Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-06-16
Earle Klmball went to Bethel Friday
TO stay few days.

to stay few days.
Miss Hall of Buckfeld visited at A..
bert Deans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Abbott are visiting
IN Rumford, their former home.
Miss Alma Heath of Gilead has been
visiting at George d. Robertsop's during
the past week.
Capt. r. c. Tribou and family opened
their cottage at Norway Lake last week
for the summer.
Mrs. Leon Swallow returned Thursday
of last week from visit to her parents
in Sherbrooke, Quebec.
Miss Rose Murphy goes Wednesday to
Portland from which place she goes with
Capt. Ross and family on sea voyage.
Penley's Grove will not be open for
picnics this SUMNER case Of killing
the goose to which further reference viii
be made later.
Rev. ]. Wallace Chesbro attended the
quarterly meeting of the Oxford Baptist
Association at Turner last Wednesday
and Thursday
J. z. Murch represented Joshua l..
Chamberlain Camp, Sons Of Veterans, at
the annual state encampment in Port
land last week.
The June meeting Of the Oxford Asso-
citation OF Universalists will be held at
Paris Hill Wednesday and Thursday,
June - and p.
The senior class OF Paris High school
will hold their annual picnic Friday,
Junc 10Th, at GibSon's Grove. Besides
the members Of the class, several guests
have been invited.
Beginning with next sunday evening.
June 2lst, the evening services at the
Baptist church will be one half hour
later. The c. Z. Society meets at as
and the evening prayer service will be
at 7:30.
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge have &C
cepted an invitation TO visit Harrison
Lodge next Thursday, June 18th. Those
caring for transportation are asked to
leave their name at Shurtleff's drug
store before Wednesday so that it can
be provided.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office June Is, 1905:
Mrs. Ethel =. Wilson.
Mrs. William Arey.
Mrs. Catherine c. ThurlOw.
Miss Jennie Hatley.
DR.. B. I. Greene.
5. F. DAVIS, Postmaster.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Children's Sunday at the Universalist
church. Sermon TO the children in the
morning and the rite of dedication will
be administered. Service begins at l0:45
A. VI. A rehearsal of the children at the
church next Thursday afternoon at 1
O'Clock.
II. H. Stuart, principal of Hallowell
High School, and Mrs. Stuart, and W.
Earle Stuart, first assistant in the school,
came home last week, and the two men
are at Four Ponds for weeks fishing.
Both have been reelected to their pres
ent positions in Hallowell High School,
with an increase of salary.
Children's day will be observed at
Paris Grange Saturday afternoon, June
10Th. Let every Patron strive to be
present whether member of this grange
or some other, bringing at least one
child. The principal entertainment for
the afternoon will be by the children,
after which refreshments will be served.
The hour of meeting will be l:30 P. NJ,
and the doors open for the children at
O'Clock.
Paris Lodge of Masons will observe
its fiftieth anniversary informally next
Thursday BY an all-day picnic on the
east shore of Pennesseewassee Lake, at
the cottage of Waiter l.. Gray. All
members Of the lodge and Masons resi-
dent within the jurisdiction, and their
families, are invited. Charles Sewall
Penley will bake beans in the ground,
and make the coffee. In case of rain,
the affair will be postponed day.
Firemen's drill this week, with the
sigma. given by whistle. That means
that any evening you are liable to hear
the toy factory whistle blowing the
alarm, and if you know the fire alarm
districts, you will know which hose
company is called out. 1t is supposed
that the object is the same as last year,
TO see how soon a stream can be got
working. There won't be any advance
notices of the call sent around, but when
you hear the alarm, get busy.
Last Monday afternoon as Mr.. and Mrs.
p. F. Crockett and Miss Alice Magoun
were driving into the village to go 70
George B. Crockett's on Porter Street,
they met Fogg's automobile near the
turn into Porter Street. One of Mr..
CrOckett's horses was considerably
afraid of the auto, and while he was en-
deayoring to get her under control the
bit broke, just as they were turning into
Porter Street. Mr.. Crockett slid off the
team thinking toget her by the head be
fore the team could get away, but was
unable to do so. He called to the wo-
men to jump, and Mrs. Crockett sue
ceeded in doing so without injury. Miss
Magoun attempted to jump, but owing
to her skirt catching was thrown to the
ground and one wheel went over her leg.
The limb was not broken, but was so
badly bruised that she was told to keep
off her feet for few days. She is now
doing we'll The team ran into George
b. Crockett's driveway, damaging the
wagon somewhat, but the horses were