Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-08-26

N. Dayton Bolster is enjoying vaca.
ton Of two weeks.
Almon Cairns and family are visiting
relatives in Bethel.
Mrs. Walter Bonney has been visiting
friends at West Minot.
Parker Wheeler of Gorham, N. a., ia
the guest of John Everett.
Miss Alberta Thompson of Portland is
guest at Chas. Edwards.
Donald Bean and family are spending
their vacation at Bailey's Island.
Lewis Bacon of Brockton, Mass, is
visiting the families Of w. B. and Chas.
Edwards.
Pomona Grange will visit Albany
Grange at Albany the first Tuesday in
September.
Benjamin SWEET made trip to Blngor
the last Of the week and returned with a
Maxwell car.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter and his family
returned home from their vacation trip
Saturday afternoon.
Walter Abbott of South Attleboro,
Mass, was recent guest at his broth
er's, Everett Abbott.
Mrs. T. S. Barnes and Miss Helen
Barnes returned Tuesday from Portland
after visit of a week.
Richard York and sister, Miss Mabel
York of Lewiston are guests of Misses
Hope and Helen Davis.
Mrs. Amanda Curtis, who has been
caring for Mrs. Bert Curtis, has return
cd to her home at West Paris.
There will be Good Cheer meeting at
Mrs. L. Z. Beans on Pine Street We'd
nesdsy afternoon at 2 CLOCK.
Walter Matthews OF St. Adams,
Maine, a student at Harvard Law School,
is guest at w. K. CliffOrd's.
Walter Abbott and family returned
Saturday from a two weeks vacation
spent with relatives in Audoyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Ordwsy, Mrs. Ada
Richardfon, and Miss Hester Ordway
are at Peaks Island for week.
George Clifford went to the Central
Maine General Hospital Saturday, where
he underwent surgical operation.
Miss Bessie Hsggett has resumed her
work at Smilsy's dry goods store at Nor
way after vacation OF two months.
The A. (. Shurtleff Co. has leased the
old postoffice and will move their bust
ness about the middle of September.
Rev. and Mrs. c. I. Spear and two
youngest children are at the SWEET cot
tage at Norway Lake for two weeks.
Mrs. B. G.. Hammond returned from
Rumtord Falls Saturday, where she has
been visiting her sister, Alma French.
Mrs. Percy Allen and daughter Marion
spent the week with Mr.. Aliens parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Allen, at Bridgton.
Frank Fogg and Stanley Wheeler, To-
cal agents for the Cadillac motor car, re-
ceived one of the 1914 models on Thurs
day.
Marguerite Elder, who has been Wis.,
iting her sister, Mrs. Wendell Rounds,
returned to her home in Maiden, Mass,
Saturday.
Ernest NJ. Millett has let his store on
the corner of Maine and Cottage Streets,
Norway, TO Harry Packard for five and
ten cent store.
Mrs. F. II. Wyman and daughter Lot
Ia from Peabody, Mass, are visiting
their aunt, Miss N. o. Wymsn, and cou-
sin, Ralph Wyman.
". p. Morton was in Portland Sstur-
day and Sunday. he visited Ralph
Penfold. Mrs. Morton has been spend
ing several days there.
Norris Newell is enjoying short "
cation with his parents, Mr.. and NJ.
Charles Newell. He is employed as
night clerk at the Rangeley Lake House.
Grace Thayer was in Auburn Wednes-
day and Thursday, where she attended
the annual convention of the Maine As
ISOLATION of Undertakers which was held
at Lake Grove.
Miss Wight of North Bridgton, who
has been visiting Miss Florence Richard
son, returned home Wednesday. Miss
Richardson accompanied her and will re-
main few days.
Mrs. Lizzie w. Mlllett has been APP
pointed State Dept. Librarian of the
Ladies of the Grand Army by the Dept
ment President, Mrs. Florence NJ. Wal
lace of Wsterville.
Mss Doris Culbert of Portland has
been visiting Frank White and family at
Danvile junction, also at Poland
Spring, returning to Portland after a
very pleasant vacation.
The Lumley Castle Band went to
Welchville Wednesday evening where
they played at a lawn party. The trip
was made by teams. Lloyd Davis acted
as leader in the absence of the regular
leader.
Bert Clark has severed his connection
with the Chas. II. Howard Co., and II is
understood that he will open a new drug
store about October first in connection
with the Hobbs Variety store in Nor
way.
Rev. c. l. Spear will return from his
vacation Thursday and resume his work
next Sunday, Aug. 81, preaching spe-
cial Labor Day sermon. He extends an
especial invitation to all men to be pre-
sent.
Mrs. l.. Z. Bean, Miss Cora Mason and
Pauline made two days auto trip
through the White Mountain district
last week. Friday they went to Port
land for the day, Elmer Campbell acting
as chauffeur.
| A new cement walk was completed
last week on lower Main Street, down IN
"Pooduck" by the j. b. Cole crew. II
starts in front of the grain building oc'
cupied by Farrar Bros, and extends as
far as the Shurtled Primary school house
lot.
Miss Bertha Dagnall and Miss Geta
Graves of Portland, Conn, are guests
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Benz. T. Hicks. Ii
company with Mr. aud Mrs. Hicks and
Sanger s. Maxim they made an auto TRIP
around the White Mountains last Thurs
day and Friday.
Il MIR. and Mrs. Arthur /. Merry OF New
York city have returned here after 1
most delightful sojourn at Camp OwsleI
as guests of Mr.. anu Mrs. j. Z. Richard
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Merry went to Port
i. land By auto Saturday aud will return t
New York early in the week.
, Members of the Ladies' Of the G. A
r. are requested to meet 10 their room
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