Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-06-10
SOUTH PARIS.

Ma VI COX tuh tNn N"ttl''on Va
R,ngor are guests at W. u fro'ning
hams.
mini r Easson is at home from the
,.'sar,sitv of Maine for the summer va
cation.
pol,nd Haggett has returned from
p..,ioTd Co.,, where he has been fol
some time,
,,dys E VI. stevens of Lynn, Mass,
-. basn a guest at A. K. Morse's during
the past week
V-s Orlando Irish and granddaughter
NJ. T;zzie. of Hartford, were guests OF
Mrs Glover saturday.
Mrs. z A. Davis and Miss Faith Davis
..,Hrned Friday from a visit of some
sssks 10 Massachusetts,.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold
,,,;,..s meeting next Wednesday even
inc after prayer meeting.
F,ur Young men who are scouting for
,vnsy moths in this vicinity are BOARD
mo a. George A. Abbotts.
Raw A. T. McWhorter was at Union
,," DAYS asst week, called there to at
,sr5 the funeral of former psrishioner.
NJ and Mrs. A. L. Holmes and Mr..
nd Mrs ;. Sanger Maxim were at their
amps al Shagg Pond over the weekend.
Mailer Roger SWEET of Winchester,
Mss. came Wednesday to make short
stav with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob Nichols.
AW Walker has been at Four Ponds
ora fishing trip for the past few days
With the McIntires Of Waterford ana
others from Norway and elsewhere.
V,s George A. Wilson of Houlton
has bssp a guest az Walter L. Grsy's for
,bs mast week. returning home Saturday.
M Wilson was here for short time, on
his way to New York.
What with The track meet here, the
close nj the schools, the circus at Lewis
,,r and other more or less important
events travel by all modes Of locomotion
was very brisk here saturday.
The ladies Of Mrs Barnes division
will held food sales during the summer
On the second Friday of each month, the
6yt TO be held June 18th, at Z. n.
Wrght's store. sale begins at $3.50.
Raw Andrews Chapman, formerly of
South Paris and graduate of Paris
High School, was one of class OF nine
which graduated from Bangor Theologi-
cal Seminary Wednesday evening.
The men Of the Universalist congre-
CATION have accepted the money earning
cha enge OF the women, and are organic.
Ell for business, with a COMMITTEE TO
have charge of the various undertakings.
The Western Maine Poultry Associa-
lion will meet at the creamery this Mon
day evening 10 consider important bust
ness relative to the exhibition of the as
ISOLATION. 1t will be decided where the
exhibition shall be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Plummer will at
tad the semi.annual meeting of the Ok
ford Association of Congregational
Churches which Is held at Andover on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, as
delegates from the South Paris church.
The baccslaureste sermon to the class
OF 1918, Paris High School, will be
preached by Rev. G. L. Spear at Deering
Memorial Church, Sunday evening, June
Is, at 1870 O'Clock. The other pastors
of the village, also Rev. G.. w. +. Hill Of
Paris Hill, will assist in the service.
New Hall Tor Savoy Theatrs) being &C.
cupied Thursday evening by Jack and
the Bean Stalk" the picture show went
10 Mechanic Falls for the evening, and
the orchestra which has been playing
regularly for the theatre went also,
aud ran dance after the show on their
own account.
The ladies' and gentlemen Of the
Uuiversalist church are asked to meet at
Good Cheer Hall Tuesday evening of
this week to prepare papers and maya.
zines for shipment. All who have old
papers and magazines to dispose of are
asked 70 have them at the hall at that
time
The concert which the Euterpean
Club gave at the High School recently,
will be repeated at the Congregational
church, Thursday evening, June 18th.
Those who did not hear this concert
should avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity to hear this fine program. Ad-
mission 10 cents. Concert at S:l5.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office June 9, 1918:
O Elmore Day.
Mr seth MarstOn.
Mrs Alma Whitman.
Mrs Nelson Bailey, card.
Mr. samuel Pike, card.
LeWey Cox. card.
Miss Eta Kennedy, card.
Mrs Bert Trip, card.
S. +. DAVIS, p. NJ.
The reception given by the junior
class TO the seniors of Paris High School
was held at the high school building
Friday evening. The first part of the
evening was given to musical program,
which included selections by the high
school orchestra, piano solo by Howard
Shaw, vocal solo by Miss Verna Howe,
cornet solo by Philip Jones, reading by
Miss Airline Croker, solo by Miss Eva
Andrews, and trio by Misses Verus
Howe, Lulu Davis and Marie Newton.
This was followed by an order Of games
aGd dances.
A. D. Fessendeu, state road inspector,
was in town last Tuesday, and looked
over the section of state road which 1t is
proposed to build this year. This ia
above SHOWS Falls, and the work will
be so done as not only to make a better
surface on a sandy stretch, bat also to
reduce somewhat the dangers of the
present road due to a narrow track and
sharp curves around the bank, where il
Is impossible to see ahead. Besides the
regular state road appropriation, Paris
will get 1920 from the automobile license
fund this year, and the whole will build
quite stretch OF road.
The Junior League will have socia
and entertainment az the vestry OF the
Methodist church Thursday night, june
18th. Admission five cents. Members
Of the junior league admitted free
Program:
Piano Solo. Flora Brook
solo, Hester OrdwaJ
Reading Mrs. Bertha Ave
song. Ethel Walker and Doris Graves
Recitation, Hester oruwal
Song, Marguerite Aye
Music, Flora Brook:
Recitation, Charlotte COX
song. Marjorie Edwards and Eleanor starblr,
Realizing. Mrs. BERTHA Aye
Music, Marguerite Aye
Song, junior
Saturday, June Z, was Flora's day snt
ebildren's day at Paris Grange. There
were about twenty five children at the
dinner table, and several more came II
later. The program for the Afternoon
was:
Song by the children.
Dialogue by several children.
Piano solo by Flora Brooks
Song by Hazel Maxim.
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