Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-07-04
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
Circus Thursday.

Circus Thursday.
w,ltsr L. Gray was in Boston two or
,hres days last week.
u;.s Settis Getchell of Boston is the
,uest of Miss Maud Carter.
pohsrt ". Wheeler went to Old Or
hard for the summer Friday.
CIV gilbert is spending the week
x;tb bis parents in Woodfords.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Briggs and
.hiIdren spent Sunday in Lewiston.
Ms, Marie Newton is at Woodfords
.;s;tipg Miss Doris Culbert for few
days.
Miss Edith Maxwell, who teaches in
uaIrose Mass, is at home for the sum-
ner yscasioh'
Sbaw's Orchestra goes to Bryant's
ponJ 10 night for the July ball at Dud-
Isy opera House.
rs.tsr A. West and family have NOV
lathe +. A. Parlin farm which he re-
Gently purchased.
Mis-. Anna Croker has returned home
AEs kcdChAu6 III avs N>
summer vacation
Chester Easson is employed as clerk
:, the y. DAYTON Bolster Co. store dur
inc the vacation season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moulton are
,i.itjpg al the old home of Mrs. Moulton
in Prince Edward Island.
uss Jessie K. Mcmillan of Lisbon |
rails WAS guest of Miss Rose Murphy |
from Wednesday until Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Howe of West Paris
s,s the guest of her sister, Mrs. Brack- |
an and other relatives last week.
Mrs l.. ". Knight and son, Arthur
Vnigb,. of Auburn, Y. Y, are guests of
Mrs knights brother, III. G.. Fletcher.
Mr. AID Mrs. A. III. Jackson were in
Boston the frst of the week to attend
The funeral Of Mrs. JscksOn's nephew.
Raw Thurlow brings the Democrat ten
bnr.ieafsd clovers, which he picked
from one clump while fishing in Stony
Brook
Mrs A. w. Bolster, who has been
Waiting her son, II. T. Jordan, in Phila-
dsphia. for some weeks, has returned to
her home here.
Mrs. W +. Durham of Lynn, Mass,
sbo is at her former home at West
Paris. visited Mrs. George d. Robertson
one day last week.
Miss Julia F. Morton is at home from
her teaching in Arlington, Mass, for the
simmer vacation, and is with her moth
er Mrs L. e. Morton.
Mrs Walter Peaslee aud daughter
Marjorie of Exeter, y. H., are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Dorcas NJ. Richardson,
and other relatives here.
J. D. Haynes is taking his vacation
from the store of the Y. Dayton Bolster
Go. He and Mrs. Haynes spent few
days al sumner last week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Strickland started
SATURDAY, on carriage drive TO visit
relatives in New Portland. They will be
gone week or more on the trip.
Minot L. Whittle 10 around on crutches,
as the result Of an iron form of about
.hirty pounds weight dropping Oh the
bench on 10 his foot, crushing it badly.
Mrs. C. L. Buck went Thursday to
Fort Fairfield, called there BY the seri-
Gus condition of her mother, Mrs. j. w.
Davis who has been i'll for long time.
Mrs. l.. A. Shaw, who had position
a. Sturleyant Home, Hebron, during the
school wear, returned home last week,
and has gone to visit her brother in Brant
Rock Mass
Mr and Mrs. Harrison Farrar are at
their farm in the north part of the town
fora while. Their daughter, Mrs. II.
r league of Madison, is with them for
sfew weeks.
Tracy Barker, editor of the Rumford
Falls Times, and family, were at South
Paris saturday, on an automobile trip TO
Portland, by way of Paris, Norway, Har-
risou and Naples.
There will be dance in the grove at
ANNA Emery's, Shows Falls, on the
evening of the Fourth. Dancing from
.Ol2. Shaw's Orchestra, three pieces,
Of South Paris, will furnish music.
Miss Marjorie Penley went Friday to
Eennebunk Beach, where she will be
employed at the Eagle Rock House dur
ing the summer. Miss Rose A. Murphy
left Saturday, and will be at the same
house.
Vim. II. Dow, business manager of the
Portland Express, aud a party, were
through South Paris Thursday, on their
way home from an automobile trip
through parts of New Hampshire and
Maine.
Alton G. Wheeler of South Paris, of
the class of '99, was one OF the speakers
a. the Bates College commencement din
ner in Lewiston City Hall Wednesday.
lie spoke on the Bates man in the COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott w. Howe of Rum
ford and Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Wadlin
Of Canton made short calls on friends
here last Monday, while on their way
home from an automobile trip to The
Weirs, Y. II.
Miss Caroline NJ. Clifford Of this place
graduated from Bates College last week.
Her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
K. Clifford, Mrs. Mary Shurtleff and
Mss Dora Parsons were in attendance
AZ tue SAeIClsco VI OOLhhcGSShVhe VIVA 4
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office July 3, 1911:
Mrs. Fred Pierce, (card)
:. @. Cummi Is, (cardl
Mr., Daniel McLucas, (letter.)
Miss Lena May Warren. (letter)
ST. DAVIS, Postmaster.
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Erskine OF
West Rutland, Mass, were in town
several days last week, guests at Z. +.
McArdle's, coming to attend the Cole |
Wheeler wedding. Mr.. Erskine has re-
turned home, and Mrs. Erskine has gone
to Canton to visit relatives for short
time.
This is the night, not when ghosts do
walk, but when beings OF flesh and
blood walk and do other things. 1t is
also good night to sleep-if you are
far from the msdding noise OF Fourth
Of July celebration. just how safe and
sane our celebration will be, only the
night and the day will reveal.
Mrs. Collsy, who made many friends
while residing at South Paris, is to make
her home with her daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Motley, on Pleasant Street, in Auburn.
Mr.. Motley who was formerly one of the
prOprietors of Hotel Andrews, and more
recently clerk at the Elm House in An
burn, has resigned that position aud Is