Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-06-11
The Oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.


In spite of rain and frost, wild straw
harries are beginning to ripen.
grammar school socisble was held
:, Grand Army Hall Friday evening.
Edwin B. Stearus of Bethel has been a
onsst at ). p. Stesrns' for few days.
R,lpb Easson is at home from the
r-niversi,y of Maine for the summer
vacation.
Harry A. Titcomb came home from
tba University of Maine Saturday for the
SIMMER vacation.
Mrs j. A. Henderson and son John OF
,rontreal made Sunday night visit to
Miss A. VI. Douglass.
Mrs. /. NJ. Lunt of Lewiston is the
ones, of her daughter, Mrs. Harold L.
Briggs, for few days.
n, Pleasant Rebeksh Lodge will work
the degree Friday evening and the team
are asked TO be present.
Hamlin Lodge, X. of p, will work the
rank OF Knight next Friday evening, and
refreshments will be served.
Mr.. Angie W. Bolster started Friday
for a visit 10 the family of her son, Har-
~ T. Jordan, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. o. II. Bumpus left Saturday for
Orsst Mass. where she will spend the
sumner as usual. Mr., Bumpus will go
later.
Station Agen, George A. DOran ex-
,sc.. 10 start on Friday of this week for
a combined business and pleasure trip to
st Paul, MINI.
Dr + ". Smell arrived from Dennys-
vile by automobile last week, and is
getting his household goods in order in
his house on High Street.
q ellis NcAllister has returned from
E,s.1o where he has been TO, some
o.-xs and will work at his trade as
painter aud paper hanger
The selectmen have men cutting wild
harry trees and worthless apple trees IN
the limits of the highway all over the
town according 10 the new law.
Mrs. J. Monk has been elected
dslega,e from VIM. K. Kimball Circle,
T.die. Of the G.. A. r., 10 the convsn-
tjop of the state department at Bangor.
Paris Lodge, F. and A. NJ, will have a
Specsl meeting Tuesday evening ct this
week T4e NJ. NJ. degree will be con-
ferrsa aa ,wo candidates, and lunch
wi. be served.
Winifred Paterson, daughter OF Mr..
and Nrs Robert Paterson, underwent an
operation at the hospital in Lewiston
las week for the removal of adenolds
AMI The tOuSils.
The county Jail had new kind OF
christening last week, when it entertain
Ell the first woman committed for intoxi-
cation since il was built. She was ar
rested al Norway.
ChHdrens day exercises were held at
tue CuverSalist church at the morning
service sunday, and children's day con-
cer,s at the Methodist and Baptist
churches sunday evening.
The Sunday excursions to Portland on
the Grand Trunk will start on the sd.
The trains will run on the same time as
for some years past, going down at IS
An. and arriving here at night at
o'clock.
No intention of being pessimistic, but
really, did you ever know a June frost
that wasn't followed by an early frost 10
the fall? Here's prediction that we
shall have a killing frost before the l4th
OF September.
The first dance of the season will Del
held FRIDAY evening at Academy Hail.
Paris Hill Music by Shaw's orchestra
of South Paris. Admission % cents
each. All are cordially invited. Dane
ing at S:l5 sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Young and son
Roland left Saturday to spend week al
their former home in Arlington, MASS
The town is this week observing It's two
huudredth anniversary with a celebra-
ton which covers the entire week.
Miss Nellie Jackson, who has been in
Boston for some time, has returned to
her home here. She was accompanied |
by her uncle, Col VIM. b White, with
whom she has been in Boston. Col
White will remain here for some time.
State Inspector of State Roads, A. ID. |
Fessenden, was in town Saturday, and |
the selectmen with Mr.. JENNIE as sur
veyor. laid out the state road TO be i'm |
proved at Shows Falls to continue from
where they left off last year in the d. |
reetiOn of West Paris.
DR.. Leonard j. Neal, osteopathic |
physician, who has been located in Bos- |
ton, has decided to locate in South |
Paris He and Mrs. Neal will occupy U. |
K. Clfford's house, the Bolster place, on |
High street, and already have a part OF |
their household goods in.
There will be banquet in the Baptist
vestry on Thursday, June IL, at D p. NJ,
for the Junior c. K. Society and the
Junior Girls Bible Class, and in honor
Of Miss Florence SanbOru, leader of the |
junior C. e. and Miss Marjorie Penley, |
teacher Of the Girls Bible Class.
Charles W. Wentworth, Grand Warden,
N D. P, will visit Stony Brook Lodge, |
South Paris, June II. Lakeside Lodge |
Of Norway will unite with Stony Brook |
Lodge iu welcoming the Grand Warden. |
It's hoped that every member will De
present Lodge opens at s O'Clock sharp. |
Program for Paris Grange June Is:
Music Choir |
Realm Alta Rand. |
song, Lucy Edwards. |
Realizing, Mrs. 5. 4. Jackson.
Music Choir
Question. What can we do through the summer
months to make our meetings more inter |
esting? opened by W. 4. TSitchell.
Nssic Choir. 1
The Joke is somewhat on Superin-
tendent Of Schools Knight, who came
upon a gray colt while driving through
the pine woods the other day. The colt
was so small that he knew the mother
must be near, 80 he looked for her aud
saw her, but she had horns, and then be
realized that he had seen a pair of our
Maine deer.
A new voting list for the town of
Paris has been printed and posted by
the selectmen. This list contains total
of 1914 names, which ia few less than
were printed in the last one. The long
est list under one initial are the BIS, of
which there are l2l. Two families d.
vide the donors of having the largest
representation. There are sixteen Alb
bolts and sixteen Coles.
Mrs. Mary A. Rowe, widow of Ellery
W. Rowe, a native of Paris, died 10 Port
land Friday, at the age Of So years.
Mrs. Rowe was the daughter of Lazarus
Hathaway, a well known citizen OF Paris,
and was the youngest and the last sur
viyor of large family of children, in