Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-08-17
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SOUTH PARIS.

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P. Maxims.
DR. +. Z. Wheeler of Paris, was i
town sunday.
Mrs. Harry ID. Cole visited last weel
al Bddeford Pool.
Nj and Mrs. F. S. Clark visited il
Portland last week.
MI Winton Oliver of Boston is spend
ins bis vacation here.
Master Henry Howe visited RELATIVES
at East Bethel last week.
Nj and Mrs. c. L. Ridlon of Wes
Paris. visited here Sunday.
Mss Carrie Gray went Sunday to visi
few days at Gorham, N. ii.
Carl Briggs went to Rangeley Satur
dsy play with the RumfUrd Band.
R,.nh Gray is at Old Orchard at worl
in the sore in charge of A. L. Clark.
NJ Willis Meserve of Portland was in
town Tuesday aud Wednesday of las,
week
Ms, Nellie Allen visited her mother
\. -nsh, Maine, over Saturday and
Sunday
Mis-. arrie Bean, who has been visit,
inc .aslis here, returned Thursday to
Kum'o5d.
Albert p. Abbott and wife returned
N aul, from short stay with relatives
iu Friiner.
Mr.. r e.. Brown of Portland is max,
in l.l parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Stuart, visit.
Clte a large number from this vicini-
tya,-auded the ST. Rocco celebration at
canton Wednesday.
., Merle Monk returned Saturday
FROM ,everal weeks visit with relatives
al LjvermOre.
As. Gertrude French of Pennington
W., .e guest of her friend, Mrs. Harold
r - last week.
So %. rockingham and family are
en- NJ visit from his sister, Mrs II.
+ .s.e, of Lynn, Mass.
Miss Lena Hicks, who teaches in Bev-
ery Mass, is spending the summer at
he fathers, B. +. Hicks.
RAYMOND Gates left Thursday for a
few weeks visit with his uncle, z. J.
S,-arus Of Allstop, Mass.
Louis W. Clark went to Portland last
Thursday to visit his friend, Harry
Horne, and returned Saturday.
N and Mrs. Carroll Bacon and daugh-
ter Marguerite of West Paris, were
guests of friends here Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Mitchell of Manistee,
Mich, and Miss Louise Flint of Bellows
Falls, VT, are guests at Charles Elders.
COOL nights for August, but what do
You think of this? David b. Woodbury.
says that pumpkin vines have been kill
e. by frost in the valley near Riverside
cemetery.
The state road from the town line at
the fair grounds to the entrance of Cen
trail Park has been completed. About
eighteen inches of gravel has been put
on and the road is in fine condition
Notwithstanding the dry weather, a
beautiful lot of flowers can be seen in
the garden near the Electric Power sta
ti,n This garden was planted and cared
for by Carroll Edwards and has certainly
repaid for all the work.
Mrs De- Shaw Of Boston is taking an
exensive trip through Maine, including
O.d Orchard, Portland, Poland Spring
aul south Paris, staying while ir Paris
with the DOCTORS brothers, VIM. Shaw
AMI George B. Shaw, then to the mount
aims where the doctor will join her Sept.
lst
Albert Stevens and family have return
ed here from Mechanic Falls, and Mr..
Of A. Shurtleff Il Co. during vacation
time They are living in the upstairs
rem 10 the house of Mrs. Stevens par
enJs, Nr. and Mrs. John Murch on
Gothic Street.
Frank Taylor's tenement house and
stable on High Street where I. ).
Barnes lives, is receiving new coat of
parut The body is a little on the shade
Of green-we hardly know what color to
cal. it, but very desirable, with trim
mings of darker green. L. <. Andrews
an 6 crew are DONG the Work.
Nrs. Nathan Chase of Hon. n. Y,
wbn with her little daughter Priscilla,
has been spending the summer with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Walker,
started last Thursday on her return to-
her home in New York. She will visit
her sister, Mrs. Percy Rankin, at Wells
Beach, for week on the way. Mrs.
ny A hv
sister. Miss Eva 4. Walker, az far as
Wells Beach, where Miss Walker will
remain for vacation of week.
a lawn party was given Tuesday even
ing at Rev. and Mrs. T. n. Kewley's,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of
the NJ z. church. Miss Hattie Leach
san a solo, Mrs. Luella Smiley and
Roscoe Fletcher sang a duet, and Misses
Ethrivn Bedy and Elsie Gray played
piano solos. which added to the enjoy
meu' Of the evenings entertainment.
Games were also participated in by the
yolag people present. Ice cream and
CAKE was on sale during the evening.
A very interesting place TO visit is
that Of David b. Woodbury. and see the
m4gy varieties of vegetables growing
and 'be beautiful flowers, most of which
are products of his own, results of forty
Years study and work in this line. Mr.
Woodbury. is we'll known throughout
the country as a psnsy specialist as well
as establishing an enviable reputation as
a dealer n garden seeds. He has re-
ceiyed long prices, so to speak, from
me Of the largest dealers in garden
seeds, for the right to handle a special
kind Of green pea seed of his own or
igEating. Mr.. Woodbury. is very courte-
0us 20 callers and seems to take great
delight in his work.
Oaly a short time now TO county fair.
The present management is wide awake
10 make improvements in and about
their grounds for the convenience and
safety Of both old and young who may
attend their exhibitions. One change
which is being made will be appreciated
AMI that Is the moving OF the general
ticket office nearer the main entrance, 70
a place easy of access and egress. The
stone steps will be removed and grading
will be done to level with the entrance
Of the old ticket Office, which will De
occupied and maintained as the score
tary's office. The grounds have been
widened on the easterly side by moving
the fence, and the cattle sheds and hay
barns have been moved, thus giving
more space to the pulling matches ano
al far fob tra nfhar