Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06
!, 0xfurd Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
L.. 1.lnA.M.to7 80 p. n.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June Is. 1910.
AIMS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,lssst,-5O 6 A. NJ, daily; 80 A.
COINS IN, sunday; 4 90 P. NJ, uailyi oi A.
dslH sunday only. ~, =,
SM @ mn -west)-950 A. M oai,yn 10 =,
SONS - sunday; $50 P. NJ. daily; lo1zz 4
asit go P. n, sunday only
OOly week to election.
And eight days to the fair
~. foundation wall of the ne'
, ~ church is nearly complete.
su,,,sr Andrews of Lawrence, Mass
!. visiting his brother, Charles u. Al
drews
Miss Alice Deliver of Baltimore !
wi,b The family of her uncle, George
Eastman.
u,.,F Howe went Tuesday morn
- V.unt Hermon, Mass, where b
ius,.s1iing school, to begin the schoo
year -.
Ne a. 4. Bessey, who had been wit
80 rare for some weeks, returned
TaSras5ay 10 Der home in Stonehsm
Mass.
Ms Joln J. Murphy went to Lewis
S,t,rlay 20 spend week with Mr.
on3 Mrs d. E. Murphy, also to attenC
state fair.
oF C,rtis and family of Kennebunl
.a-s i'm town few days last week visit
W. relatives. making the trip with theil
automobile.
NJ and Mrs. o. W. Fuller attended
.,a mss,ipg of the New England Gal
Iaudet Association of the Dear IN Fort
land las, week.
Miss Emma Walton of Melrose High,
t,.5s Mass who has been a guest al
Irrhnr C,ark'S for the past three weeks,
returned home Saturday.
The Socialist speaker who was expect
Al 10 speak in the Square Thursday even
IN, Wa, unable to come, and the speak
inc was necessarily omitted.
Miss gEth Maxwell, who took few
month"; cave OF absence from her teach
inc In Nelrose, Mass, returned last
week 70 lake up her teaching again.
The foundation for the new Congre-
,ariop,l parsonage on Pine Street is COM
oIsts ,.me of the lumber is on the lot,
and The work of building will proceed at
once
Mr., Bradford and her daughter, Mrs.
NacKeen. of Woodturds, have been here
6ra isw DAYS, visiting Mrs. Bradford's
cou,ius, Mrs. James $ Wright and Mrs
c. 81. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Gray, who
have been ut their cottage, Gray Birches,
on Lake PennesSeewassee, for most of
the summer, have returned to their
home Ia The villSge.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Buck and DR..
and Ma. Charles L. Buck were at New
Meadows Inn Tuesday TO attend the re-
union of .lg elder Bucks old regiment,
the Twentieth Maine.
Miss Nellie Owen, who only few
weeks since returned to her home at A.
I. Tuhb>' after spending some months
in the Maine General Hospital. was
again taken to the hospital last Tuesday.
A number Of the old soldiers of the
Mace an! their families attended the
meeting az Buckfield Wednesday of the
Sumner soldiers Veteran Association
and reunion Of the Twenty-Third Maine
Regiment
Row + Cole Of this place, who grad
ua,ed from Bates College in June of this
wear, has secured the position of princi-
pal Of the high school in Ashland, Mass,
and letr for that place on Thursday OF
last week
Mr.. AMI Mrs. j. p. Richardson and
their guests have returned from Camp
Owsley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l. Merry
will return 10 their home in New York,
and Mrs.. Richardson will 60 with them
for q visit
TIE tail race at the South Paris power
station OF the Norway and Paris Street
Railway. which has heretofore been too
small to deliver the water from the
wheel without back pressure, is being
cleared and widened.
T. Merton Hammond, principal of
Paris High School last year, who has
spent the summer in Phillips, has been
here for a few days Mr.. Hammond is
principal of Hampden Academy at
Hampden, Maine, this year.
Mrs. Luella Smiley and Miss S. NJ.
Wheeler 90 this week to Boston, Mrs.
Smiley going 20 purchase fall millinery
stock. Miss Pratt, of Yarmouth, who
was with Miss Wheeler last spring, will
be Mrs, Smiley's designer this fall.
Mrs. Katie z. Kenney and son, S. NJ.
Kenuey, of Boston, are guests at j. A.
KenDey's, 10 remain for week or two.
Mr.. Keuney is recruiting from an opera
ton for appendicitis. He is first assist
ant engineer on steamer running from
New York to Galveston.
Quite a number of South Paris people
took in the Sherbrooke fair last week,
among them Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Russell,
Mt. and Mrs. w. K. Clifford, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. U. Tyler, II. w. Starbird,
George Pratt, |. 4. Andrews, Ralph
Andrews and Chester Easson.
Miss Sue Wheeler entertained a party
OF friends Friday evening. The guests
Of honor were Mrs. Chase of Ilion and
Miss Mathews of Bridgton. Three
tables OF progressive finch was the pas
tine. Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed and al enjoyable evening spent.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alton C. Weeeler were at
Milan, \. g., Thursday, to attend the
wedding Of Mr.. Wheeler's cousin, Miss
Grace l. Wheeler, who is graduate of
lQrig ~ fa,n ra
Miss Wheeler has been engaged in teach
ing The groom is Charles Woodbury.
OfAuburn.
P. Z Wheeler, who is going to Cali
iornia with his family the last of this
mouth, has sold his house on Porter
Street to his son, Alton c. Wheeler, who
has occupied part of the house for
some years. Mr.. Wheeler's household
goods will be sold at auction on Wed
nesdsy, the 2lst.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter and family re-
turned from their vacation last Monday
afternoon. They are occupying the
house OF Miss Alice B. Knight on Ok
lord Street, and expect to remain there
while the Congregational parsonage is
being built. Miss knight is at present
With relatives in York, and expects to
spend the winter in Massachusetts,.
Advertised letters in South Paris post
Office Sept. 5th, 1910:
Miss Alice NJ. Cooper.
Mrs. Isabella Brown.
Mrs. Lillian Palmer
Mrs. Lois Hearth
MS Clarence Heller.
Minnie Vigue
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