Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-07-30

DR.. Woodbury. is so far recovered tina
he gets out on pleasant days.
Two daughters of Charles Deering o
Chicago are guests of Miss Mary Deer
ing.
| Principal Leon o. Glover of the Cor
ham (Maine) High School and family arr
at w. III. Stiles.
Fred c. Briggs, travelling salesman fol
Henry w. Goodwin, Boston, was with
his relatives here over Sunday.
Master Norris Newell has been max
ing weeks visit at his uncle's, War.
rem Lothrop's, in Sumner.
Advertised letter in South Paris post
Office July 20:
Mrs. Helen Damon.
The Ladies' Circle will meet for a
social at the Baptist vestry next Thurs
day evening. Ice cream will be served.
A cordial invitation to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wise have just re-
turned from a visit to their sons, Dwight
and Frank Wise of Gardiner, and also
their niece, Mrs. Will II. Haynes of
Richmond.
The Partridge Clothing Co., consist
ing of BENZ. w. Partridge of Gardiner
and Dwight NJ. Wise, formerly of this
place, have opened branch clothing
store at Bowdoinham, Maine.
The Ladies' Social Circle will hold a
business meeting at the Baptist vestry
this Monday evening at 7.3O O'Clock.
All members of the circle, and all ladies
interested are urgently requested to be
present.
Judge Wilson and family had green
corn for dinner from their own garden
Saturday. The Judge, as everybody
knows, is quite gardener, It's safe to
say that few have beaten him on corn,
this year.
The races which there has been talk
of having in August have practically
been given up. 1t is, however, probable
that the base ball tournament will be a
go, and will come off about the middle
of the month.
The missionary meeting at the Baptist
church on Sunday evening will be in
charge of the Young Ladies' Mission
Band. An interesting programme will
be given. The hour of service is half
past seven. All are cordially invited.
Alton C. Wheeler and his uncle, U. G. |
Wheeler, of Wakefield, Mass, are max
ing a bicycle trip this week, with some
incidental fishing excursions, through
Albany, Mason, the White Mountain |
region and intervening territory ,oI
Milan, y. II.
The South Paris base ball team played
the shoe factory team of MechaUie Falls |
at the Falls Saturday afternoon. Score |
3 to S in favor of Mechanic Falls. The
boys say they made nearly twice as many
hits and about half as many errors rs
Mechanic Falls-but they had TO play
against the umpire.
The vacation at the Congregational
church will be taken during the month
Of August. For that time the church
will be closed, except for the Sunday
evening service, in which the church
and Christian Endeavor Society will
unite. The regular Tuesday evening
meeting will be held this week as usual.
A party of young people left Satur-
lay to spend two or three days at the
Locke cottage on South Pond, Locke's
Mills. They are Barry Locke of West
Paris, Henry Merrill, Frank Bonney,
Harold Hebbard, Misses Lou Bryant,
olive SWEET, Ruth Stearns and Florence
They are chaperoned by
VI ISIS Maud Carter.
Some youthful residents of the place
we're so cucumber hungry few days
since that they not only entered upon
.wo enclosures without permission, but
n their haste took the cucumbers vines
md all, destroying the hills. As the re-
,ult of some detective work conference
# interested parties was held little
alter, and some penitent boys made good
and were allowed TO depart.
A well-advertised game of ball was
played at the fair grounds Saturday
afternoon, between the Lewiston Volun-
GERS and West Paris. Those who look
d for an exciting game were somewhat
as West Paris failed to
i've up to its reputation made on the
Fourth. The Volunteers made five
cores in the first two innings, and kept
Increasing their lead, while West Paris
made only two scores and played loose
ielding game. Score, Volunteers 10,
Vest Paris 2.