Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-09-01

SOUTH PARIS.

Mrs. A. NJ. Whitman is visiting rela
,ves in Portland for short time.
Miss Helen NJ. Porter left Wednesday
for visit to friends in Malrose, Mass.
GIVE. Miller, Socialist, is advertised to
sneak in the Square, this Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Margaret Wilbur has been visit
inc her sister at Woodfords for few
days.
Miss Nav King of Sweden has been the
guest of Mrs. Fred Wiggin for few
days.
Mrs. l.. A. Rounds aud Miss Sue
Rounds have visited a: Turner for few
DAYS
Miss Jessie Tolman is on visit to
relatives in Massachusetts, and COnnec-
tcut.
Misses Amelia and Alice Bisbee are
spending their vacation in New Hamp-
shire.
Rev ". T. Wilson of Amesbury, Mass,
occupied the pulpit at the Baptist church
sunday.
Mrs. Cook aud sons, Charlie and AL
ton. Of Madison, are visiting at William
Culbert's.
Miss Amelia Bisbee, who teaches in
Arlington, Mass, is with her aunt and
sisters here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Billings and Miss
Carrie E. Hall made trip to the Gurnet
last Tuesday
Mr.. Howard Giles of North Wayne
was guest at George n. Giles few
DAYS last week.
Mrs. Mary Burnham of Portland visit
ed Der mother, Mrs. Miriam Stone, a few
days last week.
Mrs. Wade and daughter Jennie of
Portland are guests of Mrs. Wade's SIS
ter, Mrs. H. A. Hilton.
l.. 5. Sessions returned Wednesday
from a visit TO relatives in Stark, Grove
ton and Dummer, y. II.
Myyon W. Maxim, who has been laid
I'D by illness for about six weeks, is out
again, though still weak.
The Saturday holidays at the Mason
Manufacturing Co. are over, and the
plant is running full time.
Mr.. Alonzo Wheeler and daughter
Alice of Waltham, Mass, were guests at
J. H. Beams over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N d. Bolster, with Miss
Ruth and Master Philip, visited relatives
in Canton few days last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry L. Shaw of New
York are spending their annual vacation
here stopping at Hotel Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Robertson
and Miss Miriam are visiting relatives in
York and Rangeley for a week or more.
Rev. ]. <. Cochrane, who had occu-
pied the pulpit at the Baptist church for
two Sundays, returned to his home in
Brunswick Thursday.
The Good Cheer Society will meet at
Good Cheer Hall Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 Important meeting. Business
relative to the society's fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Bowker and
daughter Muriel were the CUES of Mr..
Bowker's brother, d. F. BOwker, at
Peaks Island one day last week.
Hon. and Mrs. John d. Long of Hing
ham, Mass, who are at their summer
home in Buckfeld, drove to South Paris
Thursday, stopping at Hotel Andrews.
Mrs. Leon s. Fairbanks of Newton
Vile, Mass, came the first of last week
to spend a vacation of three weeks with
the family of her father, George B.
Crockett.
Letters received few days since from
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Plummer, who sailed |
on the Ivernia, report their arrival al |
Queenstown, after pleasant voyage.
No bad weather, and they did not lose |
meal.
The firemen's tournament at state fair |
il assured, there being ten entries. The
Pacific Engine Co. is anxious to go, and
means TO go. The only question is
whether they can get water enough to |
practice little while two or three even
ings.
Rev. j. II. Little and family return |
from Hsrpswell this week, and full
services will be resumed at the Uni |
versalist church next Sunday, Sept 9th.
Morning service 1045. Sunday School
I'm. Junior Union $50. Y p. G. U.
7P.M.
Hamliu Lodge, X. of P, will have it's
first annual picnic next Saturday, going |
to Mount Mica. A cordial invitation is
extended 10 every one to join. All who
desire transportation are requested to
notify Alfred III. Jackson before Thurs
day night.
Mrs. W. o. Rockingham and son
William, who have been visiting rela-
tiyes in the eastern part of the state for
several weeks, returned home Tuesday,
accompanied BY Mrs. Frothingham's
daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Cox of Bangor,
who will make visit here.
?. Z. Hathaway, principal OF Norway |
High School. and Mrs. Hathaway, re-
turned to their home here last week. |
Mrs Hathaway has been with her peo-
pie in Waterville during the summer,
aud Mr. Hathaway has been there part |
Of the time, and part of the time at
MOOsehead Lake.
James r. Dyer of Lynn and Miss
Elizabeth Lyons of Swampscott, Mass,
spent Sunday with his mother at Albert |
Deans on Western Avenue. Mr.. Dyer,
who will be remembered as Paris boy, |
has an excellent position in the paymas-
ter's department of the Boston and
Maine Railroad in Boston.
Talk about crazy devotees of the card |
table, The other evening citizen, be- |
ing in the vicinity of Billings Block,
heard the click of balls from the croquet |
ground in the rear of the building, and
going out there found two men, each |
with a lantern in one hand and mallet |
in the other, playing the game"
Hon. William T. Haines of Water |
vile and Hon. James S. Wright of this |
place will speak at Republican meet |
ing in New Hall next Friday evening. |
Mr.. Haines has never been heard in Ok
ford County much, but he is one of the |
party's best speakers in the state.
There is sure to be good crowd out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hednel and Miss Julia
p. Morton started Saturday morning for
Camp Concord for few days stay.
Miss Lenora Bessey of Stoneham, Mass,
who joined her mother at Mrs. Morton's
Friday night, accompanied them, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Morton, who
have been tenting at Sbagg Pond for a
week, also joined them for the week.
Again by q narrow margin we escaped
serious frost, Friday and Saturday morn
ings. Friday morning touch Of it was
ranOrtad nm lou land SATURDAY. morn