Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-09-17
The Oxford Aeti1ncrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
Rosrd for the fair!

voK q. h. A. meeting this evening.
Mrs Miriam Stone is visiting her sis
ter in Readheld'
Frank A. Taylor attended the Sher-
brooke fair last week.
Dr R. W. Taylor of Portland is spend
inc the week at +. A. Taylor's.
Mrs A. d. Wing is in the hospital at
lewiston for treatment, going last Mon
DAY.
II Bean and family have been Wis.,
;,;n, friends in Bethel and vicinity for a
few days.
uamlin Lodge, K. of p, will confer
,bs rank of Esquire Friday evening,
Sept 2Vth.
Mrs Charles Durham has been quite
m with bronchitis, but is thought TO be
gaining now
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Shaw and Mrs. W.
I Eenney have been spending week at
Bailey'S Island.
Jobp Carsley and wife of Pennington
ara CHESTS at L. S. Billings for few
DAYS this week.
TIE Chautauqua Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at Hotel Andrews
nv Mrs. H. w. Shaw.
TbnughtfulneSs is the subject for the
YP. c. l.. meeting at the Universalist
church next Sunday evening.
Mrs Burbank has few things left
from the auction, tables, etc, which she
would like 70 sell at private sale.
Mrs William Butterfield of Auburn
has been a guest of her brother, Hon.
lanes $ Wright, during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Morrison of
Rutherford, Y. j., are guests at l.. S.
Billings. Mrs. Morrison is sister of
Mr. Billings.
And let us hope that the weather |
clerk NAV look on us with kindlier eye |
than he has turned on the fairs of the |
past two weeks.
Miss Blanche Barrows and Miss Char |
lorte Giles went Monday morning to
Lewiston, to begin course in Bliss |
Business college.
Cbar,,s II Howard has purchased the
lanes Curtis house on Pleasant Street,
where be has lived with his family for
the past few years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Wise of Gardiner
end Mrs. Ella Neal of Lewiston are
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wise, this week.
Busy times for the ladies of the Con-
grerational and Universalist societies,
who are to run their dining booths at
the fair this week as usual.
The usual fair ball will be given in
New Hall Wednesday evening of this
week. Music by Stearns' Orchestra,
under whose auspices the ball is given.
Mrs. John Murphy has returned to
her home at South Paris after a long at
tendance on Mrs. Edgar Barrows, who is
now recovering from a most serious i'll
ness.
The old Pacific No. - is having a
new coat of paint, and will be bright and
gay next time it is brought out either
for test OF its water-throwing powers
OF for actual service.
Ida JennesS Moulton of Beverly, Mass,
aweIl recommended impersonator and
musical entertainer, has been engaged to
give one of her varied programs at the
Baptist church Tuesday evening, Oct.
18th.
Autumn is here, Oct. Sd is the date
Of the harvest supper at the Nj. +.
church, served by the Ladies' Aid. Re-
member there will be hash all right in
quantity and quality, with lots of other
good things.
There are indications that We are to
have an arc light in Market Square, parts
Of a lamp having been unloaded there.
As yet there are no signs OF light at the
dark corner where High, Gothic and
Park Streets join.
Charles S. Stuart, who has been in
dental office in Waterville through the
summer, is at home for a short vaca-
ton. Charles is now full ttedged
dentist and is looking for a good
location TO open dental office.
Hayrack rides have been in order the
past week. Thursday evening party |
from the high school went to West
Paris, and Friday evening a party of
little older age went to the same place
and had supper at the hotel there.
Some complaint is being made of
bicycle riding on the sidewalks OF late.
1t is said that there have been two or
three narrow escapes of children from
being run down. The ordinance against
sidewalk riding is just as much in force
as ever.
MyrOn II. Watson, piano tuner and re-
parer, and teacher of trombone, has
rooms in Maxim Block. Mr.. Watson is
playing trombone in the Norway Band.
He has excellent recommendations in his
several lines, both as tuner and repairer,
and instructor.
The schools are taking vacation of
the entire week. Experiments in fair
week holidays, in years past, have shown
that the weeks work amounts to little
under the best of circumstances, and
this year it was decided to suspend en-
tirely for the week.
Mrs Ella Burbank has sold her home
stead stand on High Street to Lester A.
West. Mr.. West, who is in the employ
Of the Paris Manufacturing Co., is now
living on Paris Hill. He will move
with his family to the Burbank house
about the first Of October.
Rev. A. X. Baldwin has accepted the
general agency for Paris and Norway OF
the National Casualty Insurance Com
pany. He and his family are still with
Mrs. Baldwin's father, A. +. Marshall,
on High Street near West Paris, but he
will be here several days each week on
business.
StetsOn's Uncle Toms Cabin Company
shows in New Hall this Monday evening.
The company's car has been on the sid
ing here since Friday. The ponies have
delivered the baggage at the hall and
have drawn all the children around
them, and Topsy and Little Eva have got
quite well acquainted with the town.
Miss Sue NJ. Wheeler has returned
from Boston with fine line of fall and
winter millinery and fancy goods. She
has secured as milliner for the season
Miss Alice Day eff Bryant's Pond with
Mrs. Drake of Norway two days in the
week. She will be glad to see all old
customers of the store and many new
ones. Due notice of the opening will be
given later.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Sept. 10:
Miss Alice Knowlon.
Miss Mary Hope.
Miss Maria Lane
Miss Emma Abbott.
Miss Cathryn Boyd
Miss NJ Adams