Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-08-14

of South Paris, wasin town Sunday.
| Mrs. Sprague of Portland was til
guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerley las
week.
Miss Martha Bolster of Auburn wa
the guest of Mrs. Alton q. Wheeler owe
Sunday.
The official board and trustees of tn
Methodist church will meet this Monda
evening.
DIR. and Mrs. j. G.. Littlefield ar
spending a vacation at Portland and OIL
Orchard.
Miss Marguerite Clifford visited he
brother Gerald in Portland for two day
last week.
Mrs. Wilson Morrill, and daughte
Gladys of Sumner are visiting at Thee
dore Thayer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Davis and daugh
Ter of Rumford Falls were at j. Fl
Jones' over Sunday.
Rev. II. A. Clifford supplied the pulpi
at Norway Centre the last two Sunday
for Rev. B. S. Rideout.
&c. Park and family and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eben S. Kilborn of Bethel wer
guests at S. P. Stearns' over Sunday.
Misses Ada Thayer and Geneva Younl
have visited their aunt, Mrs. Leon Rus
sell, at Leeds Center, for few days.
Twenty of the young people were en-
tertained at an "auction party" a
George r. Morton's Thursday evening
W. W. Payne is spending vacation il
Massachusetts,. Mrs. Payne and children
are meanwhile visiting in Portland anC
vicinity.
Mrs. Arthur l. Merry of New York
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Richardson, arr
spending the week at Camp Owsley, Har
risOn, Me.
Frank A. Taylor and family are spend
ing week at Old Orchard with the
Misses Dean of Buckfield, who have a
cottage there.
George II. Davis is substitute for A,
Il. Holmes on Rural Free Delivery
Route No. 2, while Mr.. Holmes is on his
Minneapolis trip.
Rev. and Mrs. A. X. Baldwin returned
Friday from weeks visit in Gorham,
n. H., as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
p. Burbank at the Island View House.
The whistle of the Mason Manufacture
ing Co.'S new factory blew for the first
time Saturday night. 1t is deep,
heavy tone, not especially musical, but
it sounds pretty good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Gray left Sat
urday morning to spend week at Peaks
Island. During their absence Rev. A.
X. Baldwin and family are at Gray
Birches with Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. Frank Abbott and Mr.. Kenneth
Twitchell, nephews of Mrs. Fl. A. Cliff
ford, arrived at the Methodist parsonage
last week. They came on bicycles and
went to Yarmouth and Portland.
Miss Helen Merrill, daughter of Geo.
Merrill, of Auburn, who has been visit
ing Mr.. aud Mrs. +. p. Burbank at Cor
ham, Y. H., the past two weeks, has
come to this place to visit relatives.
The members of Paris Grange who
will attend the picnic at Durell Hill are
kindly invited by Leon Brooks to leave
their horses in his barn, and ii agreeable
TO all to have their basket dinner near
his home.
VIM. b. Edwards has returned from a
two weeks vacation most of which was
spent in East Orange, n. j. Mrs. Ed
wards, who accompanied him, is visiting
friends in Connecticut for while before
returning home.
Miss Alice b. Knight, who has been
visiting for several weeks in York and
Boston, arrived home Wednesday, and
was accompanied by her nieces, Misses
Rachel and Elizabeth Knight, of Jamaica
Plain, who will make visit here.
Domino Benoit of Norway was found
on Park Street Saturday night lying IN
the roadway in an advanced stage of in,
toxication. He was placed under arrest
by Officer Bennett, and hearing will be
given him some time to-day, Monday.
Advertised letters in South Paris posi-
office, Aug. IS, 1906:
Mr. VIM. o. Day.
MIR. Joseph l. Smith.
J. NJ. Fogg.
ii. z. Smith, Esq.
S. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
John Wight reports seeing a doe OF
Pine Street Friday evening. She ap
peared first near his house, and Travelled
down the street toward the Square quite
a little distance before taking to th'
woods again. Evidently knew It wa
close time.
A party which went to Camp CONCORD
for a week on Saturday included Misses
Rizpah X. Morton, Leona d. Stuart, Id;
NJ. Field, Gladys l. Bonney, Eva M
SWEET. and Josephine Waldron, will
Mrs. Clarence G. Morton and Miss JUL;
p. Morton as chaperones.
Oxford County Pomona Grange viii
hold field meeting at Penley's Grow
on Tuesday, August 2lst. A picnic DIN
ner. Good speakers will be in attend
ance. Music and readings will be inter
spersed. IL the weather is not suitable
the village hall will be used.
Mrs. William Mason and daughte
AMY c. of Baltimore, Nd, Mrs. A. NJ
Hopson of Paterson, n. j., Miss Aggi
Bicknell of Lynn, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs
SEYMOUR Brooks and son Clyde, Clarenc
! Cole and Lottie Bryant were entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Dunhan
Saturday.
"Think there's any danger of frost?
was the peculiar sounding questio
which some asked Sunday evening. Their
wasn't any danger, but it was the COO
est night in several weeks, and gres
contrast to most of the previous month
Needless to say, the relief was maize
with pleasure.
! Myron w. and Sanger S. Maxim hav
, taken the agency for the Orient buck
hoard. and a sample carriage arrive
Saturday night, and is now being demon
strated on the streets. The Orient bucl
board is the representative OF the simpl
life in the matter of automobiles, oein
the highest and cheapest one made: !
nevertheless seems to be capable OF az
ing good stunts.
Before Trial Justice Charles F. Viii
man at the court house Monday morning
julius Judkins pleaded guilty to I'll
charge of being intoxicated on the stree
in Norway village Saturday night. A
though il was not first offence, in Col
sideration of earnest promises that
should not be repeated, Judge Whitma
! imposed a fine of three dollars and cost
which was paid.
The open shed near the gate at the ia
grounds in which the poultry has her
! tofore been exhibited has been move
back to the live stock exhibit, and wi
- h,;i, over to use for some kind