Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-05-04
Edgar Titcomb of Auburn is q visitor
at S. G.. Burnell's.

| AT ,. u. BurnelFs.
David B. Woodbury. has his usual sup.
ply Of choice seeds that grow in the
gardens.
F. Wendali Rounds arrived home from
Louisville, Ky, Sunday night to spend
his summer vacation here.
A concrete sidewalk is being built in
front of the houses of L. s. Billings and
Mrs. Alice p, Thayer on Main Street.
S. l.. Plummer and son James Of
Lowell have recently visited Mr.. Plum.
mer's daughter, Mrs. Fred B. Wiggin.
The Norway Water Co. is laying q
pipe from the main on High Street out
Spring Street to the house Of F. w. Bon.
ney.
The Women's Universalist Mission
Circle will meet at the vestry Tuesday,
May 4th, at o'clock. Election OF
officers.
The letters of the second division OF
the Good Cheer are asked to meet with
Mrs j. ID. Haynes Wednesday evening
of this week TO make arrangements for
the blacksmiths' dinner.
| Hamlin Lodge, No. 81, K. of P, will
give a reception to the dramatic club on
Friday evening at Sis o'clock. Men,
bers with ladies are requested TO be
present. Refreshments will be served.
Stony Brook Lodge, N. E. o. P, OBJ
served its anniversary last Wednesday
evening. A literary programme was
given, and refreshments were served.
There was a good attendance.
Tuesday evening Mt. Mica Lodge,
1. o. o. F., will visit Norway Lodge,
when the third degree will be worked by
Norway Lodge on number of candi-
dates, two of them from Mt. Mica Lodge.
The population of the Jail, which was
very small the first of the year, but was
increased largely about the time of the
March court, has now got down to
twenty-three, and eight more will 60 out
this week.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office, May 3, 1909:
Mrs. II. b. Slower.
Harriet Lupkin.
c. $. Wilson.
Guy II. Cummings.
S. F. DAVIS, p. NJ.
The people who went on Perkins
special to Lewiston Friday evening, to
see ''Graustark" at the Empire, were
highly pleased with the play. There
was lighter train-load than there has
been on the other theater specials this
winter.
The second Sunday in May will be OBJ
served by the G. A. r. as Mothers
Day." and the commander-in-chief re-
quests all ex-soldiers to wear on the
lapels of their coats a white carnation or
other white flower in honor of their
patriotic mothers.
No use to comment on the weather,
it's past comment. 1t didn't seem posi-
BILE that the past week could be more
wintry than the one preceding, but it is
the impossible that happens. And We
are not alone in our discomfort; the
whole country participates.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the NJ. < church held recently
the following officers were elected:
President-Mrs Y. NJ Curtis.
LIST Vice. Pres-Mrs. Ernest Millett.
2d vice.Pres.-Sp'rItural, Mrs Leroy Abbott.
Sd observation-disclosures, visit the sick. etc,
Mrs. $. c. 0riway.
5th Vice Pres.-Social and entertainment, Mrs
G. ID. Robertson.
Sec. and Tress.-Mrs Geo. Farnum.
The hearing before the fish and game
on the matter of closing
Stony Brook TO fishing will be held at 10
O'Clock Tuesday at the Grand Trunk
station. 1t will not be all one way, as
there will be opposition to the plan of
closing the brook entirely for a term of
years. Some think it will be better
plan to have it closed except for per-
haps two days in each week.
Robert Paterson and Maurice L. Noyes
purchased house lots of Mrs. Louise
Briggs on Pine Street last week. Both
are on the east side of the street, Mr..
Paterson's being the second lot south OF
the Universal;st church. He proposes
to go TO work building house on it as
soon as possible. Mr.. Noyes' lot is a
large one, three lots farther south. He
will build on it this season if he can
make arrangements to do so.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
DIR. King of Portland passed the day
at his farms here last Friday.
Freeland Cummings has been confined
to the house several days the past week
with rheumatism.
Miss Eunice Fobes of Wakefield,
Mass. was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Annie SWEET, last week.
A. o. Wheeler is making from two
cows, an Ayrshire and Holstein, twen-
ty pounds of butter week.