Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-17


Another cold and cloudy week, but
Monday morning we greet the sunshine
with joy.
N. Dayton Bolster and daughter Ruth
attended the Bates track meet at Lewis.
ton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler spent
a Few days at Camp Mooween, Shsgg
Pond, last week.
FL. B. Holden has added an automobile
to his livery stock, and +. b. Fogg has
put in an additional one.
Mrs. S. G. Heald of East Sumner was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Albert d.
Park, few days last week.
Miss Laura Deane of Buckfield and
Mrs. Gertrude Humphreys of Lewiston
are guests at Frank A. Taylor's.
The annual meeting of the W, c. T. u.
will be held in the Methodist parlor
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Roy Herrick of Winchester, Mass, is
the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. <. Herrick, on High Street, for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Richardson, Mrs.
William Culbert, aud Z. l.. Parlin were
at Camp Owsley, Harrison, over Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Morton have been
at Ramp Killooleet, Shagg Pond, several
days, and j. S. Burbank was there
putting finish on their cottage.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Portland,
principal of the Maine School for the
Deaf, was the guest of Col. and Mrs.
L. Eustis over Sunday.
There will be special meeting of Mt.
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge next Friday
evening, and all members of the degree
team are requested to be present.
Quite a number of the lawyers and
officers were at Rumford last
week to attend the sessions of Supreme
Court and Probate Court at that place.
Mrs. j. F. Stanley of East Auburn was
with Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Stanley few
days last week Mrs. Writ Stanley, who
has been i'll for some time, is improving.
The May meeting of the Delta Alphas
will be held with Miss Grace Dudley
next Friday evening. Each member is
r, quested to represent an advertise
nent.
A good job of grading and lawn max
ing has been done on the grounds at
Walter l.. Gray's. William Bolton was
he landscape artist in charge of the
work.
DON'T forget the last supper of the
season at the Methodist church Tuesday
evening. A tiue menu is prepared iu-
cream.
Fred n. Wright has been quite ill and
lnder the care of a trained nurse for
several days with a severe attack of
srysipelss in the head. He is now some
" hat better.
Papers, magazines, etc., will be moved
20 the store house Saturday from all
places where notice is given the collect
Jrs of NJ. K. Sunday School, or if word
$ left with DR.. Buck.
Vicente Estrada of Matanzas, Cuba,
spent the past week at Albert ID. Parks,
he term at Hebron Academy, which he
s attending, being suspended for a few
lays on account of scarlet fever.
The Ford touring cars in the last car
DAD received by Ripley & Fletcher were
bought by John s. Burbank of Bethel, j.
hastings Bean and II. G. Fletcher, and
hey are all getting we'll exercised.
Advertised letters at South Paris post
,ffice, May 10, 10:
Mr. William Daniels.
Myrtle Packard (cardl.
S. F. DAVIS, P. NJ.
Donald S. Briggs went Monday morn
ng 10 spend few days with his aunt,
Mrs. Burnham, at Cape Elizabeth. and
will 60 from there to the Rangeley Lake
House, Rsngeley, where he is to be clerk
or the summer.
Miss Catherine c. Briggs, who has
completed the course in the nurses
raining school of the Massachusetts,
Hospital, arrived at her
nome here Friday. After taking rest,
Miss Briggs expects TO locate here pro-
essiOnally.
About sixty of the Knights Of Pythias
went on the special train 10 visit Fra
.ernal Lodge at Bryant's Pond last Mon
lay evening. The degree of Knight was
worked on two candidates by Hamlin
Lodge of this place Everybody report
Ell fine time, and they got home soon
after midnight.
II Hslley's comet strikes the earth
next Wednesday night as bard as some
Of the alleged astronomers profess to
possible, this may be the last
issue of the Democrat which will ever
be printed But if that is the case, there
will also be nobody left to read it, 80
there seems to be no occasion to worry.
F. Wendell Rounds graduates this
Monday evening from the Louisville Col
lege of Dentistry in Louisville, Ky. The
class numbers about fifty, Mr.. Rounds
being the only one living east of Ohio.
He expects to arrive home in a few days,
and will live at home and be with DR.. F.
E. Drake at Norway for the present at
east.
A good number Of the Knights of
Pythias and Pythisn Sisters attended the
Pythian Sunday services at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon. Previous to
the service, the graves of deceased
Knights in Riverside Cemetery were
decorated. An excellent sermon was
given to the order by Rev. G.. w. F.
Hill of Paris Hill. He was assisted in
the service by Rev. Mr.. Davis, and the
music was by male quartette composed
Of Messrs. Cole. Cutting Briggs and
Hall, with Mrs. Briggs at the organ.
TUBS DISTRICT.
Mr.. c. living Thurlow has peas, corr,
and potatoes up.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Thurlow are both
quite poorly at this writing.
Superintendent Of Schools E. F.
Clason was in this place Thursday.
Mr.. Z. D. Harmon spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at North Paris.
Mr.. Hiram Thurlow and family spent
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. F. Thurlow.
Real Estate Changes.
During the week there have been some
changes of interest in South Paris real
estate.
OK. Clifford has sold his house on
High Street, known as the Rice house,
in which he has until recently lived, to
Rev. and DIR. Frank w. Smell of Dennys-