Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-06-01

SOUTH PARIS.

South Paris THURSDAY.
Miss Matte Pratt of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting her father, D. 6. Pratt.
CLYDE T. Hebbard is clerk in the store
CIV A. Porter for the summer.
Mrs. W. Il. Hooper of Lynn, Mass, is
a guest at William A. Frothingham's.
Miss Hattie L. Bray visited in Lewis
ton and Auburn Friday and Saturday.
The Berlin Sunday excursion train will
he put on next Sunday for the summer.
Mrs. Alton C.. Wheeler spent several
dsys with her mother at Auburn last
week.
The walls and ceilings of the rooms at
the Grand Trunk station have been
"done over"
Miss Raenhart of Portland was the
g.ssr of Miss Annie Muzzy for few
ia asst week.
I,bn A Scott and family are now liv-
ing in the house of c. Freeland Penley
on High Street
Harold T. Tbayer was with the family
,fAL Clark at Old Orchard from Sat
urday to Monday.
Mr. RAYMOND Farrsr of Boston is
sreDding a vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farrar.
Charles A. Allen and family have gone
70 make their home for the present with
Mr.. Aliens son at Livermore Falls.
Cant and Mrs. W. K. Swan of Chel-
sea Mass, who spend the summer at
Poland Campground, were here as usual
for Memorial Day.
5. NJ. King has recently sold from his
well known Kingleside Farm herd OF
JERSEYS two four-year old cows and one
calf 10 George II. Anderson OF Var
mouth.
". W. Slower of Portland, who recent
" sold his house here to Oscar +. Bow
Esr was here a few days last week to
move some goods which have been stor-
Ell 10 the house here.
The Ladies' Finch Club had its last
meeting for the season with Mrs. Walter
p Maxim Thursday afternoon. Refresh
meuts we're served, and the afternoon
was very enjoyably spent.
Central Park opened for the season
saturday night, under the management
M Leon Yeaton. The first weeks pro-
gram, of moving pictrues and vaudeville,
is presented by Yeaton Il Adams.
Mrs. c. p. Hubbard of Lowell and
Mrs. E. T. Hubbard and two children of
Portland are guests at George F. East
mans. DR.. c. p. Hubbard and K. I.
Hubbard were here over Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Wentworth left
Thursday for the Glen House, New
Hampshire, where they will be employ
ed this summer The rent in which they
lived in Davis Block is now occupied by
F. W. Walker and family.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
office May q, 1909:
Allison Dewinter.
W. II. Bissen
Trask and Murdoch.
S. F. DAVIS, p. NJ.
The members of the Universalist
parish, Good Cheer Society and those
interested in the work of the church,
will give farewell reception to Rev. j.
II Little and family at Good Cheer Hall
Friday evening of this week.
Frank (. Barrows and Mrs. Geneva A.
Wight were married Wednesday after
noon. Rev. j. W. Chesbro performing
the ceremony. They left on the east
bound train for wedding trip. After
their return they will reside on Sklllings
Avenue.
Mrs. Fl. G.. Fletcher was sent TO Port
land as representative TO the recent
session of the Grand Lodge of Pythian
sisters. accompanied by Mrs. Z. NJ.
Durham. Headquarters at Congress
square Hotel. They report most de-
lightful time.
Our West Bethel correspondent men,
tons the eclipse of the moon which is
scheduled for next Thursday evening.
II comes at a good time for observation,
as the eclipse begins just little before
the moon rises, and the whole show is
over at 1885.
Mrs Olive A, widow of the late Al
bion Jersey, formerly n resident OF
South Paris, died in Portland Friday
morning. The remains were brought
here Monday afternoon for interment
beside those of her husband in the FAINT
" lot in Riverside Cemetery.
Mrs. franklin Maxim went to Portland
Thursday afternoon, her son, Harry 4.
Maxim, of that city, having had an at
tack of appendicitis and suffering an
operation for it that afternoon. He is
reported as doing well. Mrs. Maxim
will remain in Portland for a few days.
The pulpit of the Universalist church
will be supplied next Sunday by Rev. l..
n. Hoyt of Hiram, State Superintendent
az Uuiysrsalist Churches for Maine. All
services will be- held at the usual hours.
Il is expected that there will be supplies
during the rest of June and July each
sunday.
Mrs. Frank R. Durham of this place
recently received prize in a Limerick
contest conducted by the Haliett &
Davis Piano Co. of Boston, and was conf
plimented BY the judges. The prize was
a check for SOS, available to apply on the
purchase of a piano from the company
awarding it,
As delegates from the Unlversalist
parish 10 the state convention at Gardi'
ner, June 40, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Farrar and Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Porter
Stearns have been chosen. The alter
mates are Mrs. III. NJ. Child, A. Shurt
left, Franklin Maxim, and Mrs. Theo'
dOre Thayer.
At its regular meeting Friday night
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge voted tC
extend an invitation to Harrison Lodge
and Onward Lodge of West Paris tC
visit them June IL. Mt. Pleasant Lodge
will exemplify the degree, consequently
there is a rehearsal appointed for Tues
day, June s, which all the team must at
tend
Lewis Fl. Holt, who suffered paraly
tic shock on Sunday, May 23d, died earl,
Tuesday morning. On "Wednesday
with prayer service conducted by Rev
J. W. CHESHIRE, the remains were taker
to Bethel, the former home of the de
ceased. Mr.. Holt has worked as car
penter here for a number OF years. d.
was SO years OF age and unmarried.
The wedding of Arthur P. Pratt anC
Winifred l.. Dudley, daughter OF james
S. Dudley of West Paris, occurred at tn
residence of Rev. j. Fl. Little last Wed
nesday morning, the ring service benz
used. Mr. Pratt is native and residen
of Bath. The bride is we'll known II