Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-07-09

Commencing June ., lsi9'
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STATED MEETINGS.
go M-Pari Lodge, No, "a. HesnIs
-, Tues iAy evening on or before tuiI u un.
80. B. F-Aount N,cs Lodge, I rsSu Aanr nor,
lnss, La- -Is,, arst ana third Monday evening
Oteaca 5ioH Hcpnt Pleasant Rebeksa Lodge, No
q. y. . =. second and fourth Fridays OF esci
y, meSS ~ Fellows Hall.
non'9 ~ % w. X. Kimbsll Post, No. las, meet
%. o. a. ,.f , ,alri saturday evenings OF eaci
-osIh. n q, A. K HAL. ,,,a, o.,hsG A
p ree;s first and third SatI,dSy e'ens' "
=, month. IN Grand Army HAL. ...
esn 1y--ioshua l. Chamberlain camp meet'
= y. sr.t Tuesday night after the fun OF the
eo.H-Paris Grange, meets hrsI ana thiro
S-!art-4 - = second ana fourth Mondays Of
"a E'1 ~ P.-stony Brook Lodge. No. Isl,
y. .er5nd and fourth Wednesday evenings
Of saes @O9 Iisr,ip Lodge No. 81. meets every
gTilsy evening az PYIhisn HAL.
nc Knight spent several days II
Massachusetts, last week.
Mrs G. 5 Gould OF Otisfeld is calling
IN old friends about town.
II Murphy visited his brother, D. <.
Nprphy a, Lewiston, Friday.
Ms Charles sutherland of Cambridge,
Nass i, visiting az L. J. Brackets.
II Murphy and family spent the
Eoprtb AZ W z Penley's, Greenwood.
Mrs Lena NJ Ross and children, Eve
Iyp and Ellsworth Ross, OF Woodfords,
men, lsst week with relatives here.
Gustsge Potter has been the guest OF
Frank Packard at the camp on Round
Pond. near Locke's Mills, for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Morton, who are
AZ their camp at Shagg Pond, have as
guests MIR. and Mrs. Heidner and Miss
sara SWEET.
Elmer swift of Revere, Mass, was
here few days last week visiting bis
father. Y. T. Swift, and his aunt, Mrs
J.E. Murch.
Mrs Dunn Of New Sharon, who has
been with Mrs. A. Il. Doble for several
weeks, is spending the present week at
New Sharon.
Miss Marion l.. Bumpus, who ha'
been visiting relatives here for the pas
two weeks, returned TO her home a.
Auburn Wednesday.
George +. Buck of Boston visited hi!
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Buck, and hi
brother, DR.. Chas. L. Buck, few day
the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Parlin left Satur
dsy for visit of two or three weeks q
Colebr0ok, Y. a., their former home
where they have not been for number
Of years.
Master Leslie Marston is very proud
Of his bicycle which "Grandpa" Penley
gave him only few days ago, and mas
already learned to ride like veteran
wheelman.
George d. Robertson of this place anC
his brother, L. 5. Robertson of For
Smith, Ark, who is visiting in Maine
have been visiting another brother II
Rsngeley for few days.
Howard W. Wheeler was at hom'
from Manchester, Y. a., for few day
over the Fourth, accompanied by RALPH
Marden of Manchester. They spen
their time at Shagg Pond, where the.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Nor
ton
Miss Pauline Mason's seventh birth
L n w cd ~
day afternoon, at which fourteen or fif
teen of her young friends were present
Refreshments were served, and the time
was spent in smusements such as arr
best enjoyed by little people.
E.P. Crockett is preparing to adj
ftty-eigbt feet to the length of hi
greenhouse on Porter Street, which i
now fifty feet in length, thus rathe
more than doubling it. The heating
plant and other equipment will be nee
sssarily increased to correspond.
1t certainly sounds untimely, iu view
OF some Of the weather We have hac
since but il is an actual fact that few
tender plants were killed by frost here
Monday morning of last week, the hrs
day Of July. That makes frost IL
every calendar month so far this year
aud leaves only one mouth, August, IL
which we may reasonably hope TO escap'
FROST Aud David Woodbury. say
there is sign that forecasts one in Au
gust His uncle David Bemis mad'
much of the saying that there would b'
a frost in six weeks after the first cricke
was heard. Now he has heard cricke
this summer, aud the six weeks perio'
will be up on the l4th of August. s.
about the fourteenth look out.
After painful illness of many months
Mrs. Lucy II. Cole, wife OF Cyrus I
Berry, died at her home in this villag
Thursday evening. Mrs. Berry was
years Of age. She was born in Greer
wood, married Cyrus P. Berry, and the
lived for some time at Bryants Pond
but for many years have lived in Paris
Besides her husband, Mrs. Berry leave
two children, George w. Berry of New
London, c., and Mrs. Maud Davee o
South Paris. She is also survived b,
one sister, Mrs. Horace Berry of Bryant
Pond, and one brother, Gavestou Col
OF Mechanic Falls. The funeral was a
2P, NJ. Sunday, attended by Rev. A. I
McWhorter, pastor of the Congrega
tiOnsl church, of which church Mrs
Berry was member.
A party Of eleven left Friday an
Saturday for a stay of a few days
Concord Pond, in the two camps ther'
Camp Concord, owned by the Mortoni
and the camp of Mrs. Fairbanks g
Newtonyille, Mass. Those in the part
were Mrs. L. C. Morton, Miss Julia
Morton, Mrs. Geo. b. Crockett, Mr.
Leon S. Fairbanks, Miss Ethel G. Crocl
cit, Mrs. Geo. r. Morton, Miss Katherir
Morton apJ Nas,ar uanrv Marian Ray