Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-06-15
The 0xfnrd Bs1mnrrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS POST oFFIcE.
ONCE Hours: 7:3o A. Il. to 7S0 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing September "a, 1908,
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down east)-5:se A. n, daily $50 NJ,
.siIv except Sunday; ;SS p. NJ, daily.
t6ing up (west)-9 80 A. NJ, daily; :e6 p. NJ,
dsi.y except sunday; s AZ P. NJ, daily.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a. M.-Pari, Lodge, No "a Regular
rnse,iug Tuesday evening on or before fullmoon.
o. o. F.-Mount Mica Lodge, regular meet
ms Thursday evening OF each week.-Aurora
F1stropment, irst and third Monday evenings
81 NJ S' ~ mount Pleasan Rebeksh Lodge. No.
2o meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
ninth in odd Fellows Hall: -.
Wv. X. Eimban Post, No. las. meets
Dir; and third saturday evenings OF each
,r..rtH in q. A. K. Hall
Nm K Kimball Circle, Ladies' OF the u A
p meets frst and third Saturday evenings OF
os,5 month, IN Grand ArmS Hail.
S.fV. Joshua L. Chamberlain Camp meets
ys and fourth Saturday evenings OF each
u-Paris Grange. from May to Oct. l,
,- fr-t and third Saturday; during the
-r--,,rder OF the year, meets every Saturday, In
Sau' G'C,-Secoud and fourth Mondays of
ca a. P.-stony Brook Lodge, No. Isl,
:. -econi and fourth Wednesday evenings
vi a." -s .-Usmun Lodge, No, 81. meets every
- ,av evening 10 Pythlan HAL
There will be a meeting of the h. o.
K. Thursday evening.
d. J. ". Davis of Scarboro visited
here last week for day or two.
Mrs ". P. Morton was with friends
iu Portland for few days last week.
George +. Penley was at home from
LINN Mass, for a few days last week.
Oute a number of the Grand Army
men of the place attended the state en-
clmpmeut at Portland last week.
Mrs. Emily NJ Cook visited in Port
land last week and attended the state
meeting of the Ladies of the u. A. K.
Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Stearns attended
tla niversalist state convention at
Gardiner last week, as delegates from
the parish here.
Mss ;. L. Rounds, who has been teach |
ipg in Storer College, Harper's Ferry,
Va, during the spring term, returned
home asst MONDAY.
Mrs. o. II. Bumpus left Wednesday |
morning for Onset, Mass, where the
family spend the summer. Mr.. Bumpus
w. % a little later.
Mrs. A. NJ. Whitman and Mrs. G. +. |
stevens have moved from the Stowell
house on Pleasant Street into the Ham
house on Pine Street.
N- and Mrs. A. c. Jewett of Denmark
we're guests of their daughter, Mrs. E.
v Haskell, on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. E. Bolster and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Pierce of Woodfords
came TO South Paris on an automobile
trp Tuesday, and visited at n. d. Boil
ster's.
Maurice l.. Noyes has the foundation
in for his new house on Pine Street.
This will be 80 90, two stories, eight
rooms and bath, with good basement.
lie will also build stable.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Heidner arrived
early last week from Sour Lake, Texas,
where they spent the winter as usual.
lueN VIII q Icub III suAS' "SSNS
house on High Street this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Chase and
daughter of lion, n. Y, arrived here
Wednesday night. Mr.. Chase will spend
. two weeks vacation here, and Mrs.
Chase and daughter will remain for two
months.
Uncle John III. Martin of Rumford has
been at South Paris for the past few
DAYS. shaking hands with the host OF
old friends in this place which was so
long his home, and where everybody is
glad to see the Judge"
Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. Mason of Portland
we're here for number of days last
week. Mr.. Mason looking after matters
at the factory of the Mason Manufacture
ing Co. in the absence of Superintendent
Sc1t', who was away on business.
A petition for referendum on the
Portland bridge bill has been circulated
during the past few days by Stanley NJ.
Wheeler, and has been quite numerously
signed. This is the only referendum
petition that has struck this town.
A special meeting of the Seneca Club
was held with the president, Mrs. Will
son. last Thursday evening. Quite
few of the members will attend the
District Federation which is invited to
meet with Mrs. c. A. Stephens at Nor
way Lake Wednesday of this week.
several cans of trout fry for Shagg
Pond, from the United States fish hatch
ery at Craig Brook, Orland, arrived here
on the Tuesday evening train, and were
taken at once TO the pond, where IL they
prosper they should some time contribute
10 the pleasure of the frequenters of that
region.
Eff Clason and family have moved
from the rent in Mrs. Lovejoy's house
on Peasant Street into the rent in e.. |.
Burnham's house vacated by Fred p.
Chandler. G.. A. Doran, station agent OF
the Grand Trunk, has moved his family
from Berlin, N. a., into the rent vacated
BY Mr. Clason.
Carl Howard Robinson of this place
and Miss Marguerite Geneva Snow of
Norway were married at the home of
the BRIDES mother in Norway on the
5,h inst, the ceremony being performed
by Rev j. Z. Whitmore OF the Norway
Baptist church. They left Immediately
by auto on a short trip, from which they
have returned. They will live at W. Il
Robinson's.
OF pair of robins which have made a
nest on the gable ledge OF house on
Porter Street, one, the female, is worthy
OF note. Possibly she is entitled to be
called an albino. At any rate, she has a
white throat, and on the outer edge OF
the left wing, one or two OF the long
feathers are white These wing feathers
are noticeable when she is standing, and
much more when she flies.
Seven new machines are being install
ed at the corn canning factory of the
Burnham & Morrill, Co. in preparation
for the seasons run. Most OF this new
machinery is an increase OF the plant,
and is made necessary by the large acre
age signed this year. Last year 2ll
acres were signed for this factory, and
the factory was kept very busy taking
care of it. This year the acreage is
above 250
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
Once, twice, thrice, is it recorded that
there was perceptible frost in the morn
ing last week. June Sth, 9th and lO!h.
Fortunately the season is so late that
there was very little stuff in the way OF
danger, but more or less cucumbers and