Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-13
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SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
Commencing June 10. 1910,
-v,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
TN eastl-5 :O6 A. NJ, daily; 80 A. NJ
toms sunday; ! 90 P. NJ, daily, 81 A. NJ
Sa "A. sunday only: ,.u,,.
Golns . ~ sunday; 8 80 P. NJ, daily; 10 q A
n $50 p ", sunday on'S'
Vow for the fair.
usrs's hoping that we get our usua
.onoty fair weather this week.
coo-ce Chapman and daughter Bar
,,,, attended state fair Wednesday.
Mics Grace Dean has returned from
.;,i, NJ some weeks in Massachusetts,.
n 2 V. Taylor of Portland has beer
Dnsst 4, Frank A. Tsylor's for few
days.
,,br T Lindley, formerly of thi'
49, now Of Boston, has been here To-
few days.
Miss : NJ. Wheeler visited Miss Bes
.is Uag,slt at the Poland Spring House
one day recently.
" + Fletcher, after spending the
..a,,,er here. has returned to Worcester
Mas. to resume his teaching.
Howard shaw went to West Paris
r.esF,r evening and played piano with
- orchestra there at the dance.
Miss BERTHA Daguell of Bridgeport,
en- who has been visiting at b. +.
girt.'. returned home Thursday.
NJ. z b. Lunt and son William OF
p,,,s- ara visiting friends in town. Mr..
Inn. /, expected here during the fair.
pa. Chester Gore Miller and family
eli .s.nry che A. e. Hall house on Ok
Sr5 Street on their return from Mon
tsns.
Merrill and family have moved
info rbs rent in the Farrar house on
Wheeler S.,eet formerly occupied by +.
N. Hammond.
Herbert F Hall of Kansas City was in
pgn short time the first of last week.
He Was on his way to Europe, where
Mrs. Hal is now.
Miss Flora Rituer Harlow, who has
baan at Walter Maxim's for several
week. returned Friday to her home in
Bridgeport, Conn.
Nr aud Mrs. Harry Holden and Mr..
and ifTs. j. Arthur COlley attended state
far Wednesday, making the trip in Mr..
Hcl6eu'- automobile.
NJ and Mrs II. A. Morton returned
last week from Ramp KilloOleet, Shagg
p,nd ta their home here. Mrs. Morton
was AZ the camp through the month Of
August
MIR. >. J.. Hayden and daughters, Miss
Amy HAYDEN and Miss Pauline, who
bays been with Mr. Hayden in Hsyerhill,
Mass rrr some weeks, have returned TO
their home here.
Henry Blake, who teaches in Detroit,
Micb aui las been teaching in boys
camp A. Brdgtou during the summer,
has recently visited his father, James
Blake tJg a short time.
Grsa, activity the past few days
anogr those who are getting ready for
the fair, especially the Changers and the
members Of the ladies' circles which as
sist iu feeding the multitude.
Raw A. Chapman of Bangor, who was
formerly at South Paris and is a grad
nate of Paris High School, has been with
relatives here for few days. He will
enter the Bangor Theological School
this fall.
Walter ;. Abbott and Miss Stella A.
Record both of South Paris, were mar
riei last Monday evening. The cere-
mouy Was performed by Rev. A. I. Nc
Wborter az his residence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abbott will reside here.
R1ber, ". Wheeler and Stanley Shurt-
LEFT, who nave been in the drug store at
Old Orchard for the summer, have re-
turned home. Mr.. Wheeler will go to
Philadelphia in about two weeks TO con-
tage bis course in pharmacy.
Mrs. A. W. Walker and Mrs. Nathan
A. Chase and daughter Priscilla went
Saturday to be over Sunday with Mrs.
Percy Rankin at Wells Beach. Mrs.
Chase and daughter will go on from
there 70 their home in lion, y. \.
Lewis A. Keen, who has been clerk
with the Paris Trust Co. for the past
year, has completed his engagement
there. and will go to Orono at the open
ing Of the term to take the final year oil
bis course in the University of Maine.
Paul and Charlotte Ramsdell, who
have been with relatives hers for some
weeks, returned TO their home in Carl
bon Saturday. Their stay here was pro
longed beyond its intended limit because
Of an epidemic of diphtheria in Caribou
While playing ball at the high schoo
grounds on Monday of last week, Ken
meth Witham gave his ankle bao
wrench and also broke bone in the
ankle. The break is not bad one, bu'
will be- sufficient to lay him up for
while.
Mrs George Wise returned last week
from delightful visit with her son II
Amesbury, Mass. While there she spen
the day with friend in Haverhill, Mass.
whom she had not seen for forty years
She also made days trip to Hampton
Beach
Mr. and Mrs. j. g. Wentworth, for
msrly Of this place, who have been EN-
poyed at the Glen House in New Hamp-
shire this summer, will go south this
winter with Miss Matte Clarke, manager
Of the Tip-Top House on Mount Wash
ingt1u, who takes charge of a house III
the south during the winter.
The remains of James NJ. Hannafurt
were brought here on Monday OF las
week from Mechanic Falls, where h'
died on the Thursday preceding, for in
terment in Norway Pine Grove Gene
terry Mr.. Haunaford formerly for SOM
years lived at South Paris, in the house
known as the Pines, opposite the TAI
grounds.
Two very delightful social events wer
given last week in honor of Mrs. Nathsl
A. Chase of lion. On Tuesday evening
Mrs Barnes entertained party o
twelve and on Thursday evening Mrs
Haskell entertained the same party wit
afew additions. Games were indulge'
in, refreshments served and two pleasan
evenings spent.
The Pacific" was just outside tn
money at the firemen's muster at stat
fair last week. She played 1857 feet l
inches, and the General Bates from Lis
bon Falls, which won third money, mad
l1j feet, the Kennebec from Brunswick
which won second, made IT'S feet, 4 l.
inches, and the Niagara from Brunswics
which took first in that class, made ~
feet inches.