Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-06-06

peloots, nj. and Mrs. A. w. Walker.
Frank K. Needham Of Portland 10 Il
guest Of his sister, Mrs. K. N. Anderson
Miss Eva Smith Of Auburn visits
friends here Wednesday and Thursda
/ Miss Rose A. Murphy visited relstiv,
n Lewiston and Auburn over Memoir,
Day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cannon sper
Saturday and Sunday with relatives i
Rumford.
Miss Myrtle Buck returned from d.
Kings Hospital at Portland Saturda
afternoon.
Mrs. Walter l.. Gray was the guest 0
Miss Florence w. Lowell at Aubur
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. L. McArdle has returned from
a visit with her daughter in Sche
ueclady, N. Y.
Rev. 4. A. Davis will address tn,
Good Templars at Norway this Monda,
evening, on prohibition.
Quite a number of Odd Fellows from
Mt. Mica Lodge by invitation visited
Yves; Paris Lodge Friday evening.
Professor Roy II. Porter of Ames
Iowa, is here TO spend week with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. barry NJ. Wheeler OF
Wakefield, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler for few days.
There will be a special meeting OF
William K. Kimball Circle on Saturday
evening, June 10th, at the usual time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Gilbert aud son
Harold of Canton called on relatives
here Sunday, coming with their automo-
bile.
Miss Margaret Baker, of the w. j.
Wheeler & Co. agency, spent Sunday
at Old Orchard, the guest of relatives and
friends.
The Baptist Sunday School had q
record attendance of 159 on Sunday, and
Deacon Geo. b. Crockett had As men in
his mems class.
A cheerful, refreshing rain Wednesday
night relieved the edge of the situation
a little, but it will be dry till we get
big, soaking rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Morton of
Auburn and Mrs. Helen Hargrave of
Portland were guests at n. d. Bolster's
over Memorial Day.
On account OF the difficulty Of fixing
date, it is probable that
the annual Sunday School field day will
be omitted this year.
The Careful Cleaners will meet with
Mrs. Fannie Small Thursday afternoon.
The Bible study for the afternoon will
be the life of Joseph.
Maurice L. Moves has a house rooted
10 on the lot which he bought of Malcolm
c. Briggs on High Street. The house is
Dne-and- a-hslf stories, Fl K %.
Professor Ii. C. Newton of Hebron
will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning, in the alb
'ence of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. McWhorter.
George Hickey started Monday morn
ng on a trip to visit bis parents in Ire
and, going from Boston to Liverpool by
he White Star Line. He expects to re-
urn in October.
Henry B. Judkins and family, who
rave occupied the Sessions house on
hillside Avenue for the past few months,
rave moved to farm which he has pur-
chased in Oxford.
Rev. B. C.. Wentworth of Norway
Preached at the Methodist service Sun
lay afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Kewley, the
pastor, having been indisposed and not
ret having fully recovered his strength.
The Delta Alphas will have their pic
nc at Gibson's Grove, Monday, June II,
md all those who plan to go will please
cave their names with Miss Mildred
Parlin on or before Wednesday, June 7.
Maurice L. Noyes, who recently sold
his house on Pine Street, has purchased
he two-tenement house of c. 4. Nc
Ardle on Pleasant Street, and will occu-
)y one of the tenem snts with his family.
A fire got started in the woods near
he river off Pine Street Saturday night,
put fortunately was discovered In time
10 that il was put out before it had
burned over any considerable territory.
A reception and supper will be given
70 the children of the Universalist Sun
lay School Friday evening of this week
II Good Cheer Hall, from Q to O'Clock.
supper will be served at $50. All mem
,ers of the Sunday School are asked to
IA nresent