Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-08
q Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST OFFICE.
uours: T:3O A. n. TO Z 80 p. II.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

oriv FIVE weeks 10 county fair.
,..,don Martin is at home from tn
sSooi at Powual'
p.o,y Z. Howe spent few days in
!, a, East Bethel last week.
" : Spear of Standish was guest a
Il 7. AcWhorter's the first of las
,ssk
s,-oer Andrews of Lawrence, Mass
IVA quest of his brother, Charles G
lrirsSs
Chase of Cliftondale, Mass,
..rsrIy Of Paris, was here few day
3; week.
Ms LYMAN 5. Merrill entertained thu
r,,,srp Avenue Club at her home las
y9piay afternoon.
v. Margaret A. Baker of the Wheeler
...,,ncs Office is spending a three
,...,' vacation at Old Orchard.
W. sri Mrs. Z. NJ. Millett wen,
,,.r,da, 20 Old Orchard, where they
sTuera 8 two weeks vacation.
I'd = ster aud family are occupy
cottage at Peaks Island for two
,'s.s 10 which they went Thursday.
rbsact7ry Of the Mason Manufacture
10 =. shut down this week for a
aatigo. u will start up again next
haday.
r,5y, George NJ. Hanson of Calais,
~ mos, recently appointed justice of
!. Sppreme Judicial Court, will pre-
h a. the October term of court here.
Advertised letters and cards in South
7,rs post office August It'll:
q,pari Johnson (card)
. gsr-g -e CARD.
VT L!..e.aIe ,letter)
NJ C'Couuell, with II. A. Johnson,
E,,oD. aai John +. Quinn, with the
|y.s England Gas aud Coke Co., Everett,
|n,,. are spending their vacation at II.
: WILSON.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter p. Maxim, Miss
|7o,a Rrner Harlow, Sanger 5. Maxim
| N Murray Bigelow made an autOmo-
|ga ,rr through the White Mountains
Wednesday and Thursday.
Kisses Adelaide and Charlotte Giles
,.n. Monday morning to Old Orchard,
mare .Ley will spend two weeks, with
asir cousins, Mrs. Sturtevant and
,aghter Marion, of Waterville.
Mrs d. ID. Haynes and Miss Hattie
3lrnel entertained party of lady
rsnds AZ their camp in Burnells grove
Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were
Ered, and the time was spent socially.
yr. aud Mrs. Geo. C.. Fernsld left
yuriay for Ellsworth, where they will
psud the week. Old Home Week is
served in Ellsworth this week with
rs an elaborate program, covering
;ac,ically the whole week.
Ms. Olive Shaw of Portland, Miss
Geneva WinsOw of Gorhsm, Y. H., and
VILLAIN l.. Hitler of New York City
AlTs been visiting Mr.. Killers mother,
M C. A. Hitler. The party left on
n. early train Saturday morning for
'.riland.
Contractor Scruton has taken bis
Nwer drill to Shows Falls, where he is
. blast out a large amount of ledge to
,isn the road for the state road work
'ticb will be done there this year. The
rs steel bridge at Shows Falls is also
ping IN.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Starbird, Mr.. and
Ms Frank l.. Starbird of Norway, and
EW. StaTbird spent a few days last
rex with Capt. and Mrs. Alfred A.
abird at Four Ponds. Mrs. II. W.
xbird and daughter Glenna mean
ne visited Mrs. Lester Cowan at Rum
Ia.
Ms. J. J. Murphy and Miss Rose A.
irphy were called to Portland last
nek ou account OF the death of Capt.
lner + Ross of the coasting schooner
lidie NJ. Lawrence, who died while at
"a on the way from Portland to Norfolk,
"a, and was brought TO his home in
'ortland for burial. Mrs. Ross is a
.ece OF Mrs. Murphy.
VI. Mica Lodge, l. o. o. F., will cele-
rate It's thirty-seventh anniversary this
ear at home instead of going anywhere.
he date of the anniversary is Aug. ),
u the observance will be next Thurs
~ evening, at Odd Fellows Hall, at
0P. NJ. There will be some enter
linment, and refreshments will be serv
!. Odd Fellows and their families and
sbekahs and their families are invited
attend.
Mrs. II. A. Morton entertained her
Onday school class, the primary class
the Methodist Sunday School, in
icn.c at Peuley's Grove Thursday, TO
IhiCh a number of the mothers &C
OnPauied the little ones. As the
lOrning looked very dubious for wealth
I, not all were out for the affair, but
here were good number, and the day
'as enjoyed with games, refreshments,
I'd general good time.
July, which has been almost or quite
scOrd month in several respects, left us
isi Monday night with a number of
aOEy showers. None of them gave us
settiug here, but they furnished some
fireworks. The lightning,
'alch seemed to be largely in the clouds,
'Ou.d dart across the sky aud sprangle
a into little filaments, some of which
'Olld ruu clear 10 the edge of the clouds
Cd even apparently off into the clear
q. The same effect was noticed in
bowers in other places ut a considerable
stance, that evening.
W Roscoe Fletcher of Worcester,
lass, and Miss Edith H. Hatch were
larried on Wednesday at the home of
De BRIDES parents in Pennington. Mr..
Ie,cher, who was formerly OF South
iris, Is now a teacher In the Worcester
:hools, where he has been for some
ears. The bride has been for number
! years teacher of the ninth grade in the
outh Paris schools, position in which
De has been very successful. They are
pending their honeymoon at the Range
sys and from there will go directly to
Worcester, where they will keep house.
Porto Rico letters give news OF the
nree South Paris boys who are in posi-
lOoS there. GuyAW. Farrar, who was
hrst teaching there, is now in the 10
srnal revenue department Of the island
Ioyernment. At present he is taking
De place of the chief clerk of the bureau,
'Ao is 10 the States, and "he seems to
V holding the job down we'll" Two
ons Of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Brown,
a'erett d. and Grover D., are also 10
'Orto Rico. Everett d., who has been
eaehing for several years, is principal OF
'high school. Grover ID. is also in the
Eternal revenue department, with Mr..
sarrar.
As was announced in the Democrat
ast week, the birthday of Mrs. Nancy
whitman of this place and Sylvan Shurt'
ed Of Portland Was observed last Thurs