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

III. aSAdiu ouu iaiuiiy VI Woot 7 dlit
were at L.. b. Carter's last week.
A. 4. Morse was at Upton and vii.
: sons Mills last week on Grange work.
Miss Zuie Clifford of Boston visited
the family of Z. b. Clifford last week.
Miss Jennie l.. Shurtleff of Portland
, visited at Al0nzo Shurtleff's Thursday.
Howard w. Shaw is laid up with a
I lame back, caused by dropping q
stitch"
l Mrs. w. P. Maxim and Miss Flora r.
Harlow were at Rockland and Bangor
last week.
Mrs. Grace Cary of Portland was in
town the past week in the interest of the
Children's Home at Augusta.
Mrs. Mary 4. Soule of Manchester, n.
a., was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Z.
NJ. Curtis, few days last week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
will hold their last food sale next Friday
afternoon, Aug. goth, al three o'clock.
Mrs. E. NJ. Curtis and sister, Mrs.
Merriam, of Norway, went Friday to
spend a few days at Poland Campground.
Milton McAlister, formerly of this
place, is visiting at Oscar Barrows'.
Mr.. McAlister is preaching at Salem, N.
II.
The Paris Trust Company has made a
window display of bills, gold and large
Quantity of the new Lincoln pennies, the
past week that has attracted much atten-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NJ. Tucker and
son Arthur of 0rono are at Mrs. Tuck
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Kings,
for about weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Park returned last
week from stay at their cottage at Old
Orchard and went to their camp at
Shagg Pond to spend a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuvier c. Colby and two
children of Berlin, n. H., visited rela-
tives here last week. Mr.. Colby is to
leave Berlin for the present and locate in
Lawrence, Mass.
Miss Carrie Gray. who is employed by
the Dennison Paper Company in South
birmingham, Mass, is spending three
weeks Vacation Win her parents, VII
Alfred ii. Jackson and family are
| being visited by Mr.. Jackson's uncle,
George Jackson, lonia, Mich. Mr.. Jack
sou will spend about three weeks with
relatives about town.
E.. G.. Hooper of st. Louis, Mo-, and
Miss Alice Wentworth of Lynn, Mass,
VINO nave been sisiting at w. ". Frotn-
'nghams the past week, ieit FRIDAY 10
visit otner reiatiVes ABOUT tue staee oe-
lure returning u 'ne'r noines'
Advertised letters in Sontb Paris most
oa;oa An,rst ne 1000.
a. C,.ranoa s,ss,or
Miss Dora n. Libby.
Laura Moody.
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an,;ua ,ira. 30 oornanis, worL
tended the annual reunion of the LIST,
| 10th and 10Th Maine Volunteers at Long
Island in Portland Harbor last Thurs
day, and report grand good time.
One hundred and fourteen of the COM
rades were present and thirty-three
have died during the past year.
TUG popu nyasss. re
oPeneu 10 tue puoiI0 "eusesu"y' aug 10
unqer TUE mSnagehen. Vi meSS.s. n9oos
have good, clean show, with the best
PICTURES that have oeen seen mere YET.
Local talent VIII DC engaged 10 turnisn
the musical part OF the evenings enter
tainment.
.. o,; IS ,h. s,ooLho,d
AT ieoo"s meot"S y. ."o o $1,000
ers OF the Norway water company u
Was voted 10 sell that part OF the com
pany's property located IN faris 10 tue
South Paris Village corporation. Onder
direction OF the Norway water Company
<. A. Gowing OF Boston, civil engineer,
is at work making an appraisal OF the
property, and II the TWO corporations
can think aiike, an immediate transfer
VIII De made.
Editor II. A. Shorey, Jr., of the
Bridgton News, with his wife and little
daughter, were the guests of Miss Susie
Porter last FRIDAY. Saturday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Shorey and Miss Porter
went with Clarence G. Morton and fami-
lv 10 Camp Concord at Concord Pond,
where thew will camp for a few DAYS.
Mrs Shorey was a classmate of Mrs.
Morton and Miss Porter at the State
Normal school at Pennington.
The water committee report that the
contract for installing the water system
has been let to L. E. Scruton of Ports
month. Nh Mr.. Scruton arrived here
the latter part of the week with a crew
OF about nifty Italians ana VIII Som IN nee
work at once. l Lney are oS S,nnar RrooI
90 O iand ownad hv Maxim & Starbird'
shont one-haIf mile from the location of
the reservoir. The main camp is a
wooden structure and will accommodate
-, o,o,,, 60 I,al;.ns Tho CON-
ao'u' se'o"'y a. ;.a
s'.n ..a.,, So, ,nIoa5;rg tba n;nes
iuiI systo'n, ,ot' oui"as 80 pP
from the car TO bringing the water W our
village.
Fire was started last TUESDAY Oh iauu
owned Oy the tdflS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nou