Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-08-13
Pretty hot, but good thing for the
belatsd having,

tr0tty NOT OUT gO0Q thing Tor TN
belatsd haying.
Miss Render, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is !,
guest at Henry Fletcher's.
Ray A. Chapman, now of Milo, is will
relatives here for few days.
Z. n. Haskell is spending week O
his vacation visiting at Denmark.
Even more than the usual number
went of on the excursion trains Sunday
Charles Haines of Melrose, Mass, was
at j. p. Richardson's two or three day!
last week.
Percy NJ. Walker and Nathan A. Chas,
are spending a few days at Enrol on q
fishing trip.
Miss Nora Durham visited Mrs. C. F
Barden of West Paris, Me-, Saturday
Aug. 10, 1907.
Misses Mary and Martha Maxim Of
Cambridge, Mass, are guests Of relatives
at South Paris.
r. ], Everett of Poland, former high
school principal here, was at South
Paris Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Morton were
at Washburn Pond and Camp Concord
over Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Bumpus of Medford, Mass,
is visiting relatives in Paris. Mrs.
Bumpus is now at r. n. Halls.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson started for
Ottawa Friday, called there by the
serious illness of her niece, Mrs. Cole.
Mrs. George F. Farnum and son, G..
Dana Farnum, have been spending few
days at Carl Dunham's at West Sumner.
Frank Z. Kimball, II. W. Dennison
and Harold T. Thayer started Monday
morning to spend week camping at
Peaks Island.
Meeting of the G. A. r. Ladies Aug.
Il. As this is the only meeting before
the sale, Sept. 5, IL is hoped there will be
a large attendance.
Mrs. John w. Weber has returned
from the Central Maine General Hospital
at Lewiston, where she went for a
surgical operation. She is getting along
finely.
There will be parish meeting of the
this week, and il is earnestly asked that
every person interested in the we'll being
Of the society be present.
There is special business to come be-
Darta a ~ lie t,aak,na,
Aug. 18th, and full attendance is
earnestly desired.
SECRETARY PARIS GRANGE.
At special meeting of the Ladies of
the G. A. X. Aug. 10, the date of their
sale for the benefit of VIM. X. Kimball
Post was set for Sept. 9Th. Plans and
will be announced later.
Shirley Pulsifer of Nstick, Mass, and
Walter Pulsifer of Abingdon, Mass,
4 student in the medical school of Tufts
College, have been visiting their grand
father, Hiram Pulsifer, for the past week.
J. Hastings Bean, Donald Fl. Bean,
George A. Briggs, Carl S. Briggs, George
Richards and Rev. A. h. Baldwin were
members of fishing party which spent
a few days at North Woodstock last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Jackson and
daughter Katherine of Melrose, Mass,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Richard
son for two or three weeks, most of
which time they will spend at Camp
Owsley.
Oxford Pomona Grange holds field
day Aug. %, at Opera House, Norway,
with speakers furnished by the State
Grange and readings and music by local
talent. Open to the public. Come
one, come ALL"
Improvements are in progress at Hotel
Andrews. In the office new fireplace
has been built, new floor laid, and the
entire interior of the room done over.
Other repairs and improvements are
being made in the house.
Mrs. Horace Starbird of Myrtle Street,
while getting an armful of wood Tues
day, slipped and fell, striking her
shoulder so hard blow against the steps
that some of the ligaments were torn
away and she was badly famed.
The firemen are called out for another
practice drill Tuesday evening of this
week. The drill is at I o'clock sharp,
and the roll will be called at Engine
Hall after the close of the drill. No
answer to your name, no fifty cents.
Rev. j. w. CHESHIRE suspended his va
cation for sufficient length of time to
return here and occupy his pulpit at the
Baptist church on Sunday, and to Off
ciate at two weddings of members of his
flock Monday morning, as is reported
elsewhere.
j. <. Murch and family took a car
rage drive to Auburn Saturday, taking
with them Mrs. N. j. Nicholson and son
Norman of Jamaica Plain, Mass, who
have been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Murch,
for several weeks, and leaving them at
her former home in Auburn. Mr.. Murch
and family returned Sunday afternoon.
Letters advertised in South Paris post
office August IL:
Mrs. Elmeda Richardson.
Mrs. Oliver Beland.
Mrs. Ida Brown.
Miss Nina Moore.
Miss Rebecca Bennett.
Miss Agnes Bicknell.
Mr. Herman Wardwel.
Mr. ii. u. Bunham. (2).
Mr.. Luther NJ. Irish.