Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-06-13
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
o.es Hours: 7:30 A. n. TO ] so r. n.

TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
cling down casts 0s A. NJ. daily; 9 80 A. n.
~. sScept Sunday; 4 05 p. n. daily.
da aSS,os M (west)-95 so A. NJ, daily; S35 Pm.
,,,Iy except sunday; $50 P. NJ. daily.
Miss Mildred Ham of woodfords was
IA onest of relatives here last week.
STATE Bank Commissioner VIM. B.
sLsifon of Lewiston was at South Paris
Wednesday
william P. Marston and family of
DamsriscOtta are guests OF relatives and
friends here.
Miss Emma Walton OF Melrose High
t,n8s Mass, was a guest at Arthur
Cark's last week.
Mrs Ellen Cummings of Mechanic
rails was a guest at Writ SANKEY'S a
IaU DAYS last week.
Rev. g. q. Miller is making quite ex-
,snsiye repairs and improvements to his
house on Hin Street.
F. Clason, former superintendent
=; s,h7o,s. now with the ID. c. Heath
n of Boston, was in town the first OF
las; week
philip aud Albert King and Earle
Virb,ll q the class of 1914 are at home
i,5m ,be University of Maine for the
summer vacation.
Viw-n j. Wheeler and Walter l..
Cav attended the field day of Kora
Tempe Mystic Shrine, at Lake Grove,
AubG.1. Thursday.
Mrs d II. Bumpus started Thursday
morning for Onset, Mass, where she
xiI be s1r the summer as usual. Mr..
Bnmprs sil go later.
Mis- frhel C.. Crockett is at home
tr5m Hayerhill, Mass, where she has
bssD With her sister, Mrs. c. A. Record,
hrs number of months.
Mr. az Mrs. Carl Jean Tolman of
gsrt,yiI,e. ). c., have been guests of his
n,rep,s. A.r. aud Mrs. c. (. Tolman, for
! few lays, going from here to Maiden,
Mass.
M and Mrs. George A. Briggs went
N Beg-11 last week and returned with
their o.. Carl S. Briggs, who is just out
~ the hospital after an operation for
appendicitis,
Mr. and Mrs. E. 5. Kilborn of Bethel,
vbs have been abroad for some months,
arrived home Wednesday, stopping here
FOR .he day with Mrs. Kilborn's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 5. P. Stearns.
Mt aud Mrs Albert D. Park and Mr..
and Mrs II A. Hilton have been at Mr.. |
Parks camp, MoDJicute, at Shsgg Pond,
br lew days Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton
will remain there for week.
Rev and Mrs. Milton McAlister of |
salem y d., were guests last week of
Mrs NeAlistsr's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
0,car Barrows. Mr.. and Mrs. McAlis- |
Ter are 20 locate in Woolwich, Maine.
Mrs. Marshall Weeks celebrated her
birthday Thursday evening with an in
formal party, at which about twenty |
we're present. principally her shop COM
panions at the Mason Manufacturing Co. |
Light refreshments were served. The |
guests left some substantial tokens of |
esteem as reminders of the anniversary. |
In connection with the recent fire at |
Mrs.. HoIt's on Park Street, the Demo
cat Is requested to say that the children
had not been playing in the chamber that |
morning, as was alleged in the statement
given asst week. All are agreed that |
there is no cause for suspicion of the
children
Mr.. and Mrs George o. Chase, who re-
Gently sold their farm in Sumner, will &C.
eupy rent in Mrs. Bolster's house on
MYRTLE Street for the present. Their |
i've stock and tools will be sold at auc-
ton at the farm on Thursday of this
week. All-day auction, beginning at 10
o'clock, with free lunch.
The reception given by the high |
shoOl juniors TO the seniors was on
thursday evening, instead of Friday as
he Democrat enormously stated last |
week An entertainment OF music and |
readings was given, and a program OF
yames was PLAYED, and the good number |
present enjoyed themselves.
Mrs Nettie Weeks and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Marshall Weeks have gone to South |
Scotch Bay, Nova Scotia, to visit Mrs. |
Marshall Weeks people. They expect
10 be gone until September. Mrs. Mar
shall Weeks position with the Mason |
AaulldCluElUR W. 70 ONNuP'St - 4
Der absence by Mrs. Harry Adams.
Fred Robert York and Miss Martha
Alice RideOut, both of Paris, were unit |
81 10 marriage at the home of Mrs. |
Mamie Cole, Wednesday afternoon, June
Lst3 o'clock, by Rev. <. A. Davis. |
They we're the recipients of some beauti- |
fol gifts. A reception was given in the
iii 10 4
Gladys Doran, little daughter of Mr..
and Mira. George A. Doran, observed her |
ninth birthday Thursday afternoon by |
entertaining a party of twelve little |
friends at her home on Western Avenue |
rom 8: 80 until 8 o'clock. Games were |
played and delicious refreshments were |
served. Gladys received many little |
gifts in remembrance of the day.
The Dennis Pike Real Estate Agency |
has sold TO +. A. Parlin, the Joseph A. |
SOyes stand, South Paris; also has ne |
gOtiased the sale of C. <. McArdle's |
stand on Pleasant Street to Maurice |
Soyes for improvement and renting; |
Also the Aaron Libby farm IN South
Waterford, Me-, to j. Q. Harvey OF
Whitehead, N. a.. for occupancy.
One Of the interesting social events of
Tie season is the wedding Of Roy Emer-
Nn Cole and Miss Susie May Wheeler,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Wheeler, for which the invitations have
been issued. Ii will take place in the
congregational church, Wednesday
evening, June rs, at o'clock. A re-
Eepsion 20 a few friends at the house
vii follow the ceremony.
Nearly ninety Of those connected with
The Congregational church and others
laid their respects and extended their
congratulations to Rev. and Mrs. A. 1.
AcWhOrter on the occasion Of their
snth anniversary last Monday, calling
during the afternoon and evening. A
handsome chair and hall rack and other
nementoes Of the occasion were left.
Ice cream and fancy crackers were serv-
ID. The affair was entirely informal.
The Army and Navy Journal an
aounces the engagement of Capt. Alfred
A.Starbrd Of BatteryC, Fifth u. S. Light
Artillery, and Miss Ethel Dodge. Miss
Dodge is the daughter Of Col. Dodge OF
ne Twelfth U. s. Cavalry, now COM
aandant at Fort Robinson, Neb. Capt.
Starbird is now stationed at Fort Sill,
Nebraska. They will be married about
The Goth Of July, and will come east a.
once TO visit Capt. Starbird's parents
M. and Mrs. w. s. Starbird OF this
place.