Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-08-12
DR.. E. @. Andrews of North Arson 1,
visiting his brother, I. E. Andrews.

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| Alton C. Wheeler is having electri
lights installed in his house on Porte
Street.
Miss Edna Bedel OF Auburn was
guest at Mrs. L. Z. Beans for few day
last week.
Mrs. Edna Daseome, nee Faunee, o
Milwaukee, Wis.,, is guest at W. B
Strickland.
Concrete walks and steps are bein;
put in at the house of S. c. Ordwsy oil
Western Avenue.
Mrs. George NJ. Giles visited he
daughter, Mrs. Mcsllister, in Auburn, {
few days last week.
Mrs. Charles R. Elder and Miss Mar
guerite Elder of Maiden, Mass, are at
their summer home here.
Mrs. y. D. Bolster and Miss Ruth
Bolster are spending the week at Ole
Orchard for rest and change.
Sunday afternoons shower barely laid
the dust, but IL brought down the tenn.
perature fifteen or twenty degrees in a
few hours.
Next Saturday the blacksmith shops
of South Paris will be closed all day on
account of the blaeksmiths' field day al
Long Island, in Casco Bay.
Mrs. Leon S. Fairbanks, after spend
ing few weeks with her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Geo. B. Crockett, returned
Monday morning TO Newtonville, Mass.
Miss Maud Douglass is spending a
short time with Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Gilbert at Canton, returning home with
them when they called here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Ordway entertained
a party of friends at their home Satur-
day evening. Three tables were filled
al Rock, and light refreshments were
served.
Extensions Of the concrete sidewalk
on Western Avenue now make one con-
tinuous piece from the house of 81. L..
Swan on the south to that of E. B. Dean
on the north.
Guests at A. E. Morse's are Mrs. Wal
ter Leach formerly Miss Minnie Morse)
and daughter Nancy of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Z. NJ Stevens and son Alvin Of
Lynn are expected there early this week.
Rev c. l. Spear and a portion of his
family will spend about ten days at the
Benjamin SWEET cottage on tennessee
wsssee Lake. The two oldest sons,
Philip and Wesley, will visit in West
brook and Portland.
Intentions of marriage are record
ed at the Office of the town clerk by
Burr Frank Jones of South Paris and
Helen Mary Robinson of st. George; and
By Arthur Elbridge Forbes and Alice
Maud Douglass, both of South Paris.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
Sunday School will hold their annual
picnic with the president, Mrs. Lester
West, Wednesday, Aug. Is. Teams will
leave the Andrews House at 9 O'Clock
sharp. II rainy Wednesday, they will go
Thursday.
VIM. Harrington Morton and son Will
Morton Of Connecticut, who are stop
ping at Waterford, were here Sunday
and called at n D. Bolster's. The elder
Morton is cousin of the late J. j. Nor
ton of South Paris, and was here TO look
the old place over.
All members and friends OF Deering
Memorial church who are interested in
the serving of meals at the county fair
are requested TO meet at the church
this Monday evening at $50 to make
plans. Please remember this includes
man &c nall aa uNmaD
The union services Of the Methodist
and Baptist churches, which have been
held for the past two weeks at the
Baptist church and conducted by Rev.
c. | Spear, will for the next two Sun
days be held at Deering Memorial
Church, and will be conducted by Rev.
Z. A. Davis.
Superintendent of Schools Burr T.
Jones is at his former home at st.
George, and it is expected that when he
returns later he will bring bride with
him. They are to occupy the II. W.
Dennison house on Park Street, which
Mr.. Denuison and family will vacate be-
fore the end of the month.
The members of Mt. Pleasant Rebeksh
Lodge are invited to join with Onward
Rebekah Lodge, of West Paris, in pic.
mic az Lake Grove, Auburn, on Wedues-
day, August 49, The party will leave
on the milk train, which leaves South
Paris at 600 O'Clock A. NJ. The fare
will be the usual mileage, or return tick
ct, as no special rates have been arrang-
ed.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post office, Aug. II, 1913:
Mr.. c. W. Loyejoy tletter).
Mr. W. T. Emerson tletter).
Mr.. A. Dragnnas (etter).
Mrs. Charles Buck (letter).
Mrs. A. c. Robinson card.
Mr. Charles Cummings e cardsl.
N ISIS j. NJ. Austin.
K Z. Rawson.
S. +. DAVIS, P. NJ.
An association Of camp owners at
Shsgg Pond, in which number of South
Paris people are interested, was formed
last Friday evening, at meeting held at
Waldheim, the Holmes camp. A. NJ.
Andrews of South Woodstock, the old
est cottager on the pond, was elected
president. The special purpose OF the
association is to agree upon desired reg
ulations for the fishing in Shagg Pond
and vicinity, and the matter is now I'M
der consideration.
The Seneca Club met Saturday even
iug at Mrs. Stanley's on Pine Street, to
give a shower to Miss Maud Douglass Of
the club, in view of her approaching
marriage. HostesSes for the evening
were Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Hilton, Mrs
Littefield aud Miss Thayer, At the ap-
propriate time an automobile profusely
decorated with white crepe paper, and
driven by Miss Ethelyn Stanley, made
its appearance, and from 1t number OF
packages were taken and opened by
Miss Douglass. Gifts of both value and
usefulness were included, from the club
collectively and the individual members,
and the presentation of each was enliv-
ened with a pat bit of rhyme written by
Mrs. Agnes Morton. Refreshments
were served at small tables on the ver-
anda, and the function was very pleas
ant affair.
To Make Extensions of Water System.
CORPORATION MEETING TO CONSIDER
THIS AND OTHER QUESTIONS.
A meeting of the South Paris Village
Corporation is called at Engine House
Hall, on Thursday evening of this week,
Aug. IA, at 1880 o'clock, to consider
making certain extensions OF the water
system, and settling suits now pending