Oxford Democrat., 1911-08-29
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS rosr OFFICE.
,ace Hours: 7;So A. =. to $50 Pm.

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TO- a. A. NJ. daily except sunday; 4s
Jay daily. Sunday excursion Tains' "a
AH,oTyp mn igest)-lo Is A. NJ. daily; s:s5 P. \
Soaus uss,Sspt Sunday; 7:l2 p. NJ. daily; 10
JAY 1tily. sunday excursion trains, TO-
IN, SN0P.s.
u-s Almeda Newton Is visiting rels
- ard friends at North Woodstock.
4 NJ and Mrs. Nelson Mixer have re
...nsd from a vacation spent at Union
w,s Carrie A. Gray is at home from
contb birmingham, Mass, for a vaca
ton.
vs. Bessie l.. Cole has returned from
20 weeks stay with relatives at Lynn
Mass.
Mics Iulia p. Morton is with the famil,
,,bsr brother, c. G. Morton, in Crystal
Nh.
vrs Guy Cole and daughter Wildel
..-s a, Mechanic Falls few days las
week.
u,s T $. Barnes and Miss Helen NJ
R,rnes have spent week at Peaks
Island.
Ms T. Z. Wilson and Mrs. l.. c.
Snilsy made trip to New Meadows lnr
Wednesday
Mrs. Anna Glover and son Theron OF
Abingdon, Mass, were guests OF MIS-
Maria Glover last week.
Mrs Walter l.. Bonney has returned
boms after visiting her son, Frank
B5nuey, in Houlton, for several
weeks.
Niss Airline Crocker is visiting Mrs.
T,rbell IN Maiden, Mass, going there
With Mrs Tarbell on her return home
lsst week.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. w. Morrison OF Ruther-
brj y j., have been guests at l.. ). Bill
Tng, f.r few days. Mrs. Morrison Is
asstsr Of Mr. Billings.
Miss Marion Clark has been visiting
,s'ativss in Bolster's Mills for the past
sv DAYS. Malcolm Clark is visiting his
b,otber George in Melrose, Mass.
Miss Perkins, who had been stenog-
,,nbs- g the office of w. j. Wheeler x
~ dur.pg the absence of Miss Baker, re-
,rrpef 10 her home in Halloweil Friday.
Nr and Mrs. Auburn Fl. Fl Cotton
and dav-lters, Dorothy and May, OF
Roston and Mrs. A. d. Cot on of Wind
Dr Vermont, are guests at Hiram
PulsIiers
Mis-, Ada Turner, who has been en-
,oyre q, the Eagle Rock House, kenne-
bu6k Beach, the past few weeks, return
Al home ,ast week sick with an attack
Of Oiappeld,citis.
Mr and Mrs. George F. Farnum left
The iir,; Of last week, with their cousins,
M and Mrs. Newt. in their automobile,
iOr Fall River, Mass, where they VIII
visit for few weeks.
Mr. aDd Mrs. s. A. Lord OF Beverly,
Mass. and Mrs. Elizabeth Edgeriy are
A Camp Beverly, Island Pond, Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Blake and Mrs. Z.
P Pariin visited them there Friday.
Mrs. C.. w. Bowker and daughter
Nurie! and Miss Mary Clifford have been
visiting Mrs. Bowker's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Stanley, at the state tish
hatchery in Auburn for the past few
days.
The Seneca Club are soon to have
ale for The benefit Of the reading room,
,he date TO be announced later. Any
one who cares to help the good cause Is
sked 10 donate an apron for tne apron
table
Mrs. J. P. Richardson has returned
from Camp 0wsley, accompanied oy
Mrs. William Culbert and Miss Doris
gilbert of Portland, who have visited
here for a few days. Others of the
party remain at Camp owslsy.
In the Democrat of last week by mis-
sake The name of BERTHE Wheeler was
omitted from the list Of players in Lum-
lev Castle Band. He has new True
Tone" cornet, and though one OF the
youngest in the band, does remarkably
we'll.
Not less than 16O people from this viii
age attended the production Of Quincy
Adams Sawyer" at Norway Opera House
Tuesday evening. The theater goers
know a good thing when it comes along.
There was one of the largest houses ever
seen in the Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Record and son
Miles Of Haverhill, Mass, who had been
some weeks at Eastbrook, came to Geo.
B. Crockett's the first of last week. Mr..
Record went soon after to Haverhill to
attend 10 his duties there as superin-
tendent of schools, but Mrs. Record aud
son will remain few days longer.
Mr and Mrs. p. Z. Hathaway and son
Donald, who have spent their vacation
at Waterville, returned home Tuesday:
They came by automobile, accompanied
by Mrs. Hathaway's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. A. Wing, of Waterville, and her
brothers wife, Mrs. Frank Wing, and
daughter, from Chicago, who renamed
here for few days visit.
William K. Holmes and family, who
have been for some weeks with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Holmes, lett
Tuesday for Connecticut. Mr.. Holmes
has been teaching in New Britain, Ct.,
but for the next year is to be principa!
Of the high school in Southington, a
town ten or twelve miles from New
Britain. This is q school having eight
teachers under the principal, and ABOUT
two hundred students.
Additional connections for the sewer
have been put in at Masonic Block W.
A. Porter's store, and Billings Block, so
that erything on that side OF the
Square is at least ready to pipe into the
sewer. and the tearing up Of the street IN
the square is about done. Figures made
last week by the selectmen and Con
tractor Scruton show that the CONTRACT
will carry the sewer on Pleasant Street
to a point in front of DIR. Littleield'
driveway.
The members of the Finch Club, once
loosely but without approval termed oI
sirieud the Wicked Six, enjoyed triI
to New Meadows Inn Saturday. In'
members of this club are Mrs. j:
Bean, Mrs. N. ID. Bolster, Mrs. w. r
Maxim, Mrs. NJ. l.. Whittle, Mrs. N. u
Elder, and Miss Anna Morse. VIII
them on their New Meadows trip Satur
dsy were Mrs. Cora S. Briggs, Mis-
Marguerite Elder, Miss Ruth Bolster
and Robert Whittle.
Dr.. W Merrill and John Traynor,
small boy who was . guest at the doc
tors, had q narrow escape Wednesda
forenoon. The doctor was on his way
his auto to z. NJ. Greely's, with the 90
beside him. In front Of j. H. Record
Mr.. Records dog ran out, and his mt
mentum carried him under the fror
wheel The doctor held on to the whe'