Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-25
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SOUTH PARIS,

Hattie W lJudtb va $500 - '"
ius her sister, Mrs. A W. D0iS's''
~ and Mrs. n. D. Bolster visited
MI At Canton for few days last
week.
~, AIonzo Wheeler of Waltham
Ms ns'' was a guest at j. H. Beams Ias'
week.
Mrs ; c. Heald of East Sumner has
Ito south Paris to spend the winter
IN an her sister, Mrs. Albert ID. Park.
Me- lane Clark, who has been al
,.,.bfald for about year past, has re
L'a5 m her home at Geo. X. Morton's'
cbas n. Howard was in Boston a
L,,,fSays last week. Mrs. Howard
alIV ~ sons were meanwhile in Port
land.
Nc Ossood of Manchester, \. II
~. Whiting Of SOmerville, Mass,
gnu ,.. One nests of Mrs. Alice p. Thayer last
week.
p,,ob r Penfold, who has been en-
h he the Grand Trunk Railway at
ys:Sanic Falls, has been transferred to
Portland.
ny Indkins, who sold his house on
r,5' street, 10 AlmOn Churchill, has
- into the Sessions house on Hill
side Avenue
H. " W. Walker of Woodfords
-, few DAYS last week with her sis
-, Ms E. l.. Greene, incidentally visit
',,tbar relatives here.
yr. II. W. Starbird and Mrs. Geo. e.
Ronald entertained the first session for
80 ssss1p of the Ladies Whist Club at
V,s S,arbird's Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Spofford, who were
u,-ris3 On saturday week, are spending
a week or two with friends at Milton be-
s,ra gnipg 10 their home in Hopedale,
Mass
c,,rspce Whitman, William l.. Bray,
rlmsr Campbell and Ben Twitchell, who
bad been 70 Andover Surplus on hunt
inc trip returned home Thursday night
with four deer.
vr and Mrs. C.. W. Clarke, who have
o,c1pisd a house on Pine Street, have
brokep no housekeeping on account OF
Ms CIarke's health, and will board
Witb Mrs. Leonard Whitman.
Mr.. Frank Buck and Miss Ava Leach
,ssrs in Portland last week to attend the
Crsn4 Rsbskah Assembly. Miss Leach
gsnt as a delegate from Mt. Pleassn,
Todge and Joined the assembly. Mrs.
Buck Is a member.
Ada. the Youngest daughter of FOrdyce
NcAllister. was taken to the Central
Maine General Hospital the trst of last
week and underwent an operation for
appendicitis. She is reported as being
quite comfortable.
A very good patronage was enjoyed
by the Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church
al their fair held Thursday afternoon
and evening The evening programme
was carried out substantially as given in
the Democrat last week.
Mrs. 2. A. Heiduer and Mrs. NJ. l..
Moves and children left Saturday for
Sour Lake. Texas, whore Mr.. Heidner
and Mr.. Moves have already gone, and
where they will spend the winter. The
Moves house here is closed.
The first meeting of the season of the
Delta Alphas was held Thursday even
ing az the home of Miss Myrtle Buck,
when Miss Buck and Miss Sara SWEET
entertained. A very enjoyable evening
was spent and refreshments were served.
Sons Of Veterans meeting Tuesday
night Of this week. Every member of
the camp is urged to be present as i'm
pOr,ant business is TO come up. Meet
iug will be called to order at eight
o'clock sharp
F. W. ROUNDS, Commander
A large delegation from Hamlin
Temple, Pythian Sisters, attended the
district convention held with Craigie
Temple, at Oxford, "Wednesday evening,
Oct lg.h. The Grand Chief was pres
eD'ari all enjoyed very pleasant and
irritable evening.
The Democrat failed to note last week
that two deer had already been brought
into town. They were the property of
Mr. and Mrs T. NJ. Walker, who return
ed on Saturday week from trip 10 the
Magalloway region with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred H. Evans Of Enrol, \. n.
There was real old fashioned husk-
ing at A b. TalbOrs Friday night, ex-
cept that the ears were picked oil IN
stead of being ON the stalks. About SIX
y people were there, including quite a
number from the village, and some oil
them had never been to huskiug be-
fore No report is made as to the mum
Der Of red ears. A good old baked bean
supper was served.
Deputy Sherif> II. l.. Elliott and j. NJ
Bartlett went to ThOmaston on the early
train Saturday morning with the eight
prisoners who were sentenced to state
prison the day before. Although that
sa large delegation TO go To that insti'
tuition at once from the good Old county
Of Oxford" it is worthy of note that u"
one OF the eight is or ever has ben a
citizen Of the county.
Vim. J. Wheeler has purchased Of f
Sp0ti)rd the house on Church Street
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
Mr. Wheeler plans another season to
move The ell of this house 81 as to give
more room at the north side OF 1t, anC
remove The old house on the next lot
which be already owns, thus giving room
for the erection of a double tenement
house which he expects TO build.
Advertised letters in South Paris pos
Office, Oct. "a:
Mrs Frank 4 CorsOn.
Mss Mary stone
Miss Irene BRYANT
Miss Ethel Brock.
Ear Nc lister.
HernOu MOrey.
Frank I. knight
Ih0rnton Brown.
NNtret >CatchOrn.
S. +. DAVIS, P. NJ.
Post office clerks sometimes get nj
against a puzzle IL you were such I
clerk, what would you do with lette
which looked like this on the face of tn
envelope?
Etirney
Write
South Paris
Maine
Evidently some one made out what tn
answer was, for the letter was properi,
delivered to James S. Wright, attorne
at law.
The Fan Tans met with Mrs. Margare
Bowker Tuesday evening when II wa
decided to serve the first supper OF tn
season November 18th. Mrs. Ami
Fletcher, Miss Carrie Hall, Miss Gel
rude Hall, Mrs. Annie Hilton, Mrs
Gertrude Littlefeld, and Mrs. Ague
Morton will entertain. The annus
dues will be collected at this time. Th
following officers were nominated TO