Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-09-24
Only two weeks to court.


A. NJ. Yates, who has been seriously
i'll, is again able to ride out.
E. N. Anderson has had green peas
out of his garden the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Barnes of Port
land are visiting at T. S. Barnes.
Miss Lena Leighton of Bangor is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. W. o. Frothing-
ham.
Mrs. George w. rockingham of Port
land is visiting in this vicinity for few
days.
Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler was in Auburn
to attend the White-Ham wedding last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rounds of Au-1
burn have visited few days at j. ID.
Haynes.
Harry Burnell and Miss Grace Burnell
of Baldwin have recently spent week
at S. G. Burnelrs.
Mrs. w. II. Robinson has been very i'll |
with a stomach trouble, but is thought |
to be gaining now.
Mrs. Louise J. Briggs left Monday
morning for visit to her son, Fred C. |
Briggs, at Brookton.
Mrs. Fred Brown of Portland has Wis |
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. |
Stuart, for few days.
Is there any danger of forgetting that |
there is corporation meeting Tuesday |
evening? Guess not, eh?
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Cummings of |
Mechanic Falls Were guests at Writ |
Stanley's during the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yates of Cole
brook, n. a., formerly of South Paris, |
were here few days last week.
Rev. J. II. Little of the Universalist |
church exchanged pulpits on Sunday |
with Rev. S. G. Davis of Norway.
The weather is sending the sweet corn |
along fast, and it was necessary to run /
the factory Sunday to keep up with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Stanley of East
Auburn visited their daughter, Mrs. c.
W. Bowker, few days during the fair.
Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Nellie Jackson of
Portland visited at Mrs. Louise J.
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week.
DR.. and Mrs. c. p. Hubbard of Lowell
have been the guests of their daughter,
Mrs. George +. Eastman, for the past
week.
Rev. Andrew T. McWhorter of Stand
ish has supplied the pulpit at the Con-
greaational church for the last two
Sundays.
Henry A. Knight of Chapman, Kan,
and Z. w. Knight of Auburn, are visit
ing their sister, Miss Alice b. Knight, at
the old home.
Miss Alice Bisbee, stenographer in
the Office of the Paris Manufacturing |
in Massachusetts.
Mr.. b. l.. Almeda of Boston, Byron
Near of Portland, and C. A. Haines OF
Melrose, were guests at j. P. Richard
sons during the fair last week.
Mrs. F. A. Jackson and daughter,
Katherine, who have been visiting at j.
P. Richardson's, returned to their home
in Melrose, Mass, last Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Burbank has several arti
cles of household furniture, ETC., that
were not sold at the auction that she de-
sires to dispose of at private sale.
The annual meeting of the Oxford AS
ISOLATION of Universalists will be held
Nov, 1918, with the UniversaliSt Church
at Turner Center. Annual sermon by |
Rev. j. II. Little.
The meetings of the Junior Society of
the Congregational church will DO re-
sumed ON Wednesday afternoon at 3:45.
Parents please take notice of this and
see that the children are there.
Orlando Buck of Chicago, Buckfield
| boy who has made success in the
world, while spending week on bust
ness trip east, visited in Buckfield, and
made call on relatives here Wednes-
day.
j. Frank Rowland, Esq, has present
ed the public library very valuable
work, a encyclopedia of American Agri-
culture" published by the Macmillan
Company. The work is in four large
volumes and is profusely illustrated.
T. Thayer was in the city last week to
secure stock for his meat market, and
will open the market, at the old place,
| Tuesday afternoon of this week, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ He will be glad to see as
many of his old customers as possible.
Principal p. Z. Hathaway of the Nor
way High School, who has spent the
summer in Waterville, returned home |
last week, his school beginning this
week. Mrs. Hathaway will remain in
Waterville for two or three weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson had as guests |
during the week of the fair Mr.. Harry |
Fothergill of Island Pond, Vt, Mr.. John
G.. Anderson of Bethel, Miss Leslie
| Brewer and Miss Clara Mae Needham of |
Portland, and Mrs. B. N. Hanson of Ber-
lin, Y. Ii.
Next Sunday, Sept. Goth, will be OBJ
served as rally day by the Congregational
Sunday School. There will be special
music, readings and remarks. 1t is ex-
pected that every member of the schoo
will be present, and cordial invitation |
is extended TO all interested in the work |
to be present also.
The parish meeting of the Universal |
list church called for Tuesday of this |
week will adjourn without action until |
| Wednesday evening at 1880, to allow |
those who desire to attend the corpora
ton meeting. The meeting Wednesday |
evening will be an important one and it |
is hoped there will be good number |
present to express their views on the
various matters.
| Very much alive Is the Western |
Avenue Club, although no report of 1t |
has been given of late. The club met |
with Mrs Albert Dean Saturday after |
noon, Sept. 21st, and very pleasant |
time was enjoyed. Ice cream, cake, |
fancy crackers and fruit were served. |
The first two weeks of August the |
club met with Mrs. Geo. Farnum and
Mrs. Sherman Ordway.
oAss E sses 81 letters in South F'''' post
Mrs Hattie Abbott.
| Miss Bessie +. Beckwith, .. |
| Miss Grace ii. Barton.
Mrs. n. Louise Croker.
Miss A. l.. Fetch. |
| Mrs. l.. Il. Warner.
| Mrs. Sarah +. Mills.
| NJ. Jos. Bishop.
| Samuel 8. Chamberlin.
s. +. DAVIS, Postmaster.
| BOLSTER DISTRICT.
| Mrs. Albert Ryerson visited her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Gowell, last Saturday.
A. o. Wheeler and A. B. Talbot are
hauling their sweet corn to Oxford.