Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-06-25
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.

JE Murch has purchased a f0'0
touring car
u,,,sr Robert Bracket is spending
- v.cation in Harrison.
II. and Mrs. W. B. Strickland are al
M w. caItare at Bailey's Island.
n. and Mrs. W. o. Frothingham visit
m Rapgor few days last week.
pohsr, Mckenzie of Boston has been
,ns.t Al W. J. Wbeeler's for few days
NJ y NJ Richardson has returned
IN, her visit to her daughter in Exeter,
Nh.
,c.s Mildred Ham of Portland has
,..n Guest at J. II, Jones for Few
days.
Mss Helen W. King is at home from
49,, ,s,cbiug in Portland for the summer
vacation.
No. NARY Z Bryant has been on visit
,a.ssk or two to friends in Bethel and
West Paris.
,Gss rrlia p. Morton, who teaches IN
,L-ac,on Mass, is at home for the sum-
mer vacation.
p,h.-, " Wheeler was at home from
Portsmouth, " a., for two or three
DAYS last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Z. Cole arrived from
,.bi,rI VI ,ss., Friday night, to spend
The vacation here.
Ms Abbie Z. Jones and granddaugh-
-. D,rpthy Wilbur, are in Portland for
ayisit Of few weeks.
u- and Mrs. A. X. Shurtlef have re-
NV snsnt week with the family of
G. Norton at Crystal, \. ii.
NJ and Mrs. +. A. Heidner were on
Ii,,is trip TO Bethel last week, Mr..
gsidper. incidentally, doing little hsh-
ing
YIN p. Morton and George T. East,
man are IN their annual trip to Concord
PM where they will spend few days
fishing.
Herbert A. Hilton has been at home
ora vacation for the past two weeks,
and he and Mrs. Hilton spent week Oh
the time at Shagg Pond.
Snaci,I meetings were held by Paris
lodge. :. aud 4. VI, Thursday and FRI
dav evenings, and the degrees were con-
ferred on one candidate.
Johp A. scott of the Mason Manu-
,,c,nrinv Co. left Friday morning for
br.ins,s trip, which will probably occu-
NJ ,b1uta mouth and will take him as
far as California.
Quite quantity of harnesses, robes,
stc and auumber of carriages were sold
att. B. Fogg's auction Friday, but bid
diug on the horses was slow, and no
sales were Effected.
The remains of Darlington NJ, 2
months of age. son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. &.
Proctor NJ Auburn, formerly of Norway,
were brought here Wednesday for burial
in Riverside Cemetery.
Students of the high school and of the
ninth grade united in a picnic at Hogan
and Whitney Ponds, Oxford, Friday.
Others of the schools enjoyed picnics on
ssmsller scale at nearby points Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles +. Muzzy, for
merry u Paris, but for number OF
wears in Palms, Calf, arrived here
on the 18th for visit to Mr.. Muzzy's
mother Mrs Columbia Muzzy, and
other relatives.
z T. Jewell, formerly in business in
South Paris for number of years, now
of Berlin, Y. H., was in town Tuesday
night, aud attended the Scalar concert
a, Hebron, coming for that purpose
While here he called on number OF old
friends
Miss Ethel c. Crockett, who teaches
in Hayerhill, Mass, arrived at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b.
Crockett Saturday night, for the sum
mer vacation. Mrs. Leon ). Fairbanks,
who teaches in Newton, is expected
there Monday.
Hubert Davis of this place, son OF Rev.
aud Mrs Z. A Davis, is in the gradual
ING class at Bates College this year.
Mrs. Davis aud two daughters, Misses
Faith and Hope, went Saturday to Lew
istOn, to attend the exercises OF COM
menCement week
George /. Burnham leaves with the
Democrat a freak of nature such as is
occasionally seen. Ii is a twig picked
from an apple tree on DR.. Kings farm,
having on it specimens of the formed
fruit as large as the largest variety of
peas, and full blown double blossom.
Walter Hammond of Milton, VT,
made his mother, Mrs. A. w. Hammond,
short visit last week. Mr.. Hammond
elves his diploma this year from the
Maine Medical School, and will have a
position for the coming year 10 the
Eastern Maine General Hospital at Ban
gOr.
sylvan Shurtleff of Portland was at
south Paris Saturday and made call on
the Democrat. Although he will cele-
brate his S4th birthday in the near
future, Mr.. Shurtleff is still active, and
his memory OF men and events OF the
past ;hreescOre and ten years is unim-
paired.
Capt. Alfred A. Starbird of the U. S.
Artillery Corps arrived Friday night for
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
5. Starbird he will go on fishing trip
Of few days to Four Ponds before re-
turning. For some time he has been at
Fort Sill, Okla, but about the first OF
August will be transferred to Fort Leav'
enwOrtb, Kan, to attend the school OF
the line
Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. c. Fernald were in
Berlin, y H., Wednesday, to attend the
funeral Of Albert ii. Eastman. Mr..
Eastman was president of the Berlin
National Bank, and had organized a
number Of other banks in New Hamp-
shire, having become one of the best
known bankers in this part of the couu-
try. Mr. Fernsld was formerly for some
time in bis employ.
Wallace A. Clifford, who has been for
the past three years principal Of the high
school at Island Falls, arrived at his
home here Wednesday. Mr.. Clifford has
resigned his position there. During his
service he has been very successful in
the school, and before his departure be
was given q reception by the people OF
the place, and gift as token of their
appreciation. He expects to remain
here this summer, and in the fall will
enter either the dental or medical de-
psrtment of Harvard.
A lively tally-ho party of eighteen at
tended the Scalar concert at Hebron
Wednesday evening, besides several
parties who went by automobile and
otherwise. making about forty from this
vicinity who attended. Mile. Scalar was