Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-08-24
Guy Culbert is visiting relatives Il
Groveton. n. Il.

Guy Cuibert Is visiting relatives II
Groveton, N. b.
Albert Kicker of Biddeford is CUES,
al Samuel Richards.
Rev. A. w. Pottle of Buckfield- was in
town on business Friday.
Miss Florence Richardson is visiting
relatives in Exeter, N. q.
Mrs. Ernest Millett has been visiting
Capt. Swan at East Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barrows were al
Poland campground the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gould Spofford OF
Hopedale, Mass, are with Mr.. Spofford's
father, E. l. SpIfford.
Fl. w. Dennison has sold the house on
Park Street in which he formerly lived
to William Z. Morse, who moved in a
few days since.
Mrs. F. A. Taylor and Miss Phyllis
Taylor are spending a week at Old
Orchard, the guests of Misses George
and Laura Deane.
Rev. j. K. Cochrane occupied the pull
pit at the Baptist church on Sunday,
and will remain in town until after the
Hamlin centennial on Friday
Mrs. Charles Newell and daughter
Net,ie and Mrs. James Kenney and
daughter, Mrs. George Fox, are camping
out at Lake Kezar, in Lowell.
Rev. and Mrs. T. N. Kewley and a
large number OF the other Methodists of
the place were at the camp meeting at
Poland Campground over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Holmes were at
Old Orchard Sunday. From there Mrs.
Holmes will go to New Britain, CT, to
stay three months with her son and wife.
Miss Margaret A. Baker has spent a
part of her foar weeks vacation at
Peaks Island, and is now at Old Or
chard, where she will remain for some
time.
T. F. Hathaway attended the reunion
of the Thirteenth Maine Regiment at
Peaks Island last Tuesday, and was
elected first v:ce-president of the regi
mental association.
Herman II. Wardwell of West Paris
has been drawn az grand juror for the
coming year, and Frank Bennett and
James T. kanney as traverse jurors for
the October term of court.
Chandler Swift, having got his hand
in at the business, acted as personal
conductor of a Grand Army excursion
from Norway to TOgus on Saturday. A
party of about fifty went, and needless
to say, enjoyed the day greatly.
There will be meeting of the Direct
ors of the Citizens Telephone Co. We'd
nesday, Sept. lst, 1909, at 1870 p. NJ. at
the assessors office, South Paris, called
for the purpose of connecting with the
Oxford line at East Oxford.
CIV. BowKER, Clerk and Treasurer.
S. NJ. King started Saturday morning
with sixteen head of his Kiugleside Farm
Jerseys for the round of the fairs. This
week he is at the Eastern Maine fair at
Bangor, and he will make the circuit of
the other state fairs about as usual, TAX
ing in the fair at Rochester, n. a., in the
course of the trip.
The stores, offices, banks and other
places of business in South Paris will be
closed on Friday of this week, from
1890 10 8 80, on account of the Hamlin
centennial at Paris Hill. An agreement
to close thus has been signed by every
one in the village conducting place of
business of any sort, with single ex-
ception.
If you have a team that will carry six
or more passengers you can find employ
ment for it next Friday at the South
Paris station on arrival of the $50 A. NJ.
trains, to take passengers 10 Paris Hill,
if the weather is fair. If you want
further information consult A. d. Park,
chairman of the local transp )rtation