Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-08-12
SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARlS.
Miss Eva Andrews is visiting relatives
,.TryeIl for few days.
Mics Hattie A. Hooper of Boston Is a
mast a, Hon. James 5. Wrights.
Marion Garland of Portland has been
,,spding the past week at n. e. Elders.
cg Mills and Miss Mills of Ro1bury,
Mass. are guests at T. NJ. Davis for a
week or 50.
NJ. Cobb Of Portland, formerly Miss
rori,s sumner. and daughter, are guests
=, Geo. D. Robertson's.
There will be a Good Cheer meeting
vs5oss5sy of this week with the presi-
5so-. Miss Cora Mason.
Miss Hope Soule of Washington, D.
q ba. been a guest at {. y. Haskelrs
Tor The past week or two.
vr. Il. 3. Whiting of North Abing-
.,- Mass is spending few weeks with
he, daughter, Mrs. W. B. Young.
pbHfp King is at home from Lynn,
U,.. 10 spend bis vacation with his
1,rso.s. Nr. and Mrs. J. F. King.
Harry T. Maxim and family are with
NJ Nsxim's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank I'd Maxim, for their vacation.
II Spohord was at Long Island
Tuesday 10 attend the reunion OF his
old res. ment, the Fourteenth Maine.
Mrs A C.. Jones and granddaughter
n,-q-rv Wilbur are in Portland for a
Few weeks 10 visit Mrs. W. ". Walker.
C5,-.e, A. Young and daughter, Miss
Geneva Young, have been spending the
pas. week visiting relatives in Leeds and
Belfast.
Miss Marion Sturtevant, who has been
the guest Of relatives here for some
weeks returned wednesday to her home
10 Rome
M, sea Brown and son Lyman of
S7merysus. Mass, are guests at j. A.
Esnpsys Mrs. Brown is a cousin of
Mrs. Ksooey.
Ne and Mrs. A. L. Holmes have been
4, their camp at Shsgg Pond for the past
few DAYS with the family of their son,
w. K Holmes.
Rev Milton V McAlister and family
ofElot are spending their vacation with
Ms NcAls,er's parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
o. Z Bsrr5ws,
Mrs Nelson Howe of Stoneham, Mass,
All Miss Mcdonald of Pswtucket, + l.,
haze been guests for few days at c.
Ellis McA'lister's.
Mss Margaret A. Baker is taking her
vacation from the office of W. j. Wheel |
e,5 Co., and is spending the time at
her l-me in Norway.
A uew diamond, much heavier than
has been used there before, has arrived
for the crossing of the steam and cleo
ri, -oads at Hicks Crossing.
Mrs. Il. A. Morton, Miss Julia P.
Norton, Mrs. c. A. Record and Miss
Ethel C Crockett are spending a week
3. Mrs. Morton's camp at Shagg Pond.
Howard W. Shaw and family, with
n IS Lizzie Muzzy and Miss Marion
Clark, spent a few days last week at
Charles Ttcomb's camp at Halls Pond.
There will be a dance at Academy
Hall, Paris Hill, Friday evening, Aug.
-. Admission 25c each. All cordially
Invited Music by four piece orchestra.
Treasurer Geo. c. Fernald of the Paris
Trust Co. is at Buckfisld for two weeks
while Mr.. Purinton, the manager Of the
Buckfield Branch of the Trust Co., takes
bis vacation.
Miss Helen Chapm an has been taking
q vacation during the past week from
her work as stenogrspher in the office of
Hon James s. Wright, and has been
visiting at LivsrmOre Falls.
Nathan A. Chase of Ilion, n. Y, ar
rived at A. w. Walkers on the "a 20
spend his vacation. On Tuesday the
Walker family. with Mr.. Chase, went to
their camp at Shagg Pond for stay of
week or more.
The Pierces, who gave the entertain
msnt at Paris Hill Thursday evening,
With their eight-yesr-old son, were guests
al Dr. Stewards during their stay in
town They came from their home in
Ohio 30 their summer home at Harps-
We, with their motor car, distance OF
soma 1900 miles.
Wm k Kimball Post, G.. A. r., at
tended the funeral Of Alpheus Fuller in
body at the Universslist church Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. Fuller was born in
Woodstock, June y, 1885. He served
in the Tenth Maine Regiment, and later
10 the seventh Maine Battery, and join
ed the Grand Army in Ohio. He leaves
one daughter in Washington, and one
sister, Mrs. America Andrews of North
Paris. Burial was at West Paris.
The ". Il. SWEET farm was sold on
Tuesday to James NJ. Millett of this
town THIS farm, conducted for the
past few years by the late Walter II.
SWEET, is one Of the best farms in town,
with a good lot of tillsge land, a large
number of well cared for and producing
apple trees, and a little wood, with
cOmm0diOus buildings in frst-class con
dit,On. Mr.. Millett, the purchaser, has
for some time been manager for DIR. |
King 90 his farm. Stock and equipment |
we're taken with the farm.
Or. Edwin NJ. Fuller, who died at his
~"'Ar ~ JAN EAiNag uAHhN AAVu OapON 4
poisoning, at the age of 63 years, was |
native Of South Paris, son of the late Al |
den Fuller. DR.. Fuller had been in !
practice in Bath for more than thirty |
years, aud was physician and surgeon |
OF note in the state. He was for num- |
Der Of years an officer of the medical |
corps Of the Second Maine Regiment, |
being chief surgeon during the last of
bis service, and was prominent in Ma
sonic and other organizations.
Mount Mica Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. F.,
Observed its thirty-ninth anniversary
Thursday evening with a short program |
arranged on rather short notice. The |
actual date celebrated was the 5'h, the |
lodge having been instituted Aug. 5, 1874 |
About 25O were in attendance at the |
exercises Thursday evening. There was
music By an orchestra, vocal solos by |
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Tolmsn, and re-
marks by A. Z. Shurtleff, n. d. Bolster
and Benjamin SWEET Refreshments |
were served and a social time was en-
ioyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Plummer OF South |
Paris, DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stephens, Nor
way Lake, DR.. Edna and Miss Janet Ste
phens of SOmerville, Mass, and Mr..
Boynton OF Portland, took an auto trip
OF TWO days last week through the
mountains going by way of Gorhsm,
Breton Woods, Bethlehem and stopping
over night at the Crawford House, re-