Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-09-03
z. o. K. A. meeting to- night at I.

| Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Wright visite
friends in Portland and vicinity las
week.
| All indications are good for one of tn
best county fairs yet, and It is only tw
weeks ahead.
Miss May Beman, who has been /
town the past week, returned Saturda
to Yarmouth.
j. P. Richardson and family and thei
guests have returned from their outin
at Camp Owsley.
Rev. j. W. Chesbro and family re
turned Friday from their vacation spen
in Massachusetts.
Fl. III. Nay and Miss Gertrude L. Jone
of Everett, Mass, are guests at Hon
James S. Wright's.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. A. Monk and two chill
dren of Auburn are visiting Mr.. Monk
father, Isaac j. Monk.
The woman's Baptist Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. A. C.. Hal
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Atwood Farrar of Brockton
Mass, is visiting her son, 81. w. .Tapley
and other relatives in this vicinity.
All interested in helping the soldier.
are asked to bring candy for the sale al
6. A. K. hall on Thursday next at 2 p. NJ
Miss Mabel Hathaway, who has beer
spending the summer at her home here
returned Saturday to her school in Rock
port, Mass.
All friends of the Grand Army art
solicited to give fancy or useful articles
for the miscellaneous table at the sale
Sept. 5, Thursday, at 2:S0.
Mrs. c. W. Bowker and daughter
Muriel have returned from a visit OF
Several weeks to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Stanley, in Auburn.
Albert j. Felt and wife from Portland
drove up in their auto in less than three
hours and took dinner with his cousin,
Mrs. Chas. Durham, Thursday.
Walter L. Gray and family have closed
their cottage, Gray Birches, on Lake
Pennesseewassee, for the season, and are
again at their home in this village.
Jurors were drawn Saturday for the
October term of court. George A..
Briggs grand juror, N. Dayton Bolster
and c. Howard Lane traverse jurors.
Miss Julia z. Morton returned Satur-
day to resume teaching in her school at
Abingdon, Mass, from which she has
been away on leave of absence for the
past few months.
Subject at the Y. p. C. U. meeting at
the Universalist church next Sunday
evening, Cheerful and Prompt ODE
dience." How to say yes. Scripture
reference, Matt. A: is %.
Preaching services were resumed at
the Congregational church on Sunday,
the pulpit being supplied by Rev. Ed
ward c. Haynes of Ware, Mass. Mr..
Haynes will also preach here next SUM-
day.
Miss Carrie E. Mathews, formerly of
South Paris, who is now in charge of the
department at the Bridgton
store of Thom Smiley, has been a
guest at Will lam j. Wheeler's for few
days.
David l.. Blanchard of Cumberland
made visit to his old comrade, r. n.
Hall, Sunday. Mr.. Hall aud Mr..
Blanchard are two of the seven survivors
of the band of the First, Tenth and
Twenty ninth Maine Regiments.
The members of the Congregational
society are requested to meet at the
vestry Wednesday afternoon at half past
two to make arrangements for our
business at the county fair, Sept. 1919.
Come every one and ''lend hand"
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Jean Tolman have
been visiting the family of Mr.. Tolman's
father, G. Z. Tolman, for few days.
They are about starting for the South.
Mr.. Tolman has position as professor
of music in an institution at Marion,
Ala.
The Delta Alphas held their meeting
Friday with Miss Grace Dudley at her
home on Stearns Hill. Seven members
made the trip by big team. Refresh
ments were served, and the evening was
very much enjoyed, even though the
rain of that night was timed just wrong,
and it was pitchy dark coming through
the woods on the way home.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office, Sept. 2:
Miss Margaret Huskins.
Mrs l.. NJ Goodwin.
Mrs. g. G. Gerry,
Mrs. J mes Clark.
Mr.. \. NJ Marten.
Mr.. A. e. Russell.
Mr.. j. Il. Fuller.
Lou Davis.
S. F. DAVIS, p. NJ.