Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-22

Mrs. George Tirrell and son Of Locke
Mills are visiting Mrs. Nettie Tirrell.
Miss Elizabeth Sperry of Somervill
Mass, is boarding at Chas. Edwards.
Miss Eva SWEET has been visiting Mi,
p Leoua ID. Stuart at Saco for the pa
z week.
Mrs. Hayes of Lewiston is with hs
) daughter. Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler, for
few days.
al Arthur P. Holman, formerly of tbi
place, has been chosen city electrician i
Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles q. Kimball hav
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. How
at East Bethel.
Hou and Mrs. James S. Wright lief
Saturday for few days outing, and ar
at Old Orchard.
Mrs. n. G. Spofford of Hopedale
Mass, arrived Thursday for a week!
stay with friends.
Mrs. Robert Paterson and children
have just returned from a ten days
visit in Lynn, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. j. Wheeler and Mr.
aud Mrs. Roy (. Cole were at Old
Orchard over Sunday.
Arthur Daniels of Berlin, n. a., spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Daniels, at S. c. Ordway's.
| Mrs. 4. D. Park and her guest, Mrs.
II. W. Park, made visit TO Bethel rela-
tives Thursday and Friday.
c. H Gilbert and wife and W. B. Gil
bert and wife of Canton were in town
Sunday on an automobile trip.
T. F. Hathaway and Grinfill Stuart at
tended the reunion of the Thirteenth
Maine Regiment at Westbrook Tuesday.
Mrs. Matilda Richardson visited with
her son and family at West Paris. over
Sunday. returning home Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Eta Leavitt and daughters, Ag-
mes aud Annie, OF Arlington, Mass, have
been at Mrs Leonard Whitman's for a
week.
A D. Park had an auction at Dixfield
last Saturday, going up from his camp
al Shagg Pond and getting back there at
night.
Mrs. Walter (. Penley and two chill
dren of Greenwood are spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
J, Murphy.
Mrs. Frost Of South Framiughsm..
Mass, and Mrs. Chase of Sabattus are
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
). Maxwell.
Miss Mae NJ. Field was with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ Millett at Old Orchard for
few days last week. All returned home
Saturday night.
Jurors for the October term of court
were drawn Saturday. Frank A. Taylor
grand juror, E. NJ. Durham and J. J.
Emeley traverse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Park went
Friday to their camp at Shagg Pond for
a few days stay, with Mr.. and Mrs. D.
(. Dresser as guests.
Mrs. Archie Cole has been spending a
few days with her uncle, Nahum Moore,
and family, at Rumford. Mr.. Moore is
very much out of health.
Mrs. Leon 5. Fairbanks, who bad been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. |
Crockett, for some time, left Saturday
for her home in Newtonville, Mass.
Mr.. aud Mrs. F. A. Heidner and son
Henry z. Howe and Mr.. and Mrs. n. A.
Morton went Monday morning to Bailey's
Island, where they will spend week.
B. Y. Hanson OF Gorhsm, n. a.. has
been spending the past week with (. y.
Anderson and wife. Mrs. Hanson and
son, Norwood, arrived last Wednesday
and remained over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Walker, Miss Eva
E. Walker, Mrs. Fl. A. Hilto q, Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Briggs, Carl S. Briggs
and Miss Alice Abbott were at Shagg
Pond over Sunday, at Camp Altamertevs.
Sweet corn will be coming along early
this year Ii looks now as if the Burn
ham & Morrill, canning factory would
start up Tuesday Of next week, the goth
Of August. There is large acreage.
Gilbert SWEET went Monday morning
TO Shsgg Pond, where he will stay for
the next two weeks with the family of
U. G.. Wheeler at their camp. Mr..
Wheeler has returned home to Passaic,
\. J.
Recent guests at Geo. K. Morton's are
Mrs. Dora Alden of Livermore Falls,
Mrs. Charles Goodwin of Auburn, e.
mer Jones of Litchfield. Mrs. Jones of
Mass, has been there for
some weeks.
Fifteen or more of the former parish
toner's and friends of Rev. j. W. Ches-
bro visited him and his family Wednes-
day at the cottage where they are spend
ing their vacation on Lake Tennessee
wassee. A picnic dinner was eaten.
Lewis A. Keen, who graduated this
year in the electrical engineering course
at the University of Maine, has gone to
Boston, where be has a situation with
Stone & Webster, contractors. His
work for the present will be in and
around Boston.
Beautiful weather, but some like Sep
TENDER. Thermometers in South Paris
registered 40, and some even lower,
early Monday morning. A Shows Falls
man reports white frost there, and
doubtless we shall hear like report
from other spots, though nothing killing.
The 1911 revision of the fish and game
laws is at hand, and with all the public
laws, private and special laws, and rules
aud regulations of the commissioners, 1t
n, ksa a far little yoluma of Isl papes of
text, for which over thirty pages o. index
is required. IL you own a rod or a gun,
il isn't safe TO be without it.
Two good rains last week have started
up the streams little, and helped out
the crops, assuring many OF them. I'm
official measurements indicate falls OF
nearly two inches each, Tuesday night
and Friday night, but the ground was 50
dry that it will require much
more to soak 1t up in good shape.
Frank A. Dane, commonly known as
AL Dane, died at the town farm Sunday,
at the age Of 63 years. He had been an
inmate at the farm for some years, and
was crippled so as to be nearly helpless.
He leaves no near relatives. Funeral
Tuesday at 2, and burial In the cemetery
on the farm.
The open temperance meeting Of Paris
Grange Saturday afternoon was well at
tended. Remarks were made BY George
s. Boutelle, Mrs. e. E. Chapman, Alton
C. Wheeler, Rev. A. T. McWhorter, Rev.
T. N. Kewley and Rev. z. A. Davis. A
poem BY Mrs. S. (. jackson was also an