Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-06-18
Miss Alberta Thompson Of Portland ID
again at Charles Edwards'.

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Mrs. Franklin K. BEEN of Woodfordl
is guest at Geo. r. Morton's.
Carl S. Briggs is at home from Tuft,
Dental College for the summer vacation
DR.. M. N. Houghton of Paris is q
guest at B. +. Richards for few days.
At last we have little bit of weather
which doesn't seem to have its origin
at the north pole.
Albert E. Dean and family were al
Locke's Mills over Saturday and Sunday
the guests of Mr.. Cushman.
The tally,ho party for the Scalar con.
cert at Hebron Tuesday evening will
start from South Paris at $50 P. NJ.
A large crowd attended the dance a,
Paris Hill Friday evening. The next
one will be Tuesday evening, June 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Frost of South
birmingham, Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Frost's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Max
well.
G. Smith Chafin of North Carolina
and Boston is at George c. Fsrnald's for
the summer. Mr.. Chaffin is here for his
health.
Miss Addie l.. Giles was at home from
Lewiston for Sunday, aud was accom-
panied by Miss Hazel Wing of Bath and
Miss Marion SturtevaDs of Waterville.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller delivered
the baccalaureate sermon at Bryant's
Pond Sunday afternoon before the grad
uating class of Woodstock High School.
Z. n. Haskell and family drove to
Denmark Saturday. Mr.. Haskell has
returned home, but Mrs. Haskell and
son will remain for visit to her people.
There will be a special meeting of Mt.
Pleasant Rebekah Lodge Friday evening
of this week, to confer the degree, and
all members of the team are asked to be
present.
B. n. Hanson of the Mason Manufac-
turing Company will move his family
this week from Gorham, n. H., into the
house on Pine street built last season by
for some time held lease.
This issue of the Democrat goes to
press just before the polls open for the
primary, so no announcement as to any
feature of the new institution is posi-
ole. A light vote is anticipated, though
perhaps not so light as some had ex-
pected.
The hearse house at the rear of the
Congregational church has been moved
back, and the work of making the ten
mis- court in the enlarged space thus af-
forded is under way, 1t is expected that
the court will be ready for use some time
this week.
A. C. Maxim is building in the space
between his mill on SkilliDgs Avenue
and the Maxim storehouse south of il
which he has bought, and is converting
the new part and a portion of the old
into room to be used for
storage, and to house an automobile il
necessary.
Willard Cleveland fell off the fence at
the brick school grounds one day last
week, and dislocated his shoulder. He
has been somewhat sroject to accidents,
having previously broken one leg, and
broken the same arm which was dislo-
Gated last week. He is doing well, and
is back in school.
The meeting Of the w. C. T. u, at
Mrs. Walter Swett's, next Tuesday after
noon, is to be the annual field day and
picnic. Members are asked to bring
their sewing and fancy work and their
bread and butter and cake in their
baskets, prepared to spend the afternoon
and stay to tea, and enjoy the good time
which this occasion always brings.
DIR. j. G. Littlefield and DR.. D. NJ.
Stewart were in Portland to attend the
meeting of the Maine Medical Associa-
ton Wednesday and Thursday. DR..
Stewart read a paper Thursday before
the association on "Chropic Lead Poison
ing from Drinking Water" Mrs. Little
field and Mrs. Stewart accompanied their
husbands, and attended the banquet
Wednesday evening.
Paris Grange will conduct literary
contest for a while this season, starting
in on it at the second regular meeting in
July. The brothers are ranged on one
side and the sisters on the other. Mrs.
5. Z. Jackson is captain Of the mems
side, and Walter E. Twitchell of the
women's side. mo, the printer hasn't
made a mistake and reversed the names.
They are correct as given above.)
The Pioneer Chorus and Orchestra will
rehearse at o'clock sharp, Wednesday
evening, after the mid-week prayer meet
ing at the Congregational church be-
cause of the closing exercises of the
South Paris High School which will take
place Thursday evening. All members
are earnestly requested to be present as
definite plans will then be made for the
picnic and tally-bo ride to Hogan and
Whitney Lakes in Oxford.