Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-06-22
the Oxford ge1mnerxt.
SOUTH PARIS.

Hall.
Crinfll Stuart is adding bay window
on the south side of his house on High
Street.
Miss Olive Barnes of Portland is a
ones, of her cousin, Miss Helen NJ.
Barnes.
Miss Blanche Barrows, who has posi-
top AS stenographer in Lewiston, is at
home for vacation.
Lewis A. Keen is clerk at the Paris
Trus. Co. for the summer, beginning his
work there Thursday.
Ms. Hayes of Lewiston has been the
rra.t of her daughter, Mrs. Alton c.
Wheeler, for a few days.
The town is building a house for
storage If road machines, ETC., on the
ro- rsrchased of D. II. Bean in the rear
of the creamery.
Mrs Louise Fable of Milwaukee is at
,ts sore of J. P. Richardson, demon
s.-,..ng Sole Proof Floor Coatings and
Mission Art stains.
Mrs Percy Allen of Bridgton is here
fora week OF two, assisting in the post
office while her father, Postmaster 5. +.
Davis. takes a vacation.
v-s YIN. Cu.bert and family and
Mr.. George Dayee and family are at
Camp Owsley. J. F. richardson's camp,
Harrison. for two weeks outing.
atthe morning service at the COngre-
-atiooal church Sunday, Priscilla Louise,
yogus daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
1 Chase of lion, n. Y, who are visit
ius here, was baptized.
aayraek load OF people from the vii
lace attended the closing exercises OF
the school iu the King District, which
has been taught by Miss Helen NJ.
BARGE. Friday evening.
The Uciversalist church or chapel at
Canton Point, built by legacy from the
late A Z. Bradbury of that place, will
De dedicated next Friday. Rev. j. ii.
Little will give the sermon.
A. IS regular meeting Tuesday even
ms nj next week, Paris Lodge, T. and
A VI will entertain visitors from the
Masonic lodges at West Paris, Bryant's
POM and Bethel. There will be work
in .he third degree.
Mis-, Kendrick, assistant in the high
school. went Saturday TO her home in
Lrshueld Miss Whittum, second assist
ant 20 her home in Lewiston, and Miss
Hatch. principal of the grammar school,
10 hsr home in Pennington.
Waldo n. Hebbard, who graduated
from Bridgton Academy last Wednes-
day 5 at home. de has been captain
Of base ball team at Bridgton the
pas. wear, besides taking good rank in
h, studies and making good in other
branches of athletics.
Harry NJ. Wheeler, who has finished
h.s work as principal of Caribou High
school, is at home for few days. He
goes this week to attend commencement
a. Harvard, where he graduated three
ears ago, and the first of July begins
his work as assistant to the State Super
iutendent of Schools.
Ii is understood that the Norway Wa
ter Co. has let contract to pave the
r,servoir near j. III. Clark's with con-
crete blocks. This reservoir, which was
bull; last year, did not work well, as the
puidled earth on the sides slid down on
tle inside of the reservoir. The water
was drawn out of il some weeks since.
tuesday of last week there was we'd
dog service at the residence of Mr.. l..
81 Tufts on Nichols Street, of two young
people, we'll known in South Paris, and
highly esteemed by a host of friends,
Miss Belle Tufts and Sanford Brown.
The ring service was used. Only the
members of the two families were pres
eur
Work on the state road is in progress.
Ia begins ar the point where it finished
last year, near the gate of the Norway
Pine Grove Cemetery, extending from
there towards South Paris village. The
Gravel is taken from the highway on the
stony Brook road beyond j. A. Kenney's
house. thus taking down the height of
the knoll at that point.
Albert l.. Morse of this place, and
Miss Florice b. Field, who has been here
for about year past, were married
Wednesday at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George FL. Field,
in Lewiston. Rev. Mr.. Blaisdell officiat-
ei, using the single ring service. Mr..
and Mrs. Morse returned here on the
evening train, and met several unexpect-
ed receptions, including one at each
station with good supply of rice, and
one at the home of Mr.. Morse's mother,
where about twenty-five guests were
Gathered to welcome them. They left
Wednesday for trip to Grafton and the
axes, and after their return they will
reside here.
A party of ladies from the Good Cheer
society enjoyed a very pleasant after
noon as the guests of Mrs. W. L. Farrar
al her home on High Street Wednesday.
The weather being fine for outdoor
gatherings, the affair was held in the
small grove north of the buildings. The
occasion was arranged as surprise
party to Mrs. j. s. Burbank, and the
afternoon was exceedingly pleasant to
he. as well as to all others present.
Tables for card games were provided in
the grove, but most of the guests pre-
ierred to spend their time in an informal
social way. Ice cream and cake and
fancy crackers were served by the
hostess.
Wednesday, July IA, Is the day set for
The union Sunday School field day, for
which preliminary arrangements had al
ready been made. The days programme
will be held at the fair grounds. The
forenoon will be devoted largely to sports
and games. A picnic dinner will be
eaten, and iu the afternoon there will be
speaking Rev. w. w. Main, Secretary
OF the NJ, Ssachusetts Baptist Sunday
School Co iyention, and Rev. DR.. STAN
ford Oi Boston, are two speakers that
ase expected. Ii is probable that one
feature Of the forenoon will be ball
game between South Paris and Norway.
A aymen's banquet is also scheduled
for the evening preceding the field day,
and il is probable that this will be held
at the Baptist vestry in South Paris.
A pupils recital was held Saturday
afternoon at three O'Clock at the home
Of Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson. These pu-
pills have certainly done good work, this
being the first year they have studied
music. The following programme Tex
ccpting the duet was given from mem
DRY:
The Woodland Swing. krogmann
The Sleepy Rosebud-Valse, krogmann
Florence Leach.
Picnic Dance,
0Olly's Asleep,
Progress March,
Vienna Twitcheli.
The Little Prince, krogmanr
Birthday Bal. yalse, krogmanr