Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-04-27
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SOUTH PARIS.


exercises of the Seneca High.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Clark are visiting
relatives in several places in Massachu-
sets.
A concrete sidewalk is being built in
front of the house of II. Z. Wilson on
Pleasant Street.
Wilbur l.. Farrsr is putting in quite
an extensive system of concrete walks
and driveway at his place on High
Street.
Mrs. c. K. Fox Of Bethel and Miss
Mabel Kicker of West Paris were guests
OF Mrs. George d. Robertson during the
past week.
Josiah n. Horr has sold his farm near
Halls Pond to Abel Huotari and John
Komulainen. Mr.. Horr will move back
into the village.
Mrs. Mary Newell, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs j. D. Haynes, has returned to her
home in Summer.
Miss Martha Rideout, of 80 Vose
Avenue, Hyde Park, Mass, is to make
her future home here with her aunt,
Mrs. James Z. Cole.
Mrs. Cora Knight Clifford of Strong
stopped here a short time last week, on
her way TO the Maine Methodist Con-
ference at Berlin, n. 81.
Rev. T. Y. Kewley has been returned
In the south Paris church by the Maine
Methodist Conference held at Berlin,
Y. H., which has Just adjourned.
Mrs. l.. c. Morton has been visiting
her son Clarence at West Paris over Sun
day, and will leave Monday afternoon
for visit to relatives in Massachusetts,.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office April 90;
Mrs. Carl Peterson.
Earl Davis.
e. r. Hewett
E. II. Dorr of Mexico, formerly at
south Paris for number of years, was
here last week on a short business trip.
Mrs. Dorr has visited here for week
recently.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
observe the anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship in America at Odd Fellows Hall
this Monday evening with appropriate
exercises.
Il. G. Fletcher has purchased of John
B. Robinson of Oxford the Ford run
about which the latter used last season.
Fletcher succeeded in keeping the fever
down last year, but il had to come.
W. Earle Stuart of this place, who has
been for some time assistant in the high
school at Hsllowell, has been chosen
principal of the high school at Strong,
beginning his work there this week.
The cedar hedges on both sides of the
lot at the residence of Hon. James 5
Wright on Pleasant Street, which had |
been largely killed by the blight during |
the past two years, have been removed.
A meeting of the Universalist parish |
will be held at the church Tuesday even |
ing of this week, to act upon the resig |
nation of s. Z. Tucker as trustee and |
collector, and of Rev. J. II. Little as
pastor.
some Mayfowers are brought in, but
it is reported that the prospect is for a
small crop Only few buds are to be
seen, the drought of last year probably |
having been so severe as to prevent them |
from forming.
The town has bought of d. II. Bean a
lot of land back of the Oxford creamery,
100 feet square, on which to build a
house for the storage of road machines
and other tools, according to the vote of
the town at the annual meeting.
The Fan-Tan Club held it's last regular
meeting for the season at Fsn-Tsn Hall
Tuesday evening. An elegant supper
was served by the members of the third
division of the club, and the remainder
of the evening was spent socially.
Sunday being Conference Sunday,
there were no services at the Methodist
church except the Odd Fellows sermon,
which was a special service, in the after
noon. Rev. T. n. Kewley came home
from the conference for that service.
A burning chimney at Samuel Rich
ards Thursday evening called for the
services of the chief engineer and some
assistants, though no alarm was given.
The chimney got pretty hot, but no
damage was done, and the fire was sub
dued BY the use of salt and chemicals.
Names of graduates of Seneca High
School.