Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-31

SOUTH PARIS.

Mrs. Edward II. Rice of Winchester
Mass, is guest at n. Dayton Bolster's
Mrs Charles NJ. Johnson has beer
seriously i'll with pneumonia, but is bet
ter.
Mrs. Y. G.. Elder has visited her sister
Mrs. <. T. Garland, in Portland for q
few days.
Mrs. A. W. Pottle and Mrs. 1. W.
shaw of Buckfield were in town last
Wednesday.
r. ". Dennison and family spent the
Memorial Day vacation with relatives at
West Bethel.
Miss Helen NJ King was at home from
her teaching in Portland for the Me-
mortal Day vacation.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill of Rumford
was 10 town Wednesday, coming over in
Lis large touring car.
Mrs. ). Clarence Curtis and two chill
dren Of Boston are visiting her aunt,
gr, Arthur (. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Fl. Curtis and daugh-
zen nj Keadield were guests of his moth
er. Mrs (. NJ. Curtis, Memorial.
The &. W. NJ. Society will hold its
meeting in the small vestry Thursday at
subject, THE Chapel Car"
qrs Luella Smiley entertained a num-
bs- 3d.. her friends at tea Wednesday
evening, on the occasion of her birthday,
Nr, A. T. Forbes, Miss Maud Doug
las. and Arthur E Forbes were at Shsgg
Pond three days last week, from Tues
d., 90 Thursday.
Ms Jennie Cutler has gone to the
Un House in the White Mountains,
where she is to assist Mrs. Wentworth in
cooking this summer.
vrs L. b. Carter, who has been in the
hospital at Lewiston, has so far recover
q. IS 20 leave the hospital. She has not
81 .e.urned, but is with friends in Lew
is5"I.
N!s Fred S. Brown and son of Port
lana are guests of Mrs. Browns parents,
N. aud Mrs. j. H. Stuart. Miss Leona
stuart is also at home from Boston
urversity.
capt. and Mrs. w. r. Swan, who are
ending the summer according to their
.4sJom at Poland Campground, were
tere as usual for the exercises of Ne
mortal Day.
The Grand Trunks Sunday excursions
Coz Berlin begin next Sunday, and con-
saue every Sunday until Oct. 23d. The
tine is as in former years, going west at
f):22 A. NJ, and east at 8 p. NJ.
Advertised letters and cards at South
Paris post office May 80:
Mrs Lena Bonney (card)
ErOu w. Emerson (card)
Wm Fletcher (card
sred Pulsifer.
The banks close Saturday afternoons
through June, July, August and Sep
.uber. Not much other Saturday clos
ur IS in evidence as yet, neither of the
factories having made any arrangement
for half holiday.
Nrs. T. n. Kewley is in Phillips for a
short time, going there with her mother,
NJ, Beede, who has spent the winter
witt her Mrs. Beede is to remain in
Philips this summer, but Mrs. Kewley
Wi return in few days.
stafford & Sanders, who have been
running a moving picture show in New
Hal COZ some weeks, closed up there
SATURDAY. night, and on Monday evening
opened at Central Park, where they are
continuing 10 the same line.
The frame of Writ Stanley's new
house on Pine Street is now going up.
J 81. Cole OF West Paris is in charge.
The faaadation of j. F. Plummer's
house oa ne next lot is also going in.
f. J Record will build this.
The ggsluatiou exercises of the high
school will 10 held this year in the Uni
yersalist church, ON the evening Of
Thursday June %. A concert for the
bsnei; Of the graduating class will be
given no the same church on Wednesday
evening preceding.
Miss Florence d. Rowland of Boston
has been granted decree of annulment
Of her marriage to Arthur W. Foster on
the "a II January last, ON the ground
tina, 10 The time of the ceremony she was
80 much under the influence of drugs and
into1icautS that she was not aware what
she aaS doing.
The Democrat was in error last week
10 Eating that Mrs. Ii. w. Starbird at
tended the Grand Assembly of Pythian
Sisters at Bangor as representative from
Hamlin Temple. Mrs. Starbird repre-
Sen'ed the Temple at Norway. Mrs.
Miuoie Edwards was the representative
from Hamlin Temple.
As the Grand Representative of Ham,
la Temple, p. s., Mrs. Nettie Murphy,
was unable to attend Grand Temple at
Bangor, Mrs. Minnie Edwards was elect
Ell 20 take her place. Mrs. Edwards
gave a very comprehensive and instruct
i've report of the proceedings, at the
regular Temple meeting May "a.
Several Masons from this place went
with the other lodges on the special
train last Tuesday evening to visit
Jefferson Lodge at Bryant's Pond, which
reached its fiftieth anniversary at that
time The same date was the regular
meeting of Paris Lodge, where the K. A.
decree was conferred on two candidates.
The Democratic caucus for the town
Of Paris will be held at the assessors
Office next Friday evening, June 3, at
7.3D This is to choose four delegates
10 the district convention in Lewiston
June l4,h, four delegates to the state
convention at Augusta June 18th, and
six delegates to the county convention
at South Paris July I'd, also to choose
town committee.
A. the world plays ball on Saturday
The South Paris station is the liveliest
one on this division of the Grand Trunk,
especially on Saturdays, but during the
ball season it simply swsrms. Players
of all ages and sizes, with their suit
cases, bats, mitts and cages, pile off and
on the trains in both directions. A Nor
WAY man remarkad IN SATURDAY. that