Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-09-12
The Oxford Democrat,
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS POST oFFIcK.
onca Hours: 7:30 A. NJ TO 7 80 r. u.

SOUTH PARIS POST offIcH-
oroa Hours: 7 80 A. u. TO 80 Pm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing Aug. 6, 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PARIS
Going down (east)-5 =2sA. ~. daily; sol A. n
\ ,'TS- 40 A. NJ. daily except Sunday; $50
daily. Sunday excursion trains, rs
AaaiSs Gp iwest)-lO Is A. NJ. daily; 8 IS P. n.
,.yy except Sunday; 7l2 p. NJ. daily; 10
dAy daily. Sunday excursion trains, 10 2
IN. SMPS
Ilbert Kicker of Biddeford is guest
/ a. samuel Richards'.
uiss Mildred Fernald of Ellsworth ID
.,W. o. Frothingham's.
Mrs. Thomas Powers has recently
,,ited relatives at Sangerville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Il. Porter of Bos-
ton are visiting relatives in Paris.
Mia Edith Maxwell left Friday to re.
anne her teaching in Maiden, Mass.
IA Scott of the Mason Manufacture
mo Co. was in Boston several days last
week.
william L. Blood is visiting relatives
and friends in Massachusetts, for few
weeks.
Ms, Hattie Hooper, who had been
,,en6ing a part of her vacation here, re-
,prnsd to Boston Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Morse and son
Arthur of Minneapolis have been guests
NA. e. MOrse's for few days.
Nrs. |. +. Andrews and Miss Eva
Andrews we're in Lewiston quite part
atlas. week, attending state fair.
Mrs. J. ]. Murphy and Miss Rose A.
upruhy visited in Lewiston several days
last week, and attended state fair.
Mrs. Sturtevant and daughter Marion,
who have been visiting relatives here,
returned Thursday to their home In Wa
eryi'l5.
Mss Ethel C. Crockett left Saturday
FOR Hayerhill, Mass, whers she is to
teach 10 a primary school for the COM
iDg year.
Philip King left Saturday afternoon
for Lynn, Mass, where he IS TO be in
Inc employ of the General Electric Co.
for the coming year.
Henry E. Howe, after spending the
simmer here, left Thursday for Wor-
caster Mass, where he will be stu
dent in Worcester Academy.
Mrs. Nettie Weeks and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Weeks have returned from
South SCOTS Bay, Nova Scotia, where
they have spent the summer.
n and Mrs. George NJ. Cutting were
in ApdoYer the first of last week to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Cuttings broth
sr. Milton Cutting, who died at the age
Of 81 years.
Hubert Davis is the guest of Charles
Y S,anhope, a college friend, at Sebec
Lake for two weeks before returning to
Bates at the opening of the college year
on the 10th.
z. ". Haskell has been receiving
much attention from his friends for the
past week, due to the arrival OF a son at
bis home Monday night. Mother and
child are doing well.
II. n. Stuart and family, who have
been with his parents here and at the
lake cottage for part of the vacation,
left Thursday for Augusta, where be Is
principal of the Cony High School.
Miss Garst and Miss Nettis Getchell,
who have been spending the vacation
here. left Sunday morning to return to
their teaching, Miss Garst in Washing
ton. ID. c., and Miss Getchell in Boston.
Although the Sunday excursions to
Portland as advertised ended on the Sd,
two more were added, one running on
Sunday the 10th, and another is sdver-
tsed for next Sunday, on the former
schedule.
Mrs. ". G.. Wheeler and daughters
Esther aud Marion, who had been at
their Shagg Pond camp for two months,
closed the camp on Monday and came TO
South Paris, and left Tuesday morning
for their home in Passaic, n. j.
The state fair at Lewiston drew the
usual number of people from this Sec
ton last week. Naturally the over
shadowing attraction of the fair was the
flying of aviator Beckwith HavenS in his
Curtiss biplane, and as he made num-
Der Of good flights, this was very salts
factory feature.
A party of six girls, Misses Sadie
Swallow, Helen Rogers, Florence Stiles,
Lula Boswell, Ethel Campbell and Lot
tie Wing, went Wednesday night to
Sherbrooke, p. O., to attend the fair at
that place, remaining for the rest of the
week. Miss Swallow formerly lived at
Sherbrooke, and has relatives there with
whom they made their headquarters.
Ten mem ers of the Epworth League
gave Mr.. and Mrs. Charles <. Merrill
surprise party Thursday evening, and
had an enjoyable visit. A hand painted
fruit dish was presented to Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill by the visitors. Mr. and Mrs.
Merrill leave on Thursday of this week
for ROckport, where they are to be prin-
cipal and assistant in the high school for
the year.
Work on the main sewer is now COM
ple,sd as far up Pleasant Street as DR..
Littlefield's driveway, which is the limit
Of the contract. Branches are now being
put in at DIR. Littlefeld's and the Stowell
houses, and some others will go in. The
streets are still pretty loose on the sur
face, but 10 places where the first of the
work was done they are gradually work
ing down little.
T.. l.. Psrlin and family have moved
into tho house which he has purchased
on Pine Street. H. w. Starbird and
family, who have occupied the house,
have moved into rent in Il. ID. Coles
house on the same street. G. n. Tit
comb and family have moved into the
other cement house on Pine Street, and
George A. Abbott and family will move
into the rent 10 the Hersey house vacat-
ed by the Titcombs.
The sweet corn, which has been look
ing so fiourishing, has come along very
slowly for the past two or three weeks,
on account of the cool and cloudy wealth
or, still there is enough OF IL so that
there is something doing all the time at
the Burnham and Morrill, factory. One
set of filling and sealing machinery has
done the work so far, but that has been
speeded up to SO cans minute, and ss
that represents between 5000 and
$4,000 cans . day, 1t Is some corn.
The date for the Seneca Clubs sale for
the benefit Of the reading room has been
set for Friday, Sept. 10th, In Grand
Army Hall. This sale 10 for an object
patronized we'll by tho village residents,
particularly the young people, therefore
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