Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-10-13

Mrs Myrt Libby, cut flowers.
Mrs. L. l. Milett, cut flowers.
Olive Woodsum. cut flowers.
Mrs. DIR. Noble. sweet peas.
Mrs Charles Chick. cut flowers.
Clara Smith, cut flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rowe, cut flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Hall, cut flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hill, cut flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pike. cut flowers.
l.. N. Small has repaired the plank
walk on Bridge and Water Streets.
Grace Bicknell of Boston is with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bcknell, for
q short vacation.
Carl E. Stone has been elected leader
of the Bowdoin College Mandolin Club.
A delegation from Norway attended
the convention of Woman's Relief Corps
at Mechanic Falls Tuesday. Instruction
was given in the new work with especial
attention to flag work.
Amasa z. Swift and Alexander Powers
of South Paris for intoxication at the
North Waterford fair Saturday were
before the Municipal Court and were
fined 50 and costs, in all $22 40. Swift
paid. Powers was committed.
Harry Seavey of Turner is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Seavey Smith.
Bert Black, for long time with o.
NJ. Cummings, has arranged for the
lease of the Geo. E. Walker stable on
Bridge Street, and will open livery
stable there in the near future.
A farewell reception was rendered
Rev. and Mrs. z. S. Cotton at the Cot
tage Street Baptist church Tuesday by
nearly one hundred and fifty of the
pastors friends. The pastors of the Con-
gregational and Universalist churches
took part in the evenings exercises.
Rev. Mr.. Cotton was presented with a
very pretty black travelling bag, and
Mrs. Cotton was given beautiful chain.
A short musical programme with
speeches, refreshments and social hour
followed before the close of most pleas
ant evening
Frank Murdoch has leased the E. R.
Jordan tenement at the corner of Main
and Pleasant Streets.
| Howard Moulton was called to Free.
dom, N. a., Thursday, by the death OF
his father.
The ladies of the Universalist society
were with Mrs. V. w. Hills Friday after.
noon and in the evening with Mrs. r. E.
Drake.
Rev. C. A. Brooks has accepted an in
vitation to speak at the re-opening of the
Hartford church, Tuesday. .
Deputy Sheriff w. A. Bicknell and
Mrs. Bicknell have returned from d
weeks visit with friends and relatives il
Brockton, Mass.
Judge William r. Jones was in Bus
ton this week on business trip.
F. Clark of Bolster's Mills has com
menced work on two new houses on the
Whitehead lot at Alpine and Tucker
Streets.
Mrs. Cora Russell has leased the Johr
Hazen place on Pleasant Street where
she will keep house.
Ex-postmaster Moses P. Stiles, assist
ed by Frank Briggs and crew, has paint
ed Mr.. Stiles buildings on Cottage
Street. The buildings are much more
attractive surely.
Horace w. Oxnard, who was elected
road commissioner of Norway at the las
annual meeting in March, for a term o.
three years, has resigned. The select
men have appointed George e. Walke
to serve out the unexpired term, which
is about two years and half. Mr.
Walker has served the town before, ant
his appointment gives general satisfac
ton. He will be handicapped by lacl
of funds this fall, but can start with {
clean sheet another year.
Eugene E. Flood and family of Farm
ington are visiting their people in town
Mr.. Flood has an excellent business il
boots and shoes at Pennington. At on,
time he was in trade In this village will
James Smith in the Noyes store.