Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-07-20

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Mss PHYLLIS Forbes of Canton, Y. Y,
is the guest of relatives here.
George D. Robertson and family have
baen listing al Gilead for few days.
r,bnT. Lindley OF Boston, formerly
ofthis place, has recently visited friends
here.
Ms A. c. Swift and daughter, Miss
Winnie Swift, of Minneapolis, are guests
q. william J. Wheeler's.
Mr.. 4. T. Powers and son Lewis of
u,r.ysr are with Mrs. Powers daugh-
- Mrs. Wiuslow c. Thsyer.
rim W. Elder, son of Charles r.
V.f+- Las Joined the other member or
tte family at their summer home nere'
The factory Of the Mason Manufactur-
So * shut down for vacation this
~. =, resume again on the goth of
July
There is 20 be important business
,r,7s,rtat a, tie meeting OF Mt. Mica
Lodge tLis week. A full attendance Is
desired.
Narston made a short visit to
t;, ss-per and brother at Damsriscotta
v-u,.turing the shutdown of the Paris
Mslrtscturing Co.
y u. Bolster and family, with the ex-
cen. Of Morton Bolster, have gone to
peak, Island, where they will occupy
cottage for a week or more.
Tie reunion in memory of by-gone
s.f.r. DAYS has been indefinitely post
p.c.I bu, il is hoped in the near future
Elements will be made TO have one.
"a r Fletcher, formerly of this place,
who : now principal of one OF the larg-
s,- schools in Fitchburg, Mass, is spend
irrt.e summer vacation with relatives
here
EamGu Lodge, X. of P, will have its
insulation of officers at the meeting
Fr.llav evening of this week. Refresh
msrt, will be served, and it is hoped
thai every member will make special
eh 70 be present.
Charles II. Howard aud family, Mrs.
{ " Howard and Mrs. James S. Wright
lef. Monday morning for Mere Point,
where they will occupy cottage. Mr.
Wr,ht will go day or two later, and
The 1arty will remain for two weeks.
Nrs. NJ. l.. Whittle entertained four
old schOolmates at little informal party
Thursday afternoon. They were Mrs.
& N. Hutchins of Mechanic Falls, Miss
Mary Caldwell of Boston, Miss Anna
Morse and Mrs. Lila Woodbury. of this
lace.
Mrs. A. C. Jones and granddaughter,
Dorothy Wilbur, have returned from
Portland. where they have been for some
weeks. W. W. Walker and son Harold
accompanied them 10 spend Sunday
dere. Mrs. Wilbur remains in Portland
for the present.
party which left for Camp Concord
saturday morning for weeks stay in
Guided Misses Isabel aud Katherine
Norton, Miss Phyllis Forbes, Miss Ethel
rocket and Miss Flora b MuTch,
v-l Miss Julia p. Morton and Miss sue
I.ampson as chaperones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertwell P. Gerry Of
Madison. Y. n, are guests Of Mr.. and
Ms Geo. c. Fernald for short time,
vile on their wedding tour. Mr.. Gerry
vas here a few months ago assisting In
,ae bank during Mr.. Fernald's tempo
n-y iDdispOsition.
advertised letters 10 South Paris pos,
#te July 70:
W-- J n. Jackson.
N-s =. q. Atkinson
V-- J NAilly.
~ wentworth S,Arbir,l
N- Robert 4. Pratt
NJ 4 D0hcrty.
NJ iJhn CurrieT.
cash railway system Vas Installed
a ,ie store Of Y. Dayton Bolster a 60.
ISL. week. IL Il nOt ye; In operation,
-:ain changes in the arrangement Of
1fice being necessary before u will
Ia. ready for use. This makes us more
re-r1pontan, being The first cash rail
wav II which the town eau boast
Mrs. A.E. Cash brought into the vii
,e one day last week eighteen quarts
az lulled field strawberries, al picked
r.At day. Aud though she admitted
,.at another member Of the family help
al, her pick them, IL is asserted with
s.41l positiveness on the other hand that
-fa. Nd-u ucTecii ftNAc0 aaeSN % N'
Miss Eyangeline Small. who for years
Is made her home With her brother,
T,bp Small, died Saturday night at the
age Of "a years, after a long illness and
much suffering with cancer. The funeral
Nil be held al the house at 2 A. NJ. Tues
g,y and interment at Greenwood, the
IA I'VE town and former home OF the de-
.. sai
The South Paris Band is coming on
.aely. There is great enthusiasm
among the members and they are max
iu. good progress With the aid OF
few pieces from outside, they did a
ysiy satisfactory job at the fair grounds
asst Wednesday on the occasion of the
sunday School field day, and our citi-
zens are proud Of them.
Everett d. Brown, who is teacher in
Porto Rico, is here 10 spend the summer
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
= ; Brown. Mr.. Brown went TO Porto
Rico in the fall of 1906, and has not
since been off the island until coming
home this summer. He will return in
September TO his work, which he finds
Interesting and enjoyable.
The Euterpean Club has issued its
Orogramme for the next season, cover
iuc the time from October to May in
elusive. Meetings are held on the first
Monday afternoon Of each month. The
programme for this season is varied
ole, including study of number OF In
d,yidual composers, Shakespeare In
music, English, Scotch, Irish and Welsh
music, American composers, some light
opera, and some miscellaneous pro-
-rammes.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter, the pastor OF
The Congregational church, expects to
start next Monday, the 10th, on trip
o. England and Ireland. He plans To
ssil from Boston on the lvernia on the
2..h for Liverpool. He will spend
little time 10 England, and will then go
TO Ireland to spend few weeks with
his people, who live in the east OF the
island, and whom he has not seen for
twenty years. The trip will probably
occupy the time until the middle OF
September.
Those of us who have passed the hey
day Of our youth can remember the time
when one of the plentiful products oil
the potato field was potato balls. Fol
some reason not universally understood
this product has disappeared. The Pc.