Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-07-11
Miss Maxine Bennett il Visiting In

Buckfield.
Phil ZONES is visiting his cousin
Ralph L am, at Woodfords for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Ware spent Sunday
with Mrs. Wares daughter in Portland
Mrs. Eugene Dorr and son of Mexico
are guests of her mother, Mrs. Hannah
Holt.
Miss Eva Wyman of Auburn was q
guest Of Miss Helen Porter over the
Fourth.
Shirley Rawson is clerking in the store
OF +. n. Wright during the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Wilbur and Miss
Dorothy are visiting Mrs. Wilbur's sister
at Woodfords.
Mrs. Smart and Miss Bean of Wood
fords were guests of Mrs. Geo. r. Nor
ton over Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Cummings of Mechanic
Falls Is at Writ Stanley's, caring for
Mrs. Stanley, who is i'll.
Fred Howe and two sons of Waltham,
Mass, are expected this Monday after
noon to visit his mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Howe.
Misses Hattie Burnell and Carrie Hall
spent Sunday at "The Farm, Lake
Pennesseewassee, the guests of Eunice
Fobes.
After brief respite from the heat, we
seem TO be in for it again. The mer-
curry touched the nineties Sunday, and
still apparently has ambitions.
The Universalist church will be
closed after next Sunday until the first
Sunday in September, as Mr.. Miller and
congregation will take six weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Porter, Helen and
Ernest Porter and Miss Eva Wymsu of
Auburn were guests of c. NJ. Titcomb at
Highland Cottage, Halls Pond, over the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Heidner on Friday
joined Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Morton at
Shagg Pond, where they have been spend
ing the week. All have now returned
home.
The anniversary party of the members
and friends of the Norway Baptist
church was held on the lawn of Miss
Julia Z. Millett on Western Avenue Fri |
day evening.
II is expected that the date for the |
dedication of the Deering Memorial |
Church will be set some time this week |
The work of installing the pews will be |
finished early this week.
Good Cheer meeting Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 with Mrs. Young, instead of
| o'clock as announced Sunday. 1t is |
hoped every member will be present as
We want a word from all.
Shirley II. Pulsifer of Natick, Mass,
md DIR. and Mrs. Walter Pulsifer of
Whitman, Mass, are guests for few
lays of their grandfather, Hiram Pull
sifer, and other relatives in this vicinity.
Superintendent OF Schools U. G.
Wheeler of Passsic, Y. j., and family,
ire expected here Monday afternoon,
md will go within day or two to their
amp at Shagg Pond to spend the vaca-
ion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Gray were at
Auburn Thursday night to attend the
Wedding OF Mr.. Ralph C.. Bean of Wake
ield, Mass, and Miss Florence W. Low
III of Auburn, who was at one time a
eacher in Paris High School.
Mrs. Jane Clark, who lives at Geo. r.
Aorton's, fell Sunday morning and broke
Ter hip. The other hip had been broken
Ome years ago. A trained nurse is in
attendance. Mrs. Clark, who is advanc-
ID in years, is in critical condition.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. A. Lord aud Mr.. aud
drs. George Davenport Of Beverly.
Mass, Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerly of this
,lace, and W. A. Blake and family of
Auburn have been spending week at
lamp Beverly, Harrison, returning
Thursday.
Fire started up Sunday on land belong
ny TO o. K. Clifford, on the slope south
II Stony Brook, mile and half east OF
be village The fire was set by light
ling in the shower of Thursday, but
dr. Clifford supposed he had put it all
nut on Friday. IL seemed, however,
hat il still smouldered in dozy poplar
tump, and broke out on Sunday. II
vas land where pine had been cut, and
he thick black smoke made by the old
ops looked dangerous as seen from the
Iiilage. A number of men went to fight
ng it, and got it under control after
bout an acre had been burned over.
Think of fighting woods fire such day
IS Sunday