Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-28

Going down casts 90 A M, uaiy, % A. NJ
III excep; sunday; % P. NJ, daily; ~ A NJ,
$50 ~, r. - n VESTS 80 A. NJ, daily; s=e7 N.
,.'IS eScept sunday; 9 80 P. NJ, daily; 10 -
| MSGVP. NJ, sunday only.
his sad fact that the days are grow
Ing shorter,
Miss Ruth Blood is at home from
Wsst5rook Seminary.
coat of red paint has been put on
,hs bydrauts, old and new.
Mt Wing of Bath was guest at G.
N Giles the first of the week.
Mrs. Ella z. Neal of Lewiston has re-
Gently visited her father, George Wise.
Donald P. Chapman and family spent
few days with relatives IN Bethel last
week.
Mrs 4. NJ. Cox and daughter of Ban
oar are guests of her mother, Mrs. w.
o Rockingham.
M, susie Z. Porter, who teaches in
Portland. is at her home here for the
simmer vacation.
Dr. D. NJ stewart is in Harpswell for
, f.g, fays Mrs. Stewart and daughter
are meanwhile in Portland.
,rs, Ruby A. Clark and Miss Rose w.
Clark Of Portland have been guests of
friends here for few days.
vs, Maud Carter, who teaches in
Drr.. SER, Mass, is at her home to
snarr The summer vacation.
Gra.a SWEET of Winchester, Mass, is |
Wit his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Jae.J Nichols, for the summer. /
vr ,ad Mrs. Walter L. Gray attended
cern.gcs,nent at Colby College, of !
wh..r both are graduates, last week.
r.-.u Pulsiter left Tuesday morning
toy..f. hi, sous, of whom he has four
in several towns in eastern Massa-
cbn,t,,s
NJ, IT, B. Carter, who has been in
the hospital at Lewiston and visiting
friends no Auburn, has returned to her
home here.
Mis-, katherine Kendrick and Maxcy
Sartr .k Of Litchfield were guests of
their sister, Miss Susie Kendrick, few
DAYS Jst week.
Mrs Emily l.. Cook has returned from
pl.t,ld. where she has been with rela-
lives f1r some time. She spent the day
az Bethel Saturday.
Ms. T. +. Hathaw ay is in Rockport,
Mass. visiting her daughter, Miss Mabel
G. Hathaway, who will accompany her
h0u Cu her return.
Mr. aud Mrs II. A. Morton, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Heidner, Henry Z. Howe and
STANLEY Shurtlef are at Ramp Killooleet,
Sbagg Pond, for a stay of several days.
Mr., e @. Anderson and son returned
10 their home IN Providence, X. L., Sat
ur,Iay Mrs. K. Y. Anderson accom-
panic lem for visit of few weeks.
Principal f. NJ. Hammond of the high
school and Mrs Hammond left Saturday +;
for Lincoln. where they will spend a
week and they will be in Phillips for
the res. ~ the summer |;
Bnrnhsm Stone of Denver, Col, who
is sDenI.a- the summer at Cape Eliza ,
beth. was The guest of his grandmother, ;
Mrs. Marian Stone, a few days last week,
making the trip on his bicycle.
The rhys.cians of Paris and Norway
1
Oxford County Medical Association,
which was held at Bethel last Monday
evening. Most of them went in their
autos aud returned in the small hours.
Mrs. Cyrene J. Bean celebrated her
eighiieth birthday last Wednesday, the
I'D She wa> the recipient of shower
Of post cards, flowers from various
friends and other membranes of the
4 day, for all Of which she feels very
grateful
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Edwards attended
the Chapman picnic at Bethel Saturday.
The special train for the picnic, which
went through here about 10 A. NJ, was
made up of six passenger cars and bag
gage car, and most of the cars were COM
fOrtably filed.
The Universalist state convention drew
anumber of our people to Lewiston last
Tuesday and Wednesday. The 101
Ranch wild west show on Tuesday also
ssel.ed the travel between here and
Lew ston, and some managed to give
more or less attention to both events.
Frank Z. Barrows has purchased a
house lot on Pine Street, the second LOT
nOrtL Of the high school building, and
will build upon it this season. George
L. Hammond will build the house, which !
will be 20 x 80 feet, two stories, similar
to the one erected by Robert Paterson
last year.
Paris Lodge of Masons conferred the
II. " degree on three candidates at it's
regular meeting Tuesday evening. There
were a large number of visitors from |
Oxford Lodge at Norway, and few
from other places. After the lunch
which followed the lodge, there was
season Of speaking and singing, with j.
T. King acting as POSTMASTER.
Asnext Monday is the Glorious Fourth
-whether that Fourth be safe and sane,
or unsafe and insaue-the Democrat will
once more be deferred until Tuesday.
This also is vanity and yexation OF spirit,
but with the procession of the equinoxes
or some simpler astronomical movement
the holidays are now getting away from
MONDAY, aud this won't have to happen
again Tor two or three years.
The Democratic county convention
will be held at the court house at 10
O'clock next Saturday. Col. +. w.
Plaisted, the Democratic candidate for
candidate for congressman in this dis
trict, will be in attendance and speak. A
candidate for the legislature from the
district composed of Paris, Buckfield
and Milton Plantation will be named by
the delegates from those towns.
Hamlin Lodge, K. Of p, will spend
the Fourth at Gray Birches, the cottage
OF Water l.. Gray on Lake Peuuessee-
Wassse Public conveyance will be by
street car aud boat. The boats will leave
Norway at 900 o'clock. A basket picnic
dinner at 1900 o'clock. Beans baked in
the ground, coffee and lemonade will be
furnished by the lodge. Each party
please bring plates, cups and Spoons.
Members and their families are invited.
At the meeting of the lodge Friday
evening, officers for the coming term
were chosen as follows:
C.C.-Emery W. Mason
n.C.-Wiiam I. Wethereli.
OF M.-Ernest l.. kenney.
Frel-T s Barnes.
NJ at A.-Lester A. West.
I.G,-E. = Jones.
-. G.-Willard q Pratt
n OF and S-Carl Mason.
The full board OF State Assessors was
mere Tor the meeting OF Thursday, con-