Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-07-15

nis VACATION mere, az Fred T.. Halls.
A. F. Goldsmith left Wednesday for
visit of week with his parents In Lyn
Mass.
Miss Mildred Psrln is employed
the Hubbard House, Paris Hill, for q
season.
Ansel Swift, who has been for son
time with his sons in Minneapolis, b;
: returned to South Paris.
Eugeue Lowell went to Berlin Satu
day 70 play with the Berlin ball team
; their game with Littletop.
II is hard TO estimate the value
Thursdays rain after the drought, an
We are so soon ready for more.
Rev. j. Il. Little of Bethel was
town Saturday, on his way to bis sun
mer cottage at South Freeport.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John j. Murphy al
uOunce the engagement of their daugt
ter, Rose A. Murphy, TO Ralph r. Butt
of Norway.
Miss Grace A. Thsyer is taking be
vacation from the store of the n. Day
ton Bolster Co., and Miss Ruth Bolste
takes her place.
Dowuie & Wheeler's circus next Mon
day. OF course the old joke about boz
rowing the neighbours children to g,
with is now in order.
Sylvan Shurtleff of Portland was il
town on Saturday, as active as ever il
spite of his almost eighty-five years, ant
was greeted By many old friends.
Miss Cora GOwell, designer for Mrs
Smiley in the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c; c;
to her h6Is in Lisbon the first of las
week, the season having closed.
Mrs. ". q. Bolster of South wey.
mouth. Mass, has been CUES, at \. D
Bolster's for few days. She and Mrs
/ y. D Bolster are now in Canton visiting
the family of W. b Gilbert.
A ventilating electric fan has been in
stalled over the back window at the
drug store of the CdaS. Il. Howard Co
I Proprietor Brsgdon of the Savoy Thea
tire has also recently put in a similar fan
Mrs. Lizzie Hutchiusou-Stone and hel
little daughter Dorothy have been visit
ing their brother and uncle, Mayor Eu-
gene Stone at Quincy, Mass. They will
be in South Paris during the month of
August.
A party consisting of Mrs. Kate Lind
er. Miss Catherine G Briggs, Mss Mary
Chase of Minneapolis. Mrs 1. Z An
drews and daughter Eva, left Friday to
spend a week at the Walker camp at
Shsgg Pond.
Mt aud Mrs L. J. BODICE of Minneap
oils recently joined their children at A
L. Holmes, and last week Mr.. Holmes,
". X. Holmes, Mr.. BODICE and son Johr
BODICE spent few days at the Holmes
camp at Shsgg Pond.
George A Gray, the aviator who made
flights at the county fair last September
was married at Washington. D. c., few
weeks since, TO Miss Edith Wiley Stearns
and they are now making their home a.
Breton Woods, y. Il.
The A. G. Walton Shoe Co. of Chelsea
Mass, 10 which Harry NJ Wheeler, for
merly of South Paris, is interested, has
added TO the several manufacturing
plants which it already owned that oil
the Field-Holmes Co., also 10 Chelsea.
Albert P. Abbott returned few days
since from the hospital at Lewiston
where he underwent the amputation o
the toes of both feet. He gets around
| little on two canes, and is recovering
we'll from the effects OF the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Richardson are en-
PERTAINING at their camp at Crystal Lake
Harrison, Mrs. William Culbert anC
daughter Doris of Portland, also Mrs. A
| L. Robinson and son Roland OF Portland
The party went by auto Saturday.
The Uniyersalist ladies will holC
a food sale at the store of Grace Thayel
next week Wednesday, July 2Sd, so keeE
it in mind and think what you will cook
for the sale. The ladies' should all bt
interested as every food sale helps thei'
side Just so much.
The Juniors of the Congregations
church will be entertained at the par
sousge on Wednesday from to 3. Th'
Juniors will please bring their mission
airy envelopes as they will be opened a
this time. II stormy Wednesday th'
party will be on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cotton of Windsor
Vt, arrived here Saturday. They arr
| ENJOYING an automobile trip through
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, anC
Maine. They are accompanied by thei
son, A II. II. Cotton, and wife and twill
daughters, Dorothy and May, of Boston
AT. Bennett of Norway, meat cutter
In Churchill's market, has been laid uI
at his home for few days with wounC
in his foot In his work in the marke
he dropped big knife on his foot, the
point going in and making a cut abou
au inch long, and blood poisoning 60
| into il.
Rev. Z. A. Davis and family will e
next Saturday TO a cottage at Soutl
Freeport which they will occupy for tel
days. The Baptist church will be CLOSED
for two Sundays, July 20 and ~. Mr.
Davis vacation also includes week a
the Christian Workers Conference a
Mortified, Mass.
For the first four Sundays in Angus
com biued services will be held by til,
| Baptists and Methodists-all services
On the irst and second Sundays the ser
vices will be at the Baptist church, ant
will be conducted by Rev. G. l. Spear
On the third and fourth Sundays tn
services will be held at the Methods
church, and will be conducted by Rev
L. A. Davis.
| lie Scruton came last week, and ha
begun on the concrete bridge near tn
foundry, getting the material ready 10
the sbutmeuts. The new bridge will b
little farther down stream than tn
old. and will cross at a little differen
angle. nearer in line with Hill Street
Mr.. Scruton also has the contract Z
build a concrete reservoir of 60O, 900 gal
Ions for the Bethel Water Co.
| Like northeast snow storm in Janu
sry were the brown-tsil moths sroun
the arc lights Saturday evening. Their
seemed TO be more of them than ever be
fore. Sunday morning the light poles
and houses and everything else in tn
vicinity, were almost "a white as
painted. Monday morning the moth
seemed to have gone into voluntary n
tirement, as few were to be seen, but n
shortage Of caterpiliars need be fearec
The main chimney in the house 0
Mrs. Louise Durgin on Pleasant Stree
burned out about ten o'clock Saturda
morning, with a spectacular amount 9
blaze and smoke. A spark caught
the shingles on the west side OF the roo
and sent little thread OF smoke curtin
ND, but First Assistant Engineer Stanie
4 :. hand NTH nlantv Z