Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-07-07
STATED MEETINGS.


"a M.-Pari Lodge, No. "a. Regular
-. IN, Tuesiay evening on or before fuli moon
ID ID E-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
i,b,lrs,Iav evening Of each week.-Aurors
Er.5muneut, first and third Monday evenings
o. S'Ce y -Noun, Pleasant Rebekah Lodge. No
DO -ee,s second and fourth Fridays OF eacf
month m Odd Fellows Han. -,
Wv. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las, meets
a. ami third Saturday evenings OF eacf
'a,r,a' e w. E1mSall Circle. Ladies of the G. A
o. -,aats 1rst and third saturday evenings o.
ss,h month IN Grand ArmA Han. @. .,.,
soft Joshua l. chamberlain lamp uiess7
-..4r.I third Tuesday evenings OF each month
prfH.-Paris Grange. from May TO Oct l.
.a-s irst and third saturday; during me
50. Ter OF the year, meets every saturday, IN
'.a : &. C.-second and fourth Mondays OF
o. P-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
r. 4, second and fourth "Wednesday evenings
o. aoF P.~Hamlin Lodge. No. 81. meets every
- Az evening al Pythian Hall.
Nj. and Mrs. Winslow c. Thayer spent
the Fourth at Hsnovee.
Mrs. Il. c. Anderson and son OF Proyi-
dence, r. l., are visiting relatives IN
town.
Mrs. C.. NJ. Howard is visiting the
family OF Frank P. Knight at South
Portland
Miss Maud Carter, who teaches in Dor
chester. Mass, is at home for the sum
mey vacation.
Warren Barnes and Miss Olive Barnes
Of Portland have been guests at L. ,.
Barnes for the past week.
Mrs. j. F. Plummer starts for Paris,
France, the first of August instead OF
july as was first reported.
cement sidewalk, seven feet wide,
bs, been laid in front of the house OF ".
DAYTON Bolster on Pleasant Street.
Harry J. Fifeld, who has position in
the office of the American Express GO.
10 Boston, was at home over the Fourth.
Mrs. Cora S. Briggs and Miss Catherine
e. Briggs were at Gray Tuesday to at
tend the wedding of relative, Miss FoS-
ter
Col. VIM. B. White of Boston is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Alfred II. Jack
son.
H. w. Denison and family visited the
family of Mr.. Dennison's father, IL. +.
Dennison, at West Bethel, over the
Fourth.
Miss Grace Dudley and Misses Addie
and Lottie Giles visited New Meadows
Inn Saturday, and the Misses Giles went
TO Bath to remain with friends there
for Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ. Leonard of Pitts,
field. Mass, Miss NJ. K. Cheshire OF
Springfield, Mass, and Miss Grace +.
Jubb of Adams, Mass, are the guests oil
Rev. j. w. Chesbro.
Can't. Alfred A. Starbird of the L. 5.
Artillery Corps, and his sister, Miss
Abbie Starbird, are at home from Fort
Leavenworth, Kan. Capt. Starbird will
be transferred to the Philippines in the
fall.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will have a
food sale at their vestry next Friday al
three o'clock. Should the Sunday
school picnic be deferred until that day
the food sale will be postponed one
week.
Mrs. A. A. Abbott of Abingdon, Mass,
and Miss Olive C. SWEET, who has recent
IN completed the course in the training
school for nurses in hospital IN Newton,
Mass, are with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin SWEET.
A party which is at Four Ponds fishing
for a few days is made up OF w. ,. Star,
bird and his sons, Capt. A. A. Staroird
and Loring r. Starbird, S. q. Burnell
and his nephew from Baldwin, and mar
ry E. Maxim of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton G. Wheeler and
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. A Morton went Satur'
day morning to their camp at WaShburn
Pond. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton are ex-
pected home Monday night, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler will remain in camp for
two weeks.
The driest June on record, says the
Portland weather station, with only a
halt inch of rain for the month. Also
one of the warmest on record. NOW
that having time is coming On we shall
probably have plenty of rain. But the
hay crop will be absent, on most farms
Hon. Waldo Pettengill and son, Oliver
A. Pettengill, and John Z. Stephens, OF
Rumford Falls, were in town Thursday
ia a REQ car. The car was one which
the elder Pettengill had just purchased
OF Mr.. stephens, and he was sitting al
the helm taking course of instructor
in running it.
l.. G. Wheeler of Everett, Mass, join
ed his family at P. Z. Wheeler's Thurs
day. Monday morning he and 7. L
Wheeler and Harry NJ. Wheeler started
for Shagg Pond, Woodstock, where they
will stay for two weeks building CAM
for L. G.. Wheeler. j. 5. Burbank II
carpenter in charge.
Well, we got the dust laid Saturds,
night, but the good soaking shower
which have circled around us within
few days seem To have an antpathy q
this section. "All signs fail in a DIR,
time" Under ordinary conditions WI
should have expected to be torn all t.
pieces by thunder showers almost ever
day for a week past.
The street car was off for most of til
afternoon and evening Thursday. In
mill pond here had been drawn down {
allow the Norway Water Co. an oppoI
tunity to lay their pipe across the river
when breakdown occurred at the MOI
way power station, and as there was
water TO run this station, the car had
stop. The lights were run as usual.
The delegates from this vicinity VIII
attended the Republican state CONVEX
ton at Bangor Tuesday were in lucl
On their arrival in Lewiston on their r.
turn, late Tuesday night, they were mi
by teams and automobiles from Polan
Spring, and taken TO that famous hous
where they were given the best the hou:
afforded until their departure to take Il
train for home the next morning.
The union picnic of the four Suuds
Schools of the village will be at Gibson
Grove next Thursday, July 9th. Ha
racks will be provided for carrying q
children free of charge. Teams can I
procured for the older ones. Fa
probably 80 or 40 cents. Teams will
in the Square at s o'clock and leave
soon after as possible. Those wishing
go by boat will take the S:15 car. Fa
by boat from Norway to the grove al
return will be % cents for adults,
cents for children. Lemonade al
possibly other refreshments will prop
bly, be served by the Sunday School
All had better take mugs, saucers az
spoons, as no dishes will be carried
the committee. Those wishing to ha
transportation provided for them W
please hand their names to some me-
Der of the committee or leave at r.
Shurtleff Il Co. or DIR. G. l.. Buci