Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-06-09
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SOUTH PARIS.


town Friday.
Mrs J. r. Tucker of West Paris was
in town Saturday.
IF. Rowland has been at Mountain
Wv Farm for the past few days.
,.ur Hitler is seriously i'll the Paris
patsrv will be closed for few days.
N,s = +. Clason has been visited by
,,,ofber. Mrs. Tebbetts of Lisbon.
c,rl Briggs has been at home from
p,,mford Falls few days the past week.
Most of the University of Maine boys
have returned home for the summer va
cation.
Miss Rose Murphy went Friday to
West Paris to spend few days with
friends
cs,rre Jones of Portland, formerly of
Sorfl Paris, has been visiting relatives
here few days.
Misses Carrie and Gertrude Hall made
,trip 10 Buckfeld Friday and were the
gpests Of Mrs Arthur Hall.
Miss Hattie Hooper goes to SPUR
col island. where she will spend the rest
NJ the month of June with friend.
Frank B. Fogg has added REQ tour
inc car to his livery stock. Ii was
b1ngh- Of J. Z. stephens of Rumford
Falls.
Paris Grange will observe children's
day At It's next meeting, Saturday, June
Oh Further announcement regarding
p-orramme. etc, will be made next
week.
The Norway intermediate School came
over in a special car Friday and had a
picnic in Penley's Grove. 1t was very
lively time
Mrs. Miriam Stone and Mrs. Georgia
Andrews are at Readfield visiting Mrs.
stones sister They expect to be away
about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Scott have NOV
Ell from W b, RusselPs house on Gothic |
street 70 the house of Maurice L. Noyes |
on the same street.
Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Richardson and |
Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerley were at Bryant'S
Pond last Friday to help celebrate the
birthday Of a friend.
Harry NJ. Wheeler, principal of Carl
bou High school, arrived home Thurs
day night, and will spend the three
months vacation here.
Merton r. Sumner is at home from the
University of Maine for the summer, and |
i, promptly at work at his job for the |
Paris Manufacturing Co.
The three children of Rev. t. J. Rams
dell of Caribou are visiting relatives here,
Mrs. Heiduer bringing them on her re-
turn from her trip to Caribou.
Tender plants in several gardens were
nippei By the frost last Wednesday |
morning Quite a contrast with the
torrid weather of a week earlier.
Mrs Angie w. Bolster, who had been
with the family of her son, Harry I.
Jordan, in Philadelphia, for some weeks,
returned to her home here last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert ID. Park, who had
spent few days at Portland and Old
Orchard. Mr.. Park meanwhile attending |
Probate Court at Fryeburg, returned
home Wednesday night.
Miss Carrie Gray has just returned |
from Mexico where she and Mrs. Holt |
have been spending a week with Mrs. |
Hollis daughter, Mrs. Eugene Dorr. |
Mrs. Holt remained for another week.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Curtis, Mrs. Ella Bur
bank, and Miss Kendrick were at Mrs. |
Curtis cottage at Falmouth Foreside |
from Friday night to Sunday night, and |
put the cottage in order for the summer |
Harrison Farrar's new house beyond |
the Park Street bridge is being finished |
ready for occupancy. Mr.. Farrar was |
intending to get into it last fall, but |
owing to circumstances was obliged to |
wait until this spring before moving |
from the farm.
VIM. X. Kimbal Circle, Ladies of the |
c. A. r., earnestly request that every |
residence, place of business and public |
building be decorated with the American
flag on Flag Day, Saturday, June 18th.
Let your flags be displayed as early in
the day as possible.
For Thursday evening, Mrs. 7. NJ.
Davis has invited the members of the |
Epw0rth and Junior Leagues and their
friends 10 lawn social at her home on |
Highland Avenue. Lawn tennis and |
four or five sets of croQuet will be In |
evidence Ice cream for sale.
Mrs. Benjamin SWEET left Friday for
Lynn. Mass. She will attend the grad
nation Of her daughter Olive, who has
been taking a course in the training
school for nurses in a hospital in New
ton, and will visit in Worcester and
other places. She expects to be away
three or four weeks.
The June issue of The Chronicle, pub
hshed by the students of Paris High |
School, was out Friday. The amount of
literary matter in this number is more
than usual, the book being about six
pages larger than the ordinary issue.
Other departments besides the literary
are fully UP TO the standard quality, and
it is very creditable number.
The factory of the Mason Manufactur
inc Co. was shut down Saturday, in &C
cordance with the new Saturday holiday
arrangement. Heretofore the factory |
has bad a Saturday half-holiday during
the summer months. This year the fac
t0ry will be shut down every alternate
Saturday all day, and on the other
Saturdays will make full day.
G. H. Mcmahon of Waterville, Grand
Oyerseer of the Grand Lodge of Maine,
A. O. U. W, has been in town for two
or three days to install the officers and |
assist in inStituting the lodge of that |
order. Grand Recorder Fred Emery |
Beane of HallOwell will also assist in the |
ceremonies this Monday evening. The |
lodge will be instituted at Grand Army |
Hall, Norway.
Roy H. Porter, after spending few |
days at his home here, has gone to Orono |
to attend commencement at the Univer-
sity Of Maine, of which he is graduate |
in the class of 1906. He now has posi- |
ton as assistant professor in the Iowa
State College at Ames, Iowa. He will
spend the summer here, and will be in
the store of w. A. Porter. He was &C
companied by a fellow teacher who was
also U. of NJ. clasSmate.
Sunday, June 2lst, will be observed as
Memorial Sunday By Mt. Mica Lodge, L.
U. 0. F., Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge
and Aurora Encampment. The lodges
will meet at their hall at 2 o'clock on
that day and march to Riverside Gene
terry, where the usual exercises will be
held az 2;30 O'Clock. Members will
please notice the change in the date
which makes the exercises one week