Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-09
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing June 10. 1910,

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Commencing June Is. 1910,
~v,rSs LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
,,.,,., .,o,,nf east)-5 O6 A. NJ, daily; 80 A.
VI, sxcept sunday 4 .05 p. M, daily Z 80 A. J
"a. y. n, Sunday only; ,.,,-
80 100 ip Gwest)-95O A. NJ, daily: 81 2;
tsIy except sunday; 800 7. M uaiis' ""-I
80 p NJ, sunday only
p,dney Hall is having another
turn.
Waldo Hebbard of Lynn is visiting b
mother.
Miss Nearle Monk is visiting relative
10 Watergile.
Mis-, Catherine G. Briggs is visitin
friends at Rangely.
Mrs Ellen Merrill of Bethel is visitin
her laughter, Mrs. George Soper.
,frs Ellen Richards is visiting he
a,rrbter Mrs. Arthur Cummings o
Fore Street
Charles r. Elders family of Maiden
Mas are spending the month OF Au
gus; here.
Ms, Ethel Crockett is spending tn
r,1D-b Of August at Ramp Killooleet
Sbsg- Pond.
V-s Fredric Holt and Mrs. Howard
shaw we're guests of Mrs. Harry Mann a
Norway Friday.
Miss Florence Lowell of Auburn is thu
gues, Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter l.. Gray al
"Gray Brches. "
Barnes and family and Edward
srsv have been at Peaks Island fol-
The pas. Two weeks.
Contractor A. L. Littlefield COM
MO-. work on the new Methodist
church Wednesday noon.
S,,,s' Morse and wife of Minneapolis
are f, own. called by the illness of Mr..
More, mother, Mrs. Ann u. Morse.
Ar,lrr F. Forbes, Mrs. A. I. Forbes
apF Mss Maud Douglass went 10 Shagg
Pond tuesday for their annual VACATION
Dr. Walter l. Merrill, who purchased
the grpgregational parsonage, is making
reDsi.s to the place and getting 1t ready
for occupancy.
Miss Abbie Starbird, who has been
with fe- brother, Capt. Alfred A. Star
bt,d sy Manila, for some time, arrived
here Thursday morning
Fred Wescott, wife and daughter OF
BaEs,o. n. Y, spent day here last
west. Mrs. Wescott was formerly Mary
Ella Bent of South Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. d. Park and Mrs.
Parks sister, Mrs. Heald OF East Sum,
pe- went Saturday morning to Old
orchard for a two weeks outing.
Tn. Woman's Missionary Society will
hold It's meeting in the small vestry OF
The R,ptist church Thursday at three
o'clock. An ladies' cordially invited.
pr5. n. z. Smith of the U. S. Naval
Academy AT Annapolis visited the Demo
rr,i Wednesday. Prof Smith is camp
ipp 40 Twitchell Pond in Greenwood.
Mr.. George c. Fernald is spending
this week with Mrs Harry Morton at
Kamp Kilooleet. Shagg Pond. MIR.
Fernald spent Sunday with the party.
Prof. Wallace w. Andrews, a native of
Paris aad for many years principal OF
the Butler school in Portland, was the
guest ot his sister, Mrs. Charles Edwards,
recently
Nr aud Mrs. Z. Y. Haskell went on
their vacation Tuesday OF last week.
They plan 20 spend one week in Port
land su3 one at Mrs. Haskelrs home in
Denmark.
Miss Nellie Owen, who has been at the
Maine General Hospital for three
months. has returned to her home at
MIS-. A. l.. Tubbs', but slightly improv'
ed in health
Rev. A. K. Baldwin, former very
popular pastor of the Congregational
church. with Mrs. Baldwin and party
Of friends were in South Paris short
\ time Monday, being on a carriage drive
10 West Paris.
The ladies' of the NJ. Z. church will
hold a food sale at Hotel Andrews I'm
der the shade OF the old apple tree
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock. No
soliciting will be done, but everyone is
requested TO cook something.
The Hooper reservoir inlet is having
an automatic controlling altitude valve
put on. The valve was made by the
Paris Manufacturing Co.'s machinists.
Geo. F. Farnum, Allie Marston and
Cbss. A. Walker put the valve on Sat.
urday. The water was all drawn out OF
the reservoir.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry Stone and two
sons. Burnham and Willis, OF Denver,
Col, who are spending the summer at
Cape Elizabeth, visited Mr.. stones
mother, Mrs. Miriam Stone, the first OF
the week. They were accompanied by
Mrs Lila S. Woodbury., and made the
trip by automobile.
At "Sunnyside," Windsor, VT, Aug.
l, an enjoyable dinner was given by Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Cotton in honor OF their
guest, Hiram Pulsifer OF South Paris,
The Vermont Journal has the following:
Mr.. Pulsifer is bright, intelligent
man. and full of life aud vigor for one OF
bis years.
/, is getting about time to think about
the festival and the names OF those IN.
tending TO get course tickets shouiu
be Ia soon. All those who want to go
with "Our crowd" are requested TO SEND
names and money to Mrs. Cora 5. Briggs,
some time during the week of lo-2O
The list will be sent in Aug. 22d.
P. $. Mason and family and Z. w.
Mason and family went TO Cliff Island
Monday where they are to build cot
tage Tor Mr.. George Kimball OF Massa-
ehuselts. Mrs. w. t. Merriam and chill
dren, who have been visiting her sister,
Mrs P. s. Mason, will return to her
home in South Acton, Mass, after spend
ing few days at the Island.
By special invitation from Mrs. Her.
mau Wilson aud Mrs. Luella Smiley all
the grown ups" who took part In
Queen Esther met at the home OF Mrs,
Smiley on Western Avenue Tuesday
evening. Selections from the csntats
were sung, refreshments were served
and ali had a jolly good time. Mrs
Wilson assisted in entertaining.
Theafternoon train Thursday had bad
passage between West Paris and here
In places the rain had washed the muo
over the rails so that the train crew were
obliged TO shovel il off before the trair
could proceed, and at Jackson's crossing
the forward trucks OF the engine were
derailed by mud. About an hours de
lay was suffered, in replacing the engine
Harold T. Thayer, formerly of the
Democrat Office, who has been with thu
VI ID ali, 1aaf nnt ha