Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-06-30
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Miss Bertha Tardy OF Foxcroft is visit
ing Miss Susie L. Porter.
Miss Florence NJ. JewItt of Denmark
Is the guest Of friends here.
Mrs. C. o. Hodsdon of Auburn is
guest at j. P. Richardson's.
Miss Agnes gilbert Of Lewiston is Wis
iting her brother, VIM. gilbert.
Miss Mary II. Taylor of Boston is q
Mrs. L. c. Morton's for few days.
w. C. McArdle of Hopedale, Mass.
has been in town for the past few days
William X. Kimball Post and Circl,
will have picnic on the Fourth, in the
grove on Pine Street.
Judge Adelbert Y. Locke of Farming
ton was the guest of relatives here q
short time last week.
The Paris Manufacturing Co.'s factory
is on the Saturday half-holiday arrange
ment for the summer.
The Swastika orchestra will furnish
music for Fourth of July ball at West
Paris Friday evening, July Sd.
The Woman's Mission Society of the
Baptist church meets Thursday after
noon at O'Clock, at the small vestry.
Dry, drier, and i, will soon be driest.
Gardens and lawns are suffering, and the
hay crop promises to be something very
small.
Mrs. j. p. Swasey of Canton was a
guest at Rev. j. II. Little's last week
on her way home from the Oxford Asso-
citation.
Mrs. Albert Dean and Miss Ida Dean
were the guests of relatives at Norway
Lake for few days last week, enjoying
cottage life.
Miss Catherine G.. Briggs, who is TAX
ing the course in nursing in hospital in
Boston, is at home for vacation of two
or three weeks.
Miss Airline Croker spent a few days
last week as the guest of Miss Rena
Tribou at her summer home at Pennies
seewassee Lake.
John Bennett had green peas the 23d
for dinner from his garden and has sold
several bushels since. Mr.. Bennett has
an extra fiue garden.
s. NJ. King has sold bull calf from
his Ringleside Farm herd of Jerseys to
Melville Chapman of Bucksport, and
shipped it Monday morning.
The monthly meeting of the Epworth
League will be held Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Deroy Wheeler.
All league members and friends invited.
Miss Ruth Hemingway observed her
fifth birthday Saturday afternoon at her
home on Park Street by party to which
seven or eight of her young friends
were invited. The young people were
served ice cream and cake, and had
good time generally.
The Mason Manufacturing Company
is now shut down all day every Satur-
day, preferring to do this and keep the
full crew at work five days week,
rather than reduce the number of the
crew during the comparatively slack
season in the summer.
Sylvan Shurtleff of Portland was in
town for the day Saturday, and with his
sister, Mrs. Nancy Whitman, and Miss
Nellie l.. Whitman, took an automobile
ride to his birthplace in the Whittemore
District, and visited Paris Hill and other
places in the vicinity.
Hon. and Mrs. James S. Wright and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert d. Park started for
Bangor Monday forenoon. Mr.. Wright
and Mr.. Park are delegates to the Re-
publican state convention on Tuesday.
Others who are going to the convention
will start on the early train Tuesday
morning.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
A. B. Talbot is putting silo in his
barn.
A. P. Abbott has been working the
past week for j. S. Brown.
A. o. Wheeler has recently put a hay
fork and track in his barn.
d. Grover Brown is in Lexington,
Mass, where he has employment Oh the
street cars.
Mrs. Maud Gowell and daughter Hat
tie are visiting Mrs. Gowelrs sister,
Mrs. Albert Ryerson.
Fl. w. Clifford and son Walter of
Worcester, Mass, were recent guests of
Mr.. Clifford'S sister, Mrs. Cora Talbot.
Henry, Ruth and little Arthur Pratt
of East Orange, \. j., arrived here last
week aud will spend their vacation
with their aunt, Mrs. w. II. SWEET.