Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09


ing the fall millinery openings.
Harry Titcomb spent the past week
with Francis Shaw at his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shaw are spending a
two weeks vacation at Bailsy's Island.
Miss Marion Bessey from Bryant's
/ Pond spent last week at John Wight's.
Miss Hattie JENNIE has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Charles Merrill, at
York Beach.
Ralph T. Parker of the law firm of
BIsbee & Parker Of Rumford, was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Walter Annis and Mrs. r. n.
Carr visited their father, d. +. Porter, at
Litchfeld, Ne.
Miss Jennie Skillings, Pleasant ST., en-
tertained her sister, Mrs. Abbie Bubar of
Blaine, last week.
Miss Carrie Girou of Auburn is visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moultou.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. McArdle returned
Tuesday from few days vacation spent
at Peaks Island.
Miss Luella Smiley was in Boston the
past week attending the advance fall
millinery openings.
Alden Bean Of Bethel recently visited
his two sisters. Mrs. L. Z. Bean and
Miss Cora j. Mason.
DR.. and Mrs. C. L. Buck are enjoying
some fine drives with a new team recent
ly purchased of +. B. Fogg.
Mrs. Della Ruth of South Portland, for
time resident of this village, is the
guest of Mrs. c. Z. McArdle.
Mrs. +. n. Carr and son Floyd from
Springfield, Mass, visited her sister,
Mrs. Walter Annis, last week.
Philip Bopney was operated on at the
Central Maine General Hospital We'd
nesday and is now gaining rapidly.
Fogg Il Wheeler have sold one of the
new 1914 model Cadillac cars to George
+. Morton. These new cars are beau
ties.
Mrs. May Wheeler has gone to her
home in Bangor. She has been spend |
ing the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
A. o. Wheeler.
Rae Newton returned from Rangeley |
| Thursday where he has been during the
summer, acting as catcher on the Range |
ley base ball team.
The blacksmiths in the village OBJ
served Wednesday as as a holiday in
stead of Monday and most of them put
in the day at State fair.
Misses Mary Chase of Minneapolis,
Carrie Hall and Hattie Burnell of this
village, were the guests of Mrs. Wallace
Clifford at tea Wednesday evening.
| Alexander Anderson of St. Stephen,
n. B., who has been employed during
the summer as painter by McAtlister Il |
Kimball, has returned to his home.
George Marsh of Dixfield, formerly |
employed 10 this place, has been INSTALL |
ing a tipping machine-of his own patent
at the Burnham & Morrill, corn factory. |
| E.N. Anderson is enjoying a vacation
| from his duties as engineer on the Nor |
way branch train and Mr.. Ring of Port |
land takes his place during his absence.
George Abbott, who is in poor health,
is spending some time with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Abbott, at North |
Paris. His son Harlan accompanies
him.
Mrs. Alta Rankin and her father, A.
w. Walker, were in Wells last week on a
business trip. Henry JENNIE and son
Ray were also there TO run some lines
and do some surveying for Mrs. Rankin.
South Paris base ball team will play |
one game and possibly two at the fair
almost entirely of the members OF the
champion high school team of last
spring.
Alton Cook finished work as clerk for
A. II. Jackson Saturday night and bis
position in Mr.. Jsckson's store will be
taken by Mr. Jackson's brother, A. j.
Jackson, who has been in Michigan for
the past few years.
Miss Nellie NJ. Jackson left Thursday
for Portland where she will spend few
days with friends. From there she will
60 to Quincy, Mass, to visit her uncle,
w. B. White, aud will then make trip
to Washington, D. c.
Mrs. E. Psrlin has had two double
stones set in Riverside Cemetery. One
is on her lot and one on the lot of Han
nibal G.. Howe, also marker for
Archie. The work was done by j. p.
Murphy of Lewiston.
Henry Plummer, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Plummer, who recently
submitted to a very critical operation at
tue Central Maine General Hospital in
Lewiston, is gaining rapidly and his
complete recovery is expected.
Prof. II. II. Stuart and family, after
spending the summer here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Stuart, and at
his cottage at Norway Lake, returned
Thursday to Augusta to resume his
work as principal Of Cony High School
of that city.
The ladies of the Good Cheer Society
of the Universslist church held veran
da party at the home of Mrs. Bean and
Miss Mason on Pine Street Thursday
afternoon and evening, Ice cream and
welsh rarebit were the dainties that
were on sale.
Mrs. K. ]. Whitman and Rev. and
Mrs. William Blake, who have been the
guests of j. II. Stuart at his home here
and at his cottage at Norway Lake, have
returned to their homes, Mrs. Whitman
to Somerville, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake to Grafton, Mass.
Special train arrangements for the
last two days of the fair are little diff
ferent than in previous years. The spe-
cial from Berlin is due to arrive here at
9 o'clock and the one from Portland
at OILS. Both trains will leave on the re-
turn trip at $50, which is half hour
. earlier than in former years.
Supt. Frank Goldsmith OF the Burn
, ham l. Morrill, corn factory expects to
have the factory running at Its full Ca
, pacity the last OF this week. Enough
) corn has already come in so that the
canning will start to-day, Monday, but
he does not expect to do much OF the
. work until after the three days of fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Wheeler found
their new home on Church Street beau
tifully decorated when they arrived after
their wedding trip. White ribbons and
: old shoes were the leading features OF
: the decorations and placard on the
D door announced the fact that "A pretty
home wedding took place here Sept. 3D.
Z 1918"
a The Grange presented their drama
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