Oxford Democrat., 1912-09-03
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
O1o uaek 10 election.


Miss Mabel Allen has returned from
.i.it 10 friends at Baiiey's Island.
Mia. Dorothy Wight has returned from
80 % her grandparents in Bethel.
r., frame Of 5. p. Maxim's new build
,..on Pine Street is rapidly going up.
NJ. GLADYS Hammond and daughter
~ Tiyermoge Falls are visiting relatives
here.
u-,r G. Morton and Miss Julia P
Mn are spending few days at Ocear
Park
Mrs. + A. Taylor visited Miss Laura
ns11s At Old Orchard few days last
week.
Nc r,ls BRYANT of Locke's Mills Wis
- brother. William Herrick, Wed
uesday.
v-s George ". Mckinley went Tues
a.v 10 C0lebrook, y. a., to visit her
brother.
n and Mrs. A. n. Cairns aud son
b,Ts zone on q visit to Sawyerville and
Costic5gk, 7. Q
ps,ismi1 II. Fish of Santa Barbara,
c,gf arrived at Geo. 4. Morton's the
first of las, week.
>r-s George D. Robertson and daugh-
NCi,f3r1 visited friends at West Paris
asbor; time last week.
Ms. r. p Parlin of Wilton was guest
~ he- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d..
Rake. a few days last week.
Thar, will be rehearsal of the Eu-
,s,Ds.. C,ab chorus at the home of Mrs.
Rnpbam 90 Tuesday evening.
P,r- admits were baptized in counec-
,io, vi.h the prayer meeting at the Bap-
ti,t church Wednesday evening.
Nr. Ford and daughter of Portland
-. g,sSrs Of Mrs. B. A. Tuttle at
Ho,ei Andrews a few days last week.
Charles K. Elder and daughters, Misses
Mildred ard Marguerite Elder, returned
~ the,r home in Maiden, Mass, Satur-
day.
The las. dance OF the season will be
hs'5 =, academy Hall, Paris Hill, Fri
5ay eyeuin.. Sept Oh. All cordially
invited.
Mr. and Ms. Harold c. Anderson and
children OF Providence, X. L., came last
week to spend vacation with their peo-
pie here
NJ, aa4 Mrs. Clyde Keene and two
children Haverhill, Mass, have been
visiting relatives in this vicinity for a
few days.
Miss Ida Packard of Bethel was the
CUES. % Mss Myrtle Buck few days
last week. and also visited at Z. \
Auder,ons.
Rev J. K. Wilson, d. D., of Portland,
will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist
churcu next Sunday, in the absence OF
Rev. Mr.. Davis.
Mss Flora Ritner Harlow, who has
been a. Walter P. Maxim's for some
weeks, returned Saturday TO her home
II Bridgeport, CT.
". 3. Davis, who has been operator at
the Grand Trunk station here for some
time has been transferred to Island
Pond, aud has gone there.
Albert Ames and daughter, Miss Belle
Ames, have recently visited relatives in
Portland, aud Miss Belle Ames will re-
main there for few weeks.
Mrs. J. W. Davis was at DR.. G. l..
Bucks for few days last week. She
and Mrs. Buck are now in Norridgewock
attending the Seventh Day campmeeting.
Mrs. Benjamin Swe,t left Tuesday
morning for Massachusetts,. She will
v.sit her son, Vernon b. SWEET, IN New
too, and her daughter, Mrs. Abbott, In
Lynn.
Hon. James S. Wright spoke at Re
publican meetings with Hon. w. b.
Skelton. al East Hiram Tuesday after
noon. Fryeburg Tuesday evening, and
Canton Wednesday evening.
Hon. Daniel J. McGillicuddy, repre-
sentative TO congress from the Second
Maine District, will speak at Demo
cratic rally in New Hall next Friday
evening. Lumley Castle Band will play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Cole, who have
spent the summer vacation with their
people here, left Monday morning for
Canton, Mass, where Mr.. Cole Is 10 De
principal of the high school for the COM
ing year.
Mrs. G.. (. McArdle arrived home
Thursday from her visit to Schenectady,
y Y. and West Rutland, Mass. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Roxana Nc
Arile Of West Rutland, who will visit
rslatiyes aud friends here for some
weeks
A new hydrant has been set on Pine
Street, near the house occupied by Z. l..
Parhn. There was before quite a long
stretch on Pine Street without hydrant,
and a number of new buildings have
gone up there in the past few years.
The new hydrant may also serve for ad-
dtioual protection for the buildings IN
the square.
Lumley Castle Band gave a concert IN
the square Thursday evening, which
drew out a crowd in spite of the frigic
temperature. The band had rather
busy week. Monday evening they play
ed at a Republican rally at Oxford, Tues
day evening at the society circus at the
fair grounds, Wednesday evening had
rehearsal, and Thursday evening gave
concert.
Rarely does man receive more cordial
greetings from more friends than were
given Uncle" John Martin when be
was here on short trip last week. Mr..
Martin was formerly for long time
resident of South Paris, but is now the
oldest citizen of Rumford, and carries
the gold headed cane as such. He is so
years Of age, and still well preserved and
in good vigor.
As the result OF provision in the post
Office appropriation bill passed by the
congress which has just adjourned, all
first and second-class post Offices will be
closed on Sundays, except that holders
of lock boxes will have an opportunity
to get their mail. This provision does
not apply 10 the South Paris office, which
is of the third class, and it will continue
to be open an hour Sunday evening.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office Sept. Cd:
Mrs. George ROhses
Donald IT, stewart.
Miss Amy Cole
william Chapman.
Miss Dorothy S.iBurt-
S0lOn Briggs.
Mrs. Fred Pierce.
Mary HOyt
Miss Amelia Dyer.
Mrs. Isabelle Dean.
Leon L. Cash.
hrs- J. =. Crockett.
Aiyan Flood, q cards)
b. 2. Hall.