Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-11
Mrs. Isa Gertrude Whitman has gone
To visit friands in Cafskill NJ Y

The farmers are being paid for thei
corn at the Burnham i Morrill, factory
Electric lights have been installed IL
the house of Hon. James S. Wright on
Pleasant Street.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Stone Of South
Portland have been guests of relatives
: here for few days.
A sOciable was given in New Hall Fri
; day evening under the auspices of the
high school class Of 1911.
, The scholars of the seventh grade took
hay rack ride Saturday afternoon, in
charge of their teacher, Miss Penley.
Mrs. Nellie Roberts of Medford, Mass,
has been visiting her cousins, b. +.
, Richards and sisters, for the past week.
Charles X. Durham is taking his vaca-
ton and he and Mrs. Durham have been
visiting in Portland during the past
week.
Mrs NJ. " Ruge, formerly of New
York, has opened coat and dress making
rooms in the Hersey house on Main
Street.
There will be a meeting of the West
ern Maine Poultry Association Tuesday
evening at w. C.. Thayer's at 7;30
O'Clock.
Quite a number of South Paris people
were in Lewiston Thursday night to see
William Hodge in 1.-The Man from
Home"
Robert Paterson is putting furnace in
his house on Pine Street. A new fur
mace is also being installed at the Bap-
fist church.
Conductor II. <. Wilson, who has been
off the Grand Trunk since the beginning
of the strike in the summer, went back
on the Norway train Monday morning.
A mixed school team from Paris de-
feated the freshman team of the Norway
High School to o in a game of football
at the high school grounds Saturday
| forenoon.
Postmaster Davis is smiling broadly
over a new granddaughter. A daughter
was born to the wife of Percy p. Allen,
formerly of this place, on the 9th, at
Havre de Grace, Md.
IuOSt NuO dilChiCu bhO oaPNioh oAosS
convention at Waterville last week were
Rev. E. A. Davis, Geo. b. Crockett, Mrs.
l.. 5. Hammond, Mrs. l.. C, Morton and
Miss Annie Edwards.
Writ Stanley has found two blue vio
let's in blossom in different places with |
in few days. This seems TO be rather |
an unusal fall for out-of-season flowers
and fruits. Violets in the fall are very |
rare. /
The ladies of the Congregational Cir
Gle will serve their annual harvest sup |
per in the vesiry of the church Thurs |
day, October 18th. An entertainment |
will follow the supper. All are cordially |
invited. Supper served at 6:43.
Rev. and Mrs T. j. Ramsdell and son
Donald of Caribou are visiting relatives |
in town, aud Mr.. Ramsdell, who was |
formerly fur number of years pastor |
of The South Paris Baptist church, oc-
cupied the pulpit there on Sunday.
There was banner attendance at the
Rally Day exercises at the Baptist Sun |
day school ON Sunday. The programme
included addresses by Superintendent +. |
Y. SWEET of the Norway Congregational
Sunday School and Rev. T. j. Ramsdell
of Caribou.
The Oxford Congregational Conference
will meet with the South Paris church
on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. Is and
26. The Tuesday evening services will
be devoted 10 the ordination OF Mr.. Paul
Rochnni. Among the speakers will be
Rev. w. W. Pirazzini, ID. d., Of New
York city, who will speak on Italian
Work in the United States.
Estimates of the amount of apples
blown off in the gale of Saturday, the
LIST inst, by different growers, vary from
one third to one half the crop. The loss
by this blow is one of the largest mis-
fortunes that the farmers have had this
season, aud those who began apple pick
ing early and had harvested part Of their
crop were in luck.
The Grand Trunks annual Boston ex-
cursiOn, which was run on Monday, was
well patrouzed, even though ii was not !
advertised here until Saturday evenings
Among those who have gone on the ex
cursion are Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Bird, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred II. Jackson, Mr.. |
and Mrs Robert Paterson and daughter !
Wiuifred, K. n. Haskell, Louis Clark,
Miss Olive e. SWEET, and others.
Among those who are attending the !
Maine Music Festival in Portland this !
week are Mrs George |. Burnham, Mrs. |
Cora S Briggs, Mrs. James 5. Wright, !
Mrs w L. Morton, Mrs. Walter l.. !
Gray, Miss Hattie NJ. Leach, Miss Grace
Thayer. There are also from Norway |
Misses Bernice Nash, Alma Shepard,
Ruth Cummings, Marjorie Barker, Lii
liam Powers aud Ida Hutchins. Others
will 90 for one or more of the concerts. |
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office Oct. 10, 1910:
Harry Clancy.
Bin Hooker.
Miss Babe Currier. q cards.
Joe Cayanaugh, (card.(
Arthur Darling, (card)
Mrs A. a. Farrar.
Mrs. Jennie Hegus.
Roy Holland (card)
Mrs. Cora Clifford, card
Jack NJ. Coz, (card)
Elliott kimball.
Fred \. MaIston, (card
Elsie Morey.
Samuel MahOney. (card.)
Mrs Hattie Prescott.
Mrs. Anna Seger, tcard)
T.. l.. Austin.
Henie Pence.
j. l.. Leavy.
j. Z. Morton. (card0
A ). Scott. (card.)
Mrl Ester Rartlson.
Mrs +. +. johnson, (card.)
Miss EiltOn, (carl.)
Al Young, (card
T.. +. jackson, (card.)
S. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
Eight Horses Killed by Lightning.
During the shower on Saturday, Oct.
tst aiuht borses were killed by light |