Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-09-10
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

Lots OF gaSOuue Is Vo'nS
Monday.
Mrs T. R league of Madison is the
.,s., of relatives here.
NJ z W. Taylor of Portland is
mast Al z. A. Tayior's.
Miss Cutler Of Portland was with Mrs
"A. Hilton over Sunday.
Mrs. Briggs of Newmarket, n. H., i:
-,-;,;,r her sister, Mrs. j. II. Nichols.
NJ NJ. Stewart and family have
visiting at Sabattus for few days
No, Edward wiggin of Pressure Isle
3, ,Ss guest of his nephew, Fred B. Wig
gin.
Me- : B. Lunt and son William OF
p.I,,st are visiting relatives and friends
here.
Ma. Mabel G.. Hathaway returned
s,Inrlsy &, her teaching in Rockpert,
Mass.
Albert Kicker Of Biddeford has been a
..canr sues, at Samuel Richards for a
few days.
Ms r. Andrews and Miss Eva
Andrews spent most OF the past week in
Lewiston.
Mrs Helen Hargrave of Portland was
gne.t a, Y. D. BOister's the first of
last week
U, and Mrs. W. r. Fletcher of Wor-
.,s,sr Mass. nave been visiting here for
siew days.
Vi.s Gouell of Lisbon is to be de-
sio1er in Mrs. Smiley's millinery store
this season.
Gsorgs x Jackson of Ionia, Mich, is
,isitins relatives in Paris and vicinity
fora few weeks.
NJ and Mrs. J. II. Clark and children
are Al Highland cottage, Halls Pond,
for teg weeks.
~ "a Bowker was one of the judges
fine sports at the Labor Day celebra
tor a. Bangor
Miss Maud Carter aud Miss Nettie
Ge,chsll started Sunday for Boston to
resume their teaching.
Mrs Nellie Brickett is taking vaca-
zion M ,yo weeks, and is spending
NORTON o.. The time at York Beach.
n, and Yrs. Harold 7. Briggs have
hsen entertaining Mrs Briggs aunt, Mrs.
Tsabsl Marble and son, of Lewiston.
Miss Ethel C Crockett, who has spent
the simmer at her home here, returned
S.turdsy to Ger teaching in Hayerhill,
Mass.
DrFH packard and family have
closed ,he camp near Locke's Mills for
the season. and have come to South
Paris
Miss Julia p. Norton, after spending
the sumner vacation here, went Friday
.oAb.DEon, Mass, to begin upon her
year teaching.
Mise. Aldie and Lottie Giles enter
tanned party Of young ladies at their
bone las. Monday evening, and all had
very euj1yable time.
Ms, Grace Thayer aud E S. Jones at |
tended the annual meeting and banquet
OF the Maine Undertakero' Association |
at Portland Wednesday.
Mrs Georgia Day of Franklin, Mass,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ellen Rich |
ards and Mrs. Wealthy Clifford. She |
vii remain for a number of weeks.
Frank Gregory of the Savoy Theatre |
came here from Portland Saturday, and
has arranged to start up the picture
show on Tuesday evening of this week.
Miss Ada Turner, while returning
home from the Democrat office one
nigh, 'ast week, was delighted with the
sight Of two deer in field beside the
road
Miss Catherine G. Briggs, accom-
panied by Miss Ella Lois Byers of BOs- |
ton was with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
George \ Briggs, few days the first Of
last week.
Mrs J. P. Sprsgue and daughter of
Chicago are visiting Mrs. Sprague's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Maxim,
for few weeks, They arrived Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Edith Maxwell returned to her
teaching in Maiden, Mass, Sunday
afternoon Her sister, Mrs. Frost of
south birmingham, returned home at
toe same time.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office Sept. o.;
Nr- NJ. C. Hogan.
Nr, Agnes Pratt.
Hellen.
Another concert by Lumley Castle |
Band n the Square last Wednesday even
ing, which drew out the usual large |
crowd IL was a pleasant evening, and
the music was fully enjoyed.
A hand power canceling machine has
been installed in the post office. A
bunch Of letters can be ground through |
this much more rapidly than they can be
cancelled with hand stamp.
Rev. Thomas Pearce Of GleDarm, Md,
who is in Maine TO place his daughter in
Hebron Academy, will conduct all
services at the Baptist churches of South |
Paris and Norway next Sunday.
Mrs W. II. Blake, Mrs. Elizabeth
Edgerly, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Lord of
Beverly, Mass, aud w. A. Blake and
family Of Auburn have recently spent
two weeks at Camp Beverly, Island Pond.
The price of the baked bean dinner at
the Uniyersalist Good Cheer booth this
year will be IS cents. This advance in
price is due TO the high cost of all arti
clss. Call, and you will be sure to get
your moneys worth.
The birthday of George T. Eastman
Thursday vas observed by little sur
prise arranged by Mrs. Eastman, his
sister, Mrs Deliver, and Mr.. and Mrs
Mixer. When Mr.. Eastman arrived at
the tea table at night he found it set
with new china tea set presented as a
souvenir Of the occasion, aud a pleasant
tea party was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Park, who re-
turned last Monday afternoon from
White Mountain tramp, report that they
bad great good fortune in one respect,
IN that the sunset and sunrise the night
they spent on Mount Washington were
among the finest ever seen there. Also
they got soaked with rain going over
the range, which completed the ex-
perience.
The state fair at Lewiston had a good
patronage from this vicinity last week.
Among those who attended were Pres
ident William j. Wheeler, Secretary W.
U Rockingham, aud the several trustees
oil the Oxford County Agricultural Socie-
w. who are on the alert as usual, look
lng after the interests OF our fair this
week. As has frequently been remarked
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