Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-06-11

to Thursday evening OF eacn WseA'-Auiora
Encsmpment, urst anu snih" '"o~' S'es
Of sa e99R R'oMt Pleasant Rebekah Lodge, No.
a. u, roeets second and fourth Fridays OF each
" I'm OId Fellows Hall.
mus nv. X. Khnban Post, No. las, meets
a. and third saturday evenings OF eacn
.,ntb. IN q. A. Z. Hall
my W% K Kimban Circle, Ladies of the q. A:
net ars, .nd third saturday evenings Of
- a., rnon.h IN Grand ArmA Hall.
eA u paris Grange. from May to Oct. l,
-ets first and third SATURDAY, during the
sSsirder OF the year, meets every Saturday, In
STl6 G. C.-second and fourth Mondays Of
ca % 9sOI a. P,-Stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
IT. se.onI and fourth Wednesday evenings
Of; SCH P@Hamnn Lodge, No. 81. meets every
" 'sv evening at Pythian Han.
What is so raw-but all days are raw
this year.
Mrs Sophia Bisbee is making visit
N friends in Peru.
Charles Morse and family of Minneapo-
Ts are az A. Z. Morse'S for visit.
The Chautauqua Club met Wednesday
,f,erpoop with Mrs. Albert +. Stevens.
Mrs Fred Watson and son of Gorham,
II visited Mrs. Ella Burbank Satur-
dag.
IL Russell and family of Leeds have
hsep visiting relatives here for few
days during the past week.
Milton McAliSter has been at home
from the Bangor Theological Seminary
for the past week on vacation.
Jarvis Stowell of Milford, n. H., son
NJ the late Simon 5. Stowell, has visited
relatives here during the past week.
Mrs Fred B. Wiggin and son Rinaldo
went saturday for visit of two weeks
with Mrs. Virgins people in Lowell.
Me- and Mrs. Carl Mason have return
ed from their wedding trip, and are oc-
cupying their home on Church Street.
Mrs. Cyrene Bean returned last week
from visit of some three weeks with
relatives and friends in Bethel and
vicinity.
large number, mostly of the young
people. attended the graduating exer-
cises of the Norway High School Thurs
day evening.
Harry NJ. Wheeler, principal OF the
Caribou High School, arrived home
Thursday night for the summer vacation,
which he will spend here.
John Martin, formerly one of the best
known residents of South Paris, whose
home is now at RumfOrd Falls, has been
here for few days on visit.
Mrs. Albert D. Park accompanied Mr..
Park on his trip to Fryeburg to attend
the June term of Probate Court at that
place last week. They made the journey
by team.
Ii is understood that the summer
schedule of trains on the Grand Trunk
will go into effect next Sunday. Trains
will run as they have for the past few
summers.
Sunday, June 10th, will be observed
as Memorial Sunday by Mt. Mica Lodge
Of Old Fellows, Mt Pleasant Rebekah
Lodge and Aurora Encampment, with
appropriate exercises.
Some OF the South Paris people are
sure that the late Miss Holmes, to whom
reference was made in the last issue of
the Democrat, taught school in South
Paris, as they went TO school TO her.
Principal p. +. Hathaway of the Nor
way High School was surprised at his
home here Thursday evening by the de-
livery OF a large, handsome plate glass
mirror, the gift of the graduating class
in his school.
The meeting OF the East Oxford Local
Union of Christian Endeavor at Rumford
Falls last week was attended by several
from here, including Rev. A. K. Baldwin,
Mrs. T. S. Barnes, Mrs. F. A. Taylor
Miss Eva K. Walker, Miss Susie NJ.
Wheeler, and George Clifford.
Ali members of Mt. Pleasant Rebekah
Lodge are asked TO come prepared to
make wreaths after the regular lodge
meeting Friday evening of this week.
As next Sunday is the Odd Fellows
memorial Sunday the wreaths for the
purpose will be made at this time.
L. L. Mason of the Mason Manutac-
turing Co. was in town the first of the
week on a trip with his touring car.
Accompanying him were Mrs. Mason,
their Young son, his sister, Mrs. Barker
Of Bangor, and the child's nurse. Their
itinerary was through Oxford County to
the White Mountains.
All the schools in town close Friday OF
this week. The completion Of the
course by the graduating class in the
high school will be quieter affair than
usual, as the class took trip to wash
ington in March in place of the gradu-
atng exercises, and those, for the first
time in many years, will be omitted.
The building on Market Square which
was formerly occupied by Myron W.
Maxim has been purchased by Arthur Z.
Clark, who is making repairs upon It. lt
is understood that it will be occupied oy
Angelo Cayalieri as fruit store and resi-
dence, and that the store in Pythian
Block where he now is will be fitted up
for the use of the Paris Trust Co.
The county commissioners have bar
gained for the Blake pasture, situated
west of the court house and adjoining
the county land. The pasture is bounti-
fully supplied with rock, and will fur
nish all the material that will be needed
for stone breaking yard in connection
with the Jail for long time. The COM
uisSioners will have meeting here
some time this week
James D. Ripley of North Paris suf-
Tered the amputation OF the third finger
Of bis right hand last week. Mr.. and
Mrs Ripley have been here for some
time so that Mr. Ripley could be treated
Tor a sore on that finger which, starting
from slight wound, had developed into
a case of blood poisoning. This finally
got to the point where amputation seem
ed to be necessary, and the entire finger
was taken out at the palm.
Yes, the Democrat did try last week to
make Deering Street, running east oy
The Baptist church. corner on Pleasant
Street But it's feat that can't De ac-
complished, and as everybody doubtless
realized, the attempt to do it was solely
the result of one of those uuaccountaoie
errors which sometimes occur even IN
newspaper office. The new street sign
Is on the corner of Park and Deering
streets, near the Baptist church.
Children's Sunday was observed at the
Universalist church by an appropriate
sermon in the morning by the pastor,
hev. j. II. Little, and special service at
40 P. NJ. AT this service number OF
children were baptized, and the cantata,
Under the Palms." was given. This
eantata is based on the return OF the
hebrews from the captivity in Babylon:
IL was given by a large choir OF local
singers With NJ Mooro apd Miss Moore