Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-07-02

Miss Annie Muzzy is visiting
Lebanon, Maine.
Charles Jordan of Boston is visitin
= relatives at South Paris.
Miss Hayes of Auburn is the guest {
u ner sister, Mrs. A. c. Wheeler.
Mrs. j. d. Haynes spent Saturday an
: Sunday with relatives in Sumner.
Mrs. W. L. Farrar is spending fe,
days at her former home In Mexico.
The Chautauqua Club met Wednesda
Q afternoon with Mrs. Margaret Wilbur.
Miss Carrie A. Gray Is at the Gilt
House, Cape Elizabeth, for the summer
Earle Z. Stuart is at home from Bos
ton for a few days vacation over tn,
Fourth.
, Mrs. DR.. Stewart is visited by her sis
ter, Mrs. c. A. Frost of South Framing
ham, Mass.
| K. o. K. A. meet tonight at 1870
Initiation. The Lady of the Lake" viii
be present.
The family of S. C.. Ordway have gone
to their cottage at Poland CampgrOunG
for the summer.
Miss Mary Fl. Taylor of Boston made
a flying visit to relatives here Friday
night and Saturday.
Miss Lucelia Crockett has arrived
home for the vacation from her teaching
in Newtonville, Mass.
Mrs. Fred b. Wiggin and son Rinaldo
have returned from a three weeks visit
to relatives in Lowell.
| Quarterly church meeting of the
Unversalist church Friday evening of
this week at 1880 p. NJ.
Miss Alice B. Knight, who has spent
the winter with her brother in Boston,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. l. 4. Andrews and two children
and Mrs. Albert p. Abbott are visiting
in Lowell for few days.
Miss Gladys Bonuey and brother
Gerald of Haverhill, Mass, are the
guests of friends in this vicinity.
The woman's Baptist missionary meet.
ing will be held at the vestry Tuesday
afternoon of this week at o'clock.
Rev. j. w. CHESHIRE and family were
the guests of Rev. W. d. Athearn and
Elmer Austin of Buckfeld, recently.
There is one poor little girl in South
Paris who hasn't a Japanese parasol.
There may be more, but not many more.
Mrs. Fred Brown of Portland has
been visiting the family of her father, j.
II. Stuart, for few days. Mr.. Brown
was here for short time.
July 1O-11 the national convention of
the Universalist Young Peoples Union
holds its annual session in Boston.
Special rates on the railroad.
Dea. G. b. Crockett and wife, Mrs. l..
c. Morton, Mrs. A. c. Hall and Rev. j.
W. CHESHIRE represented the Baptist
church at the East Sumner quarterly
meeting the past week.
L. j. Dodge and family of Minneapolis,
who have been visiting Mrs. Bodge's
relatives here for week, left Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge for trip to New
York and possibly on to jamestown, and
the children to Kennebec County to visit
relatives. They will be here for another
week little later.
All members of the W. c. T. U. of
South Paris with the ministers and their
wives are cordially invited to meet with |
the Norway Union at the home of Mrs. |
c. n. Tubbs for a lawn party, Tuesday
afternoon, July 9th, at 2:30 p. NJ. The
regular meeting of the South Paris |
Union will be postponed one week.
NJ. W. Maxim has an Orient power
delivery wagon at his shop. This is |
built along the same general lines as the
Orient blackboard, but is larger and will
take three seats if desired. The motor |
is reckoned as eight horse power, and
though that doesn't sound large in these
days, it is capable of sending the car
riage along at a merry clip.
Work has begun on the preparations
for the street railroad company's power
station at the True mill privilege in this
village. A cofferdam has been built, a
derrick set, and the ledge is being blast
ed out to set the wheel, which is already
on the ground. The wheel will be set
lower than the old ones, SO as to get a
foot or more of additional head.
The Junior Society of C. E. of the
Baptist church enjoyed very pleasant
time at the parsonage on Saturday
afternoon. 1t was the occasion of the
last meeting of the society until Septem-
L.. . h. If fa hnXnQ
Dainty refreshments were served and
games played. Those who have not
opened their mite boxes may hand them
to Mrs. Chesbro.
If the people who have the following
books belonging to me, will kindly re-
turn them as soon as possible, l will be
greatly obliged, as have special need of
them at this time:
Music and Morals.
Stories of the Operas.
Great Tone Poets.
Turner's Scales.
Chats with Music Students.
Haydn's Life.
Masters of Music.
The Universalist Sunday School will
have a basket picnic in Penley's Grove
next week Wednesday, July 10. All
members of the parish and friends of the
Sunday School are cordially invited to
come and enjoy the day with the chill
dren. 1t being near home parents can
come with the little ones not old enough
TO attend Sunday School. Assemble at
the grove at 10 A. NJ. Remember picnic
dinner, each providing their own for
family or social groups at the dinner
hour.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
John Small recently sold beef cow
to Scribner.
Mrs. Merinda Cummings, who has
been ill, is reported improving.
Mrs. Charles SWEET was at West Paris
last Tuesday to visit her brother, Elmer
Lapham.
Mrs. |. D. Cummings, who has been
nursing at the Hubbard House, has re-
turned home.
Miss Clara Marston of Norway is
spending a few weeks with her friend,
Miss Hattie Gowell.
Mrs. Charles Gowell visited her father,
Hezekiah Lapham, last "Wednesday.
Mr.. Lapham is in very poor health.
Mrs. Harriet Pratt and her daughter
Ruth and little son Arthur of East
Orange, n. j., are passing few weeks
at W. H. Swett's.