Oxford Democrat., 1910-09-20

Ill Frdl.
v,sr~..t r: Yarmouth, designer for
Mrs 81 n the millinery store, arriv-
ed her saturday night.
NJ. O. rye NJ. Cutting is here from
rYnr win Mr. Cutting for while, but
sxpret a'uru 10 Lynn.
NJ ld Fuller and Mr. Myles
C,s,r Au5urn were guests at Walter
Mako H iuestay night.
Ar,. q ROYAL Of Worcester, Mass,
i,i1sf .., family here few days since,
and ,a.y have a.i returned homo.
Mrs. Ralph Charles and Mrs. Cora
Eim1sU If Lowell vare guests of Geo.
Eas,wa~ and WIFE lying the past week
NJ Az. 5I.s r A. Morton and Master
Robsr p .rr.-.- ,pent few days last
wesk a. slma k,looleet, Shagg Pond.
.T-. John Martin of Rumford was
here Il. the fair, and is visiting
here t.r few days aud greeting his
many
Miss ,s.e Haggett has returned
from Poland Spring House where she
bas been rupoyed during the summer
as table girls
Oscar Robertson and Arthur Rob
srt,on from Gorham, Y. H, were guests
Of their gage George ID. Robertson,
during a.. fair
The nez. regular meeting of Hamlin
Temple. p :, will be Tuesday, Sept.
9th T..cs is TO be an entertainment
and refreshments.
The wa 1i the Methodist church are
begnua- l 60 up, and the general
ssntimsr. he sidewalk committee so
arexyra,s is that they are going to
look very Eell
Mrs 4. Liitlefeld of Portland has
iOued Mr. Littletield, who is the con-
tractor ba ding the Methodist church,
and will remain here with him until the
church is .uished.
Hiram Pllsiier, who has been visiting
bis children in Massachusetts, and Yer
monitor 70 number of weeks, returned
- home earr last week. he reports a
very enj yable visit at ali places.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Morton of Chi
cagO were guests at n. d. BOlster's
7 few dtys ,ast week. They came by auto
trOm Belmont, near Belfast, where they
spend several mouths every year.
Vernon A. Curtis and his friend, Frank
J. Stevens, have been visiting his moth
er. len NJ. Curtis, through the fair.
Later they will visit Mr.. Stevens family
in SuncoOk, n. H., before returning to
their work for the Boston Elevated Rail-
way.
There is report from some sections OF
the state of large number of defective
ballots in the election. This does not
app.y 20 the town of Paris. With a
tota lf Sl7 ballots used, only seven were
thrown out as defective, though there
was considerable amount of splitting.
A cattle show ball, with music by the
SwaS,.ka Orchestra. was held in New
Hal Wednesday evening. An inter
rupt.1n of the street car service at
critical time, due to trouble with the
power operated to reduce the attend
ance, but the managers came out with
OUT loss.
Mrs Rizpsh Whitman, who has been
10 California since last fall, arrived AT
her home at George K. Morton's last
week She was accompanied by her
son, Lester L. Whitman, and wife, OF
Pasadena, Calf, who will visit here for
while Mr.. Whitman has recently
established a new record for au automo-
bile from New York TO San Francisco.
Conductor A. L. Robertson Of the
Sandy Biyer and Raugeley Lakes Rail-
road was the guest Of his brother,
George D. Robertson, during the fair
Nr. Robertson was formerly on the
Grand Trunk. but for the last nineteen
years has been on the Phillips and
Rangeey Railroad, and the Sandy River
Railroad and at one time was superin-
tendeu Of the Phillips and Raugeley.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller and family
arrived on the early trais Sunday morn
Ing, aud are for the present with the
family Of George A. Abbott on Wheeler
Street Mr. Miller has not taken lease
OF the A. c. Hall place as was reported
last week, the Democrat having been
nisn'ormed. Mr.. Miller will resume
Preaching at the Universalist church the
hrst sunday in October, Rev. Mr.. Knick-
erbOcker occupying the pulpit next Sun
Gag afternoon as for the rest Of the
month
On account of the laying of the corner
stone OF the new Methodist church Tues
day, the meeting of the w. c. T. U. will
De held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 with
MIS- Wallace Clifford. As This is the
S'St Meeting since the summer vacation
xviii be observed as Rally Day, and a
large attendance is hoped for. Col.
huS'iS has been invited To be present ane
speak on the temperance outlook. ID
The weather is suitable the meeting will
De held out Of doors. Cakes and coffee
will be served.
Arthur 4. Clark, who was recently ap-
pointed Sealer of weights aud measures
iot the town, finds that people do not
iuly understand the situation in regard
70 thlS matter. According to the law OF
Tue state, any scales or measures by
winch goods of any sort are weighed or
measured for sale, from a milk bottle tn
nav scales, must be tested and sealed by
Ge othcial sealer. The town has pro-
"ded itself with a set of standard
weights and measures, and the dealer is
10 lged to pay the expense of having
us own weights and measures tested.
Ihe South Paris Democrats are either
avery cold -blooded or very considerate
o' ot people. On election night a good
aumoer OF men and some women were
assembled in the hall to hear the news
m Tue announcements kept coming in
~Nn steadily increasing Democratic
souna 10 them, they were received with
ntue expression of emotion as a
wser waSher forecast would have been.
"niie IN other cities and towns the
pioSero'ai welkin was being torn all to
p'oceS with noise and red fire, here there
was only once faint demonstration OF
SpP'aase, from the time the first figures
Sa ne In until the time when the Repub-
"Ia nIans concluded it had all GO, to-some
S'Ace or other, aud ey,S. g. went
.aa v@e. Perhaps our DersLRY. friends
were out of practice in CO.