with Miss Skill
lings on High Street.
Master Irving X. Hartman, who has
spent his vacation at his uncle's, Is. n.
Chapman's, left last Friday for South
TIarpswell to spend a few days with his
mother before returning to Bethel.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office, Sept. 8, 1906:
James :. Thompson.
Mrs. Sue |. johnson.
Miss Alfredo Grant
stephen Bennett
S. f. DAVIS, Postmaster.
More than half the thirty members of
he high school class of '05 were on hand
or the hayrack ride and corn roast at
Bernard Twitchel's Saturday night.
The moon was full and the sky was clear,
md all things were favorable for first
lass time-which they had.
The last Republican meeting of the
will be held in New Hall ne xt
friday evening, and will be addressed
" Hon. J. Frank Hanly, governor of
indiana. Governor Hanly is one of the
'est speakers in Maine for this campaign,
nd it will be treat to hear him. He
hould have large house.
Mrs. Ida w. Fuller of Orange, Calf,
widow of the late Herman A. Fuller,
nd her sister, Mrs. Ella WalcOtt of
Brooklyn, Y. Y, are visiting in this
icinity. Mrs. Fuller, whose home was
here, has been in California
bout ten years, and this is her first
sit east since going to that state.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Curtis entertained as guests
and Sunday, Mrs. Ida NJ.
fuller of Orange, Cal, Mrs. Ella Wal
oft and granddaughter of Brooklyn, N.
l., o. Z. Curtis, wife and child, of
lennebunk. Roy II. Curtis of Augusta,
lrs. Merriam and Miss Ethelyn Cum
nings of North Norway, and it wasn't
're-arranged party either.
This Monday evening there will be a
Meeting of the members of the Good
;heer society at 80 in the vestry Of the
Jniversalist church, TO consider
proposition which may be of great bene-
il to the Good Cheer and the parish. A
ull attendance is desired. All the men
Who are members and any others in the
,arish who are willing to assist in good
work are requested to be present.
Charles K. Durham and wife and Frank
(. Durham and wife are on two weeks
'acation. They have visited Old
orchard, Peaks Island and other places,
Vest Paris, Bryant's Pond, had delight
nj drive through the country and visit
ID these camps at Bryant's Pond:
amp Dewey. Camp Hobson.
amp England Camp Christopher.
amp Cohasset. Knoll Fold Cottage
amp Echo. Elrchmere.
zine Point. Guernsey.
Birch Villa.
Ii is hoped that the coming sale by
he Ladies of the G.. A. Il. will be liber-
lily patronized by the public. Their
,biect, which is 20 assist the veterans in
claiming a suitable meeting place, Is
worthy one, and they will give ample
'alue for all money expended at their
ables. in domestic food, home made
andy, useful articles aud ice cream
made OF real cream. Remember the
ime and place, Grand Army Hall, Sat
irday, 3 =. NJ, Sept. sth.
Paris Grange has chosen the following
on its exhibit at the fair;
Committee on general arrangements-O. X. |
,Iln1r,i, Geo. ; Boutclle, Chas. Edwards.
Fruit-R u. Gates. Austin stearns, A. q.
a hceier
syerson, Mrs. Annie Crockett
Esrrv work-Nr.. A. q. Wheeler, Mabel Whit |