Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-07-04
Lewis A. Keen went to Boston Friday.

az Mrs. Alice P. Thayer's.
Il: B. Eaton, the upholsterer, IL a
work at Hebron for while.
Ralph Gray went Monday morning t.
Old Orchard for the summer.
| The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold .
food sale in their vestry next Friday Al
bpm.
Mrs. Georgia Andrews IL visiting he,
sister, Mrs. Mary Burnham, at Cape
Elizabeth.
Mrs. Miriam Stone 10 with her grand
son, Charles Andrews, at Paris Hill, fol-
several weeks visit.
II. /. Lowell from Bolster's Mills ia
moving into the rent over the store OF
W. o. Rockingham.
The stores, offices and other business
places Of South Paris will be closed all
day tomorrow, July 4.
George Salisbury, formerly a resident
of South Paris, now dentist in Mere
dith, CT, is visiting here.
Mrs. Leon S. Fairbanks Of Newton
vile, Mass, is here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Crockett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harlow Of Wor-
cester, Mass, are at South Paris on their
wedding trip, with his relatives.
Harry Z. Maxim and family of Port
land are with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Maxim, for the holiday recess.
Miss Edith NJ. Willis is at home from
her teaching in Brockton, Mass, with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Willis.
Misses Lula Blanche Haskell and Rose
w. Clark have gone to the Atlantic
Hotel, Kennebunk Beach, to do table
work
Miss Nora A. Durham will accompany
Mrs. George c. Erskine to her home in
West Rutland, Mass, ON Wednesday, to
make visit there.
Mrs Ellen NJ. Curtis has been at her
cottage at Falmouth Foreside for the
past few days, putting the cottage in
order to let for the season.
Mrs. Z. l.. Greene and two sons are
visiting relatives in Portland and Var
mouth. Mr.. Greene will visit with them
while they are at Yarmouth.
The pews for the Deering Memorial
Church arrived last week, and man is
expected Thursday to set them up. They
are very handsome oak pews.
Sunday was scorcher, with thermom-
eter reaching the nineties, and there is
every prospect of continuance of the
heat. We hope for showers, but don't
yet see them.
The Woman's Mission Circle will hold
its monthly meeting in the Baptist YES |
try next Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock A cordial invitation is extend |
ed to all women and girls.
Robert Greenleaf of Albuquerque,
New Mexico, a former resident of South |
Paris, is spending the summer in the
East, and has been with his nephew,
George Fl. Davis, for the past few days. |
The county commissioners at their
meeting last week decided to put in steel
ceilings in the corridors Of the court |
house, and in the offices down stairs ex
cept the probate court room, which |
already has it.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Blake of De-
troit, Mich, have been visiting his IA |
Their, James Fl. Blake, for few days. |
They will go soon to North BridgtoD,
where Mr.. Blake is to teach in a sum- |
mer camp for the season.
A. ". Walker and family, with Miss
Isabelle Bryant as guest, and Mr.. and
A d. COT m hS r
camps at Shagg Pond, and will remain
until Wednesday. Mr.. aud Mrs. A. l..
Holmes were at the Pond over Sunday.
Superintendent Fl. A. Morton Of the
Paris Manufacturing Co., who is enter
tanning the company's foremen at his
camp for Monday, has party of about
dozen there.
Fire was discovered on the public
dump Just back of the high school build
ing little after o'clock Sunday after
noon. An alarm was ruug by the Con-
gregatioual church bell, and line Of
hose was put on. A large amount OF all
kinds of stuff has been dumped there,
aud there was quite hot blaze. If it
had not been discovered early, the high
school building, the woods surrounding,
and the other houses on Pine Street,
would have been in serious danger. As
it was, the damage was nothing. The
place smoked for a long time, and
watch was kept all night. Nothing 10
known as to the cause of the fire, though
it is thought by many that 1t was spon-
taneous combustion. Some people COM
ing home from church by the woods
path passed the place only few minutes
before the fire was discovered, but saw
nothing.
BOLSTER DISTRICT.
Mrs. Clara Jones of Oxford is at A. B.
Talbot's, where she expects to spend the
summer.