Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-04-29
SOUTH PARIS.

AID have your Panama cleaned.
~. mastering in 5. P. MaIim's new
,,l.E IN Pine Street is about completed.
Plummer of Lowell has been the
- n bis daughter, Mrs. Fred B, Wig
gu
Miss Edith Maxwell is here on a
-. vacation from her teaching in
Nslrose, Mass
Mes Dorcas NJ. Richardson is in the
90 Name General Hospital at
IsUi.'on for treatment.
u,s G. Morton and two children, of
-. \ H.. are with Mrs. L. c. Nor
,o5 for stay Of few weeks.
usmbsrs Of the Friday Night Club
= he Gentlemen enjoyed dance in
e,,pd Army Hall Thursday evening.
y,..A T. McWhorter and daughters
R1lb and Kathleen went to Portland
g,ily. an spent the weekend at
Sebsgo Lake
Cant +. T.. Trbou is laying new
,,,ss p.os 90 bis house from the spring
~ t5s bin where he takes water for
household -se.
NJ. Bsrnes and Mrs Wheeler will en-
,s,-aIp tue seneca Club for its annual
LIN, a, the home of Mrs. Barnes,
,h., Monday e7ening.
They .,.U have a Fast Day in New
u,~r.A.rs. and last Thursday was the
day IN Maine we've almost forgotten
via, Fls, Day looks like.
Mrs Raws0u Holman and daughter,
Mas E.-ig Holman, went last week TO |
- Poland spring House, where they |
have employment for the season.
The u,ts daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher A. pagiu, two years of age, fell
down f.gh, u stairs Thursday, and
suffered a bad break Of one arm.
Nr and Mrs. J. q. Wentworth of
G,rs.r y o.. were here over the
weekend They are 10 run restsu-
amt iD G0rham the coming summer.
Mrs. Helen True OF New Gloucester,
xLl has been with Hon. and Mrs. James
SWrigh, through the winter, is quite
Hand under the care of trained nurse.
The ladies' aid of Deering Memorial
ChuF.a vs. zoo meet in the small vestry Fri
day a. $50 O'Clock. Please return all
dishes belonging TO the Aid or individ-
las a, t4is time.
AL bur one or two Of the teachers were
Al B1c1feld Friday and Saturday for
the netting of the Oxford County
Teachers Association, and the schools
xerg .Jgpeuded on FRIDAY
The aides Of Mrs. Swett's division are
requested to meet at the home Of Mrs.
w Chute, Tuesday, April goth, at
5P A., 10 discuss business of impor-
lance. Come one, come all.
T G.. Larry of Gilsad, proprietor of the
+ c. Larry Store, who has been i'll with
meumonis, has recovered sufficiently so
tat he was here the last of the week,
FOR the first time in a number of weeks.
Two runaways by the same pair of
heavy horses with q dump cart, within
an hour Wednesday, caused some ex'
element, but the cart was strong, and
the driver stayed" ard no damage was
done.
A pardon was granted by the governor
and council Thursday night 10 Annie |
Mcdonald, formerly OF Rumford, who |
was sentenced to one year in the Oxford |
County jail at the term of court last |
october
At the last meeting of Paris Grange, it |
was voted that the next meeting, May 3, |
be called Brothers Day. IL will be an
all day meeting, With dinner served by |
the brothers. A large attendance and q |
good time are expected.
Miss Helen L. Chapman was in Port. |
land a few days last week. Her grand |
mother, Mrs. Chapman of Kennebunk- |
port, came home with her for visit. |
Mrs. Chapman is 90 years of age, and |
quite brisk for one of her years.
Eraud c. Torrey has purchased of
Mrs T. NJ. Millett the northern part OF
The j. "a. Winslow homestead lot lying |
between High Street and the railroad,
aud purposes TO build a house on the
knoll a. the north end, on Nichols Street.
EE Chapman, who has recently sold /
his farm, will have an auction at bis
place on the Paris Hill road Thursday /
afternoon at 80. Property to be sold !
will be a number of high grade heifers,
wagons and slelghs, hay, farming tools,
etc, partial list of which will be found
on the bills.
The Democrat learns of the death in
Riverside, Calf, of Mrs. Edith Stillman
Allen, widow of Charles A. Allen, who
was for some time resident OF South
Paris, but went a few years since to be
With relatives in Riverside. The date OF
death and other particulars are not
learned. Mrs. Allen leaves two chill
dren.
The W. C. T. U. annual dues can be
paid 70 the following ladies represent
log the four churches in the place:
Mrs. George Morton from the Universal
ist church; Mrs. Wallace Clifford from /
The Congregational church; Miss Annie
Edwards from the Baptist church;
Mrs. Lucy Edwards from the Methodist
church and grange.
The Junior Girls Bible class of the
Baptist church, by invitation OF their
teacher, Miss Tolman, spent very |
pleasant evening at her home on Park |
Street, Thursday evening, April "a |
After a short business session the even |
ing was spent playing games, and re-
freshmeuts were served at Howsrd's
Drug store. Nine members Of the class
were present.
Frank B. Fogg drove touring car
through from Portland one day the last
of the week, without serious trouble,
but some of the roads, especially In the
woods, are not yet In good shape for
automobile travel. However, the autos
are plenty every dsy-and indeed, there
have perhaps not been more than thirty
single days in the past twelve months
when automobiles have not been run
ming on the streets.
Benjamin SWEET reached his SEVENTEEN
milestone last Tuesday, and while there
was no special celebration of the event,
he was given a substantial reminder of
the occasion. Vernon b. SWEET, the
Oldest son of Mr.. aud Mrs. SWEET, &C
compsnied by bis SOD, came from New
ton, Mass, for the anniversary, and
brought handsome gold watch for Mr..
Swstt which was the gift Of his six
children, scattered from Bangor, Maine,
10 Ogden, Utah.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office April 2S, 1918:
Mrs. Jennie Hanson. card.
Mrs. Relic Kramer. card.
Miss Flora U. Smith. card.
Mrs. Carrie Walker, card.
Miss Edith \. Davis, card.
NtVrIg shaw card